Podcasts about samona

Lisa Kristine is an American humanitarian photographer, activist and speaker. Through her powerful pictures, she raises worldwide the awareness about the dignity and respect of indigenous peoples and the lives of slaves. Her photography has effectively documented indigenous cultures and social causes, including modern-day slavery in particular, in more than 100 countries. I first encountered her impressive work in 2013 at her gallery in Samona, California. When I entered her gallery I stood transfixed in front of the photo of five-year-old Kofi, a child slave from Africa. For several minutes I had to cry, although at that time I did not even know what this picture was really expressing. Since early childhood, Lisa has been living her passion and using her talent for a cause of the utmost importance. Her work has won her various international awards, she delivered TED Talks, and has been honored by the Pope himself. Lisa lives her purpose from the bottom of her heart and thus her unique legacy for the good of humanity. In our podcast, we talk about  how she found her purpose how she finds the courage to follow her call, despite risks, to raise awareness for the dignity and justice of more than 50 million slaves how she descends into 300-meter-deep shafts to document the work of slaves in mines  what her vision is what her foundation aims to achieve More information about Lisa Kristine and her impressive pictures at https://lisakristine.com/.

There have been many winners of the Tevis Cup, though Ms. Samona Blakeley is the youngest female rider to hold this high honor.  In our chat today we will get to know a bit more about Samona, her Craigslist freebie horse named Goober and how it their story became what is now the book, "Chasing Dreams- The True Story of the Youngest Female Tevis Cup Champion" by Samona Blakeley you can find her book on Amazon: Chasing Dreams. 

Gabriela Blakeley- Reflections on Tevis 2022 Episode 58 of Endurance Horse Podcast is being published on 17 July 2023 Hello and welcome to episode of Endurance Horse Podcast!  We are back after a pause and today chatting with Gabriella Blakely of Oregon, who won the 2022 Tevis Cup with horse Pyro with a time of 17 hours 9 minutes.  The Blakeley family is no stranger to the Tevis trail and has arguably created a family tradition and legacy around Tevis.   Stay tuned because at a later date we will be sharing more information on a new book authored by Gabriela's daughter Samona Blakeley about Samona's journey to her 2019 win at Tevis.  Her book is called Chasing Dreams: The True Story of the Youngest Female Tevis Cup Winner.   Sorry for the long pause in producing content, life has been busy & this momma was getting a bit tired!   Now on with the show!  Without further ado, let's jump into episode 58 of Endurance Horse Podcast. 

This live episode from the Becker's Hospital Review 13th Annual Meeting in Chicago features Samona DasGupta, Director of Pharmacy Business and Strategic Development at University of Washington Medicine. Here, she discusses her excitement about the new visibility and of the pharmacy profession, the changes to the 340B Program, and more.

Samona is one such artist that epitomizes the essence of the modern era. A multi-talented Contemporary Gospel vocalist and singer born in Oakland Ca and raised in Sacramento Ca. Samona is making music that is thoughtful, conscious, and driven by a desire to motivate, inspire, comfort, and spread love and joy to all those that hear it. Samona has had a vast array of musical influences however she accredits the pivotal influences in her music to Old School Gospel music including Mississippi Mass Choir, Daryl Coley, John P. Kee, Kirk Whalum, and Opera/Classical music. Samona also uses her music as a vehicle to express her perspectives and tell stories. Her overarching ambition is to encourage and inspire people through Gospel music. Her music exhibits not only her versatility and vocal prowess but has surely cemented her style of making intriguing, out-of-the-box Gospel music and has paved the way for the varied expressions of her musical ideas and artistic craft. This is the music that will push the boundaries of our perception as well as inspire and drive us to introspective conversations. As long as artists like Samona exist and her story and voice is heard then this is the music that may not change the world. Samona's new single 'Afflicted' will be played on this show.

Welcome to The Devout Jamcast! The Devout Jamcast with DJ Ice Berg365 Ep #170 feat J Saviour, Samona, and Jereme Ware! Keep up with Episode #170's Featured Artists online here: J Saviour JSaviour.Bandcamp.com Samona SamonaMusic.com Jereme L Ware https://www.facebook.com/jereme.ware.3 Please let me know what you think! Thanks for watching, and always supporting TDJ!! www.iceberg365ministries.org facebook.com/TheDevoutJamcast Twitter/Instagram/Snapchat: @DevoutJamcast Email contact/music submission: thedevoutjamcast@gmail.com Subscribe on YouTube! youtube.com/IceBerg365Ministries Tune in to the next Devout Jamcast, February 20th!

Lammas Park is an award-winning film and TV production company founded by Sir Steve McQueen. They've recently collaborated with Canon on two short films by a pair of exciting young directors, who join host Lucy Hedges on the show today. Jade Ang Jackman and Samona Olanipekun have very different styles, but they've both made terrific, visually-stunning short films. Jade's is about a Suffragette self defence group, while Samona's is about a man wrestling with himself both physically and metaphorically. They are also joined by Lammas Parks' New Business Manager Mia Powell, who is here to guide us through the project and explain the company's ethos and why Canon and Lammas Park make for such a strong partnership.Sustainability, diversity and the future of filmmaking are hot topics of discussion in this fascinating episode. Let us know what you think via our socials:Visit our website: https://canon.sm/pro Follow us on Twitter: https://canon.sm/pro-twitter Join us on Facebook: https://canon.sm/pro-facebook Engage with us on Instagram: https://canon.sm/pro-instagram Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://canon.sm/pro-linkedin Watch us on YouTube: https://canon.sm/youtube 

In this episode of Beyond the Meter, host John Failla is joined by three Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions team members. Mark Adams is the Business Development Manager, Mike York is the Strategic Account Manager, and Wayne Johnson is the Key Segment Manager for Education. These experienced executives walk through practical steps toward gaining approval for resiliency projects. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Understanding the project [02:21] Making the business case for a project [05:59] The “Money Authority Need” concept [10:14] Barriers to communication [15:21] The DISC profile [20:34] Building consensus [24:03] Risk-adjusted cost [30:22] Before the C-suite meeting [39:58] Making the business case Achieving internal buy-in for energy managers is a common challenge. Many projects miss the mark on this critical first step in making the business case for a project. Fully understanding the project, need, and goal will lead to precisely what's necessary for a project to achieve that goal. Starting with the end in mind and understanding the process will direct how the project is communicated. Everyone has different communication styles, so choosing the right person to present varies by initiative. Typically, engineers can speak to engineers and do a reasonably good job communicating with finance. Still, many engineers would find it a challenge to translate an initiative into business results and talk to executives. The presentation must be succinct, with further data ready for when there are deeper questions. The goal is to give people the information they need to make a reasonable decision and not drown them in detail and minutiae. With data, details can become muddled in the impact, degrading the target outcome's importance. Begin with consensus The default starting point for many projects has been receiving approval from finance. However, finance tends to wait to follow after the authority has expressed initial interest. At that time, a higher priority is placed on the project, and the project will receive more support. The entry point has to be with the individual with the need. Finance tends to look for a simple payback or some framework that may not apply well regarding the replacement of assets. The presenter will need to present the initiative in such a way as to anticipate and overcome objections. Finance finds comfort in consensus. If approached with a project that already has people from various departments working together to push it forward, finance is much more likely to join. Finance will need cost comparisons, asset lift management expectations, and expenses. Anticipating these questions means knowing the people in finance and how they communicate. Consider the wider audience When proposing a project to your business, the decision-makers are the primary audience. Often overlooked are the people who don't have the authority to approve a project yet affect how the project proposal is received. Considering these different perspectives and bringing them on board is crucial in making the business case for a project. Success is unlikely if a solution doesn't receive support from the engineering, facilities, and finance departments. This concept applies in other industries as well. In education, the sustainability officer doesn't typically have much money to spend or authority to leverage but is influential in the process. Being attuned to the broader audience will help gain the project's approval and its overall success. Resources & People Mentioned Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions com Connect With Our Guests Mark Adams - Business Development Manager Mark's experience with Duke Energy and Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions through his multiple roles has given him the opportunity to meet, listen and understand, through countless customer meetings across a wide spectrum of industries, the challenges and the ever-changing world they live and compete in daily. Through these meetings, he has learned that everyone has their own unique issues and challenges. His learned business development skills have given him the opportunity to work with diverse industries on many innovative projects. Mark is married to Samona for 35 years and has a 31-year-old married son named Landon.  Mark is an avid golfer and loves working in his yard. Follow Mark Adams on LinkedIn Mike York - Strategic Account Manager Michael York has spent the majority of the past thirty years as an executive responsible for running operations with revenues between $275-$700M annually. During this period, he has managed capital budgets, and engineering staff and has successfully launched numerous service offerings. In addition to these responsibilities he has spoken at events such as Gartner Group conferences, North Carolina State University Executive Roundtable, Minority Economic Forum events and served on the Minority Competitiveness council under the US Department of commerce. He has authored the book Reset, numerous white papers and worked with the VA, Minority Entrepreneurial Council and Raleigh Rescue Mission. Mike is a graduate of the Strategic Leadership Institute at Villanova University, Adizas Institute and Murray State University. Currently, he works for Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions in the area of sales enablement to facilitate complex deals and build compelling business cases for business developers and customers. Follow Mike York on LinkedIn Wayne Johnson - Key Segment Manager for Education Wayne Johnson is key segment manager for the education segment at Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions and has a wealth of experience in energy innovation and solution finance. He also spent years as a facilities manager and energy executive in higher education. Wayne's out-of-the-box thinking helps him meet the challenges of energy infrastructure and asset management in education. Wayne designs energy solutions to help meet the needs of all project stakeholders, including facilities leaders, CFOs, presidents, heads of schools, faculty, staff, students and local communities. He uses his unique experience to help schools become more energy efficient, sustainable and viable for the future. Wayne has been invited to speak at conferences and universities across the country about finance innovation for campus energy and sustainability projects. He also works closely with Duke Energy's Emerging Technology organization to bring behind-the-meter innovation to campuses. Most recently, Wayne has been exploring the role of alternative fuels on campus via pilot project funding. Wayne enjoys international travel, time on the lake and hiking with his family. Wayne has worked as a licensed electrical and general contractor and is an alumnus of Mars Hill University and The University of South Carolina. His master's degree is in education administration. Follow Wayne Johnson on LinkedIn Connect With Smart Energy Decisions https://www.smartenergydecisions.com/ Follow them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Follow them on LinkedIn Subscribe to Beyond The Meter onApple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

Researchers with the best of intentions still get things wrong. “Who made you the expert” is a valid question that research subjects might ask… and frankly, they're right to ask that. If you're, say, a drug user in Vancouver's downtown east side you probably don't want some guy from Harvard telling you what paternalistic research he's doing on you. You want to be a partner in research done with you. So what does it look like when the old paternalistic ways are dispensed of? Garth Mullins hosts Crackdown, a podcast about the drug war in Vancouver covered by the drug users themselves. Gordon talks to him about being the researcher and the researched in the downtown east side, a place where activists and academics have come together to develop better methods. We also talk to Michelle Fine of City University of New York. She's a leading proponent of “critical participatory action research“. That's a way of researching that de-centres the academic. We find out the theory, and what that means for expertise more broadly. Special thanks to Samona Marsh, one of the authors of Research 101: A process for developing local guidelines for ethical research in heavily researched communities, and also to Liz Dozier of Chicago Beyond. Liz and Samona's work was really important to this episode even if we couldn't get their voices to air. ——————-SUPPORT THE SHOW————————- We need your support. If you like what you hear, chip in. You can find us on patreon.com/dartsandletters. Patreon subscribers usually get the episode a day early, and sometimes will also receive bonus content. Don't have the money to chip in this week? Not to fear, you can help in other ways. For one: subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. It helps other people find our work. —————————-CREDITS—————————- For a full list of credits, contact information, and more, visit dartsandletters.ca

Researchers with the best of intentions still get things wrong. “Who made you the expert” is a valid question that research subjects might ask… and frankly, they're right to ask that. If you're, say, a drug user in Vancouver's downtown east side you probably don't want some guy from Harvard telling you what paternalistic research he's doing on you. You want to be a partner in research done with you.So what does it look like when the old paternalistic ways are dispensed of? Garth Mullins hosts Crackdown, a podcast about the drug war in Vancouver covered by the drug users themselves. Gordon talks to him about being the researcher and the researched in the downtown east side, a place where activists and academics have come together to develop better methods.We also talk to Michelle Fine of City University of New York. She's a leading proponent of “critical participatory action research“. That's a way of researching that de-centres the academic. We find out the theory, and what that means for expertise more broadly.Special thanks to Samona Marsh, one of the authors of Research 101: A process for developing local guidelines for ethical research in heavily researched communities, and also to Liz Dozier of Chicago Beyond. Liz and Samona's work was really important to this episode even if we couldn't get their voices to air.——————-SUPPORT THE SHOW————————-We need your support. If you like what you hear, chip in. You can find us on patreon.com/dartsandletters. Patreon subscribers usually get the episode a day early, and sometimes will also receive bonus content.Don't have the money to chip in this week? Not to fear, you can help in other ways. For one: subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. It helps other people find our work.—————————-CREDITS—————————-For a full list of credits, contact information, and more, visit dartsandletters.ca

Last week saw very little in the way of bangs. Though, Tommy Tobler nearly gave The Libbys an Immortal Bet, but as we know, the closer you are, the further away you are. This week we go full Origin mode and have an array of bets across the game – FTS's, MOM's Multis, you name it. We've also searched around the International fixtures for a bitta of value. 0:00 - Accountability 32:44 - Origin 53:03 - NZ v Tonga 54:36 - Samona vs The Cook Islands 58:25 - PNG v Fiji 01:02:06 - AFL 01:04:50 - Golf 01:10:57 - Unit Scooper  Whatever you bet on, Take it to the Neds Level. Visit: https://www.neds.com.au/   Always gamble responsibly and make sure you are over the age of 18.    Kayo Sports: Enjoy no ads during play, sign up today: https://kayosports.com.au/   About Even Private Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/10574... And ffs follow us on insta @abouteven_

Welcome to The Devout Jamcast! The Devout Jamcast with DJ Ice Berg365 Ep #147 feat Deonte Hall, Samona, and RiZen Keep up with Episode #147's Featured Artists online here: youtube.com/channel/UCL8WrFSZeghOJ3LU3UKgk6Q facebook.com/iamporshalove facebook.com/samona.whiteside.9 facebook.com/rizengospel Please let me know what you think! Thanks for watching, and always supporting TDJ!! www.iceberg365ministries.org facebook.com/TheDevoutJamcast Twitter/Instagram/Snapchat: @DevoutJamcast Email contact/music submission: thedevoutjamcast@gmail.com Subscribe on YouTube! youtube.com/IceBerg365Ministries

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Music of a Christian genre from Rennatha Bernadin, We are creature, Tiffany Crosby,  Samona, Christiane Dehmer, Pursuing JC,  Seanote, Cristobel Sansano and Sean Ware as broadcast on FlameCCR on medium wave to Merseyside and on www.flameradio.org worldwide.      All provided by Eshed Music & Art who represent and promote musicians and their music from all the genres around the world. 

A multi-talented Contemporary Gospel vocalist and singer born in Oakland Ca and raised in Sacramento Ca. Samona is making music that is thoughtful, conscious and driven by a desire to motivate, inspire, comfort and spread love and joy to all those that hear it. Her music exhibits not only her versatility and vocal prowess but out of the box jazzy Gospel music sound. This is the music that will push the boundaries of our perception as well as inspire and drive us to introspective conversations.

This week you get the privilege of listening in on Part 2 of my Underground Conversation with Indie Gospel Artist Samona. In this episode we continue the discussion of being authorized to minister in the presence of God. Be sure to watch the FULL interview on our YouTube channel.   Become a GU Ambassador by commenting on THIS POST.   Join The Passport Membership for 2 weeks FREE: https://www.thegospelunderground.co/community   IG: @the_gospelunderground & @jeniselavonne Email Me: gospelundergroundradio@gmail.com   Watch the Video Interview Here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkUMwPXtB6VLRL0tycN4YQg/videos   Connect with Samona Here: IG: https://www.instagram.com/samonawmusic/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/MusicbySamona/ Reverb Nation: https://www.reverbnation.com/samona Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/34fdsOt7d114W63epieZ5P?si=k5c6YyxDRqSRsUCBbrS10w Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/encouragedtoinspire Email: encouragedtoinspire@gmail.com   Listen to her music and others on The Gospel Underground Playlist, available on Apple Music and Spotify!

This week you get the privilege of listening in on my Underground Conversation with Indie Gospel Artist Samona. We discuss her journey, her style and approach to music, as well as being authorized to minister in the presence of God. This was such a great interview that I KNOW will bless you along your music ministry journey! Be sure to watch the FULL interview on our YouTube channel.   Join The Passport Membership for 2 weeks FREE: https://www.thegospelunderground.co/community   IG: @the_gospelunderground & @jeniselavonne Email Me: gospelundergroundradio@gmail.com   Watch the Video Interview Here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkUMwPXtB6VLRL0tycN4YQg/videos   Connect with Samona Here: IG: https://www.instagram.com/samonawmusic/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/MusicbySamona/ Reverb Nation: https://www.reverbnation.com/samona Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/34fdsOt7d114W63epieZ5P?si=k5c6YyxDRqSRsUCBbrS10w Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/encouragedtoinspire Email: encouragedtoinspire@gmail.com   Listen to her music and others on The Gospel Underground Playlist, available on Apple Music and Spotify!

In this episode Samona, a contemporary gospel artist speaks about her musical journey including some of the insecurities that comes along with being an artist. We touch on one of the toughest things GOD brought her through. She also explains the importance she puts on vocal tone as well as what she learned about message driven production. Below is an email to connect with Samona and a link for her music. Email: encouragedtoinspire@gmail.com Links: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/samona/encouraged-to-inspire-2

Samona Whiteside is a contemporary singer with incredible sounds that you can hear on spotify, youtube, reverbnation and many more online channels – and all of her songs have thousands and sometimes tens of thousands of plays. As a multi-talented and modern gospel vocalist and singer, when I first heard her music I was just blown away. I wasn't expecting such nuance, within an intimate, yet powerful way of singing, while still honoring her roots in the gospel tradition in exciting ways. Samona makes music that is thoughtful, conscious and driven by the desire to inspire, comfort and spread love and joy to all those that hear it. Join us as host Megan Morgan interviews Samona where they talk about music, being a wife and mother, and how she uses her voice and her music as a vehicle to express her perspectives and tell stories. The beginning and end of the episode feature her songs, so it's a special treat for listeners. Her overarching ambition is to encourage and motivate people, pushing the boundaries of our perception as to what music, devotion and particularly what gospel music can be. Samona believes that music may not change the world, but that it can certainly change people, in the world. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/megan-morgan1/support

Music of a Christian genre from Charmaine & Arleta,  Sean Ware,  Parkes Stewart,  Ellen Quinopez Nuwatt,  Angela Mahon,  Gary D Clark,   The Shadoz,   Samona  and   Sarai Korpacz as broadcast on FlameCCR on medium wave to Merseyside and on www.flameradio.org worldwide.      All provided by Eshed Music & Art who represent and promote musicians and their music from all the genres around the world. 

Music of a Christian genre from Charmaine & Arleta,  Christina Mae Degazio,  Rilena,  Iryne Rock,  David Vaters,  Samona,  Gwelly Music,  Robert Houk Hitchcock, and A Pocket Full of Wonder as broadcast on FlameCCR on medium wave to Merseyside and on www.flameradio.org worldwide.   All provided by Eshed Music & Art who represent and promote musicians and their music from all the genres around the world. 

What's Good Family!! Check out Jimmy Bonds Podcast airing every Sun on Illadelphia Radio @ 2PM & 7PM ET!!   illadelphiaradio.com   This episode is an Illuminating Interview with Contemporary Gospel Artist Samona!!   Samona shares her musical journey and how she developed her talent singing in a closet as a youth.   She opens up about the lost of her brother and having to record music they worked on together immediately after his murder   Samona also discusses infusing her love for R&B music into the Contemporary Gospel genre and creating a sound all her own   So Tune In Family!! Let's #openthedialogue with Samona!!   #StayUp #DontSleepOnYourDreams   #JBP #phillyradio #JimmyBondsPodcast #illadelphia #IlladelphiaRadio #GoodHopeRdStudios #GHRS #westphilly #DC #brotherlylove #TYthemaddrhyma #westphillyradio #MajorFlavorProduction   #_Teawitdatea  #explore #phillymusic #newmusic #newpodcast #newepisode #phillyradio #staytunedphilly #Samona #Contemporary #Gospel #WingsOfLove   Samona- Wings Of Love  https://youtu.be/YNuX5A8NmNQ https://www.reverbnation.com/Samona https://m.facebook.com/MusicbySamona/?ref=bookmarks       https://jimmybonds.com/

Welcome Back to Episode 7 (2.0) of Connecting With Coo! My guests were Jecora and Samona Estrada! Both women do business in the beauty industry. Jecora is a makeup and hair stylist, Samona owns Color Vault Cosmetics! Take a listen as we discuss what it's like to be a black woman in the industry, while juggling family and daily life. Color Vault can be found at https://instagram.com/colorvaultcosmetics?igshid=17f9bdd1p63xj. Jecora Monique Artistry can be found at https://instagram.com/jecoramoniqueartistry?igshid=4iwujzrbbee4

This week the crew had Scalez on the podcast. They talk about the bad parts of podcasting, B. Simone, Cosmetic Surgery, Houston and more. They had a Birthday song since Samona's birthday is Friday.

Giuseppe A. Samonà"La frontiera spaesata"Un viaggio alle porte dei BalcaniExorma Editorehttp://www.exormaedizioni.com/Con il ritmo del giornale di bordo, Giuseppe A. Samonà ci accompagna su una frontiera che non è una linea ma uno spazio disteso, fluido, dai contorni sfumati, in cui coabitano e si mescolano genti, lingue e culture. Una frontiera spaesata appunto, nel senso di un paese che non è un paese ma molti paesi. Una frontiera insomma che non si lascia afferrare, che si sposta sempre.Si parla molto di letteratura, di Storia e storie che sono indispensabili alla comprensione dei luoghi. Un percorso esplorato insieme agli scrittori e ai poeti di queste terre e che l'autore annota e disegna su tovagliette di carta: una sorta di mappa potenziale in cui cercare pezzi di itinerari che ognuno potrebbe comporre a modo suo; preziosa per chi volesse mettersi in cammino da Trieste, verso est e verso sud-est, lungo la costa dell'Istria o penetrando l'interno della Slovenia e della Croazia, verso il cuore dei Balcani.Di tappa in tappa, varcando una porta dopo l'altra – a ogni porta ti dici: ora ci siamo… – prova a chiedere dove si trovino, questi inafferrabili Balcani, il più delle volte ti risponderanno semplicemente indicando in direzione del paese, della porta seguente…Sì, più vai avanti più la testa si gira all'indietro, dettagli trascurati acquistano una nuova importanza, e torni sull'inesauribile storia di queste terre – la Storia è sempre inesauribile, ma la prospettiva via via si fa salda – e ogni volta ti sembra di capirne un pezzettino di più.Dapprima ti è venuta incontro l'ossessione dell'autoctonia, l'idea che una terra appartenga agli uni o agli altri, esclusivamente, e che questo diritto debba esser sancito da un mitologico esser nato in loco, o comunque essere arrivati prima. Purezza: Trieste o Trst? Ora t'interroga l'ossessione del confine, l'idea che esistano, o si possano tracciare, linee che separino perfettamente. E l'una e l'altra ossessione qui si manifestano per inevitabilmente esplodere, svelandosi come illusioni, costruzioni ingannevoli – la purezza, il confine, la frontiera… Anzi, le frontiere. Perché al di là dei popoli Trieste e l'Istria interrogano, rimettono in questione, anche molte frontiere cosiddette naturali: per esempio quella fra matti e normali (Basaglia, ricordi? Da vicino nessuno è normale…); o persino quella fra i generi, frutto anch'essa di una natura in buona parte inventata dagli uomini, e quindi almeno in parte infinitamente reinventabile. E se anche in quanto uomini e donne fossimo, proprio come i luoghi in cui stai viaggiando, costantemente in bilico?Il bilico, la sospensione, è in ogni caso quel che si respira in Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere (in italiano tradotto come: O del nessun luogo), della storica e scrittrice Jan Morris: conobbe la città ventenne da soldato, nel 1945, quando era ancora James, e ne rimase catturata; così continuò a conoscerla e riconoscerla attraverso tutta la sua vita, prima e dopo la sua transizione da James a Jan, all'inizio degli anni Settanta, per poi scriverci sopra all'inizio dei Duemila. Anywhere out of the world scriveva Baudelaire per raccontare il bisogno dell'uomo di sottrarsi al dolore raggiungendo un luogo che sia… fuori dal mondo: ecco, quel luogo lo ritrovi positivamente, come se veramente esistesse, in molte pagine di questo libro. Aggiungilo alla tua lista di letture: anche se l'autrice sembra meno sensibile al fascino dell'Istria, quell'atmosfera è trasportabile anche qui – e poche ma utilmente spaesanti righe parlano anche di Pola.Giuseppe A. Samonà è nato fra Palermo e Roma, dove ha conseguito un Dottorato in Storia delle religioni antiche all'Università «La Sapienza». Lasciata l'Italia nei primi anni Ottanta, ha vissuto e insegnato a Parigi, New York e Montréal (École Pratique des Hautes Études; State University of New York at Stony Brook; Université du Québec à Montréal).Ha pubblicato studi sul Vicino Oriente antico e sull'America indiana al tempo della Conquista (alcuni titoli: Gli itinerari sacri dell'aedo: Ricerca storico-religiosa sui cantori omerici, Bulzoni 1984; Il sole, la terra, il serpente: Antichi miti di morte, interpretazioni moderne e problemi di compara­zio­ne storico-religiosa, Bulzoni 1991; L'insaisissable religion des Taïnos: Esquisse d'anthropologie historique, «Journal de la Société des Américanistes» 2003…).È stato cofondatore della rivista franco-italiana Altritaliani, ed è codirettore della rivista transculturale franco-canadese ViceVersa. Attualmente vive a Parigi, dove scrive, traduce, insegna… Non ha mai vissuto a Buenos Aires, né a Montevideo – ma sogna un giorno di poterlo fare.Quelle cose scomparse, parole (Ilisso 2004; con una versione ampliata in e-book, nel 2013) è la sua prima opera di narrativa. Fa parte delle antologie di narratori La terra della prosa (L'Orma 2014) e Con gli occhi aperti (Exòrma 2016) a cura di Andrea Cortellessa, e dell'antologia di critica 12 apostati (Damiani 2015) a cura di Filippo La Porta. I fannulloni nella valle fertile, di Albert Cossery (Einaudi 2016, con un saggio introduttivo), è la sua ultima traduzione dal francese.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Joseph Samona is a fourth-year dental student at the University of Michigan, graduating in May 2020. As a future dentist with a profound hearing loss, he aims to improve access to oral health care in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities. He is also a co-founder of Michigan Deaf Health. In our very first video episode, Joe discusses his experiences applying to dental school, accessing accommodations, and taking action to make oral health education more accessible for American Sign Language users. ASL Video version: https://bit.ly/DWDDeafVideo

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When life just seems like it can’t get any worse, it’s almost instinct to just give up and let life happen to you. There’s a feeling of depression that can creep in, and a sense of helplessness can paralyze you if you let it. It takes a lot to press-on and take back your life, but you can do it! After spending years in a home where her father was abusive to her and her mother, and then losing her leg in the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, Rebekah Gregory could have given up and decided to be satisfied with her life that seemed like it would always be going from one tragedy to the next. Instead, she stood in the face of adversity and decided to take her life back! Because of all that she’s overcome and how she’s developed into an amazing wife and mother, Dr. Meg knew this was a story that Parenting Great Kids listeners just had to hear. Rebekah tells Dr. Meeker the story of her childhood and how she overcame the odds to become the woman she is today, even though she lost her leg in a terrorist bombing. There’s so much you will be encouraged by from this interview! Also in this episode, Dr. Meeker answers a question from a wife and mother about differing parenting styles between her and her husband beginning to push them apart. If you have a question you want Dr. Meeker to answer in a future episode or on the Meeker Parenting Community page, email them to askmeg@megmeekermd.com and listen to see if your question is featured next!   WELCOME Dr. Meg introduces the topic “Taking My Life Back” along with her guest Rebekah Gregory and teases her points to ponder that you can start using right away.   A CONVERSATION WITH REBEKAH GREGORY (PART 1) In today’s episode Dr. Meeker has a wonderful conversation with Rebekah Gregory about taking her life back after it feels like things are spinning out of control.   BREAK   A CONVERSATION WITH REBEKAH GREGORY (PART 2) In today’s episode Dr. Meeker has a wonderful conversation with Rebekah Gregory about taking her life back after it feels like things are spinning out of control.   POINTS TO PONDER Dr. Meg gives you her points to ponder as you learn more about taking control of your life in the face of adversity.   LET’S GET SOCIAL Email Dr. Meg at askmeg@megmeekermd.com or tweet your question to her @MegMeekerMD. In today’s episode, Dr. Meg answers a question from Samona about differing parenting styles between her and her husband beginning to push them apart.   PARENT PEP RALLY   FROM THE PRODUCER Thanks for listening to Episode 108, Taking My Life Back and for helping Dr. Meg’s parenting revolution reach more than FOUR MILLION downloads! Subscribe, rate, and leave a review for us on iTunes!   Get Social with Dr. Meg on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram @MegMeekerMD   Have a parenting question? Write Dr. Meg at askmeg@megmeekermd.com and she could answer your question during the show or you can let us know what you’d like to hear about in a future episode!   Dr. Meg’s parenting resources and tools are available at www.megmeekermd.com and click on “Parenting Resources”. Subscribe, rate, and leave a review for us on iTunes!

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In this episode we had special guest Samona (aka Pinky) from Milwaukee Vibes Podcast! Rest of the description coming soon! Lol Tune in!

As we bring our Women’s Pod month to an end we had 2 ladies who are newer to the Pod game with Samona from Milwaukee Vibez Podcast & TeeFish from Real TV talk podcast! It was a good time don’t miss this! Vibe With Us!Sweatsnsuitspodcast.comThis podcast was brought to you by audibletrial.com/SandSIntro by PBEEZY BEATSPLEASE like,comment,subscribe,rate and review on SoundCloud, Google Play and ITunes!!Hit us up!!! Twitter: SweatsNSuitspodIG: SWEATSNSUITSPODCAST FB: Sweats and Suits PodcastE-mail:Sweatsnsuits@gmail.comUrbanMogulLife.comWere on SoundCloud ITunes Google Play and Urbanmogullife.com