Podcast appearances and mentions of samuel hall

Communications Expert Sam Hall (Senior Director, Corporate, Brand, and Employee Communications at Samsara Inc.) joins host Lev Cribb on the Virtually Anything Goes Podcast Expert Series to talk about Corporate and Crisis Communications. In this episode, Sam Hall and Lev Cribb dive into a range of aspects of what makes a good communicator, how to communicate with a diverse range of people, how to communicate in a crisis, and how to find common ground when everyone has a different opinion on the best way forward. Sam Hall has a long and successful career working for some of the world's most recognisable brands. Throughout his career, his expertise and communication skills have served to build internal and external communications capabilities for many different situations, companies, and industry leaders. This episode is part of our Expert Series, where we speak to experts from a variety of different backgrounds, including Sleep & Insomnia, Addiction, Mentoring, Eye Surgery, Sales, and even Magic! So be sure to subscribe and check out our other episodes.  Find and listen the audio-only version of this episode on your favourite podcast platform.  For more information, content, and podcast episodes go to https://www.webinarexperts.com 

April Moss is joined on the show today by Founder of Patriots for America Militia, Samuel Hall. Learn more about this non-profit protecting our Southern Border here: https://www.patriotsforamericamilitia.com/PROTECT YOUR WEALTH WITH GOLD/SILVERFace the Facts is sponsored by Beverly Hills Precious Metals. Visit https://bh-pm.com/ today and tell them April Moss sent you.PROTECT YOUR HEART HEALTH WITH CARDIO MIRACLELearn how Nitric Oxide is the key to a healthy heart. Visit: https://cardiomiracle.com/?ref=yqYJw7NnSKafKDSupport the show

En 1996, le chanteur de “Osez Joséphine” est en pleine dépression. C'est un soldat sans joie qui s'attèle à l'élaboration de son 10ème album studio, entouré de son complice de toujours Jean Faulques. Sur le plan musical comme dans ses textes très personnels, Bashung souhaite rester insaisissable et va pour cela multiplier les ateliers expérimentaux. Le fruit de cette longue maturation c'est Fantaisie Militaire en Janvier 1998. Un disque à la maîtrise parfaite et aux audaces infinies. De “malaxe” à “Angora”, en passant par “Aucun express”, “Sommes-nous” ou “La nuit je mens” on sent qu'Alain Bashung est parvenu au sommet de son art hybride et combinatoire. Fantaisie Militaire est son chef d'œuvre absolu, récompensé par une pluie d'éloges et 4 Victoires de la musique. Il y a dans ce disque la qualité d'écriture, les arrangements sublimes, et surtout cette voix hors norme qui vont faire de Bashung la voix la plus respectée du Rock à la française. Dans cet épisode Olivia vous raconte l'histoire inédite d'Alain Baschung et Greg Cook nous emmène dans les studios du château de Miraval. Fanny, elle, revient sur la pochette de Laurent Seroussi et le clip très inspiré de la “La nuit je mens” signé Jacques Audiard.    Crédits : Générique : Dr Alban "Sing Hallelujah" Titres écoutés dans l'émission : “Malaxe”, “La Nuit Je Mens”, “Fantaisie Militaire”, “2043”, “Mes Prisons”, “Ode A La Vie”, “Dehors”, “Samuel Hall”, “Aucun Express”, “Au Pavillion Des Lauriers”, “Sommes-Nous”, “Angora”, “Pourquoi rêvez-vous des États-Unis ?”, “Oh! Gaby”, “L'Arrivée Du Tour”. Alain Bashung & les Chœurs “La Révolution Française / Retour de la Bastille”, Les Valentins “Les Pieds dans la Lune”.  Extraits : “Alain Bashung - La nuit je mens (live at Nulle Part Ailleurs)” (Canal+, 1998), “Michel Auclair "Le dormeur du val" (INA, 1956), “Victoires de la musique 1999 - Reportage - Journal télévisé” (TF1, 1999)   Chaque mois dans Radio K7 on rembobine nos cassettes et vous raconte l'histoire d'un album qui a marqué les années 90s. Une émission animée par Emmanuel Minelle, Fanny Giniès, Olivia Godat et Greg Cook. Enregistrée chez Olivia Godat. Générique réalisé par Greg Cook. Identité graphique signée Floating Studio.   LAISSEZ UN MESSAGE APRÈS LE BIP ! Vous pouvez nous appeler au 01 89 16 75 31, pour suggérer un album, donner votre avis ou chanter en karaoké avec nous ! Promis, on diffusera les messages au prochain épisode ! Sinon, retrouvez-nous sur les internets : — Twitter : @RadioK7Podcast — Instagram : @radio_k7 — Facebook : @Radiok7podcast

Guadalupe County Republican Women will welcome Samuel Hall, founder of Patriots for America (PFA), as the program speaker at their monthly luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 26. The meeting will be at 11:30 a.m. at the Seguin Silver Center, 510 East Court St., in Seguin. The program is free. For information, visit www.guadalupe-county-rw.com/Article Link

According to UNHCR, the global number of people forcibly displaced by conflict, violence, human rights abuses, and other forms of persecution has reached 110 million. When asked to imagine the living conditions of refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs), rows of white tents or temporary structures often come to mind. In fact, around 60% of refugees and IDPs live in towns and cities. This episode of Make Change Happen is hosted by Lucy Earle, director of IIED's Human Settlements research group, and features Nassim Majidi, co-founder and executive director of Samuel Hall; Jack Makau, associate director of Slum Dwellers International in Kenya; and Samer Saliba, director of city practice at the Mayors Migration Council. The podcast discusses challenges and lessons from ‘participatory forums' – part of a 3.5-year research project – that bring together different stakeholders and refugee representatives together. Read more: https://www.iied.org/help-cities-help-people-bringing-everyone-together-refugee-response-make-change-happen-podcast As a listener of IIED's Make Change Happen podcast, we value your opinion and are keen to understand your preferences and gather valuable feedback to enhance our podcast. Please, take this survey to help us create content that resonates with you: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/IIEDpodcastsurvey Your responses will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the Make Change Happen podcast, making it an even more informative experience for all.

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durée : 00:17:26 - Les Enjeux internationaux - par : Baptiste Muckensturm - Depuis le 24 décembre, les femmes ne peuvent plus exercer dans les ONG en Afghanistan. L'aide humanitaire en Afghanistan peut-elle se passer d'elles ? - invités : Hervé Nicolle Codirecteur du Centre de recherche sur les migrations Samuel Hall, basé à Kaboul et Nairobi

durée : 00:14:54 - Les Enjeux internationaux - par : Julie Gacon - Le 30 août 2021 prenaient fin les évacuations aériennes de réfugiés afghans fuyant l'arrivée au pouvoir des Talibans. Un an plus tard, de nombreux Afghans continuent d'emprunter les chemins risqués de l'exil, comme en témoigne un rapport publié hier par Amnesty International. - invités : Nassim Majidi co-fondatrice/directrice de Samuel Hall, un centre de recherche basé à Kaboul (organisation à but social qui forme des chercheurs afghans et qui soutient l'action humanitaire/développement dans le pays)

durée : 00:43:13 - Le Temps du débat d'été - par : Quentin Lafay - Un an après la reprise du pouvoir par les talibans, la situation en Afghanistan semble critique : selon Human Rights Watch, 90 % des foyers afghans ne mangent pas à leur faim. Quel avenir pour la population et pour le pays ? - invités : Nassim Majidi co-fondatrice/directrice de Samuel Hall, un centre de recherche basé à Kaboul (organisation à but social qui forme des chercheurs afghans et qui soutient l'action humanitaire/développement dans le pays); Jean-Luc Racine directeur de recherche au CNRS, chercheur senior au think tank Asia Centre; Solène Chalvon-Fioriti Journaliste indépendante

durée : 00:43:13 - Le Temps du débat d'été - par : Quentin Lafay - Un an après la reprise du pouvoir par les Talibans, la situation en Afghanistan semble critique : selon Human Rights Watch, 90 % des foyers afghans ne mangent pas à leur faim. Quel avenir pour la population et pour le pays ? - invités : Nassim Majidi co-fondatrice/directrice de Samuel Hall, un centre de recherche basé à Kaboul (organisation à but social qui forme des chercheurs afghans et qui soutient l'action humanitaire/développement dans le pays); Jean-Luc Racine directeur de recherche au CNRS, chercheur senior au think tank Asia Centre; Solène Chalvon-Fioriti Journaliste indépendante

Creating a space that encourages deep work for you and your peers, energy management as an introvert, and embracing adversity as a parent. I talk to Samuel Hall as he shares the wisdom and enlightenment he has collated over the years as a high-performing parent. Samuel Hall is the CEO of Rainmaking Asia Pacific Venture Studio. Samuel was born and raised in the UK and started his career as a lawyer before moving to Singapore and building his career across multiple startups and new ventures. In 2016, he found that the Rainmaking APAC venture studio had also launched startup bootcamp, a startup accelerator across Southeast Asia, Japan, and South Korea. Samuel has two daughters, aged three and one. As a present dad to his two daughters, prioritizing his time for family time and work time is vital. Samuel has allocated time for his deep work where he concentrates on his tasks at work and finds time to really think and get inspired. When it’s his wife’s time to do her deep work, it‘s his time to take care of his daughters. This has been a system for their family at home and being cognizant to each other’s time and space for deep work is essential. Samuel is admittedly an introvert disguised as an extrovert, so after numerous hours of dealing with teams and other individuals for work, it can get draining for him. Energy management has played a role in helping him allocate energy for both work and his family to ensure that he has enough for both. As a parent in tech, you will go through many changes and challenges in your life. You will face a number of adversities but you can acknowledge that there is a sense of winning in losing. You learn from your losses and this will help you in your path towards success. Embracing adversity must be a constant thing in life as it shows that we are progressing and moving forward. To get in touch with Samuel Hall, find him on LinkedIn: https://sg.linkedin.com/in/sam-a-hall Don’t forget to head over to www.parents.fm to stay up to date with new and previous episodes, join our community of parents in tech or drop me a line.

Creating a space that encourages deep work for you and your peers, energy management as an introvert, and embracing adversity as a parent. I talk to Samuel Hall as he shares the wisdom and enlightenment he has collated over the years as a high-performing parent. Samuel Hall is the CEO of Rainmaking Asia Pacific Venture Studio. Samuel was born and raised in the UK and started his career as a lawyer before moving to Singapore and building his career across multiple startups and new ventures. In 2016, he found that the Rainmaking APAC venture studio had also launched startup bootcamp, a startup accelerator across Southeast Asia, Japan, and South Korea. Samuel has two daughters, aged three and one. As a present dad to his two daughters, prioritizing his time for family time and work time is vital. Samuel has allocated time for his deep work where he concentrates on his tasks at work and finds time to really think and get inspired. When it’s his wife’s time to do her deep work, it‘s his time to take care of his daughters. This has been a system for their family at home and being cognizant to each other’s time and space for deep work is essential. Samuel is admittedly an introvert disguised as an extrovert, so after numerous hours of dealing with teams and other individuals for work, it can get draining for him. Energy management has played a role in helping him allocate energy for both work and his family to ensure that he has enough for both. As a parent in tech, you will go through many changes and challenges in your life. You will face a number of adversities but you can acknowledge that there is a sense of winning in losing. You learn from your losses and this will help you in your path towards success. Embracing adversity must be a constant thing in life as it shows that we are progressing and moving forward. To get in touch with Samuel Hall, find him on LinkedIn: https://sg.linkedin.com/in/sam-a-hall Don’t forget to head over to www.parents.fm to stay up to date with new and previous episodes, join our community of parents in tech or drop me a line.

Join the Guadalupe County Republican Women at their next meeting/luncheon on Thursday, April 28, featuring Samuel Hall, founder of Patriots for America Militia, a group dedicated to preventing child sex- and human-trafficking at the southern border. Since early October 2021, Patriots for America Militia has been boots on the ground working with law enforcement and Texas Border Patrol to secure our state and combat human trafficking. Hall's presentation will raise awareness on human trafficking and provide practical application on how Texans can make a difference in combating child sex trafficking in their neighborhoods and communities. The luncheon/meeting will be held...Article Link

After seeing the destruction of our Nation's cities and Capitol's and the violent actions of domestic terrorist organizations such as Antifa, radical BLM and other groups, Samuel Hall founded Patriots for America Militia. Samuel Hall speaks at various events and rallies throughout the State and Country to both raise awareness on human trafficking as well as give practical application on how every day individuals can make a difference in combating child sex trafficking in their neighborhoods and communities Patriotsforamericamilitia.com

After seeing the destruction of our Nation's cities and Capitol's and the violent actions of domestic terrorist organizations such as Antifa, radical BLM and other groups, Samuel Hall founded Patriots for America Militia. Samuel Hall speaks at various events and rallies throughout the State and Country to both raise awareness on human trafficking as well as give practical application on how every day individuals can make a difference in combating child sex trafficking in their neighborhoods and communities. Patriotsforamericamilitia.com Patriots for America (PFA) is a diverse Community of Patriot's that love our Country, hold Conservative values and stand up to defend our Communities and families against the rash of violence that is currently plaguing our Nation. What started small, has now grown in PFA having Chapters in various Texas cities, Kansas City, MO, and Colorado.  

In this episode of MSOM, Sean Morgan gives a breaking news update on the freedom convoy in Canada. In the main interview of the show Sean talks to the founder of Patriots For America Militia, Samuel Hall. Samuel talks about their missions at the border and beyond with battling human trafficking as well as endorsing political candidates. You may have never heard a militia leader speak so eloquently and spiritually until this interview.https://PatriotsForAmericaMilitia.comSave up to 66% off at https://MyPillow.com with AMP888https://GrillBlazer.com Save 10 Percent with AMP888Get Breaking News Updates: https://SeanMorganReport.comNearly 60% of Americans are concerned about running out of money.RECEIVE A FREE CONSULTATION & A FREE E-BOOK ABOUT ANNUITIEShttps://www.americanmediaperiscope.net/clevelandFREE OR PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP: https://bit.ly/3reDC7CBUY GOLD: https://bit.ly/3sIiGcwBUY A SAT PHONE: https://bit.ly/3tHkWkIMyPatriotSupply: https://bit.ly/32OOD81www.AmericanMediaPeriscope.comSupport the show (https://donorbox.org/seanmorganreport)

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The Kevin Alan Show talks with Samuel Hall, founder of PFA: Patriot's for America, fighting to end human trafficking at the border in TXSupport the show

Une production Radio Campus Paris https://www.radiocampusparis.org/parait-quelle-est-ronde-01-le-tragique-destin-des-afghan-e-s-dans-les-medias-24-09-21/ Pour son premier numéro, « Paraît qu'elle est ronde » était en direct de l'édition parisienne de la Nuit européenne des chercheur.e.s, organisée à l'Espace des Sciences Pierre-Gilles de Gennes de l'ESPCI Paris-PSL - Chaque mois, avec nos invités, nous explorons un pays, un espace géographique à partir de ses représentations dans les médias et dans les arts. Pour cet épisode inaugural « hors-les-murs », direction l'Afghanistan. Hervé Nicolle est notre invité en tant que co-fondateur et co-directeur du centre de recherche Samuel Hall, et doctorant en philosophie à l'Université Paris X. Quelques semaines après la prise du pouvoir par les Talibans, nous revenons sur le traitement médiatique de cette actualité douloureuse. En dernière partie d'émission, Léa Hurel nous emmène en Amérique latine et Antoine Guiziou nous propose une chronique… insolite ! Présentation : Perrine Val / Co-animation : Mathis Joubert / Réalisation : Jonathan Carrasse / Chroniques : Léa Hurel, Antoine Guiziou

Une production Radio Campus Paris https://www.radiocampusparis.org/parait-quelle-est-ronde-01-le-tragique-destin-des-afghan-e-s-dans-les-medias-24-09-21/ Pour son premier numéro, « Paraît qu'elle est ronde » était en direct de l'édition parisienne de la Nuit européenne des chercheur.e.s, organisée à l'Espace des Sciences Pierre-Gilles de Gennes de l'ESPCI Paris-PSL - Chaque mois, avec nos invités, nous explorons un pays, un espace géographique à partir de ses représentations dans les médias et dans les arts. Pour cet épisode inaugural « hors-les-murs », direction l'Afghanistan. Hervé Nicolle est notre invité en tant que co-fondateur et co-directeur du centre de recherche Samuel Hall, et doctorant en philosophie à l'Université Paris X. Quelques semaines après la prise du pouvoir par les Talibans, nous revenons sur le traitement médiatique de cette actualité douloureuse. En dernière partie d'émission, Léa Hurel nous emmène en Amérique latine et Antoine Guiziou nous propose une chronique… insolite ! Présentation : Perrine Val / Co-animation : Mathis Joubert / Réalisation : Jonathan Carrasse / Chroniques : Léa Hurel, Antoine Guiziou

With Taliban militants now in control of most all of Afghanistan, thousands of civilians facing an uncertain future and possible violence have begun to flee their homes and seek refuge both internally and abroad, adding to a huge swell of previously displaced Afghans. In light of the dangers facing millions of Afghans, MPI Europe hosted an important conversation exploring Europe's possible responses to the situation in Afghanistan and in neighboring countries. Speakers including MPI Europe's Hanne Beirens and Camille Le Coz were joined by UNHCR's Aurvasi Patel and Samuel Hall's Nassim Majidi for a discussion on what European countries should prioritize to address the immediate needs of displaced populations; how can Europe start planning for longer-term assistance to countries in the region who are hosting the vast majority of Afghan refugees; the implications for partnerships with governments in the region; and what safe pathways have other countries opened in recent days to evacuate Afghans who have directly worked with European forces and other individuals at risk. Experts on this webinar also examined how European governments could best prepare to respond to a possible increase in the number of asylum seekers reaching Europe's borders in the next few months. They also discussed what lessons the migration crisis of 2015-16 can offer for European policymakers so they avoid repeating the same mistakes. A related commentary is available here:  https://bit.ly/3yaHAAJ

durée : 00:43:37 - Le Temps du débat d'été - par : François Saltiel, Rémi Baille - Vingt ans après leur chute, en 2001, les Talibans contrôlent de nouveau l'intégralité de l'Afghanistan. Que signifie cette défaite pour l'Occident ? Peut-on parler d'une véritable déroute occidentale ? L'Europe et les Etats-Unis ne sont-ils pas en train d'abandonner le peuple afghan ? - réalisation : Louise André - invités : Nassim Majidi co-fondatrice/directrice de Samuel Hall, un centre de recherche basé à Kaboul (organisation à but social qui forme des chercheurs afghans et qui soutient l'action humanitaire/développement dans le pays); Marc Hecker chercheur au centre des études de sécurité de l'Ifri et rédacteur en chef de la revue Politique étrangère.; Gilles Dorronsoro Professeur de science politique à l'Université Paris I et membre sénior de l'Institut universitaire de France, spécialiste de l'Afghanistan et de la Turquie

durée : 00:23:31 - L'invité de 8h20 : le grand entretien - Nassim Majidi, chercheuse et fondatrice du centre de recherches Samuel Hall basé à Kaboul ; Georges Lefeuvre, anthropologue et chercheur associé à l'IRIS ; et Adel Adbul Raziq, président de l'Association des anciens auxiliaires afghans de l'armée française, sont les invités du Grand entretien.

durée : 00:57:54 - Affaires étrangères - par : Christine Ockrent - Alors que les soldats américains commencent à revenir d'Afghanistan, dans quel état laissent-ils ce pays ravagé par la guerre ? Sur place, les Talibans ont-ils gagné ? - réalisation : Luc-Jean Reynaud - invités : Gilles Dorronsoro Professeur de science politique à l'Université Paris I et membre sénior de l'Institut universitaire de France, spécialiste de l'Afghanistan et de la Turquie; Jean-François Daguzan Docteur en droit et en sciences politiques, directeur adjoint de la Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique (FRS) et professeur associé à l'Université de Paris II Panthéon-Assas; Olivier-Remy Bel chercheur associé à l'Atlantic Council, auteur d'un rapport sur la relation de défense franco-américaine, disponible sur le site de l'Atlantic Council; Nassim Majidi co-fondatrice/directrice de Samuel Hall, un centre de recherche basé à Kaboul (organisation à but social qui forme des chercheurs afghans et qui soutient l'action humanitaire/développement dans le pays)

Hur har erfarenheter av asylprocessen påverkat den ekonomiska, sociala och psykosociala återintegrationen efter återvändande? I en unik AMIF-finansierad studie har Delmi undersökt återvändares egna erfarenheter av självmant och ofrivilligt återvändande samt push/pull-faktorer som inverkar på de olika besluten inom migrationsresan. Constanza Vera-Larrucea, utredningssekreterare på Delmi och en av rapportförfattarna till Those who were sent back: Return and reintegration of rejected asylum seekers to Afghanistan and Iraq, presenterar forskningsresultat baserat på 100 intervjuer med återvändare från Afghanistan och Irak. Nassim Majidi, forskare och grundare av Samuel Hall som har bedrivit fältarbete för Delmis räkning, delar med sig av vad hon har lärt sig under åren som hon har mött återvändare i konfliktområden. *Podcasten är på engelska.

Welcome to the Migration & Diaspora Podcast with me your host, Loksan Harley. Today I'm joined by Dr Daniela Villacres to talk about the fascinating topic of diaspora engagement in humanitarianism. Daniela specialises on diaspora, remittances, and civic engagement mechanisms in the context of both international development and humanitarian assistance. Daniela has worked on these topics with governments, international organisations, non-profits, and research institutions. She has provided technical assistance on the behalf of the International Organization for Migration on mainstreaming diaspora engagement across multiple sectors, such as climate-induced displacement; and worked with the World Bank to reduce the cost of sending remittances. Throughout her career, Daniela has collaborated extensively with diaspora groups, prioritising the creation of policies and programmes which empower and elevate diaspora voices. Daniela holds a BA from Emory University, an MPhil from the University of Oxford, and a PhD from Brown University. I've known Daniela for a few years now and while I've long known her for her excellent work on migration and development, she is rapidly becoming one of the authorities on the topic of diaspora humanitarianism – or how diasporas' engage in humanitarian responses. It's a topic that's increasingly been popping up in my work on diaspora engagement, particularly since it was spotlighted at the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016. So in this conversation, where I honestly forgot at times that I was recording a podcast episode and not just having an engaging chat with a good friend, we talk about how diasporas respond to humanitarian crises, how their efforts are supported and coordinated (or perhaps not sufficiently coordinated) with the response actions of other humanitarian organisations, and the principles that can ensure effective diaspora humanitarian engagement. There's a lot to get through so without further ado, we hope you enjoy listening! Useful links IOM publication on Diaspora engagement in humanitarian response: https://unofficeny.iom.int/sites/default/files/FINAL%20Paper%20-%20Diaspora%20and%20Humanitarian%20Response%20-%20May%202015.pdf BOND publication on What Development Means to Diaspora Communities: https://www.bond.org.uk/sites/default/files/resource-documents/what-development-means-to-diaspora-communities-1115.pdf Diaspora Emergency Action and Coordination (DEMAC) & Samuel Hall publication on Creating Opportunities To Work With Diasporas In Humanitarian Settings: https://reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/resources/report-final-12052018.pdf EUDiF & Shabaka survey on diaspora response to humanitarian crises: https://diasporafordevelopment.eu/research-survey-launch-diaspora-response-to-humanitarian-crises/ Connect with Daniela on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniela-villacres-a9638622/

In The Mix 028 DJ - Samuel Hall (Utopia Music) @utopiamusic_uk

In The Mix 028 DJ - Samuel Hall (Utopia Music) @utopiamusic_uk

In The Mix 028 DJ - Samuel Hall (Utopia Music) @utopiamusic_uk

  ~+~ TONIGHT'S SHOW TOPICS ~+~ Dangerous Freedom: Sex Trafficking Discussion with Samuel Hall, President of Patriots for America  #SpeakUP: Sex Trafficking + Illuminati Discussion + Q  Freedom Talks with Krissy: TBA   "I prefer Dangerous Freedom over Peaceful Slavery." - Thomas Jefferson  Freedom has NEVER been free, it's always been DANGEROUS. Land of the FREE, because of the BRAVE, right? Well welcome to the NEW military. We're called to protect this Great Nation against all enemies, foreign or DOMESTIC. If WE THE PEOPLE don't fight for our freedom now, we will be the last generation to know America as a free country. We need to TAKE OUR COUNTRY BACK and defend our Constitutional Liberties in order to leave a LEGACY OF FREEDOM to FUTURE generations.  Join me as we discuss the HOTTEST topics related to FREEDOM and how to fight back against a tyrannical government, because WHEN TYRANNY BECOMES LAW... REBELLION BECOMES DUTY.  WE ARE THE RESISTANCE. KEEP FIGHTING. ~ Lori Jean   

Todays episode is with Samuel Hall a story teller, creative director and inspiring human. Sam has a story touching on his younger years as being a sports driven individual with the focus at the time of becoming a professional sports person, later on Sam found himself with an ACL injury that would not only end his at the time dream, of becoming a professional athlete but also to giving him an opportunity of a life time to help people capture moments, inspire connections and relationships in business and which also lead him to touring around the world with Ziggy Alberts. We talk about creating better business relationships through connection, how influencers are leading the charge for these consumer relationships, being open and transparent in business, what he does to be more creative, how to reconnect with himself, how you can express yourself, saying yes to opportunities even if your scared and  how Sam impacted my own life when I first met him two years ago.

Radio Concrete #15 features a live set recorded earlier this year in Berlin with Eric Bauer and Samuel Hall and myself. Eric Bauer is working with electronics and other objects. Since 2014 the majority of sound is generated via basic synthesizer modules and extended techniques. Samuel Hall is an Australian born, European based Improvising Percussionist. Other materials used include a new track by Stefano Lazzari (ITA), made with 24 ping pong balls on the piano strings, then manipulated with reels, and a new recording made with Illi Adato (UK) Radio Concrete by Hagai Izenberg is a monthly experimental radio show on Resonance Extra (UK) which deals with live mixing and processing of field recordings together with radio broadcasting, objects and live streaming from various sources. https://www.facebook.com/radioconcrete/ https://www.hagaizenberg.com/

As European countries are finding grounds to refuse asylum to more and more Afghans, even children are being sent to Kabul. We use the word "returnees" cautiously, as many Afghans were born outside the country and are being sent 'back' to a country they have never been to. The first detailed research on Afghan child returnees, by Samuel Hall and Save the Children, points to worrying gaps in protection and planning that expose under age returnees to an array of dangers. The findings come at the same time as a Refugees Deeply investigation, The Vulnerability Contest, found Afghan minors in Greece's refugee camps facing possible asylum rejection and return. The Samuel Hall team spoke with 57 Afghan children, finding that nearly three-quarters of them did not feel safe during the returns process; and that more than half reported instances of violence and coercion. Nearly half of the children arrived in Afghanistan alone and on arrival, the children received little or no support. On this episode of Deeply Talks, Samuel Hall’s lead author Marion Guillaume, in Kabul, discusses these findings with Daniel Howden, senior editor of Refugees Deeply and author of our report on Afghan child soldiers in Greece’s asylum system.

On this episode of Deeply Talks, Refugees Deeply's senior editor Preethi Nallu speaks with Will Carter, head of the Norwegian Refugee Council’s Afghanistan program and Nassim Majidi, cofounder of Kabul-based think-tank Samuel Hall, about the conditions for returnees and how to protect them from being displaced all over again. For more information on the global refugee crisis, visit www.newsdeeply.com/refugeesdeeply and subscribe to our weekly emails.

On this episode of Deeply Talks, Refugees Deeply's senior editor Preethi Nallu speaks with Will Carter, head of the Norwegian Refugee Council’s Afghanistan program and Nassim Majidi, cofounder of Kabul-based think-tank Samuel Hall, about the conditions for returnees and how to protect them from being displaced all over again. For more information on the global refugee crisis, visit www.newsdeeply.com/refugeesdeeply and subscribe to our weekly emails.

Wandering the Celtic countryside looking for great indie Celtic music I found David Hyams, Lochlainn, Celtic Squall, The Nettles, The Kish Celtic Band, Shillelagh!, Beth Patterson & Patrick O'Flaherty, Darren Raleigh, Marc Gunn, Bill Grogan's Goat, The Tossers, Connemara Stone Company, Cleghorn, The Ceili Family. Listen and Share! If you enjoy this podcast, then please rate the show on iTunes or your favorite podcatcher. Then subscribe to our Celtic Music Magazine. This is our free newsletter and your guide to the latest Celtic music and podcast news. Subscribe today to download 34 Celtic MP3s for free. Remember to support the artists who support this podcast: buy their CDs, download their MP3s, see their shows, and drop them an email to let them know you heard them on the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast. And remember to Vote in the Celtic Top 20 to help me create next year's Best Celtic Music 2016 episode.   Today's show is brought to you by Pirates vs Dragons Marc Gunn's latest album, Pirates vs. Dragons, will be released on July 27, 2016. You'll hear sea shanties interwoven with a Celtic Steampunk musical story about an air pirate that kidnaps a bard to immortalize his dragon treasure hunting in song. What he doesn't realize is that the musician will do anything to protect the dragons. Subscribe to my mailing list to notified when it is released, or go to savedragons.com   Notes: * Helping you celebrate Celtic culture through music. * The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is successful thanks to people like you. Your generous pledge of as little as $1 per episode covers the cost of producing the show. And 10% of your pledges go back to non-profits to support and build our Celtic communities. Best of all, whenever we hit a milestone, you get an extra-long episode. We are working towards a two-hour special on Celtic Women. Become a Patron of the Podcast today, because we are helping you celebrate Celtic culture through music. Special thanks our latest Patron, Andrew Scarbro, Aaron Bendavid. * If you enjoy the music in this show, then you might also enjoy our Facebook video shows. The Celtic Music News show goes out on Mondays, and each show is between 3-5 minutes. * I WANT YOUR FEEDBACK: Call 678-CELT-POD to leave a voicemail message. That's 678-235-8763. What are you doing today while listening to the podcast? You can send a written comment along with a picture of what you're doing while listening, or from one of your trips to one of the Celtic nations. Caitlin Conchoille wrote on iTunes: "Just started listening to this podcast. So far I am loving the playlists! Looking forward to catching up on previous episodes." Maddie Hanlon added a new photo to Facebook: "Thanks for the inspiration, Mark! While listening to episodes 265 and 266 of Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, I finally completed the design and burn for this custom guitar for Aisling Guitars. It's a combination of my husband's family crest - the wild boar - and motifs from the Lindisfarne Gospels. Your podcast has been the perfect companion to my work! Looking forward to the next episode!"   This Week in Celtic Music 0:31 "The Stolen Kiss" by David Hyams from Knowing the Place 5:16 "Make the Fence" by Lochlainn from Cailleach's Plaid 10:00 "Samuel Hall" by Celtic Squall from Celtic Squall 13:22 "Sandy River Belle/The 28th of January" by The Nettles from Flow 17:54 "Eastern Morn" by The Kish Celtic Band from The Kish Celtic Band 20:00 CELTIC MUSIC NEWS 20:48 "The Song of Wandering Aengus" by Shillelagh! from A Turn of Fortune 23:41 "Tolka Polka Set" by SLIP from Demo 27:42 "Bean Phaidin" by Beth Patterson & Patrick O'Flaherty from Caelic 28:58 "The Song of the Water Kelpie" by Darren Raleigh from Silverwheel 32:27 "Come and Be a Pirate" by Marc Gunn from Pirates vs. Dragons 35:20 CELTIC FEEDBACK 36:32 "The Burning of Cork" by Bill Grogan's Goat from Third Eye 40:54 "Leopardstown Races" by The Tossers from Agony 46:34 "Balivanich" by Connemara Stone Company from Back Home 53:05 "Castle Kelly" by Cleghorn from Cleghorn 58:44 "Alive" by The Ceili Family from Ministry of Silly Folk VOTE IN THE CELTIC TOP 20. It's easier than ever to do. Just list the show number, and the name of one or two bands. That's it. You can vote once for each episode help me create next year's Best Celtic music of 2016 episode. The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. To subscribe, go to iTunes or to our website where you can become a Patron of the Podcast for as little as $1 per episode. Promote Celtic culture through music at celticmusicpodcast.com.

Toda la información en http://www.tomajazz.com/. Juan Saiz (1986) es un joven flautista cántabro que aunque ya había aparecido en algunas grabaciones como Crisis (Discordian Records, 2014) de Memoria Uno, o Vertebrats (Bebyne Records, 2014) de David Mengual Free Spirits Big Band, es en este inicio de 2016 cuando ha mostrado su magnífica capacidad como improvisador, líder y compositor mediante la publicación de su grabación en solitario Sound Of Caves (autoeditado, 2016), su dúo con Samuel Hall centrado en la libre improvisación titulado ARCTOR (Alina Records, 2016), y el estreno del cuarteto Pindio (en el que le acompañan Marco Mezquida, Álex Reviriero y Genís Bages), titulado H.C. en el sello británico Leo Records. Un hecho nada desdeñable puesto que en el sello que dirige Leo Feigin Anthony Braxton ha publicado algunas de sus mejores grabaciones, y el Art Ensemble of Chicago o Cecil Taylor también son algunos de los músicos y grupos que han grabado allí. Pachi Tapiz charló con este músico acerca de sus tres grabaciones, sus influencias y sus próximos proyectos. Como complemento a sus palabras suenan músicas de Pindio (que ya había sonado con anterioridad en HDO), Sound Of Caves y ARCTOR (un nuevo añadido al interesante catálogo gratuito de Alina Records). Texto: Pachi Tapiz, 2016 Fotografía de Juan Saiz: Salvador Cabré, 2015