Buddhist complex, famous for its Great Stupa, in Madhya Pradesh, India
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As the year comes to a close, so does Season 2 of the Call Me Didi podcast. In this reflective episode, Sanchi and Diva look back on 2024—sharing the highlights that made podcast journey unforgettable and the challenges that helped them grow. They discuss what went well, what didn't quite hit the mark, and the exciting changes planned for next year. Tune in for a recap, some behind-the-scenes insights, and a sneak peek into the fresh ideas coming in Season 3. Let's end this season on a high note and get ready for an even better 2025! Follow us on our Instagram for exclusive behind the scenes footage: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode of Call Me Didi, we're diving into the power of manifestation. But first, as always, we kick things off by sharing our weekly highlights.Manifestation is a topic close to Sanchi's heart, and she's sharing how it's helped her create opportunities and stay focused on her dreams. We break down the basics – what manifestation is, how it works, and two key techniques to try: visualisation and repetition.Sanchi and Diva also discuss their personal journey with manifestation. If you're curious about how to turn your dreams into reality or just want to hear how manifestation has worked for us, this episode is for you.
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva break down the basics of starting an ecommerce business, using the 4 Ps—Product, Price, Place, and Promotion—to help you get started. They share their own experiences along the way, from picking the right products to setting prices, finding the best places to sell, and promoting your brand to reach the right people. If you're ready to turn your ideas into a real online business, this episode is will help you to make it happen.
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva take you through the journey of starting Call Me Didi. They chat about how the idea for the podcast first came up, how they decided on their target audience, and walk you through their process for recording each episode. They also share the editing tools they rely on, their favourite mics and equipment, and some helpful tips for recording, whether you're going for audio-only, video, or even recording online. If you're keen to kick off your own podcast, this episode has everything you need to get started. Rode Mic : https://amzn.to/4feihUF Podcast Mic : https://amzn.to/4hAWVTe Tripod : https://amzn.to/4hNDJll
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva break down the real-life challenges of juggling a side hustle alongside a full-time job. They share how finding an accountability buddy (or even going public with your goals) can help keep you on track. They also talk about the importance of blocking off dedicated time in your calendar, using habit stacking for a productivity boost, and knowing when to bring in freelancers for extra support. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
Sanchi and Diva talk about what it means to truly love yourself. They walk through the ups and downs of building self-love, sharing personal insights and practical tips that anyone can relate to. They break down seven key steps: Self-Awareness: Getting to know your thoughts, feelings, and behaviours on a deeper level. Self-Expression: Showing up as your true self in every part of your life. Self-Care: Prioritising your mind, body, and soul to feel your best. Self-Trust: Learning to trust your gut and handle whatever life throws your way. Self-Compassion: Being kind to yourself, especially when things get tough. Self-Respect: Setting boundaries that honour your worth and protect your peace. Self-Acceptance: Embracing all parts of yourself, even the ones you wish were different. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva talk about how to stay connected to your roots when living in a different culture. They reflect on how moving away from their hometown has given them a deeper appreciation for their own cultural background. Sanchi and Diva then share three practical ways to stay more connected to your roots, offering personal insights and tips that anyone can apply to feel closer to their heritage, no matter where they are in the world. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva tackle the familiar challenge of seeing friends get engaged, buy houses, or reach other big life milestones while you're not quite there yet. They start by sharing their highlights of the week, reflecting on how they feel at this point in their lives, and discussing how they personally cope with these pressures. Sanchi and Diva also explore the idea of the timelines we set for ourselves and how life doesn't always stick to the plan. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva kick things off by sharing stories from their very first solo travel adventures and how they handled the fear that came with it. Then they talk about a few actionable steps that will help you make your first solo trip, an experience of a lifetime. Tune into this episode before you book your first trip. Why should everyone solo travel at least once in their life: https://youtu.be/9s2tOmLmZHc Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
This week, Sanchi and Diva catch up about highlights from their week, they talk about the perks of having "adult money" and the freedom to spend on whatever brings you joy, whether it's spontaneous trip or treating yourself to something special like getting a nose ring. Then, they discuss the world of dating in the age of apps. They share their personal experiences and chat about how they've been navigating it all. Plus, they ask the big question: are run clubs the new dating apps? They share some handy tips on how to meet people in real life if you don't enjoy being on the apps. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva get real about what it's like to feel trapped in a job you can't afford to leave. They share their own stories of past jobs that drained their energy and self-worth, and how those experiences have shaped their perspective today. Through personal journeys, they talk about some tips on how they managed to push through the tough times by saving up emergency funds, leaning on friends and family for support, and most importantly, believing they deserved better. Tune in for a raw, relatable conversation that will remind you that you're capable of finding work you truly love. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva talk about their personal experiences on how they've dealt with a competitive friend in the past and how they navigate it now. They share their approach where they first recognising that they're feeling this way, understanding that it's unconscious behaviour and acknowledging it, doing things that are in their control like keeping a distance or removing that friendship. On this podcast we share about our experiences as we are navigating our 20s and empowering you to become your best selves. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva chat about the feeling of homesickness after moving overseas. They share whether they've felt homesick themselves and talk about their different views on living in their home country and what belonging feels like after years of living abroad. Sanchi and Diva also offer some helpful tips on what to do when you find yourself missing home! Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva get real about something most people struggle with—enjoying their own company. They kick off by sharing their personal experience of spending time with their own self. Later they get into three tips that will help you build that self love so that you enjoy spending time with yourself. First, they talk about setting intentions and becoming self-aware—knowing what areas of your life you want to work on. Then, they explore the power of having a hobby and stepping out of your comfort zone to build self-trust and respect. Finally, they discuss how positive self-talk can rewire your brain into a "can do" mindset. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva talk about all things housemates. From spotting toxic ones to just one that you are incompatible with. They share their own experiences and give some solid tips on finding a good housemate and tackle what to do when a friend asks to move in but you're not keen. Tell us your housemate horror stories in comments! Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
Sanchi and Diva discuss the 4 phases of menstrual cycle ie. Menstruation Phase, Follicular Phase, Ovulation Phase and Luteal Phase. They talk about how it is similar to the 4 seasons of the year. They discuss how women feel emotionally and physically during each phase and give you handy tips on how to work with your body during each phase of the cycle and not against it. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi & Diva talk about 6 different online side hustles that you can start in 2024. (The best part they involve little to no money to get started). They explore different ways to boost your income, from creating social media content and affiliate marketing to freelancing and publishing on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). They chat about the ease of starting as a virtual assistant, the potential income from selling digital products, and the challenges of e-commerce. What makes this episode unique is that they talk about their personal experiences of trying these side hustles themselves and if they made money off it or not. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva talk about their highlights of their week, including family movie nights and a self affirming yoga class. They discuss some strategies for dealing with comparison, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome. Diva talks about how she changed career paths in her mid 20s against society norms and one tip for people struggling with this do to the same. They talk about tips on managing time effectively, balancing work with personal goals such as working on a side hustle. They also talk about why some people may struggle to build a healthy morning routine, and some tips on how to start waking up early. Lastly, they talk about the common struggle of romanticising luxury while being broke. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva have an exciting conversation on one of the biggest questions we face in our 20s - Living in the present v/s Saving for the future. There is no right answer, it really depends on your priorities in life but balance is key. Sit with yourself, understand what's important for you and then set your balance. This is a very fun and casual discussion of how Sanchi and Diva deal with this question and it's not an advice but just their personal experience with it. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode of the Epigenetics Podcast, we talked with Dr. Stephan Hamperl from the Helmholtz Zentrum Munich about his work on how conflicts between transcription, replication, and R-loop formation influence genome stability in human cells. During the early stages of his career Stephan studied conflicts between transcription and replication in human cells, particularly focusing on R-loop structures. In our discussion, he explains the formation of R-loops and their impact on genome stability, emphasizing the importance of the orientation of replication forks approaching R-loops in determining DNA damage outcomes. Stephan then delves into his work on the MATAC-Seq method, which analyzes chromatin domains at DNA replication origins to understand replication timing variability. The method involves methylating DNA linkers between nucleosomes and using nanopore sequencing for single-molecule readouts, revealing heterogeneity in chromatin structure at replication origins. Finally, Stephan discusses his automated image analysis pipeline for quantifying transcription and replication activity overlap in mammalian genomes, addressing the challenge of visualizing these processes simultaneously. The conversation concludes with insights into Stefan's future research directions, focusing on understanding transcription-replication conflicts' molecular basis and their potential implications in cancer cell transformation. References Hamperl, S., Brown, C. R., Garea, A. V., Perez-Fernandez, J., Bruckmann, A., Huber, K., Wittner, M., Babl, V., Stoeckl, U., Deutzmann, R., Boeger, H., Tschochner, H., Milkereit, P., & Griesenbeck, J. (2014). Compositional and structural analysis of selected chromosomal domains from Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Nucleic acids research, 42(1), e2. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkt891 Hamperl, S., Bocek, M. J., Saldivar, J. C., Swigut, T., & Cimprich, K. A. (2017). Transcription-Replication Conflict Orientation Modulates R-Loop Levels and Activates Distinct DNA Damage Responses. Cell, 170(4), 774–786.e19. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2017.07.043 Chanou, A., Weiβ, M., Holler, K., Sajid, A., Straub, T., Krietsch, J., Sanchi, A., Ummethum, H., Lee, C. S. K., Kruse, E., Trauner, M., Werner, M., Lalonde, M., Lopes, M., Scialdone, A., & Hamperl, S. (2023). Single molecule MATAC-seq reveals key determinants of DNA replication origin efficiency. Nucleic acids research, 51(22), 12303–12324. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkad1022 Contact Epigenetics Podcast on X Epigenetics Podcast on Instagram Epigenetics Podcast on Mastodon Epigenetics Podcast on Bluesky Epigenetics Podcast on Threads Active Motif on X Active Motif on LinkedIn Email: podcast@activemotif.com
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva discuss all the reasons why solo travel is a great decision for everyone to make atleast once in their life. They talk about why solo travelling is not just for extroverts, it's for introverts too. They talk about their recent trips and how their experiences were different as an introvert and extrovert. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
Sanchi and Diva talk about their journeys and the challenges they encountered in finding full-time jobs after graduation in Australia. They share their difficulties in making friends and discuss their experiences on how they went about finding meaningful connections. In the end, Sanchi and Diva become vulnerable about their own struggles with feeling Immigrant Guilt. They talk openly about their own perception of this guilt and remind themselves and the listeners why these feelings are completely normal. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
In this episode, Sanchi and Diva discuss their separate journeys studying abroad. They talk about what studying abroad as a young adult is really like, how it shapes you as a young adult and talk about how an education abroad is different to studying in your home country. They give you tips on if studying abroad is the right choice for you and if it's really worth it. Follow us on Instagram for lots of BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
Goal setting template: https://call-me-didi-podcast.ck.page/f8c318f131 In this episode, Sanchi takes you through the step-by-step process on how you can set your goals for the year by building healthy habits. Sanchi breaks down the process into 4 simple steps and provides you with actionable insights and guidance for each step. This exercise can take you anywhere between a few minutes or a few hours depending on how deeply you think in each step of the process. In the last part of the episode, Sanchi and Diva discuss how to create a vision board and how it can help you manifest your biggest dreams! Make sure to listen till the end. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/ The Shopify course Sanchi is completing: https://academy.shopify.com/first-day-to-first-sale Habits App mentioned: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/habit-tracker/id1438388363
In this episode, Diva and Sanchi talk about the importance of building healthy habits to achieve goals. They take you through their themes of the year and what habits they have built that contribute towards achieving their goals. Sanchi discusses her morning routine and how she follows the S.A.V.E.R.S. method that starts her day off on a positive note. Diva discusses how she incorporates discipline into her life and some tips & tricks through her journey. Follow us on Instagram for BTS content: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/ Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod: https://miraclemorning.com/
Welcome to the debut episode of ‘Call Me Didi' podcast. In this episode, get to know your hosts Sanchi and Diva without the resumes and titles, just raw authenticity. Learn about why they started this podcast and what you can expect in future episodes. Follow us on our Instagram for exclusive behind the scenes footage: https://www.instagram.com/callmedidipodcast/
Call Me Didi is a podcast all about empowering you to become your best self. This podcast is hosted by Diva and Sanchi- two beautiful young immigrant women who are sharing their learnings as they navigate their 20's.
Indien hat in diesem Jahr erstmals mehr CO2 ausgestoßen als die gesamte EU. Die Regierung setzt derzeit noch auf Kohle, aber 2070 will das Land klimaneutral sein. Daher treibt Indien die Erneuerbaren Energien voran. So gibt es immerhin Vorzeigeprojekte für Solarenergie. Von Astrid Corall
DEALS DEALS DEALS... Black Friday is coming but where are the best deals and how do you navigate though the weeds, well Elissa Sanchi of WireCutter.com shares her insights to help you along the way as the REAL hustle & bustle of the Holiday Season arrives!
Human design can help us in connecting with ourselves and others. It is claimed to be a tool for self-discovery, self-improvement, growth and understanding others. Human design is not astrology, rather it gives you a blueprint of your unique strengths, gifts and more. With the help of this knowledge, you can take better decisions, attract the right opportunities and even transform your life. There's a lot more to it and we have an expert on board to guide us- India's first Human Design & Gene Keys Mentor Sanchi Nasta. Hit ‘Play' to understand yourself better.Connect with Sanchi Nasta- https://www.instagram.com/soulwithsanchi/Shownotes- https://maitrisconfetti.com/127/Support the Podcast- https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maitrivermaConnect with @littlefixespodcast on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/littlefixespodcast/ Email me- littlefixespodcast@gmail.comDisclaimer- This podcast is only for educational and entertainment purposes. It doesn't intend to replace the guidance of trained professionals like doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists and coaches etc.Music Credit- Epidemic Sound
Tune in for host, Samarth Goyal shares the latest releases from home and around the world, in the fifth episode of the season. He begins with Doja Cat's Attention, Madari by Munawar Faruqui, and Sanchi's Can't Help It. Additionally, on World Music Day, the host speaks with Palash Sen, Nikita Gandhi, Anuv Jain and Anand Bhasker about why they quit their well-paying jobs to pursue music professionally and how they feel about this decision now.
All rights reserved with MP Tourism Bandar dekha, haathi dekha. Barahsingha, aur cheetal dekha. Mowgli ke jungleon mein, Sher Khan ko dekha. Pachmarhi Satpura ka ajooba, Bhopal lake mein suraj dooba. Mandu ka jahaz mahal, Aur marble ka pahad dekha. Mahakaal mandir mein pooja, Photo khicha jaake Orcha. Gwalior ke kile mein bhatka, Khajuraho ne de diya jhatka. Dhim tana dhi re na… nadir… Purvajon ko milne julne, Jaa pahucha mein Bhimbhetka. Train ki chuk chuk sunte sunte, Aa pahucha mein Sanchi stupa. Sanchi ki shanti mein, Khudke aandar jhaak ke dekha. Hindustan ka dil dekha. Hindustan ka dil dekha.
Kako na ozadju budističnih konceptov, filozofskih šol in življenjskih praks razumeti podobe in zgodbe, ki razsvetljujejo nočno temo za našimi vekami? »Umreti, spati; spati, nemara sanjati – a tu se zatakne: kakšnih sanj nam da smrt spanec,« se na najbolj znamenitem mestu najbolj znamenite evropske drame sprašuje danski kraljevič, ko tuhta, ali naj dvigne roko nad samega sebe ali ne. No, tristo let pozneje pa nič manj znameniti zdravnik z Dunaja zatrdi, da sanje pravzaprav predstavljajo kraljevsko pot, ki vodi do razumevanja človekovih nezavednih procesov. Očitno je torej, da se intelektualno življenje na stari celini že dolgo v pomembni meri vrti okoli sanj – pa naj nas, kakor Shakespeara, plašijo, ali nam odpirajo, kakor je menil Freud, čisto nove spoznavne horizonte. In vendar bi lahko rekli – še posebej, če smo pred tem brali knjigo Na pragu prebujenja, pod katero se podpisuje dr. Nina Petek, predavateljica na Oddelku za filozofijo ljubljanske Filozofske fakultete –, da se, primerjalno gledano, v Evropi pravzaprav le malo zanimamo za sanje in da so kje drugje na tem svetu podobe in zgodbe, ki razsvetljujejo nočno temo za našimi vekami, precej bolj nepogrešljive, da so, skratka, vzidane v same temelje tamkajšnjih civilizacij. Tako lahko, na primer, na hrbtni strani knjižnega ovitka, ki ščiti monografijo dr. Petek, preberemo, da brez sanj kratko malo »ne bi bilo ne Buddhe ne budizma«. To po svoje lahko razumemo, saj sanje, ki jih sanja Budova mati – sanje o belem slonu –, igrajo izjemno pomembno vlogo v legendi o rojstvu tega indijskega modreca in učitelja; a kot prepričljivo pokaže Nina Petek, se povezave med sanjami na eni strani ter ključnimi budističnimi koncepti, filozofskimi šolami in življenjskimi praksami na drugi tu pravzaprav šele začenjajo. Kako torej razumeti sanje skozi prizmo budistične tradicije in kako budistično tradicijo skozi prizmo sanj? – To sta vprašanji, ki sta nas zaposlovali v tokratnem Kulturnem fokusu, ko smo pred mikrofonom gostili prav dr. Petek. foto: kraljica Maja sanja o belem slonu; reliefna upodobitev v budističnem kompleksu Sanchi iz 3. stol. pr. n. št. (Biswarup Ganguly/Wikipedia)
In this episode Ria, Elina, Sana, and Sanchi discuss the challenges they face while visiting India and interacting with family there. They touch on tiktok trends, bathroom horror stories, and much more!
În acest episod, vorbesc despre cel de-al 6-lea război ruso-turc și Pacea de la Kuciuk-Kainargi, care stabilește noi zone de influență la Marea Neagră și aduce Bucovina în stăpânirea austriecilor. În timpul războiului și după încheierea păcii, conducerea țărilor române se zbate în toate direcțiile, dar ajunge tot în același punct, sub șurubul bine strâns al otomanilor.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/calinacenan)
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In this episode Ria, Sanchi, and Keya discuss cultural moments that have defined their connection to being South Asians!
This episode is a continuation to the previous episode where we spoke about how We have all been through situations where age old traditions have been forced upon us or we have been confused if the old wives tales being told to us and taught to us new moms hold any value or not. So tune in with Dr. Sanchi rastogi (MBBS MD Pediatrics) and Rj Ruchi once again in this episode to bust some baby myths and ensure that we choose ways that are safer and healthier for both baby's physical self and mom's mental health!
Ria, Elina, Sanchi and Sana share their viewpoints on the pressure they face from society and parents to go into certain career pathways as South Asian Teens!
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In episode seven, we discuss the evolution of art and architecture of Sanchi stupa; from the advent of Buddhism in India and then later through the patronage of other dynasties 400 years after Buddha's death.
Welcome to the Dream Life Collective Podcast. In today's episode, I have a very special guest with me, her name is Sanchi Nasta. She is an influencer and also an Instagram coach. We are talking about how she creates consistent content for her Instagram, how reels are blowing up small accounts AND she talks about how she batch records 8 reels in 2 hours. So hop on to the episode and follow Sanchi for 5 Week Instagram Course. Sanchi's Instagram Page - https://www.instagram.com/sanchinasta/ CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR MASTER YOUR MORNING ROUTINE PROGRAM
Today I want to talk about the trip I had this week! I traveled around Shirakami-Sanchi 白神山地which is registered as a World Natural Heritage Site! Сегодня Я расскажу о путешествии Сираками-Санти 白神山地«горные земли белого бога»,который регистрирован как Всемирное природное наследие. PDF-Transcript https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DG7OHCDU99SeI1hFI6PrnQtCnPuNWw73/view?usp=drivesdk
Wybraliśmy się do stanu Madhya Pradesh, leżącego w samym środku Indii.Zwiedzanie rozpoczęliśmy od imponującego fortu w Gwaliorze, a potem zajrzeliśmy do Orchhy, bajkowego królestwa maharadży. W Khajuraho poznaliśmy kamasutrę zaklętą w kamieniu, a obok stolicy stanu – Bhopalu zatrzymaliśmy się przy starym buddyjskim kompleksie w Sanchi i stanowisku archeologicznym Bhimbetka, gdzie odkryto najstarsze ślady ludzkiej obecności na terenie Indii.Byliśmy w pielgrzymkowym Omkareshwarze, królewskim Maheshwarze i w Mandu, największym ufortyfikowanym mieście świata. Podróż zakończyliśmy w Udźdźajnie, jednym z siedmiu świętych miast Indii, w którym odbywa się Święto Dzbana, największe religijne zgromadzenie na świecie.Gościem Jerzego Jopa była Danuta Rasała.
In this episode Prisha and Sanchi sit down to talk about their experiences with cultural appropriation and how they believe people can start appreciating cultures instead of appropriating them.
In this episode we discover The Great Stupa of Sanchi from Ancient India. Music by: bensound.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/artwithmrscap/support
In this episode Kaira, Rhea, Roshni, and Sanchi discuss their views on bollywood and their personal experiences with it.
Episode starts at [19:42]- Support us on Patreon and receive exclusive podcasts, videocasts, merch, and MORE! http://www.patreon.com/supernaturaloccurrencestudiespodcast - Towns and cities are defined by more than population and how many square miles they possess. Towns and cities are proudly defined by their age and their ability to stay alive and active throughout decades and centuries. Towns and cities are characters in the grand stories of people's lives. There is melancholy when disaster hits. Joy when a building is erected or a playground is dedicated. Remorse when violence breaks out. It is difficult to imagine that colorful metropolises like Sydney, Paris, New York, or Chicago will one day be forgotten by time. To their citizens, these cities feel like they will always be around. But, if we are using time as an indicator, that means these great cities will one day be gone. Do you think the people of ancient Babylon or Troy or Carthage thought that their beloved city was going to last forever? Of course, they did. Whether it’s through the changing of kingdoms, or wars, or a cloud of ash, like in Pompeii, cities and towns have a lifespan; an undeterminable lifespan. It is guaranteed that at some point in the distant future, people will be baffled by the giant HOLLYWOOD sign sitting atop the hills overlooking what was once Los Angeles, California. In this podcast episode, we’re going to explore towns and cities that either time, or humanity, has forgotten. Since a big component of the supernatural centers around what we don’t know, it isn’t much of a leap to discover, or rediscover, some of these lost characters, which are steeped in what’s weird about our world and drenched in the strange customs of mankind. We have chosen to talk primarily about locations that have been photographed, locations that can be researched, and locations whose whereabouts experts agree upon. So, sit back, relax, and travel the world with us as we rediscover mysterious lost and sunken cities.- Lost City of Petra – Jordan: https://tinyurl.com/x8xss2sd- Lost City of Leptis Magna – Libya: https://tinyurl.com/2e8r7d69- Lost City of Göbekli Tepe – Turkey: https://tinyurl.com/eat9y5ek- Lost City of Calakmul – Mexico: https://tinyurl.com/ebxa685u- Lost City of Caral – Peru: https://tinyurl.com/e8475znf- Lost City of Sanchi – India: https://tinyurl.com/xzuydj4- Lost City of Memphis – Egypt: https://tinyurl.com/wx4vhwjd- Lost City of Sukhothai – Thailand: https://tinyurl.com/5xredzw3 - Lost City of Persepolis – Iran: https://tinyurl.com/2j9d64wy- Lost City of Pompeii – Italy: https://tinyurl.com/cknafd8m- Sunken City of Helike – Greece: https://tinyurl.com/6dhv674 - Lost City of Herculaneum – Italy: https://tinyurl.com/3cmsshca- Sunken City of Port Royal – Jamaica: https://tinyurl.com/zwsn63mw- Sunken City of Alexandria – Egypt: https://tinyurl.com/8t6vxuur- Sunken City of Shi Chang – China: https://tinyurl.com/jm24n6j- Lost City of Carthage – Tunisia: https://tinyurl.com/38ctcfbx - Lost City of Derinkuyu – Turkey: https://tinyurl.com/45vhczec- Lost City of Machu Picchu – Peru: https://tinyurl.com/u8en7e8k- Lost City of Lagunita – Mexico: https://tinyurl.com/4mkc5x37- Lost City of Mesa Verde – Colorado: https://tinyurl.com/2j4mm3ez- Sunken City of Dwarka – India: https://tinyurl.com/yxmza7v7- Lost City of Ciudad Perdida – Columbia: https://tinyurl.com/8hmwx7wz- Sunken City of Yonaguni-Jima – Japan: https://tinyurl.com/myrnhp7u- Lost City of Troy – Turkey: https://tinyurl.com/ye5pycyf- Outtakes after the show!- Email the show! 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Sneha is a young designer, art director and illustrator, based out of Bangalore. She graduated from the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad with a specialisation in Graphic Design. Sneha has worked with various design studios and tech-companies. She also worked as an in-house designer, and later, Creative Lead at Unacademy, an education technology startup that has grown into a unicorn and household name. Soon, Sneha will be starting Prophecy, a design consultancy while she also pursues her many side-projects. One of them being Tip Top Type Tips a whimsical newsletter on typography. On this episode, talk about the series of events that led to becoming a designer, her experience of working as an in-house designer, her side project Tip-Top-Type-Tips, her ace personal branding skills and much more. SECTIONS - TIME INDEX Childhood and Early influences - 00:02:40 Experience at NID - 00:13:20 Discussion on Design Education - 00:31:40 Work Ex at Unacademy - 00:42:44 Discussion on Personal Branding and Social Media - 00:54:00 Tips for Social Media and Online Presence - 01:00:25 Tip Top Type Tips - 1:10:40 RELEVANT LINKS •Sneha Sankar - snehasanks.com •Prophecy - prophecy.one •Tip Top Type Tips - tiptoptypetips.substack.com •Roshnara - rosh.persona.co
Sanchi signs off from Season 2. But don't you worry! She'll see you all soon.
Sanchi signs off from Season 2. But don't you worry! She'll see you all soon.
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Sneha (@happilysneha), a mom who struggled for months on end to get a diagnosis for her son Reyan. She talks about how covid put a dampener on her road to recovery, doing physical therapies at home and managing all of this alone in another country.
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Sneha (@happilysneha), a mom who struggled for months on end to get a diagnosis for her son Reyan. She talks about how covid put a dampener on her road to recovery, doing physical therapies at home and managing all of this alone in another country.
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Dr. Prity Dal (@prity_yogidentist) about the grief she experienced when she lost her 18-month-old daughter Myrah. Prity shares her story of those first few dark days and then overcoming that to become a support for Indian moms to find a safe space to share their grief and loss.
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Dr. Prity Dal (@prity_yogidentist) about the grief she experienced when she lost her 18-month-old daughter Myrah. Prity shares her story of those first few dark days and then overcoming that to become a support for Indian moms to find a safe space to share their grief and loss.
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Sterna Suissa (@sternasuissa), a mom of 4 and a Parenting Coach to talk about dealing with your inner child while parenting. Sterna aims to empower parents to empower their children to be the very best version of themselves.
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Sterna Suissa (@sternasuissa), a mom of 4 and a Parenting Coach to talk about dealing with your inner child while parenting. Sterna aims to empower parents to empower their children to be the very best version of themselves.
In this episode Sanchi chats with homeschooling mom Trisha (@exploringwithmom) to learn more about homeschooling, how to choose the right curriculum and how to start the process. This is an episode you mamas do not want to miss.
In this episode Sanchi chats with homeschooling mom Trisha (@exploringwithmom) to learn more about homeschooling, how to choose the right curriculum and how to start the process. This is an episode you mamas do not want to miss.
Arushi, Elina, Kaira, Keya, and Sanchi come together to continue the discussion on how they've stayed connected to their south asian sides while living in America. They discuss how throughout their lives different aspects have shaped their identities and changed their perception of being South Asian!
I traveled in Madhya Pradesh through places like Mandu, Maheshwar, Ujjain, Dewas, Bhopal, Bhimbetka, Sanchi, Gwalior in 2018 and 2020. I go into detail about the nature of these tourist places and tell you about my observations. Tune in for more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/haryanvipodcast/message
In the Season 1 finale of Millennial Mama, Sanchi talks to Katerina a Life Coach & Happiness trainer on what it means to find yourself and the importance of having a life's purpose.
In the Season 1 finale of Millennial Mama, Sanchi talks to Katerina a Life Coach & Happiness trainer on what it means to find yourself and the importance of having a life’s purpose.
In this episode, Sanchi talks about the importance of self-care. How simple acts done for yourself are beneficial for your overall mind. Sanchi looks back on her past year as a mother and reflects on how she's neglected herself and what are the small steps she's taking today to change that. You can connect with her on Instagram at @sanchinasta
In this episode, Sanchi talks about the importance of self-care. How simple acts done for yourself are beneficial for your overall mind. Sanchi looks back on her past year as a mother and reflects on how she's neglected herself and what are the small steps she's taking today to change that. You can connect with her on Instagram at @sanchinasta
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Simone, a fashion designer, blogger and YouTuber to understand how she manages her time multitasking while managing to find time for herself.
In this episode, Sanchi chats with Simone, a fashion designer, blogger and YouTuber to understand how she manages her time multitasking while managing to find time for herself.
In this episode, Sanchi and Sanjeet reminisce about their journey as first-time parents. It's a candid, no-holds-barred approach to their wins and failures and what they've learnt along the way.
In this episode, Sanchi and Sanjeet reminisce about their journey as first-time parents. It’s a candid, no-holds-barred approach to their wins and failures and what they’ve learnt along the way.
So, who is this new mama on the block? And why is she doing this podcast? What do new mamas like (hopefully) you set to gain from it? Come join Sanchi @sanchinasta as she introduces you to her absolutely crazy, ever-so-demanding yet rewarding ride called motherhood!
So, who is this new mama on the block? And why is she doing this podcast? What do new mamas like (hopefully) you set to gain from it? Come join Sanchi @sanchinasta as she introduces you to her absolutely crazy, ever-so-demanding yet rewarding ride called motherhood!
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Ghiora Aharoni is an artist and designer whose work is centrally premised on humankind’s interconnected existence, as well as a nonlinear concept of time. Descriptively, his work is at the “intersection of art, design and architecture.” Experientially, his work is the soul’s conscious expansiveness across time. Aharoni’s own faith is foundational to his creativity, but his explorations and creations are not limited to any one religious belief, culture or medium. Instead, his artwork frequently expresses an interest in exploring dualities, such as the intersection of religion and science, and the intertwined relationships of seemingly disparate cultures. Much of his work involves text, traditional objects or symbols—such as cultural artifacts or sacred texts—that have been recontextualized and imbued with meaning that asks the viewer to question or reconsider their conventional social/cultural significance. An Israeli-born descendent of Yemeni Jews, Aharoni grew up near Tel Aviv, and his grandfather introduced him to the central texts of Jewish mysticism at an early age. At 21, he left Israel to study at the City University of New York where he graduated summa cum laude from the Spitzer School of Architecture, and later went on to receive a Master of Architecture from Yale University. In 2004, he opened Ghiora Aharoni Design Studio to “engage with all the disciplines” he adores. The studio’s work encompasses interior design, art, product design and museum exhibitions. The design principles that govern his studio are “guided by the tenets of gesamtkunstwerk—engaging multiple disciplines to create a total work of art.” Every year, Aharoni, takes a month-long sabbatical. He always travels with an amulet in his bag that belonged to his great-grandmother, and usually goes to India, where spiritual practices co-exist with architecture in a similar juxtaposition as his art and design. In India, he says the ancient resides within the urban center and one can time travel by walking a few hundred yards. "In much of Aharoni’s work," it has been said, "the unification of multiple narratives offers an exquisite commentary on the potential of human life in a celestial universe – whether it be Indian and Jewish, divinity and humanity, or the natural and industrial materials integrated in his design work in the form of walnut and steel. To paraphrase Aharoni, ultimately there is an expansive vitality, which springs from intercultural co-existence, and an unending dynamic process that resonates in both divine and mortal existence." Aharoni’s work is in the permanent collection of the Pompidou Center in Paris, The Vatican Library in Rome, The Beit Hatfutsot Museum in Tel Aviv, The Kiran Nadar Museum in New Delhi and the Morgan Library & Museum in New York—as well as numerous private collections in North America, Europe, Israel and India. In February of this year, Aharoni was the Artist-in-Residence at the India Art Fair in Delhi, and his sculptures were on view at the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam from March through August 2019 in the exhibition Kabbalah: The Art of Jewish Mysticism. In February 2019 he was invited to present a solo artist project at the India Art Fair in New Delhi that explored cultural interconnectivity via sculptures and works on paper, some of which included Hindru© (a phrase-based melding of Hindi and Urdu he created in 2016). In 2018, his work was exhibited at the Jewish Museum in Vienna, Austria. From November 2017 through October 2018, Aharoni’s solo exhibition, The Road to Sanchi, was on view at the Rubin Museum in New York. Aharoni traveled to four different pilgrimage sites (Buddhist, Hindu, Sufi, and Jewish) throughout India to create the art for The Road to Sanchi, which invite viewers “to question our relationship to time and imagine a world where past, present, and future can exist simultaneously.” The sacred sites are never seen so the work becomes a pilgrimage for the viewer, an expression of India’s history of cultural plurality, a co-mingling of sacred and secular, and a focus on the act and action of pilgrimage for the benefit of one’s future self. In 2017, his work was selected for the Jerusalem Biennale. Aharoni also added two works to his eight-part series Menorah Project, the Antiochus Scroll Menorah and Paradesi Menorah. The work represents the core values of respect and advocacy, intercultural understanding and the “narrative of victory over oppression” which Aharoni characterizes as “our obligation to defend cultural freedom and to engender light in a time of darkness,” as well as, “the responsibility of the individual in the role of social vigilance.” In 2016 in conjunction with the Biennale, two of his sculptures were exhibited in Divided Waters, a group exhibition of international contemporary art at the Palazzo Fontana in Venice, Italy, commemorating the 500th anniversary of the founding of the Jewish Ghetto in Venice. In the spring of 2016, Aharoni was commissioned to create a public art installation—a series of stainless steel sculptures of Hebrabic/Arabrew© (a combination of Hebrew and Arabic that he conceived in 1999 while at Yale)—at the New York Live Arts Performance Center in Chelsea. In May of 2012, he was commissioned to create a large-scale art installation at the 14thStreet Y in Manhattan of Hebrabic/Arabrew© entitled, The Divine Domesticated. Four panels from the installation were permanently installed that fall in the theater lobby of the Y. Missives, Aharoni’s first solo exhibition in India, opened the Fall 2013 season at the Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum in Mumbai, India. Inspired by the discovery of a trove of his mother’s love letters written as an adolescent in Israel, the artworks and installations included collages with reproductions of his mother’s letters and his drawings, installations of vintage photographs with the letters, and antique Phulkaris embroidered with snippets of her letters. The exhibition reflects the confluence/fluidity of time, universal notions of desire and collective memory, as well as his love for India. Aharoni’s designs and commissioned pieces are also in numerous private collections. Since establishing his studio, Aharoni has designed many residential and commercial projects in New York—ranging from the DeKooning residence and a duplex penthouse in a landmark building in the West Village to a storefront studio/performance space in Williamsburg and the offices of an art law firm on 57th Street. Aharoni’s work has been published internationally in books—most recently in The Word is Art from Thames & Hudson—as well as newspapers, journals and magazines including The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Elle Decor U.K., L’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui, Architectural Digest Spain, Art India, IDEAT, Elle Decor Italia and New York Magazine. His essay proposing the displacement of Jerusalem’s monuments was included in the book “The Next Jerusalem.” Prior to opening his own studio, Aharoni worked at several distinguished architectural firms including Polshek Partnership [now known as Ennead Architects] and Studio Daniel Libeskind. While at Polshek Partnership, he worked on the design for Carnegie Hall’s Zankel Hall; the space planning and design of The American Museum of Natural History’s subterranean entrance and public spaces; as well as the space planning of The New York Botanical Garden’s Museum Building. His design work for Studio Daniel Libeskind included the competition submission for The Ground Zero World Trade Center Design Study, and the façade design for Hyundai Development Company, Seoul, Korea. In addition, Aharoni was on the winning design competition team with Zaha Hadid and Arata Isozaki for the building and urban planning of Milan, Italy’s Fiera Convention Center. Of his designs and art, one sculpture that is particularly stirring, timeless and relevant today is “Parting Waters”— a sculpture that Aharoni completed a few years ago just before Passover. It was inspired by the biblical story of Exodus and the current-day Syrian and African refugees. Descriptively, “Parting Waters” is composed of wooden crates containing slender-necked beakers used to test if milk was diluted with water in the mid-20th century. Had the beakers been filled with diluted milk, the water would have risen into the necks, forming columns of water—an allegory of Moses’ parting of the Red Sea, representing both the Israelites’ and contemporary refugees’ journey, “the universal human desire for freedom and the leap into the unknown.” Experientially, Parting Waters transports the viewer’s soul into that compassionate space bridging past, present and future where faith is foundational to creation. His work will be exhibited later this year in the Asia Society Triennial in New York. Join us in conversation with this gifted creator of sacred containers and spaces for the divine!
In this episode, we welcome Sanchi back on the show to update us on the state of Mumbai in lockdown. We discuss Whatsapp recipes, who's better, mental states, and Sanchi's new podcast, the Amplify podcast. We hope you enjoy! Check out Sanchi's stuff here: linktr.ee/amplifypodcast Please give a rating/feedback if you have any ideas for future shows, what we can improve on, and if you have any suggestions for guests! Please email us, or leave a Facebook comment, and leave reviews on Podchaser or on Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chai-noon/id1478436904 Subscribe to our RSS Feed to get the latest episodes when they come out!: https://anchor.fm/s/dc949a8/podcast/rss Follow us on Social Media! Website: https://hpkotecha.com/chai-noon/ Email: chainoonshow@gmail.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/chainoonshow/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/chainoonshow IG: https://www.instagram.com/chai.noon.show/
In this episode, we bring to you Rubal Mehta! Rubal is an architect by profession. She's also a humanitarian, armchair poet and she's been dancing since she was 4! In this episode Rubal takes us through her experiences in Madhya Pradesh, three cities in particular: Bhopal, Gwalior and Sanchi.A few highlights from the itinerary:- Mughal architecture in Bhopal- Lakes, food and people across Bhopal- Gwalior Fort- Saas Bahu Temple- Tomb of TansenYou can follow Rubal's adventures on her Instagram: @rythms_of_ruhIf you liked this episode, do give us a shout out on our social media handles. We are @tripdukaan across Instagram and Twitter. We would be eternally grateful if you could also leave us a review on Itunes if you liked our show.
While still in sunny Durban South Africa, Hanik interviews Sanchi (who is in sunny Mumbai) about her time growing up in the UK. Sanchi talks about her difficulties in finding herself while being caught between two cultures. We also talk about Sanchi coming back to India and dealing with the loss of living in London. Sanchi talks about her start-up Apparent Club and the importance of sustainability. Sanchi also claims that she could displace Kiran from the pod. Follow her startup Apparent Club on IG at @apparentclub. Website: https://www.apparentclub.com Email: hello@apparentclub.com Hanik would also like to blame any audio problems on Eskom, as load shedding took place during the interview. Please give a rating/feedback if you have any ideas for future shows, what we can improve on, and if you have any suggestions for guests! Please email us, or leave a Facebook comment, and leave reviews here or on Apple podcasts: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/chai-noon-915656 Follow us on Social Media! Website: https://hpkotecha.com/chai-noon/ Email: chainoonshow@gmail.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/chainoonshow/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/chainoonshow IG: https://www.instagram.com/chai.noon.show/
In this brand new episode, meet the Ashok of the ancient Indian legend - Ashokavadan - written sometime in the 2nd or 3rd century CE. This legend tells of Ashok's transformation from a cruel version of 'Chandashok' to the pious image of 'Dharamashok'. This episode will tell you why, and how he undergoes this transformation. But even more importantly, it will show you how legends create larger-than-life images of their heroes and their purposes. Written in the 2nd-4th century CE, the Ashokavadan carries that image of Ashok which had survived for nearly 500 years after Ashok's death. Most of the sculptures in Sanchi and other Buddhist sites are inspired by the stories of the Ashokavadan, and the larger collection of stories, Divyavadan, that it is part of. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ranjit-pawar6/message
WHEN Maersk chief executive Søren Skou declared his company’s latest results “unsatisfactory” this week, he no doubt garnered a sympathetic sigh of solidarity from his peers. The container lines may have a strategic eye on their digital future where their value as part of an integrated, efficient global supply chain is recognised both in terms of rates and utilisation, but they are certainly not there yet. The immediate concerns of high oil prices, rising geopolitical risks and ratcheting trade tensions are all testing the lines. And judging by the flurry of quarterly figures we have seen this week, Mr Skou is unlikely to be the only executive worried about the more immediate future right now. Also on this week’s edition: The received wisdom from the tech crowd is that blockchain offers a panacea to all ills. The proliferation of high-profile trials from Maersk and IBM to Cargill and HSBC has seen some blue-chip names put their bitcoin where their mouth is and sketch out an approach to technology that will accelerate more efficient trade flows while increasing security and eradicating all manner of corruption along the way. So why was Hapag-Lloyd’s chief exec Rolf Habben Jansen telling his peers this week that blockchain is “a money burning disaster”? When the tanker Sanchi collided with the bulk carrier CF Crystal in January, 32 crew lost their lives in the explosion and fire that followed. China has this week published the accident investigation report and while there are still remaining disagreements over the cause of the casualty, the fact that the publication exists and has been produced in record time is itself an important development. According to an investigation under way by Lloyd’s List nearly half of all casualty reports that should have been made public in the past four years are yet to materialise. So why are governments failing to file accident investigation reports? This podcast is now a weekly production from Lloyd’s List and we are keen to hear your thoughts on where you think we should be focusing our attention. All feedback and story suggestions are welcome and should be directed to editorial@lloydslist.com
Am 6. Januar geriet im ostchinesischen Meer der iranische Tankers "Sanchi" in Brand. Er enthielt kein Rohöl sondern sogenanntes "Öl-Kondensat". Das sickert nun langsam aus den Tanks und verbreitet sich im Wasser. Wie sind die Folgen für die Umwelt?
African Swine fever is deadly to pigs and is spreading west from Russia across Europe. The virus that causes it is very resilient and can stick around on clothing, hay and in infected pork products for as long as 150 days. Biosecurity is crucial to preventing its arrival in the UK. If just one pig eats some infected meat from discarded human food the disease could quickly spread causing thousands of pigs to be culled and costing the industry millions. But what is the current progress on developing a vaccine? Adam talks to virologist Professor Jonathan Ball of Nottingham University and Zoe Davies from the National Pig Association. Simon Boxall from Southampton Oceanography Centre gives an update on the sinking of the oil tanker Sanchi and its environmental impact. CRISPR is a revolutionary gene editing technique which can modify DNA and has the potential to correct genetic errors in a range of human diseases - even cancer. The technique has only been around for a few years but is already being talked about as a Nobel prize winning candidate. The market for the technology has been predicted to be worth US$ 10 billion by 2025. But stocks took a wobble last week on news that our immune system may render CRISPR useless. Is there really a big problem? Adam talks to Matt Porteus from Stanford University who did the research. 18 months ago, New Zealand announced a conservation project to exterminate all vermin that are decimating the indigenous bird population. For millions of years, the flora and fauna evolved in isolation, without predatory mammals. When humans arrived, they brought with them a host of bird-eating animals like rats, stoats and possums which now kill 25 million native birds every year. Marnie Chesterton travelled to New Zealand to report on a campaign of mass poisoning to save the kiwis and the kakapos and asks whether it’s ethical to kill one species to save another. And Cat Hobaiter from St Andrews University responds to listener questions about how chimpanzees might recognise family members.
After the Sanchi oil tanker collided with another ship it discharged its cargo of 1 million barrels of condensate oil. This could cause one of the biggest oil disasters in 25 years. What is condensate, can it be cleaned up and how toxic to marine life is it if large amounts of it leak or the tanker sinks? Adam talks to Simon Boxall from Southampton Oceanography Centre. A long-held belief that babies look more like their fathers is being put to the test by scientists at St Andrews University. They are launching an on-line citizen science experiment asking members of the public to see if they can tell from a group of chimps which are the close relations. Geoff Marsh takes the test and talks to researcher Cat Hobaiter about why it might be advantageous for a baby primate to look like its father more than its mother and what they hope to learn from humans' ability to recognise chimp family trees. A new swallow-able, electronic pill that sniffs out the gas produced in your gut could be the answer to accurately diagnosing and distinguishing between ailments of the gut. The gastrointestinal tract is hard to access so when something goes wrong, conditions like Irritable Bowel Syndrome, lactose intolerance and over production of bacteria. can be hard to distinguish from one another and so accurately diagnosed. Professor Kourosh Kalantar Zadeh from RMIT in Melbourne explains why his device, which senses gases in the gut and transmits its findings back to a smartphone in real time,, is more accurate and less invasive than current breath tests or endoscopies and colonoscopies. And Janet Kelso answers listener questions on human evolution and why modern Europeans still carry Neanderthal DNA.
An Iranian tanker carrying condensate bound for South Korea was involved in a fiery accident in the East China Sea. In this podcast, Shipping associate editor Wanda Wang and Oil analyst Alexander Yap examine the incident's impact on tanker, condensate and naphtha markets.Related content:Iran NITC...
() In this special episode we take a virtual tour around the famous Buddhist monuments at Sanchi. We find a hidden stupa, search for the stories in the carvings, see through the invisible Buddha figures. And we see how this holy place fits into the lives of ancient Indians.
¿Qué modelo de banca necesitamos? El modelo de Caixa Popular PARTE 1 de 2, que tuvo lugar en el Ateneo de Madrid el 13 de Junio 2015. con Joan Ramo?n Sanchi?s Palacio, Catedra?tico de Organizacio?n de Empresas, Universidad de Valencia, y autor de La Banca que necesitamos, Vanessa Campos i Climent, Profesora de Economi?a Social, Universidad de Valencia, y coautora de Caixa Popular, un modelo de banca cooperativa, Pau Monserrat Valenti, Economista, ex-empleado de banca, fundador de www.iahorro.com y autor de La Banca Culpable, Andreu Misse? i Ferran, Licenciado en Derecho, fundador y director de Alternativas Econo?micas y autor del primer libro sobre “Preferentes” y Roberto Serrano Lluch, Presidente de AdaBankia y activista pro-derechos de usuarios de banca Empresas --------------------------- http://www.ateneodemadrid.com http://www.mindalia.com - La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com - La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los videos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com
¿Qué modelo de banca necesitamos? El modelo de Caixa Popular PARTE 2 de 2, que tuvo lugar en el Ateneo de Madrid el 13 de Junio 2015. con Joan Ramo?n Sanchi?s Palacio, Catedra?tico de Organizacio?n de Empresas, Universidad de Valencia, y autor de La Banca que necesitamos, Vanessa Campos i Climent, Profesora de Economi?a Social, Universidad de Valencia, y coautora de Caixa Popular, un modelo de banca cooperativa, Pau Monserrat Valenti, Economista, ex-empleado de banca, fundador de www.iahorro.com y autor de La Banca Culpable, Andreu Misse? i Ferran, Licenciado en Derecho, fundador y director de Alternativas Econo?micas y autor del primer libro sobre “Preferentes” y Roberto Serrano Lluch, Presidente de AdaBankia y activista pro-derechos de usuarios de banca Empresas --------------------------- http://www.ateneodemadrid.com http://www.mindalia.com - La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com - La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los videos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com
¿Qué modelo de banca necesitamos? El modelo de Caixa Popular PARTE 1 de 2, que tuvo lugar en el Ateneo de Madrid el 13 de Junio 2015. con Joan Ramo?n Sanchi?s Palacio, Catedra?tico de Organizacio?n de Empresas, Universidad de Valencia, y autor de La Banca que necesitamos, Vanessa Campos i Climent, Profesora de Economi?a Social, Universidad de Valencia, y coautora de Caixa Popular, un modelo de banca cooperativa, Pau Monserrat Valenti, Economista, ex-empleado de banca, fundador de www.iahorro.com y autor de La Banca Culpable, Andreu Misse? i Ferran, Licenciado en Derecho, fundador y director de Alternativas Econo?micas y autor del primer libro sobre “Preferentes” y Roberto Serrano Lluch, Presidente de AdaBankia y activista pro-derechos de usuarios de banca Empresas --------------------------- http://www.ateneodemadrid.com http://www.mindalia.com - La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com - La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los videos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com
¿Qué modelo de banca necesitamos? El modelo de Caixa Popular PARTE 2 de 2, que tuvo lugar en el Ateneo de Madrid el 13 de Junio 2015. con Joan Ramo?n Sanchi?s Palacio, Catedra?tico de Organizacio?n de Empresas, Universidad de Valencia, y autor de La Banca que necesitamos, Vanessa Campos i Climent, Profesora de Economi?a Social, Universidad de Valencia, y coautora de Caixa Popular, un modelo de banca cooperativa, Pau Monserrat Valenti, Economista, ex-empleado de banca, fundador de www.iahorro.com y autor de La Banca Culpable, Andreu Misse? i Ferran, Licenciado en Derecho, fundador y director de Alternativas Econo?micas y autor del primer libro sobre “Preferentes” y Roberto Serrano Lluch, Presidente de AdaBankia y activista pro-derechos de usuarios de banca Empresas --------------------------- http://www.ateneodemadrid.com http://www.mindalia.com - La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com - La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los videos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com
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