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In this episode, I took a brief break from the meditation series (we'll pick it up next Tuesday), because I had the pleasure of chatting with Barb Hyman, the founder and CEO of Sapio.ai, about something I'm deeply passionate about—the intersection of AI and the human experience. Barb and I dove into a range of topics that are so relevant right now: self-awareness, breaking through biases in hiring, and how AI is shaping organizational culture. Barb shared her personal journey from immigrant to AI leader, and it was inspiring to hear how empathy and ethical AI have guided her work. We talked about how AI can actually foster deeper human connections and improve business outcomes, which I know can sound a bit counterintuitive at first. But trust me, Barb's insights really bring it all together. We also explored ways to empower employees, rethink HR data, and stay grounded as leaders when things feel overwhelming—which, let's be honest, happens a lot in HR. If you're interested in how AI can help us build more inclusive workplaces and lead with more clarity and purpose, you'll want to hear this conversation. Thanks as always for listening, Stacie More episodes at StacieBaird.com. Sapia Website (Sapia.ai) | Barb Hyman's LinkedIn Page

Welcome, to episode #96 of The Exploring Antinatalism Podcast! A podcast, showcasing the wide range of perspectives & ideas throughout Antinatalism as it exists today, through interviews with Antinatalist & non-Antinatalist thinkers & creators of all kinds - now running 5 years strong! I'm your host, Amanda Sukenick, and today, I'm speaking with Assistant Professor of Bioethics at the University of Turin, translator of the Italian edition of The Human Predicament, and author of the essay, Antinatalist procreationism and humanity's cosmic significance – Luca Lo Sapio!Watch the video version here!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GjZXDvqjMIwww.lucalosapio.itAntinatalist procreationism and humanity's cosmic significance: https://jeet.ieet.org/index.php/home/article/view/139Consulta di Bioethics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paX0FXBKujcPathognosis - Proselitismo Antinatalista: https://pathognosis.bandcamp.com/track/proselitismo-antinatalista

Send us a textIn this special episode, Sapio Sciences Vice President Product and Pre-Sales Rob Brown, M.Sc., Ph.D., speaks with SLAS Scientific Director Lesley Mathews, Ph.D., to discuss how AI, large language models and a unified data platform revolutionize scientific informatics. Rob explains the benefits of a single data object and unified platform that streamlines data analysis and integrates seamlessly with lab equipment.Sapio's virtual assistant, ELaiN®, leverages natural language for more efficient lab workflows, allowing scientists to focus on complex tasks. The conversation highlights Sapio's mission to improve patient outcomes by enhancing scientists' productivity through innovative software solutions.Key Learning Points:The benefits of using a single data object as a source of truth for sample dataHow Sapio's platform incorporates large language models (LLMs) to automate tasks and facilitate natural language interactionsWays to boost efficiency and productivity by integrating AI, data science and equipment handling compared to using separate solutionsAbout Sapio Sciences:Sapio Sciences' mission is to improve lives by accelerating discovery, and because science is complex, Sapio makes technology simple. Sapio is a global business offering an all-in-one science-aware (TM) lab informatics platform combining cloud-based LIMS, ELN, and Jarvis data solutions. Visit sapiosciences.com to learn more.Stay connected with SLAS:www.slas.orgFacebookTwitter @SLAS_OrgLinkedInInstagram @slas_orgYouTubeAbout SLASSLAS (Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening) is an international professional society of academic, industry and government life sciences researchers and the developers and providers of laboratory automation technology. The SLAS mission is to bring together researchers in academia, industry and government to advance life sciences discovery and technology via education, knowledge exchange and global community building. Upcoming SLAS Events: SLAS2025 International Conference and Exhibition January 25-29, 2025 San Diego, CA, USA SLAS Europe 2025 Conference and Exhibition 20-22 May 2025 Hamburg, Germany View the full events calendar

For our season 24 curtain raiser, we welcome to the show PLO beast and Upswing poker coach Dylan Weisman. We are also joined by poker player and festival organiser Jason Tompkins. For strategy, we've got Jesse Sylvia here to break down a hand he played against Dara in the WSOP Main event. Antonio Sapio stops by to discuss the upcoming EDGE expo. Plus, Barry's here with the news!

In this edition of Quill and Curtain, Darrin interviews prolific playwright George Sapio. Here is a little bit about him: George believes in learning all there is to making theatre happen; he's not just a playwright but has worked extensively as a director, producer, dramaturg, and designer. The podcast is sponsored by Point Park University's MFA program in Writing for Screen and Stage. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/3zjugR2To support the podcast: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/QuillandCurtainPodcastThe Podcast SWAG store!: https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-quill-and-curtain-podcast/

Nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir sur le podcast Max, fondateur d'un lieu emblématique du monde de la nuit à Bordeaux : L'Empire. Et ensemble, on vous plonge dans l'ambiance des soirées Bordelaises, tout en vous faisant découvrir les coulisses de cet établissement iconique.On démarre cet épisode avec le parcours de Max :Il nous raconte ses débuts difficiles à la tête de l'Empire à seulement 22 ans, et les défis qu'il a rencontré en relançant cet établissementEt comment est-ce qu'il est passé des saisies programmées des huissiers au lieu incontournable à Bordeaux qu'est aujourd'hui l'EmpireFort de ses plus de 10 ans d'expérience, Max nous partage son point de vue sur l'évolution du milieu de la nuit à Bordeaux au fil des ans, et on revient ensemble sur l'époque de la concentration des clubs aux quais de Paludate jusqu'à la diversification actuelles des bars et boites que l'on retrouve aux 4 coins de la ville.Dans une deuxième grande partie, nous évoquons des sujets très actuels et qui nous concernent tous :L'évolution de la consommation autour du sans alcool, et comment cette tendance commence à faire sa place dans le monde de la nuit. Max nous explique les initiatives qu'il a mises en place à l'Empire pour répondre à une demande croissante de la clientèleAutre point, la production et l'utilisation de produits bio et locaux dans ses établissements ; et pour ça on fait un focus sur son projet Sapio, sa marque de spiritueux éco-responsables et accessibleEnfin, dans une 3ème partie nous discutons avec Max de l'impact de la pandémie sur son activité et celles de ses confrères, et de la manière dont il a su rebondir en diversifiant ses projets.Il nous parle de son nouveau restaurant Néo, aux influences méditerranéennes, et de son engagement pour utiliser des produits issus de sa propre ferme en permaculture.Nous explorons aussi sa vision pour l'avenir du monde de la nuit et de la restauration, notamment en matière de durabilité et de responsabilité environnementale.Pour terminer l'épisode, nous concluons avec quelques anecdotes et tips de Max pour passer de belles soirées à Bordeaux, que ce soit à l'Empire… ou ailleurs !On est impatient de vous faire découvrir cet échange passionnant, avec un historique des nuits Bordelaises qui nous propose une vision ultra moderne et complètement dans l'ère du temps du métier de patron de bar / boites.Allez, on se retrouve dans l'épisode numéro 17 de Bordeaux Stories, dédié au monde de la nuit à Bordeaux. Go !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Plongez dans l'ambiance des soirées bordelaises avec Max, le fondateur de L'Empire !

Not so all of a sudden, he was gone—just as I had thought and hoped, publishing a small portion of The Files had sent the strange ghost somewhere far away—almost gladly so. It could never be a good thing to feel for something like that—not the man, the one who was called [Redacted] himself, but rather his essence. He was a good boy—almost too good, kept it clean, and always hit his mark—I, on the other hand, had work to do, and the only commonality we shared seemed to be some kind of darkness— a twisted monster of some depravity, always unspoken, and yet, somehow forever bound between our humanities as bodies— man, and woman. Whatever it was, I missed it—it was nice having an imaginary friend—a muse, a blank canvas—and more importantly, a smile or a laugh here and there. But alas, the emotional ties had come on too strong, a s all safe bets were off— there was nothing that could be said or done at all, and so as a means of protection, I chose to bury it. Still, something like tears sat in the space between my heart and my soul for him—to have never been dumb enough to love so wholly enough to trust that I had not in some way been provoked or altered to such a state like something like this might happen—a sign of the times. A beautiful man, talented and having danced with my mismanaged Sapio-self in such a way that it at the be try least had been— a learning experience. I was still only beginning to understand what the cosmos had intended here, and still—such a mess it was, now needing the body of a real man more than ever, and fiending for something more than a friend, something more than the fantasy which I had dreamt into, and scurried out of—now knowing at the very least, I was, too, a good woman. “I miss him', I silently sighed into a wandering whisper in my mind, filling the space where his voice—his essence once had been, now just a ghost in my mind, a quick light in all the darkness that had been Kayla Lauren, Dillon's awful blue eyed girlfriend, and whatever it had been about Joel that had left me wondering why I had been born into such a hell in the first place—a married muse was the safest bet, for the shortest time, with the strongest strings attached—and now that I had cut them myself—the strings, that is, I was left to drift alone. Now I really did have something interesting to write--how I had fallen in and almost never out of love enough to have written an infinite wisdom of divinity and circumstance which might even last forever. Without finding a love that was reciprocated, I would surely die—already rotting in the hell of my own body as a tomb, and yet, here they were—all the words of all my loved, cast upon the pages of my thoughts, looming over me like clouds—heavy enough to rain, but without doing so; the bluest sky there ever was beyond them, and I just beneath, crying—looking for a sign that soon a true love would come. One I could touch and feel and hold and kiss—but only God could know—and God was quiet as of late, hiding from the evils of man just outside the window, keeping love and peace just out of reach at almost all times. Trust me I'd rather die than not Either way, I'll love you all the same It's unfortunate The wicked ones Atop us, with the fortunes With no one to love But piles of bodies, Power plays and flaccid phalic Valid fantasies and tragic Dissatisfaction All those bottles And all those bodies And all those models You still can't mount a horse. All that power And all that money And you don't want me But she doesn't do much But want to love Pity no one up there seems to know what is does Love, is for us The ugly under you Trust me, I'd rather die tonight Than wake up alone Foaming in the mouth With no one there to froth with Trust me I'd rather die than not Either way, I'll love you all the same I guess I'm slag bro Another attack It's fine; I'm just not attractive Not even fit for his Side piece of ass How's that go? What's that life Just take a knife to my back Cause I can't go back bro I went black bro Flatline He caught my eye, Then I went flat broke If I could draw a line up my spine And unwind the entire world I would, though If I could tie a knot to the knot in my back And then just jump rope Off a long rope From a strong pole Here's hoping I told you the devil would be at the Whole Foods market You're better as a headless body, I promise I'm better as a bodiless head Better off dead than undressed; You'll detest me; A festering betrayal of love A bodiless hell The void from which you all come But can't conform to I'm ugly Tales of a Superstar DJ As Seen on TV Death of a Superstar DJ (uh oh, idk what that one would even be about) Maybe they're backwards. Uh. Sure. Reorder them. Okay. Tales of a superstar DJ, Death of a Superstar DJ As Seen on TV - to be released with album Hm. I love new York wtf my brain is on fire right now Idk. Idk. Idk. wtf is this energy. I'm out of protein. That might be it. I have built the ultimate tolerance to coffee This coffee is weak. It's actually double strength. It's almost espresso. Hm. I see. Did you ever finish those Jimmy-isms? What?! What?! What? Something something something. FUCK. What. Portal World. Cool, let's— Let's go to there. No, Lez Limon. What. The lesbian Hispanic alternate reality version of Liz lemon. lol. Okay. What about that pilot I wrote for maya rudolph! Idk. Where is it. I'm MELTING. Humiliation is the most tyipical form of psychological terror and emotional abuse.. Really. Mom, don't do that. What, why not? 5)8/ 8 This is uncomfortable. Is it? Hm. I like it. Shut up, Gerald. Fuckin piñata. She got the silver chains, now Ain't no vampires, Aint no more games, She playing for fame, Baby she made it A punch to the face Can make you creative. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

Not so all of a sudden, he was gone—just as I had thought and hoped, publishing a small portion of The Files had sent the strange ghost somewhere far away—almost gladly so. It could never be a good thing to feel for something like that—not the man, the one who was called [Redacted] himself, but rather his essence. He was a good boy—almost too good, kept it clean, and always hit his mark—I, on the other hand, had work to do, and the only commonality we shared seemed to be some kind of darkness— a twisted monster of some depravity, always unspoken, and yet, somehow forever bound between our humanities as bodies— man, and woman. Whatever it was, I missed it—it was nice having an imaginary friend—a muse, a blank canvas—and more importantly, a smile or a laugh here and there. But alas, the emotional ties had come on too strong, a s all safe bets were off— there was nothing that could be said or done at all, and so as a means of protection, I chose to bury it. Still, something like tears sat in the space between my heart and my soul for him—to have never been dumb enough to love so wholly enough to trust that I had not in some way been provoked or altered to such a state like something like this might happen—a sign of the times. A beautiful man, talented and having danced with my mismanaged Sapio-self in such a way that it at the be try least had been— a learning experience. I was still only beginning to understand what the cosmos had intended here, and still—such a mess it was, now needing the body of a real man more than ever, and fiending for something more than a friend, something more than the fantasy which I had dreamt into, and scurried out of—now knowing at the very least, I was, too, a good woman. “I miss him', I silently sighed into a wandering whisper in my mind, filling the space where his voice—his essence once had been, now just a ghost in my mind, a quick light in all the darkness that had been Kayla Lauren, Dillon's awful blue eyed girlfriend, and whatever it had been about Joel that had left me wondering why I had been born into such a hell in the first place—a married muse was the safest bet, for the shortest time, with the strongest strings attached—and now that I had cut them myself—the strings, that is, I was left to drift alone. Now I really did have something interesting to write--how I had fallen in and almost never out of love enough to have written an infinite wisdom of divinity and circumstance which might even last forever. Without finding a love that was reciprocated, I would surely die—already rotting in the hell of my own body as a tomb, and yet, here they were—all the words of all my loved, cast upon the pages of my thoughts, looming over me like clouds—heavy enough to rain, but without doing so; the bluest sky there ever was beyond them, and I just beneath, crying—looking for a sign that soon a true love would come. One I could touch and feel and hold and kiss—but only God could know—and God was quiet as of late, hiding from the evils of man just outside the window, keeping love and peace just out of reach at almost all times. Trust me I'd rather die than not Either way, I'll love you all the same It's unfortunate The wicked ones Atop us, with the fortunes With no one to love But piles of bodies, Power plays and flaccid phalic Valid fantasies and tragic Dissatisfaction All those bottles And all those bodies And all those models You still can't mount a horse. All that power And all that money And you don't want me But she doesn't do much But want to love Pity no one up there seems to know what is does Love, is for us The ugly under you Trust me, I'd rather die tonight Than wake up alone Foaming in the mouth With no one there to froth with Trust me I'd rather die than not Either way, I'll love you all the same I guess I'm slag bro Another attack It's fine; I'm just not attractive Not even fit for his Side piece of ass How's that go? What's that life Just take a knife to my back Cause I can't go back bro I went black bro Flatline He caught my eye, Then I went flat broke If I could draw a line up my spine And unwind the entire world I would, though If I could tie a knot to the knot in my back And then just jump rope Off a long rope From a strong pole Here's hoping I told you the devil would be at the Whole Foods market You're better as a headless body, I promise I'm better as a bodiless head Better off dead than undressed; You'll detest me; A festering betrayal of love A bodiless hell The void from which you all come But can't conform to I'm ugly Tales of a Superstar DJ As Seen on TV Death of a Superstar DJ (uh oh, idk what that one would even be about) Maybe they're backwards. Uh. Sure. Reorder them. Okay. Tales of a superstar DJ, Death of a Superstar DJ As Seen on TV - to be released with album Hm. I love new York wtf my brain is on fire right now Idk. Idk. Idk. wtf is this energy. I'm out of protein. That might be it. I have built the ultimate tolerance to coffee This coffee is weak. It's actually double strength. It's almost espresso. Hm. I see. Did you ever finish those Jimmy-isms? What?! What?! What? Something something something. FUCK. What. Portal World. Cool, let's— Let's go to there. No, Lez Limon. What. The lesbian Hispanic alternate reality version of Liz lemon. lol. Okay. What about that pilot I wrote for maya rudolph! Idk. Where is it. I'm MELTING. Humiliation is the most tyipical form of psychological terror and emotional abuse.. Really. Mom, don't do that. What, why not? 5)8/ 8 This is uncomfortable. Is it? Hm. I like it. Shut up, Gerald. Fuckin piñata. She got the silver chains, now Ain't no vampires, Aint no more games, She playing for fame, Baby she made it A punch to the face Can make you creative. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

Not so all of a sudden, he was gone—just as I had thought and hoped, publishing a small portion of The Files had sent the strange ghost somewhere far away—almost gladly so. It could never be a good thing to feel for something like that—not the man, the one who was called [Redacted] himself, but rather his essence. He was a good boy—almost too good, kept it clean, and always hit his mark—I, on the other hand, had work to do, and the only commonality we shared seemed to be some kind of darkness— a twisted monster of some depravity, always unspoken, and yet, somehow forever bound between our humanities as bodies— man, and woman. Whatever it was, I missed it—it was nice having an imaginary friend—a muse, a blank canvas—and more importantly, a smile or a laugh here and there. But alas, the emotional ties had come on too strong, a s all safe bets were off— there was nothing that could be said or done at all, and so as a means of protection, I chose to bury it. Still, something like tears sat in the space between my heart and my soul for him—to have never been dumb enough to love so wholly enough to trust that I had not in some way been provoked or altered to such a state like something like this might happen—a sign of the times. A beautiful man, talented and having danced with my mismanaged Sapio-self in such a way that it at the be try least had been— a learning experience. I was still only beginning to understand what the cosmos had intended here, and still—such a mess it was, now needing the body of a real man more than ever, and fiending for something more than a friend, something more than the fantasy which I had dreamt into, and scurried out of—now knowing at the very least, I was, too, a good woman. “I miss him', I silently sighed into a wandering whisper in my mind, filling the space where his voice—his essence once had been, now just a ghost in my mind, a quick light in all the darkness that had been Kayla Lauren, Dillon's awful blue eyed girlfriend, and whatever it had been about Joel that had left me wondering why I had been born into such a hell in the first place—a married muse was the safest bet, for the shortest time, with the strongest strings attached—and now that I had cut them myself—the strings, that is, I was left to drift alone. Now I really did have something interesting to write--how I had fallen in and almost never out of love enough to have written an infinite wisdom of divinity and circumstance which might even last forever. Without finding a love that was reciprocated, I would surely die—already rotting in the hell of my own body as a tomb, and yet, here they were—all the words of all my loved, cast upon the pages of my thoughts, looming over me like clouds—heavy enough to rain, but without doing so; the bluest sky there ever was beyond them, and I just beneath, crying—looking for a sign that soon a true love would come. One I could touch and feel and hold and kiss—but only God could know—and God was quiet as of late, hiding from the evils of man just outside the window, keeping love and peace just out of reach at almost all times. Trust me I'd rather die than not Either way, I'll love you all the same It's unfortunate The wicked ones Atop us, with the fortunes With no one to love But piles of bodies, Power plays and flaccid phalic Valid fantasies and tragic Dissatisfaction All those bottles And all those bodies And all those models You still can't mount a horse. All that power And all that money And you don't want me But she doesn't do much But want to love Pity no one up there seems to know what is does Love, is for us The ugly under you Trust me, I'd rather die tonight Than wake up alone Foaming in the mouth With no one there to froth with Trust me I'd rather die than not Either way, I'll love you all the same I guess I'm slag bro Another attack It's fine; I'm just not attractive Not even fit for his Side piece of ass How's that go? What's that life Just take a knife to my back Cause I can't go back bro I went black bro Flatline He caught my eye, Then I went flat broke If I could draw a line up my spine And unwind the entire world I would, though If I could tie a knot to the knot in my back And then just jump rope Off a long rope From a strong pole Here's hoping I told you the devil would be at the Whole Foods market You're better as a headless body, I promise I'm better as a bodiless head Better off dead than undressed; You'll detest me; A festering betrayal of love A bodiless hell The void from which you all come But can't conform to I'm ugly Tales of a Superstar DJ As Seen on TV Death of a Superstar DJ (uh oh, idk what that one would even be about) Maybe they're backwards. Uh. Sure. Reorder them. Okay. Tales of a superstar DJ, Death of a Superstar DJ As Seen on TV - to be released with album Hm. I love new York wtf my brain is on fire right now Idk. Idk. Idk. wtf is this energy. I'm out of protein. That might be it. I have built the ultimate tolerance to coffee This coffee is weak. It's actually double strength. It's almost espresso. Hm. I see. Did you ever finish those Jimmy-isms? What?! What?! What? Something something something. FUCK. What. Portal World. Cool, let's— Let's go to there. No, Lez Limon. What. The lesbian Hispanic alternate reality version of Liz lemon. lol. Okay. What about that pilot I wrote for maya rudolph! Idk. Where is it. I'm MELTING. Humiliation is the most tyipical form of psychological terror and emotional abuse.. Really. Mom, don't do that. What, why not? 5)8/ 8 This is uncomfortable. Is it? Hm. I like it. Shut up, Gerald. Fuckin piñata. She got the silver chains, now Ain't no vampires, Aint no more games, She playing for fame, Baby she made it A punch to the face Can make you creative. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

Even really smart people are wrong on a regular basis. I see this all the time in health and longevity-related issues on my other podcast, Sapio with Buck Joffrey. In case you are wondering…yes, I have become one of those middle-aged California guys trying to stay young at all costs. Not easy. But, I have […] The post 423: Campbell Harvey Says the Fed is WRONG on Inflation and Interest Rates appeared first on Wealth Formula.

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In this episode of Sapio, Dr. Buck Joffrey, MD addresses the recent American Heart Association study correlating intermittent fasting/time restricted, feeding to higher rates of cardiovascular death. Buck breaks down what we already know about the data behind intermittent fasting in both animals and in humans and tries to put the most recent study into context. He provides feedback on the study itself, including some suggestions on how to use this new information. Show Notes: 02:01 Intermittent fasting vs caloric restriction 06:57 Why Intermittent Fasting Improves Metabolic Health 10:19 Intermittent fasting while maintaining a healthy diet 12:32 The study 19:35 What does this study mean to Buck?  

Luca Lo Sapio"Carne coltivata"Etica dell'agricoltura cellulareCarocci Editorewww.carocci.itLa carne coltivata non è più fantascienza, ma una realtà alle porte: costituisce una delle nuove frontiere dell'industria alimentare post-animale, in cui l'interesse per il benessere degli animali non umani si coniuga a una rinnovata attenzione per l'ambiente e la salute dell'uomo. Il volume svela il potenziale di una tecnologia che potrebbe ridefinire il nostro rapporto con il cibo, la salute e l'etica ambientale. Con una prospettiva tesa a guardare oltre convenzioni e pregiudizi – dal disgusto al cannibalismo, fino alle critiche morali che fanno leva sulle categorie di natura, diritti e virtù –, il libro non è solo un'esplorazione delle controversie etiche, ma una bussola che indica una possibile via d'uscita dalla crisi umanitaria e ambientale che ci opprime. È un invito a prepararsi all'impatto di un cambiamento epocale: come sarà accolto, come potrà essere integrato nella nostra società e come e in che misura potrebbe aiutarci a vivere in armonia con gli animali non umani e il nostro pianeta.Luca Lo Sapio, insegna Bioetica e Filosofia morale nell'Università di Torino. È stato visiting researcher presso la Technische Universität di Darmstadt ed è coordinatore del Gruppo di ricerca internazionale feat (Future Eating) e fellow dell'Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies di Boston. I suoi interessi di ricerca sono rivolti alla bioetica, all'etica animale e ambientale e alla filosofia della medicina. Tra le sue pubblicazioni: Bioetica cattolica e bioetica laica nell'era di papa Francesco (UTET, 2017), SARS-CoV-2. Questioni bioetiche (tabedizioni, 2021) e Cambia la tua vita o affronta l'estinzione (tabedizioni, 2022).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

In this week's episode of Hypnotic Healers, Nicole & Anthony welcome Francesco Sapio to the show. Francesco's journey from the fashion world to hypnosis is a fascinating one, leading him to be one of the top trainers for Marisa Peer in RTT. He has his private practice helping people overcome the challenges that hinder their growth and success, drawing upon a wealth of experience and knowledge as a very skilled hypnotist. Join the conversation!  Connect with Francesco here: https://francescosaveriosapio.com/en/   Welcome to Hypnotic Healers, the podcast where both practitioners of change work and people who have an interest in knowing more about this awesome profession, can get insider knowledge and find tips, tricks, advice and support. Nicole Mazzucato & Anthony Gitch have joined forces from across the globe to bring you insights from ourselves and other change workers worldwide. www.nicolemazzucato.com www.excelhypnosis.com Don't miss out! #hypnosis #mindset #hypnosisbusiness #hypnotherapy #hypnotist #hypnotichealers #control #UKhypnosis #confidence #mentalism #anxiety

Stress is an unavoidable element in modern society. Inherently, We know it's bad for us. In this episode of Sapio, Buck looks at the scientific and medical literature to drill down on the real health implications of health and offers some proven stress relief strategies.   00:00:27:24 What happens in your body when you get stressed? 00:06:26:03 How to decrease your level of stress?

In this episode of Sapio with Buck Joffrey, Buck welcomes back Dr. Alan Viglione of Montecito Concierge Medicine. Dr. Viglone discuss several topics based on audience questions including: 00:03:01:15 Is moderate alcohol intake good or bad for you? 00:09:08:02 Pills for alcohol cravings 00:15:40:20 Is the carnivore diet healthy? 00:22:20:22 Optimal exercise for endurance runners 00:30:43:04 Where and why you should get genetic testing done to prevent disease? 00:36:46:13 Can you do anything about your gene that makes you prone to Alzheimer's diease? 00:40:24:09 Is human growth hormone or sermorelin bad for you?

In this episode of Sapio with Buck Joffrey, Buck discusses the importance of setting clear goals and truly believing they can be achieved. He emphasizes the need to honestly evaluate if one's current plans will achieve their goals, and make adjustments if needed.

In this episode of Sapio with Buck Joffrey, Buck reveals the supplements and drugs that he takes for the purpose of longevity.   In addition to providing specific drugs and supplements, he talks about the reasoning for each and the big picture around how he looks at longevity regimens.     Show Notes: 00:03:38:01 A legit source of information for supplements 00:04:17:24 Supplements for cardiovascular diseases 00:10:10:19 Supplements for all organs 00:14:21:07 Supplements for longevity

In this episode of Sapio, Buck drills down on the importance of adequate levels of protein in a diet designed for longevity. Buck talks about the concept of Sarcopenia and the relationship between inadequate protein and chronic disease processes.   He also talks about sources of protein, including the difference between animal and plant protein sources.   He concludes with some recommendations based on individual needs when considering how much protein, and what source of protein to use including supplementation strategies.   Show Notes: 00:01:03:21 Proteins: what is it and what's the big deal? 00:03:02:04 Where do we get amino acids? 00:03:49:04 Protein, sarcopenia, and mortality 00:06:45:07 How much protein should you eat? 00:09:15:20 Why the carnivore diet may not be the best for longevity 00:12:06:09 Does it matter if your protein supplements are animal or plant based?

In our last episode of Sapio with Buck Joffrey, Neurologist Dr. John Foley took us through the diagnosis and pathophysiology behind Alzheimer's disease He also told us about the risk factors for getting Alzheimer's disease—both avoidable and not.  In this episode, we talk about what we can do to mitigate the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, even if you are genetically predisposed to it. We talk about everything from Saunas to supplements. We also take a look at the cutting-edge research and new therapies that might actually be able to treat Alzheimer's disease that may be right around the corner. Again, this is a must listen for anyone who wants to live a long healthy life with all of their cognitive abilities and memories intact. It is relevant to you and probably to someone in your family and I'm hopeful that by listening to this show, you will be able to come away with actionable information for you or your loved ones to play offense against this brutal disease. By the way, if you want to see what Dr. Foley is up to with his neuro-optimization clinic, make sure to check out his website for cerepro bioscience at cereprobio.com

In the next two episodes of Sapio with Buck Joffrey, we are going to talk about Alzheimer's disease. If you have never seen someone progress through the different stages of Alzheimer's disease, consider yourself lucky. This is a heartless disease that robs people of their most prized possession: their memories of their loved ones and of everything else about their lives. It also robs them of their ability to function in this world. Over the next 2 episodes of Sapio, you are going to learn what Alzheimer's disease is, what the risk factors are, the steps we can take to minimize our risk of getting Alzheimer's disease in the future, and even potential cures on the horizon. My expert guest for these discussions is my friend Dr. John Foley. Dr. Foley is a neurologist who is at the cutting edge of the clinical and scientific advances in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and MS. Make sure to tune in to this show. I guarantee you that it's relevant to you or to someone you love. Show Notes: 00:02:49:20 What is dementia? 00:03:49:21 How to Make a Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease 00:05:46:19 The Story of Alois Alzheimer 00:07:22:06 What is Alzheimer's 00:10:22:14 Why do people get Alzheimer's? 00:13:05:15 The Risk Factors  00:23:14:09 What is sleep fragmentation and how does an understanding of it help with Alzheimer's? 00:29:25:03 The Genetics of Alzheimer's 00:35:41:20 How do hearing loss and hearing aid relate to Alzheimer's? Learn more about Dr. John Foley at cereprobio.com

Sapio with Buck Joffrey Episode 47 is part 2 of a 2 part episode with Dr. Tom Walters, DPT, OCS. Tom is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, former Kinesiology Professor, author of the bestselling book "Rehab Science: How to Overcome Pain and Heal From Injury". He is also an Instagram and YouTube creator with with more than 1.6 million combined followers, with a focus on "Alleviating Pain and Moving Better". In part 2 of this 2 part episode Tom and Buck discuss supplements, sleep, pain and the things you should be doing to help you live longer and stay healthier. Make sure to check out episode 46 as well to get the whole conversation. Tom can be found on Instagram (@rehabscience) and YouTube. His book is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Target. Find links to other resources including a free Injury Prevention Program at https://rehabscience.com/links/.

Sapio with Buck Joffrey Episode 46 is part 1 of a 2 part episode with Dr. Tom Walters, DPT, OCS. Tom is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, former Kinesiology Professor, author of the bestselling book "Rehab Science: How to Overcome Pain and Heal From Injury". He is also an Instagram and YouTube creator with with more than 1.6 million combined followers, with a focus on "Alleviating Pain and Moving Better". In part 1 of this 2 part episode Tom and Buck discuss excercise and the things you should be doing to help you live longer and stay healthier. Also discussed in detail is pain. These are both very important topics for overall quality of life and longevity. The things you do today will impact your overall well being for decades to come. Don't miss part 2 (episode 47) which drops Wednesday. Tom can be found on Instagram (@rehabscience) and YouTube. His book is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Target. Find links to other resources including a free Injury Prevention Program at https://rehabscience.com/links/.

In Episode 44 of Sapio with Buck Joffrey, Buck discusses research that shows this old drug can be repurposed to fight the number one killer.

In our latest "Ask The Doctor" episode, Dr. Alan Viglione joins Buck for a conversation that includes how to find a doctor that's right for you, the placebo effect and suplements.

In this Sapio with Buck Joffrey episode Buck talks to Dr. Sean London from Prenuvo. A company revolutionizing healthcare with it's full body MRI scans. This is all about Medicine 3.0. Early detection is key in fighting many diseases including cancer for example. Buck recently had the procedure and Dr. London goes through some of the findings - one of which was a bit of a surprise.

In this Sapio with Buck Joffrey Episode Short, Buck discusses Biological Age and how it is different than Chronological Age. Which of the two should be the true measure of a person's age?

In this Sapio with Buck Joffrey Medical Update, Buck discusses depression and the psychedelics being used to treat it including Psilocybin and Ketamine. Depression can have a series negative impact on longevity and impacts millions of people.

In this Sapio with Buck Joffrey Medical Update, Buck discusses new reasearch that connects hearing loss and dementia. If you or a loved one is suffering from hearing loss you are going to want to take action.

In this episode of Sapio with Buck Joffrey Dr. Duncan Turner joins Buck for a conversation on women's health, sexual dysfunction and what can be done about it.

Episode 31 of Sapio with Buck Joffrey discusses "What Covid does to your Brain". In this short episode Buck discusses his personal experience and the after affects which lasted several weeks after testing negative. 00:00:12 - Buck's experience with the original COVID strain 00:01:12 - COVID and Depression 00:01:57 - Damage to the Ventral Striatum and Anhedonia 00:02:19 - COVID possibly affecting the Posterior Putamen which is involved with speech, articulation and other cognitive functioning

In this episode of Sapio with Buck Joffrey, Buck discusses a new study out of Oxford that outlines 11 key risk factors for dementia. And the good news - while you can't change everything, many of these factors can be controlled buy modifying behaviors. If your want to see more info on the study goto: https://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/news/new-dementia-risk-score-helps-identify-people-at-risk. 00:00:02 - The difference between Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia 00:01:02 - Diagnosing Alzheimer's disease 00:01:25 - Causes of Dementia 00:01:48 - Dementia risk factors and how to avoid them 00:03:08 - Parental Dementia 00:03:27 - APOE e4 as a risk factor for Alzheimer's 00:04:44 - Dementia risk factors you can control

Buck discusses Heart Rate Variability (HRV). What is it? Why does it matter and how can it effect your overall health in this mini Sapio with Buck Joffrey episode. 00:00:31 - Medicine 3.0: Taking medicine into your own hands 00:01:15 - What is Heart Rate Variability (HRV) anyway?  00:02:16 - The Autonomic Nervous System 00:02:37 - The Parasympathetic Nervous System 00:03:32 - Lower Hrv Has Been Linked To An Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Diseases 00:04:18 - Ways To Increase Your HRV

Buck and Alan Viglione, MD discuss the Cardio IQ® report in detail and battle it out to see has the best numbers in this 2 part episode. This is Part 2. If you missed Part 1, check out episode 20. 0:01:16 - Metabolic Markers and Cardiovascular Risk 0:01:55 - Framingham Risk 0:06:08 - Hemoglobin A1C 0:08:00 - C-peptide 0:09:07 - Homocysteine and the methylation cycle 0:11:50 - Methyl Protect® 0:13:46 - Why is Vitamin D important? 0:21:34 - APOE Genotype 0:24:35 - Alzheimer's Disease Risk  0:28:57 -  Colchicine Study

Shownotes: 1:02 What is Diagnostics when it comes to medicine? 2:35 What are some of the traditional Diagnostics used in Medicine 2.0? 4:11 - Summarize the basic screenings you should be getting starting at based on Medicine 2.0 guidelines 6:09 Why are PSA screenings controversial? 8:19 - Cardiovascular testing - medicine 2.0 8:53 - Medicine 3.0 9:26 What's a Cardio IQ? 18:10 Genetic Screening 19:40 MTHFR Gene Mutation 21:58 APOE e3 and e4 23:00 ACTN Gene 24:06 Galleri® Test 27:27 Whole Body MRI 29.11 How difficult is it to get these tests? 32:07 Self Diagnostics and Medicine 3.0 32:53 Continuous Glucose Monitor 33:18 Medicine 3.0  and the variability between humans 38:13 Key Takeaways 43:51 Q&A 44:46 Cleery heart scan analysis

231: Q & A with Michele Today I have with me Kelcee Sparks, who is with Elite Ops Support. She has a team of people that support designers and other industries with operational support, VA support, and she also provides operations support for me personally. She's going to ask me some questions today so that we can share a little bit more information on some of the questions that you all have been sending in and have asked. Enjoy the podcast.     If people want to send in business questions please continue to send them in, we'll answer them. The majority of the podcasts that we are putting out are because people have asked questions and either we answer them in my solo podcast, or we go find somebody who can talk about it. If there are topics and ideas that people want to share, I'd love to hear them.   Topics Mentioned: Build a solid foundation   Allow for growth  Work on being centered not balanced  Ask for help  Key Thoughts: Know your own why, know your own values, and give yourself space to evolve and grow in your life and your business.  Michele 15:10    We can do it all, I just don't think we can do it all at once or without help. Michele 18:53    I'm all about delegating, and not dumping, but how can I push the work to a different level in my company where it can be done well and support the brand. It doesn't always have to be the owner. Michele 25:57   Know who you are, know what you want to do, know where your deal breakers are, know what you won't do, and then just build a business that you love, and then get help doing it. Michele 36:12    Contact Michele: Email: Team@ScarletThreadConsulting.com Facebook: Scarlet Thread Consulting Instagram: @ScarletThreadATL Website: ScarletThreadConsulting.com LinkedIn: Michele Williams   References and Resources: Work with Me Metrique Solutions Scarlet Thread Consulting Clockwork: Design Your Business to Run Itself by Mike Michalowicz Who's In Your Room by Misner, Emery and Sapio

There is more to healthy eating than calories in and calories out. Learn the new science around eating to extend life including what to eat and when! Shownotes: 0:00:03 Pillars of Longevity: Diet and Nutrition 0:04:29 Caloric Restriction and Timing of caloric intake 0:09:29 Impact of Carbs on Intermittent Fasting 0:18:46 Managing Blood Sugar and Identifying Pre-Diabetes 0:19:49 The Importance of Hemoglobin A1c  0:23:49 Personalized Response to Glucose Spikes 0:27:55 Eating Fads and Diets

An Introduction to the pillars on longevity and underlying science. Buck talks with Montecito Concierge Medicine's Alan Viglione. Shownotes: 0:00:31 Introduction to Sapio 0:03:53 Pillars of Longevity 0:04:17 Food and Nutrition 0:05:10 Exercise 0:06:33 Supplements that can make you live longer 0:08:29 Sleep 0:10:22 Diagnostics 0:10:57 Relationships

The Boys interview Deborah Twiss from the movie "Sapio Sexual" coming out May, 16, 2023. 

Companies around the world are facing major challenges such as the "Great Resignation" or the profound transformation of the world of work. D&I initiatives that promote diversity, belonging and inclusion are a solution strategy for these challenges. A study by Workday and Sapio shows that companies in Germany are investing in D&I initiatives, but not learning enough from the programs and adapting them accordingly. In this episode of the Workday Podcast, Daniela Porr, Solutions Marketing Lead at Workday, talks about strategic planning and adaptation of D&I initiatives. Listen in now and learn how to close this strategy gap! Here you can find the study discussed in the podcast: https://forms.workday.com/en-us/reports/global-blueprint-for-belonging-and-diversity/form.html

Intelligence and Sexuality: Are you Sapio-sexual and What is it Anyway? In the current trend to segment and label people with intersectional identities, are we really just splitting hairs? A relatively new term is on the scene and even part of stating online dating preferences. It's sapio-sexuality, which describes people who self-identify as ‘attracted by intellect' as a pre-condition for an eventual sexual relationship. While some claim this is too high-brow and exclusive, others say it's no different than preferring a non-smoker or liking someone with a shared love of, say, pickleball. Join me, Donna Kim-Brand, and explore this together, shall we?

George Sapio is a playwright/director/producer/dramaturg. His play “Ghosts” won the 2001 Mildred and Albert Panowski Award. He produces and hosts the podcast “Onstage/Offstage,” now in its tenth year, featuring interviews with theatre professionals from around the world and live readings of new short plays. His book “Workshopping the New Play: A Guide for Playwrights, Directors, and Dramaturgs” is published by Hal Leonard/Applause Books. He was the founder and artistic director of the Ithaca Fringe Festival (2013-2017) and founder of Wolf's Mouth Theatre Company and Bad Dog! Productions. He is also a photojournalist whose book “Collateral Damage” features his pictures from two trips to Iraq in 2003. He earned his MFA in playwriting at Goddard College. We talk about George's childhood in the Bronx and how he got the theater bug in high school, when he would go down to the city and get half-price tickets to shows like Grease and Equus (the latter of which he took his 10th grade English class to – from his Catholic school. One of George's early writing teachers gave him advice that he continues to abide by in his playwriting and teaching, “Write the story, don't write the nonsense that goes with it.” George's book “Workshopping the New Play: A Guide for Playwrights, Directors, and Dramaturgs,” details the workshop process and how to flesh out the play and “bring it to its best possible fruition.” George's dad set an example for what it was like to be a news photographer (as well as introduced George to photojournalism and darkroom techniques), which served George well when he worked at Newsweek. George and his wife Maura (also a Goddard graduate) went to Iraq twice in 2003 and put out a photojournalism book called Collateral Damage, about the people (especially children) who didn't want to go to war but were the ones who suffered from it. George's 10-year-old podcast (and Ithaca radio show) Onstage/Offstage, covers theater people around the world including actors, directors, dramaturgs, set designers, lighting designers, and artistic directors. The podcast addresses current issues in the theater like why women over 40 aren't getting paid attention to, and “how persons of color are finally getting a very tiny leg up into the opportunities that have always been predominantly for old white guys like myself.” We talk at length about the role of the dramaturg, which George discusses in his book “Workshopping the New Play: A Guide for Playwrights, Directors and Dramaturgs.” He also directs short play readings for the podcast that he puts out open calls for. FINALLY, George talks about his home and B&B, La Casa de la Luna Feliz (“House of the Smiling Moon”) in Costa Rica, designed for people who are in recovery of any sort, “We cater especially to people recovering from illness, injury, trauma, heartbreak, and activism burnout (and theater recovery).”   Keep up with George and his projects: www.gsapio.com https://www.facebook.com/george.sapio https://newplayexchange.org/users/785/george-sapio   Onstage/Offstage Podcast: www.onstageoffstage.org Buy the book: www.workshoppingthenewplay.com Book a stay: www.casalunafeliz.com   Recommendations: Equus, Peter Shaffer Drama Bookshop: https://www.dramabookshop.com/ NYC Playwrights: https://www.nycplaywrights.org/ Playwrights Center: https://pwcenter.org/ Honor Roll!: https://www.honorrollplaywrights.org/

Welcome to The Life Of A Sapio!!!!This New segment from Episode 6 is going to be laid back and exuding to the mind, Look up family, what is a Sapio? I pray that this segment, And New Episode helps you get in touch with your sensual atmosphere --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Sapio sexual are attracted to people who are talkative and smart.

Are host Noble gives his understanding of the Term DEMI-SEXUAL....after recently hearing the term...another example of the complexities of The Melaninated God Woman......and hear rich intelligence! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/returnofthegods/support

Rachel Sipperley ends Love Month Series with a final episode on sapio sexuality and why attraction to intelligence is parallel to entrepreneurship What you will learn in this episode What emotional intelligence looks like in practice Why men are attracted to confidence Why grammar matters and the correct way to write an email Tangible Tips Business communication tools and tips to set you above the rest What are the right races to run and when to turn down opportunityHow to identify if you are a sapio sexualResourceshttps://www.lovedignity.com/10-signs-youre-a-sapiosexual-how-to-deal-with-it/https://www.amazon.com/Outwitting-Devil-Secret-Freedom-Success/dp/1469259036More About Chris Short  Chris is an experienced partner and founder of multiple successful businesses in the automotive and cannabis industries. He is skilled and proven experience in Sales, Software as a Service (SaaS), Business Development, Marketing Strategy, and Social Media. He possesses a strong entrepreneurship mindset with a Bachelor's Degree from Southern Methodist University - Cox School of Business and is always looking for his next impactful opportunity for growth.You can connect and learn more about Chris here:https://www.thebrainswarm.comwww.instagram.com/cbradleyshortwww.instagram.com/thecannabisseur_For questions, comments, or to stay in touch please check out Thefemalefounderpodcast.com or email rachel@thefemalefounderpodcast.com