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"Entrai per la prima volta alla SVIMEZ in un giorno del 1967 per un colloquio con il Prof. Saraceno, che avevo conosciuto pochi giorni prima. Il colloquio fu facilitato dalla sua naturale propensione ad affascinare i giovani che si affacciavano sui percorsi da lui battuti". È l’incipit di un libro che ripercorre il ruolo della Svimez, l’associazione per lo sviluppo del Mezzogiorno, scritto per il Mulino da Paolo Baratta, dal titolo “Dal Mezzogiorno, riflessioni e convinzioni dall'interno della Svimez”. Paolo Baratta ha ricoperto diversi incarichi pubblici, dalla presidenza del Crediop a quelli di ministro in tre governi (Amato, Ciampi, Dini), alla presidenza della Biennale di Venezia dal 1998 al 2000 e dal 2007 al 2020.

This week the gang sits down with FR Sky's Ben Saraceno and Keith Williams to talk all about the transmitters available from FR Sky, as well as their new RF007 Rotorflight FBL.  But it's not all about Rotorflight, we'll cover their integration with multiple FBLs as well.  Learn why Kenny, Nick, and Alex are all currently flying the X18RS transmitter from FR Sky, and what they have to offer the hobby.There's also the usual news and shenanigans, gold worship, and "one more thing"s.As always, thanks for listening!  Got questions for the crew... email us at questions@rotorrevolution.live or find us on facebook at www.facebook.com/rotorrevolutionrcpodcast.  Leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform to help others find the show.

Argentinian artist Tomás Saraceno's studio is two big and old industrial units covered in graffiti, in what was East Berlin. This was where the company AGFA developed and made the chemicals that made colour photography possible. The ground is so polluted Saraceno's lease forbids him from growing any vegetables, and this matters to this environmentally concerned artist. But the industrial past of Studio Saracen is fitting as Tomás' work is highly technical. Here he has an architecture department, an arachnid research laboratory and an engineering works. He has about 40 people working on different projects. Tomás talks to Julian May about some of his projects, including Aerocene - sculptural hot air balloons that ascend and fly without the use of any fossil fuels, by capturing the reflected heat of the sun. His ambition is to create a kind of slow aviation, in which his balloons circumnavigate the globe on air currents.

Et nyt permanent kunstværk på Planetarium i København forsøger at gøre den uendelige og komplekse galakse lidt mere håndgribelig. Værket af den verdenskendte argentiske kunstner Tomás Saraceno består af et enormt spindelvæv, hvor galakser og planeter hænger sindrigt snøret op i vævet. Jesper Dein taler med Saraceno om hans galaktiske visioner. Levende døde, mørke kræfter og slik-mættede børn i kostumer. Det er Halloween, og det diskuteres hvorvidt den danske folkekirke skal byde den ukristelige uhygge indenfor eller om den bør stå som et uhyggeløst lys i mørket. Værter: Karen Secher og Casper Dyrholm.

Send us a Text Message.We talk to Blues Saraceno - Guitarist, Songwriter & Producer. Since leaving his home town Hartford, Connecticut as a teenager to head to the West Coast showcasing his incredible guitar playing skills, Blues Saraceno has never taken the conventional route to success. Starting out at the highest level releasing guitar virtuoso albums, touring the world with Rock & Roll Veterans before joining probably one of the biggest Hard Rock bands of 80s, the young Blues did it all on his own terms. Realising that Fame & Fortune wasn't for him he would later focus on his art and create a body of work which has been seen and heard in countless Film, TV and Video Games.Presented in association with Affinity Photo - The hottest photo editing software on iPad, Mac & PChttps://affinity.serif.com/photoIntro Music by Johnny Monacohttps://www.johnnymonaco.com/ Incidental Music by Night Fires Please visit The Straight To Video Patreon Page to find out how you can help grow this show. https://www.patreon.com/80sVideoShop

What does a spider web sound like? Join us as we weave a web of connections between science and music - and learn some truly mind-blowing facts about spiders! MIT scientist and musician Markus Buehler shares his journey into the spiderverse, turning spider silk into instruments and making materials from nature.  Watch Markus' spider music videos on the blog on our website, sciencepodcastforkids.com The song "Spider Variations" by Markus Buehler was used with permission from Markus. The sounds are based on a sonification method of a spider web as described in the references below [1-2], part of a larger collaboration with Tomás Saraceno, Saraceno Studios, Ally Bisshop, Thomas Muehletahler, and Evan Ziporyn, and the MIT Center for Art, Science and Technology (CAST). Hear more of Markus' songs on his Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-275864738 Hear more from Markus about materials and music in our bonus interview episode, available when you support us on Patreon for just $1 or more a month on Patreon.com/tumblepodcast.

Salmo 91: 1-2 Matteo 22: 9 SARACENO SALVATORE “UNA PECORA FUORI DALL'OVILE” • Filemone 1: 10-16 • Colossesi 4: 9 • Filemone 1: 1-25 • 2 Timoteo 3: 14-15 DIEGO MENDES “IDDIO CHE RIVELA I SEGRETI” • Daniele 2: 19-23 FELIX BANOND “INTIMITÀ CON LO SPIRITO SANTO” • Romani 8: 14 • 2 Corinzi 13: 13 • Atti 4: 8 • Luca 12: 12 • Marco 1: 8 • Atti 2: 4--Guarda Canale 245 | Tivùsat 454 | Sky 854Scopri di più su www.paroledivita.org/linkinbio

Pro MMA fighter Tanner Saraceno shares his story with guest hosts Chris Bruner and Patrick Morgan. Tanner was looking for a day job that allowed him to train MMA at nights and found tree work. He started picking up some side jobs then started his own company, Tanner's Legendary Tree Service. He prefers running smaller crews and working along side his employees.

Embracing your whole self (weird, awkward, and silly parts too!) is key for personal wellness and team success! This week on the Leading with Heart podcast, I'm sitting down with Jen Saraceno, a seasoned leader in the military and government.

Benedetto Saraceno"I segreti di tutti"marcos y marcoswww.marcosymarcos.comGiovedì 25 gennaio, alle ore 19:00, Benedetto Saraceno presenterà il suo romanzo d'esordio I segreti di tutti alla libreria Il Ponte sulla Dora di Torino, in Via Pisa 46.Saranno in dialogo con l'autore Claudia Tarolo e Marco Zapparoli, gli editori di Marcos y Marcos. Aveva una libreria in un quartiere popolare e tutti lo spingevano a farne una cartolibreria, con materiali per la scuola e qualche giocattolo. I libri dovevano, secondo molti, occupare al massimo un terzo dello spazio e il resto suddiviso fra cartoleria e giochi. Lui, il Rino, resisteva e diceva che no, che i libri sono sacri e si mischiano solo con altri libri”.Vorremmo addentare la focaccia calda di Ugo Baretta, che capisce il linguaggio delle sirene; impedire al piccolo Francesco di oscurarsi il futuro obbedendo a sua madre. Andare alla presentazione organizzata dal libraio Rino in un giorno di neve.Con che gusto, buttiamo Cosimo Cecchi giù dall'auto!Ma davvero non possiamo concederci, sul Monte Amiata, un'oasi di leggerezza in piena guerra?All'autore di questi racconti bastano pochissime parole per creare un mondo palpabile, fatto di personaggi vivi e veri.Una volta lanciato l'incantesimo, illumina con storie variopinte, e infinita tenerezza, imbarazzi, dubbi, illusioni che tutti coltiviamo in segreto.Benedetto SaracenoPsichiatra, è professore ordinario di Global Health alla Università di Lisbona, ove dirige il progetto di Global Mental Health della Fondazione Calouste Gulbenkian. A Lisbona dirige un master internazionale in Poli- tiche di salute mentale.È nato a Genova nel 1948, si è formato alla scuola di Franco Basaglia a Trieste e appartiene al movimento della psichiatria anti-istituzionale italiana.Ha lavorato come epidemiologo all'Istituto Mario Negri di Milano, ha coordinato progetti per le riforme psichiatriche in America Centrale e in Sud America, in paesi quali Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, Brasile, Cile e Cuba.Dal 1995 al 2010 ha lavorato presso le Nazioni Unite, in qualità di direttore del Dipartimento di salute mentale e abuso di sostanze dell'organizzazione mondiale della sanità a Ginevra.È membro onorario del Royal College of Psychiatry d'Inghilterra e ha ricevuto la laurea honoris causa dalle Università di Lisbona e di Birmingham.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Giovedì 14 settembre al ristorante e stabilimento Acqua e Sale di Milano Marittima sarà ospite la Tenuta Casali di Mercato Saraceno per una cena di degustazione in cui alcune prelibatezze del mare Adriatico incontreranno i vini della Valle del Savio. Ad aprire i diversi matrimoni di sapore previsti del menù spicca l'accostamento innovativo, nato durante l'estate in corso, tra le ostriche di Cervia e il Famoso di Mercato Saraceno, due eccellenze a chilometro zero capaci di unire il mare e le colline della Romagna, raccontandone l'essenza e costruendo un percorso comune giocato su piacevolezza ed eleganza gustativa.

It's our 250th podcast, and in this special episode we focus on the future. We ask leading figures across the art world to tell us about their hopes and concerns for the visual arts. Among them are Max Hollein, the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Bénédicte Savoy, the co-author of the Saar-Savoy report into the restitution of cultural heritage, Shanay Jhaveri, the head of visual arts at the Barbican, the Berlin-based curator Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, Kymberly Pinder, the dean of Yale School of Art, and the artist Tomás Saraceno. Host Ben Luke is then joined by three core members of The Art Newspaper's team and regular guests in the first 249 episodes of this podcast: editors-at-large Cristina Ruiz and Georgina Adam and our contemporary art correspondent Louisa Buck discuss the present and future of museums and heritage, art and artists and the art market. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sometimes the things we fear live as intimately within us as the things we love. These fears are rarely distant from us: we are sometimes closely implicated in them, and fear is a visceral, personal experience. Fear and anxiety can be irrational, or rooted in realities that threaten us unevenly. When can we transform our phobia into an embrace? How do we find ways to live alongside the threats of the world? And how are artists working closely – and in nuanced ways – with the instinctive feeling of fear? Featuring an interview with Webs of Life artist Tomás Saraceno, an original sound work by Lamin Fofana, a reading by P. Staff from the Serpentine archive, and Serpentine curator Claude Adjil in conversation with Gaylene Gould.  Subscribe to Serpentine Podcast now to be the first to hear new Intimacies episodes. You can connect with the series on socials @serpentineuk, and you can find more information and full descriptive transcripts at www.serpentinegalleries.org/art-and-ideas/serpentine-podcast-intimacies/. CREDITS Hosted by Gaylene Gould Produced by Katie Callin (Reduced Listening) Production support by Nada Smiljanic (Reduced Listening) Executive production by Anishka Sharma (Reduced Listening) Curated by Hanna Girma and Fiona Glen Mix engineering by Jesse Lawson (Reduced Listening) Theme music by Hinako Omori Visual identity by the unloved ABOUT INTIMACIES Serpentine Podcast: Intimacies explores the complexities of closeness, and asks how we can expand and evolve our intimacy with others, ourselves, and the world around us. Join our host, Gaylene Gould, as she gathers perspectives from artists, designers, writers, thinkers, and more on how we can rekindle trust, and open ourselves up to new possibilities for connection. Confronting the slippery topics of fear, vulnerability, sex, love and loneliness in art and life, the Intimacies series delves into the feelings and experiences which we don't always voice – from our relationships with family or strangers, to the things we fear most and our deepest desires, to our surroundings and our innermost selves. Each episode combines interviews, original audio works, conversations, and pieces from the Serpentine archive. This series itself is personal, emotional, reflective, and an exploration of vulnerability in many ways. 

Stephen Sackur interviews one of the world's most innovative contemporary artists, Tomás Saraceno. His work involves spiders, balloons, dust and air. At its heart is a challenge to us all: Are we ready to reinvent what it means to be a human in a complex ecosystem on a small planet?

Mitad de año nos encuentra reflexionando sobre nuestras prácticas creativas, viajes, procesos y nuestra relación con el arte. En este episodio te compartimos 10 observaciones de esta primera mitad de 2023 en relación a nuestra creatividad. Te invitamos a reflexionar en tu año hasta ahora, ¿cuáles son tus observaciones creativas de esta mitad de año? Tomás Saraceno: https://studiotomassaraceno.org/ Subasta colección Bruzzone: https://www.lanacion.com.ar/cultura/arte-argentino-de-los-anos-90-en-una-subasta-para-recordar-gente-de-pie-aplausos-y-suspenso-nid06072023/ Canal de Yotube de la artista Leigh Ellexson: https://www.youtube.com/c/LeighEllexson/featured Atelier de Arte: https://www.fera.com.ar/productos/atelier-de-arte/

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To witness a Tomás Saraceno exhibition is to truly understand the value that art can have in awakening your senses. Words used to describe his work include ethereal, profound, and brave. One well-known gallery owner even went as far as saying he was "the artist most likely to change the world." But setting hyperboles aside, Tomás is simply someone who wants to relay a very important message to us. Employing techniques such as installation, sculpture, and photography, he carries an urgent message from the world of the arachnids – which is if we don't learn about our humble place in the universe, we face a highly untenable situation as a species. Saraceno transcends mere spectacle, using his work as a powerful instrument to inspire, educate, and influence. His relentless pursuit has led him into a partnership with the mysterious, at times otherworldly, and ancient species—the spider—revealing profound insights about our delicate place within the cosmos. It would be an understatement to emphasise just how much he shares a love for these odd, otherworldly creatures. If you haven't yet experienced one of Saraceno's expansive exhibitions, you are truly missing out. During our chat, Tomás delves into his new science developed around spiders, his experiences with Ayahuasca, his childhood reflections, and thoughts on ChatGPT and technology, and passionately discusses why our perception of the green economy is fundamentally flawed.

Una commedia dalle venature horror, che Pozzetto interpreta alla stragrande, coadiuvato dall'enorme cane Gaetano. Giorgio e Candida sembrano avere trovato la casa dei loro sogni, in una mega villa dal prezzo stracciato. Il problema è che, all'interno delle mura, dimora il fantasma del Saraceno, che non vuole saperne di andarsene e non vuole che i due "consumino" prima della prossima luna piena. Gag a ripetizione e omaggi alle case infestate che andavano di moda in quegli anni. Il tema principale di Mariano Detto è magnifico e, per quanto mi riguarda, questa pellicola italiana diverte ancora oggi e merita di essere collezionato. E voi l'avete fatto il gioco delle bugie?

In the studio of Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno, there's an expected sound—vibrations of a spider working on its web—a sound normally imperceptible to the human ear, but that doesn't make it any less real. The recent technological feat of capturing and recording the sound of a spider is just one of the many pursuits undertaken by the Berlin-based artist. Saraceno is known for working with experts from the field of science, engineering, and architecture among others, to create works that exist beyond the traditional bounds of the art world. These research intensive, often groundbreaking installations and projects render visible our interconnectedness with one another and the ecosystems in which we exist. They've even earned him some world records. It's an ambitious undertaking and it has solidified him as one of the most impactful artists of our generation. For Saraceno's first major U.K. solo exhibition, which opens on June 1 at Serpentine in London, Saraceno and his collaborators are moving beyond the walls of the museum of Serpentine South, from the Royal Parks in London all the way to the rural communities of Argentina where people are fighting to stop lithium extraction in their lands, to Cameroon where Spider Diviners challenging our notions about knowledge.At the Serpentine, “Web(s) of Life” delves into critical and urgent questions about how we as people coexist with other life forms and how technology intersects with the climate emergency itself. As the last of his works were en route to London, Artnet News's Europe editor Kate Brown joined the artist in his bright and beautiful Berlin studio.

In the studio of Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno, there's an expected sound—vibrations of a spider working on its web—a sound normally imperceptible to the human ear, but that doesn't make it any less real. The recent technological feat of capturing and recording the sound of a spider is just one of the many pursuits undertaken by the Berlin-based artist. Saraceno is known for working with experts from the field of science, engineering, and architecture among others, to create works that exist beyond the traditional bounds of the art world. These research intensive, often groundbreaking installations and projects render visible our interconnectedness with one another and the ecosystems in which we exist. They've even earned him some world records. It's an ambitious undertaking and it has solidified him as one of the most impactful artists of our generation. For Saraceno's first major U.K. solo exhibition, which opens on June 1 at Serpentine in London, Saraceno and his collaborators are moving beyond the walls of the museum of Serpentine South, from the Royal Parks in London all the way to the rural communities of Argentina where people are fighting to stop lithium extraction in their lands, to Cameroon where Spider Diviners challenging our notions about knowledge.At the Serpentine, “Web(s) of Life” delves into critical and urgent questions about how we as people coexist with other life forms and how technology intersects with the climate emergency itself. As the last of his works were en route to London, Artnet News's Europe editor Kate Brown joined the artist in his bright and beautiful Berlin studio.

"Il grano saraceno" Tratta dalla raccolta "Tutte le Fiabe" di Hans Christian Andersen. Una storia di superbia umiltà e saggezza. Le fiabe della buonanotte Un podcast dedicato alle fiabe della tradizione, fiabe antiche per capire meglio il presente e per affrontare il futuro. Un prezioso manuale di valori codificati  utile tanto all'infante quanto al senziente. Un giardino di insegnamenti dove il migliore è solo quello che ognuno di noi può cogliere. Sono fiabe dal repertorio classico: Grimm, Andersen, Calvino, Capuana… Sono come le fotografie dei tempi passati, dove viene descritto un mondo molto diverso da quello in cui viviamo. Ma se guardiamo attentamente questa vecchia diapositiva  ci accorgiamo che ci siamo anche noi lì, in mezzo a tutti gli altri personaggi. Fammi sapere se ti piace questo podcast lascia un commento o una recensione sul sito:⁠https://www.nespologiullare.it/fiabe-della-buonanotte/⁠ Se ti piacciono queste fiabe e se ne vuoi delle altre sostieni questo podcast su Patreon:⁠https://www.patreon.com/nespologiullare⁠ Grazie! Buon ascolto.

Micaela Saraceno & Merimell & Chris

21.3.2023 - Chiara Saraceno in dialogo con Luca Borzani

Send us a Text Message.For Episode 1 of The Heart Gallery Podcast, Rebeka Ryvola de Kremer introduces the podcast in conversation with writer & podcaster Alice Irene Whittaker.Visit The Heart Gallery's visual accompaniment for this podcast episode here (podcast transcript also available here).Mentioned: - Poet & ornithologist Drew Lanham- Doireann Ní Ghríofa, author of A Ghost in the Throat - Tamara Lindeman of The Weather Station.- Chris Jordan's Midway project - Tomás Saraceno's spider works- The Ghosts in Our Machine documentaryConnect:- Reseed podcast here- Alice Irene's website- The Heart Gallery Instagram- The Heart Gallery website- Rebeka Ryvola de Kremer InstagramCredits:Samuel Cunningham for podcast editing, Cosmo Sheldrake for use of his song Pelicans We, podcast art by me, Rebeka Ryvola de Kremer.

El guitarrista Joan Feliu tocó a la guitarra, con una única mano, la pieza que Ravel compuso para el hermano manco de Wittgenstein. A partir de esa música demediada, investigamos esa zona abisal llamada silencio, que está llena de sonido. Un episodio sobre el minimalismo, sobre bajar la voz, sobre el susurro y sobre telarañas. Con citas de Bernardí Roig, creadoras digitales de ASMR, Samuel Beckett, Raquel Friera y Tomás Saraceno, la voz y las ideas de Jorge Carrión, la batería de Andreu Quesada y un poema del escritor chileno Bruno Montané leído por él mismo. ¡Madre mía! 

Viva il Natale viva la vita! - Ospiti: Maria e Stefano, Maristella Saraceno

Van krioelende kleine beestjes tot een neushoorn uit India die een superster werd in Europa. En van spinnen in de hoofdrol tot 700 mieren die over de muur kruipen. Én: waarom worden de laatste maanden de spinraggen niet meer weggehaald in het museum? Assistent-conservator Julia Kantelberg gaat in gesprek met Janine Abbring over de hedendaagse kunst in de twee dierententoonstellingen die nu in het Rijksmuseum te zien zijn: “Onderkruipsels” en “Clara de neushoorn”.Van drie kunstenaars is werk opgenomen in de tentoonstellingen: Tomás Saraceno, Rosella Biscotti en Rafael Gomezbarros. Waarom juist deze werken? Wat vertellen ze ons over onze relatie met andere dieren, in het verleden en nu. Wil je weten hoe de kunstwerken eruit zien? Kom naar de tentoonstellingen in het Rijksmuseum! Of kijk op rijksmuseum.nl/podcast.De tentoonstellingen "Onderkruipsels" en "Clara de neushoorn" zijn te zien van 30 september 2022 tot en met 15 januari 2023.In het Rijksmuseum is powered by ING.

Lorenzo Saraceno"Camaldoli: Solitudine e Comunione"Le fonti spirituali di un carisma millenarioAncora Librihttps://www.ancoralibri.it/Sono qui raccolti testi di diversa natura, che hanno costituito il nucleo originario dei riferimenti normativi e spirituali intorno al quale, con alterne vicende e con varie configurazioni istituzionali, si è sviluppata la rete monastica ed eremitica di cui da mille anni soprattutto Camaldoli è stato il centro propulsore e unificante. Alcuni sono più noti (come la Vita Romualdi e il Dominus vobiscum), altri meno, se non a un pubblico più specialistico. Il recente fiorire di studi intorno a questi testi e al contesto storico in cui sono nati, ci consente ora di meglio leggerli e apprezzarli, ricavando un affresco più definito di un carisma che ha saputo modulare l'aspirazione alla solitudine come luogo della semplicità e della verità davanti a Dio e agli uomini e l'esigenza della comunione come luogo in cui misurarsi per praticare il precetto dell'amore di Dio e degli uomini. Un carisma che, proprio in ragione della sua duplice dimensione di solitudine e comunione, non manca, oggi come in passato, di esercitare il suo fascino dentro e anche fuori della Chiesa in uomini e donne alla ricerca del senso del vivere e dell'amare.Lorenzo Saraceno osbcam, laureato in Lettere moderne, ha insegnato materie letterarie in vari istituti scolastici pubblici fino al 2002 e collabora con la cattedra di latino medievale dell'Università di Verona. Dal 1996 gli è stata affidata la responsabilità della cura redazionale complessiva e della traduzione in italiano per l'edizione bilingue (latina e italiana) dell'Opera omnia di Pier Damiani, edita in dodici volumi dalla Congregazione Camaldolese e da Città Nuova di Roma, ormai in fase di conclusione. Nel frattempo, oltre ad altri saggi su tematiche monastiche, sono stati pubblicati presso riviste e opere scientifiche alcuni suoi contributi connessi a questa impresa editoriale, volti soprattutto a individuare, attraverso le forme linguistiche e stilistiche del linguaggio damianeo, alcuni tratti peculiari del profilo spirituale e teologico di quell'autore. Ha pubblicato inoltre alcuni scritti di argomento biblico, ad esemplificazione di un metodo di lectio divina fondata su una analisi testuale che si vorrebbe fedele alla lettera ed esegeticamente rigorosa, praticata con chi frequenta la sua comunità monastica.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Chiara Saraceno"Festival Filosofia"https://www.festivalfilosofia.it/Festival Filosofia, SassuoloVenerdì 16 settembre 2022, ore 18:00Lezione Magistrale di Chiara SaracenoPovertà educativaUna lesione all'art. 3 della CostituzioneCosa si intende per povertà educativa? Quale riflessione costituzionale, sociale e morale solleva?Chiara Saraceno ha insegnato Sociologia della famiglia presso l'Università di Torino, è professoressa emerita presso il Wissenschaftszentrum für Sozialforschung di Berlino, nonché membro onorario del Collegio Carlo Alberto di Torino. Si è occupata di mutamenti familiari e politiche della famiglia, della condizione femminile con particolare attenzione per la questione dei tempi di lavoro, di sistemi di welfare e delle politiche di contrasto alla povertà. Consulente dell'Unicef, dell'Ue, dell'Ocse e di altri organismi internazionali, dal 1999 al 2001 ha presieduto la commissione d'indagine sull'esclusione sociale presso la Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri. Tra le sue opere recenti: I nuovi poveri. Politiche per le disuguaglianze (con P. Dovis, Torino 2011); Il welfare. Modelli e dilemmi della cittadinanza sociale (Bologna 2013); Eredità (Torino 2013); Il lavoro non basta. La povertà in Europa negli anni della crisi (Milano 2015); Mamme e papà. Gli esami non finiscono mai (Bologna 2016); L'equivoco della famiglia (Roma-Bari 2017); Quando avere un lavoro non basta a proteggere dalla povertà (Firenze 2020); La povertà in Italia. Soggetti, meccanismi, politiche (con D. Benassi, E. Morlicchio, Bologna 2022).Chiara Saraceno, David Benassi, Enrica Morlicchio"La povertà in Italia"Il Mulino Editorehttps://www.mulino.it/Soggetti, meccanismi, politicheIl libro esplora le dimensioni strutturali della povertà nel nostro paese in un'ottica comparata. La povertà è un fenomeno multidimensionale, prodotto dall'interazione di una pluralità di elementi e non legato soltanto alla mancanza di lavoro. Ne sono corresponsabili, in Italia, la crescente precarietà del mercato del lavoro, i bassi tassi di occupazione femminile, la frammentazione e l'eterogeneità del sistema di protezione sociale, la scarsa e diseguale disponibilità di servizi di conciliazione famiglia-lavoro, le forti differenze territoriali. Un quadro reso ancora più difficile dalle due crisi che hanno caratterizzato i primi vent'anni del secolo, quella finanziaria del 2008 e quella pandemica. In assenza di politiche che agiscano sull'intero complesso di questi fattori, il solo aumento dell'occupazione non è sufficiente ai fini di una riduzione della povertà.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

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This week's episode of The Tone That Made Us Podcast is with our good friend Heath Saraceno. Heath discusses his love for 80's Kiss, playing in NJ punk bands leading to his time shredding for bands like Midtown and Senses Fail. He recounts times on the road, in the studio with Mark Trombino and life after being a touring musician. Midtown will be playing reunion shows this Fall and you will not want to miss this in depth chat! Please share, rate and subscribe wherever you enjoy your podcasts! Spread the word!

Blues Saraceno is a guitarist, composer and producer. He is most recognized for his time playing with Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker (Cream) and his tenure in Poison.  Now he composes music for film & TV. In this rare interview, Blues discusses his time with Jack Bruce & Poison, jamming with Les Paul, auditioning for David Lee Roth and more! This a mind blowing, can't miss episode for any rock fan! 0:00:00 - Intro0:00:43 - Early Beginnings 0:04:23 - Getting Signed to a Record Deal 0:23:52 - Plaid Guitars & Plaid Converse 0:28:10 - Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker 0:50:11 - Poison 1:24:07 - David Lee Roth 1:35:10 - Session Work 1:38:30 - Les Paul 1:42:40 - Guitar, Grinding & TV/Film Work 1:51:35 - Animal Charity 1:52:32 - Outro Blues Saraceno website:http://www.bluessaraceno.comHumane Society website:https://www.humanesociety.orgChuck Shute website:https://chuckshute.comSupport the show

Artist Tomás Saraceno draws inspiration from spiders. In a Barcelona skyscraper, he has put up a huge web that invites visitors to climb in and get comfy. But is it all just for fun?

We head to the observation deck of the Torre Glòries skyscraper to visit ‘Cloud Cities Barcelona' with artist Tomás Saraceno.

We head to the observation deck of the Torre Glòries skyscraper to visit ‘Cloud Cities Barcelona' with artist Tomás Saraceno. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Midtown and Senses Fail guitarist, New Jersey native, star-electrician and all around great guy, Heath Saraceno joins us to talk about Somerville-NJ, Eddie & The Cruisers and getting kicked the nuts in Australia. Support the show via Patreon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Well... it seems we have been sucked into an alternate reality between this weeks episode and last week, as in the Giants see to be finally taking their shape after Week 4 and the Yankees season comes to an unfortunate end. In episode four of New York Sport of Mind, the Giants FINALLY enter the win column with a huge 27-21 win on the road in New Orleans. Danny Dimes lives up to his name, Saquon Barkley is gaining more yards and TDs as the season goes on, and the Giants have a lot of momentum going into their Week 5 matchup with divisional opponent Dallas. Funny we mention the Cowboys (Boooo), as you can see in the title, the boys have their FIRST GUEST of the series! Die-hard Cowgirls fan, and brother to co-host Bruno, is friend to the show Vince Saraceno! Vince gives his is thoughts on their season so far as well as the highly anticipated matchup on Sunday. I'll keep the Yankees section short and sweet, after winning 9 out of their last 12 games and securing a spot in the AL Wild Card game, the Yankees lost against the Red Sox... that's all we really need to say. Cole had a disappointing start... the bats weren't as active as they needed to be... Phil Nevin low-key screwed up. The dream is dead for the 2021 season, and all eyes are on what the boys upstairs do in this coming off-season.  We are also introducing a new segment on the show, the "New York Minute", while we do pride ourselves on being a Yankees, GIants, Knicks podcast, we do know that there more sports in the Empire State then just these three's. Every week, Austin will give a short recap of the rest of the professional sports around the state. Also a friendly reminder for those who may not know, we have SOCIAL MEDIA accounts! If you have any questions that you want answered on the show, or just want to give us a follow and support the crew, you can follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram by simply searching, "New York Sport of Mind Podcast"! Thank you all so much for the continued support and remember, it's a New York Sport of Mind!

Quale ruolo hanno i regimi e i sistemi di welfare quali produttori di modelli e modalità di cittadinanza differenti per lo sviluppo di spazi di libertà? Chiara Saraceno Welfare e genere. Non solo una questione di donne Lectio "Coop Alleanza 3.0" Domenica 19 settembre 2021 Modena

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A partir de la arquitectura que imita las formas naturales o del CRISR, que ha revolucionado la edición genética, reflexionamos sobre la compleja relación entre la ciencia, la tecnología y la naturaleza en el siglo XXI. AUTORES CITADOS: Leonardo Da Vinci, Antoni Gaudí, Jorge Wagensberg, Carl Sagan, John Berger, Jennifer A. Doudna, Samuel H. Sternberg, George Basalla, Jussi Parikka, Francisco Mogica, Tomás Libertiny, David Benjamin, Neri Oxman, Janine Benyus, William McDonough, Nicolas Bourriaud, Tomás Saraceno. Para seguir leyendo: La rebelión de las formas o cómo preservar cuando la incertidumbre aprieta, de Jorge Wagensberg (Tusquets). Una grieta en la creación: CRISPR, la edición génica y el increíble poder de controlar la evolución,  de Jennifer A. Doudna y Samuel H. Sternberg (Alianza Editorial). The Evolution of Technology, de George Basalla (Cambridge University Press). Insect Media: An Archaeology of Animals and Technology, de Jussi Parikka (University of Minnesota Press).

Beth mae'n ei olygu i fod yn berson trawsrywiol? Daeth Kai Saraceno i Gymru ar ôl i raglen Game of Thrones ei ysbrydoli i ddysgu Cymraeg.Yn y bennod yma o bodlediad Siarad Moel, mae Kai yn ymuno gydag Aled i rannu ei brofiad ac i annog mwy o sgwrs am fywyd pobl trawsryweddol.

A candid and very real conversation with Christina Saraceno. Key team member of Redefined Courage who does not let a wheelchair, Cerebral Palsy or Epilepsy define her. Connect with her on Facebook here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/couragecollective/message

A new type of fashionista is taking the design world by storm but the supermodels have four legs instead of two. Reporter JP Devlin takes us inside the world of canine couture or fashion for dogs. Which country loves to share bears and where do goats get laughs? Internet expert and writer An Xiao Mina reveals how our favourite animal memes reveal a lot about the culture of our countries. This spring, as lockdowns were enforced across the globe, The Cultural Frontline started a project in collaboration with the British artist and producer Nick Ryan. Our aim was simple: to collect the sounds that you, our listeners, had heard wherever you were during lockdown. Now Nick Ryan returns to share some of those sounds and to also debut an extract from a new work he has created from those sonic submissions. Have you ever wondered what a spider sounds like? Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno is fascinated by spiders. It has led him to study them, to incorporate them into his visual art and to create music with them in what he calls ‘Spider Jam Sessions.' Tomás spoke to Chi Chi about making music from the vibrations of spider webs for his latest concert. Presented by Chi Chi Izundu Image: Bodhi. Credit: @mensweardog

Meet JenThe Air Force somehow managed to recruit Jen from Capitol Hill, where she served as a House of Representatives congressional legislative staff member for two Members of Congress during a 7-year career. In 2000, she joined the Air Force for the opportunity to serve and lead. In the past 20 years, Jen has held positions at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels and served as the Commander of the Air Force's largest airborne ISR squadron. She is currently assigned to the Joint Staff where she serves as a Special Projects Officer.Jen is a graduate of the Air Force School of Advanced Air and Space Studies and working on her PhD through Air University. She is also a graduate of the United States Air Force Weapons School's Intelligence Weapons Instructor Course—where the service builds its tactical experts and instructors. Jen's tactical and operational level experience includes two volunteer assignments to Korea and 3 deployments to the USCENTCOM AOR. Her strategic-level experience goes beyond her time on the Joint Staff. She served two CSAF's in a close advisory capacity through the CSAF's Strategic Studies Group and contributed substantially to benchmark international programs, airpower development, and capstone strategy development.Jen is currently writing a book on leadership and wellness. She also volunteers her time as a member of the Air Force Barrier Analysis Working Group Women's Initiative Team where she advocates for removing barriers that impede the retention and advancement of women in the military.Jen's Parting Thoughts1. Decide to put your oxygen mask on first! It may be a bit cliché these days to say this, but it's a must do. I learned this the hard way. Find the time to take care of you…and you'll have greater ability to take care of others!2. Create a wellness plan. Maybe it's 10 mins a day hiding in your closet to meditate while the kids play, maybe it's finding a professional to talk to, maybe you develop a fitness routine…whatever it is, just do something for you.3. As you do #1 and #2…Spend time getting to know yourself…who you really are, what makes you tick…personally and professionally. Rumble with your own vulnerability. And if you are truly doing the work, you will uncover things that suck…and that's the messy part. But that's okay. It's not easy work, but focusing on yourself and adhering to your wellness plan can help you work through it.4. Be yourself and don't try to be anyone else. Be okay--more than okay--with who you are. The world needs you.Recommended ReadingsBooks that inspired Jen as a as she worked through burn-out (more books and podcast links on her blog site)**Dare to Lead, by Dr. Brene Brown**Well-Being Ultimatum, by Dr. Suzie Carmack https://www.drsuziecarmack.comContact JenJen's Blog: www.jensaraceno.com· Email: info@jensaraceno.com· LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jensaraceno1Twitter: @jensaraceno

On this episode I talked with Heath Saraceno and Rob Hitt of the band Midtown! We talked about the writing and record of Save The World, Lose The Girl for its 20th anniversary, what it was like working with Mark Trombino and Butch Walker, the bands 2014 reunion shows and what they're up to now.Check out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY, stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA mobile app Stay connected with the show!email me for FREE Power Chord Hour pins - powerchordhour@gmail.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/powerchordhourInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/powerchordhour/Twitter - https://twitter.com/powerchordhour/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg Follow Midtown/Rob/Heathmidtownrock.comhttps://www.facebook.com/midtown/https://twitter.com/midtownhttps://www.instagram.com/midtownnj/https://www.robhitt.comhttps://www.bodegacats.nychttp://www.isurrenderrecords.comhttp://www.twitter.com/robhitthttp://www.instagram.com/robhitthttps://www.instagram.com/heathsaraceno/Check out Heath and Davids covers - https://www.instagram.com/davidrowdie/ 

Dieci milioni di bambini e adolescenti chiusi in casa per il contagio da Coronavirus, chi sta pensando a loro? “Bisogna mettere al centro dell'agenda politica le nuove generazioni e le loro famiglie”, dice a Memos la sociologa Chiara Saraceno, una dei portavoce dell'Alleanza per l'Infanzia, associazione arcipelago di diverse sigle (dall'Arci alla Cisl, dalla Cgil al Centro per la salute del bambino, alla Cooperativa sociale Dedalus). “Bambini e adolescenti – aggiunge Saraceno - sono il nostro futuro, ma spesso nelle decisioni non sono considerati centrali. Con la crisi sanitaria ed economica, i bambini e i ragazzi sono stati tutti riportati nell'alveo delle famiglie e delle loro risorse. Le risorse familiari sono però molto differenziate fra di loro, tra chi ha e chi non ha. In casa c'è chi ha le terrazze e chi no, chi ha spazio per studiare, per ritirarsi e chi no. La chiusura in casa non è la stessa esperienza per tutti i bambini e adolescenti”. Saraceno avverte anche dal rischio che ..la didattica a distanza diventi un fattore di crescita della disuguaglianza. “Pagheremo durissimamente il divario digitale, perché l'arretramento delle possibilità di apprendere e sviluppare le proprie competenze cognitive non è che si recupera con un corso a settembre. E' un problema drammatico, c'è un milione e 800 mila ragazzi che non hanno accesso alla didattica a distanza; tra quelli che ce l'hanno, molti fanno fatica. Alcune scuole - conclude Chiara Saraceno - raccontano di aver perso dei propri studenti, di non riuscire più a mantenere i contatti con loro”. A Memos ospite anche il demografo dell'università Cattolica Milano, Alessandro Rosina. “I giovani 25-35enni – dice - che hanno già subito i colpi della crisi finanziaria del 2008, e non hanno vissuto la possibilità di una ripresa dell'economia, si trovano ora con progetti di vita in sospeso, progetti professionali non ancora consolidati, ancora alla ricerca di lavoro, o con un contratto a termine. Sono attualmente le categorie che subiscono di più l'impatto della crisi e che rischiano di essere le meno tutelate dalle misure di protezione. E' una generazione – aggiunge il demografo - che subisce in sequenza due crisi e che proprio nella fase in cui stava cercando di risollevarsi viene risospinta nelle acque agitate della crisi da Covid19”. Chiude la puntata di oggi Loredana Taddei, tra le fondatrici di “SeNonOraQuando”, ex responsabile delle politiche femminili della Cgil.

Jake has a chat with legendary guitarist, Blues Saraceno. Blues began making guitar albums in his teens, and continued on to play with Cream, as well as Poison. Currently, you can hear his music on just about every TV show and Commercial in existence. Blues and his guitar are mic'd up and ready to go, so have a listen!