Podcasts about Severine

Radio International - The Ultimate Eurovision Experience is broadcast from Malta's Radio 105FM on Tuesday evenings from 2100 - 0059 hours CET. The show is broadcast live on Wednesday evenings from 1900 - 2300 hours CET on the Eurovision Radio International Mixcloud Channel as well as on the Facebook Page of Eurovision Radio International with an interactive chatroom.       AT A GLANCE - ON THE SHOW THIS WEEK Meet the Eurostars 2025:  Laura Thorn (Luxembourg 2025) done at Eurovision in Concert 2025 in Amsterdam and at the Madrid Pre-Party  Meet the Eurostars 2025:  Go-Jo (Australia 2025) done at Eurovision in Concert 2025 - postponed to next week Meet the Eurostars 2025:  Gabry Ponte (San Marino 2025) done at London PreParty 2025 Tribute to Colin Berry (Eurovision Jury Spokesperson for the United Kingdom) Tribute to Clodagh Rogers (United Kingdom 1971) by David Mann Eurovision Song Contest 2025: The Recaps of Semi Final 1 and 2 and the Grand Final Songs Eurovision Spotlight:  Eurovision 2025 in Regions:  The South Eastern Region with Chris Poppe (Last in the current series) Eurovision News with Nick van Lith from www.escXtra.com Eurovision Birthday File with David Mann Eurovision Cover Spot with David Mann Eurovision Calendar with Javier Leal New Music Releases by Eurovision Artists Your music requests   Tribute to Colin Berry:  The Eurovision Community received the sad news that on 16 Apr 2025 Colin Berry has passed away. Colin was a very familiar voice on the Eurovision Song Contest from 1977 - 2002 as being the Jury Spokesperson for the United Kingdom Jury. Further, Colin was also a radio presenter and newsreader on BBC Radio 2 and later on BBC Three Counties until 2016. He hosted various radio shows which very often also included songs from the Eurovision Song Contest. A very pleasant voice has been silenced. BBC Three Countries Radio rebroadcast Colin's last show which you will be able to listen to again - click here.  Rest in Peace Colin Berry (29 Jan 1946 - 16 Apr 2025).   Colin Berry and David Mann As a tribute to Colin Berry, Radio International will rebroadcast an interview with Colin Berry which was done by Radio International's David Mann in 2016 as part of Eurovision You Decide 2016 (The UK's National Final of the United Kingdome to the Eurovision Song Contest.   Tribute to Clodagh Rodgers (United Kingdom 1971):  The Eurovision Community lost another of its members - Clodagh Rodgers who represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest 1971 which was won by Monaco's Severine with "Un banc, un arbre, une rue". The United Kingdom came fourth in that contest with the song "Jack in the Box". Clodagh passed away on 18 Apr 2025 at the age of 78.  On the show this week, Radio International will broadcast a tribute to the singer and look back over her life and career. Rest in Peace Clodagh Rogers (05 Mar 1947 - 18 Apr 2025). The Eurovision Spotlight - The Eurovision 2025 Land in Regions:  All countries have now selected their entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 and with this marking the end of the National Final Season 2025 and the start of the Pre-Party Season where the artists promote their entries to the fans at e.g. Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam, Madrid Pre-Party, London's Preview Event, MancHagen, The Nordic Eurovision PreParty and Eurovision Party SKG in Greece. 36 countries are taking part in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 which will be taking place on 13 and 15 May 2024 for the two Semi Finals and the Grand Final on 17 May 2025. Radio International split the Eurovision Land 2025 into geographical regions North, East, South, West, Central, etc and each week the Radio International Eurovision experts are selecting one region playing the 2025 Eurovision entries. Chris Poppe will be closing the series looking at the Eastern Central Countries' entries for this year.   Meet the Eurostars 2025:  The 15th edition of Eurovision in Concert took place on 05 Apr 2025 from Amsterdam's AFAS LIVE venue with acts from 30 countries that are competing at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 to showcase their entries to the 6000 plus Eurovision Fans that arrived to watch the performances. Before the concert there was a Media Event where national and international representatives of the media could meet the artists and conduct short interviews. Radio International's Salman and JP were on location and conducted interviews with some of the artists you will hear on Radio International over the weeks to come. Also Radio International's Salman went to MancHagen and the London Eurovision Party 2025 to conduct interviews with Eurovision artists old and new. Listen out the the interviews on the shows in the weeks to come.     Laura Thorn (Luxembourg 2025) at the Madrid PreParty 2025 Interview with Laura Thorn (Luxembourg 2025):  Luxembourg returned to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2024 with Tali and in the footsteps of Tali is Laura Thorn who will represent Luxembourg at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with the song "La Poupee monte le son" which will be in Semi Final 2 at Number 13. Radio International met Laura at Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam but also at the Madrid PreParty 2025. Get to know the young singer in two interview clips on the show this week. Gabry Ponte (San Marino 2025) at the London Eurovision Party 2025 Interview with Gabry Ponte (San Marino 2025):  Also on the show this week listen to an interview Radio International's Salman did with San Marino's Musical Ambassador to the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 - Gabry Ponte. The interview clip was done at the recent edition of the London Eurovision Party 2025. Gabry is responsible for this huge hit of 1999 by Eiffel 65 called "Blue".  At the Eurovision Song Contest Gabry, being Italian, will represent the tiny state of San Marino at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with the song "Tutta L'Italia" which in fact is the theme tune to Italy's San Remo Song Festival this year. Also JP will be joined by David Mann for the Eurovision Birthday File and Eurovision Coverspot.  Nick will be presenting the Eurovision News courtesy of escXtra.com. There will be a lot of the great new releases of Eurovision artists on the show as well as great Eurovision Classics. Javier will be updating us on the upcoming Eurovision events in the Eurovision Calendar and and and.... For full details of this week's Show Content and Play List - click here

Sacré Cœur LIVE Interview With Severine Peyronnet by Ralph Barba

Dans cet épisode, j'invite Severine Gougé, Senior Account Executive chez Salesforce. Severine vient nous présenter l'étude menée par Salesforce et publiée tous les deux ans. Cette étude est un pilier dans le domaine de la recherche sur les ventes, offrant des informations précieuses pour les professionnels du secteur. Cette année, l'étude a interrogé 5 500 répondants de tous horizons, allant de la prospection aux Managers des ventes, sur 27 pays et 18 secteurs représentés. Severine nous explique : - Les points positifs et les freins dans le monde de la vente - Les enjeux de l'IA dans la vente et comment Salesforce y répond avec Agentforce - La place de la formation et des partenariats comme pilliers de la croissance. Envie de consulter le rapport “Focus sur les ventes” ? C'est par ici : https://www.salesforce.com/fr/form/sales/state-of-sales-6/ Pour rejoindre la communauté Salesblazer sur Slack, où vous pourrez vous connecter avec nos professionnels de la vente c'est ici : https://www.salesforce.com/blog/salesblazer/ Si ce podcast vous plaît, je vous invite à visiter notre site web https://lesherosdelavente.com/ pour retrouver l'ensemble des épisodes du podcast ainsi que la newsletter les Chroniques de la vente https://herosdelavente.substack.com/p/coming-soon pour recevoir le meilleur de la veille décalée sur la vente. Vous pouvez retrouvez également l'ensemble de mes services d'accompagnement ici : https://jet-albacore-284.notion.site/fe9390cdefa643098b33f5248b68d6e4?v=41712f71ac334f27953dab1bab7c82ed&pvs=4 Si vous voulez construire votre machine de vente, vous pourrez y trouver notre playbook de vente : https://lesherosdelavente.com/produit/guides-de-vente/playbook-de-vente/ qui regroupe l'ensemble des conseils et techniques de vente abordé dans le podcast, ainsi que le guide la prospection téléphonique des Héros de la vente : https://lesherosdelavente.com/produit/guides-de-vente/guide-de-prospection-telephonique/ Et si vous voulez le playbook + le guide de la prospection avec une remise, c'est ici ! : https://lesherosdelavente.com/produit/guides-de-vente/combo/Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this episode, we speak with Severine Pinte.  She is a distinguished winemaker with a Master's degree in viticulture and oenology from the National School of Agronomy in Montpellier, in southern France.  With over 26 harvests of experience, she has worked in various wine regions. However, the Okanagan region and climate there have captivated her since 2010. Severine is now the Executive Winemaker at Le Vieux Pin and LaStella wineries.   In this interview, we'll discuss the science behind winemaking, the craft and passion involved, her connection to the land and the importance of sustainability in the wine industry. Listen to the Best of the WWEST on  Spotify, Apple, Google, Amazon, iHeart, Gaana, and Castbox Visit wwest-cwse.ca to learn more about WWEST and to listen to other available episodes.

Vratili smo se u novom terminu, sredom u 20h! Pričali smo o susretu Vučića i Makrona i zašto je predsednik Vučić bio onako umoran, koje su to strane službe vršljale po Srbiji (i šire) ovog leta. Tema je bila i najnovija akcija - Najbolja cena, koju su sa posebnim žarom dočekali Toma Mona i Marko Čadež. Deo podkasta smo posvetili priči o zadržavanju Severine na granici, protestima protiv kopanja litijuma, fantomskoj organizaciji Kopaćemo i JadarITi, šta je sve to imala da kaže Jelena Karleuša i zašto je Arno Gujon oformio tim za komentarisanje lažnih vesti o Srbiji.

Sie gewinnt Rennen, sie ist Wahl-Südtirolerin und ehrlich, authentisch sowie für jede Gaudi zu haben. Severine – aka Sevy – Petersen gibt uns in dieser Episode ganz persönliche Einblicke in ihre noch junge Trailrunning-Karriere, ihre Einstellung zum Sport und der Natur sowie ihre zweite Leidenschaft als Mountainbike-Guide. Sie nimmt uns mit in ihre Gedanken während dem grandiosen Sieg beim Ratschings Sky Trail und wie das mit ihrem Sponsor Mammut so zustande kam. Side Fact: der uhrzeittechnisch späteste und auch höchste SALTY Trailrunning Podcast ever. Details dazu hört ihr in der Episode. Eventuell sogar der höchste je aufgezeichnete Podcast Europas, oder sogar der Welt? Schickt uns hierzu gerne mal Input. Ganz wichtig: schaut auch bei Sevy auf Instagram vorbei und lasst ein paar Likes da. https://www.instagram.com/sevype/ Und hier wie im Podcast angeteasert mehr Infos zur Trailrunning Kollektion von Mammut, welche zu 100 % dekarbonisiert ist: https://www.mammut.com/de/de/trailrunning

On this episode of CODEPINK Radio, CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans talks with two local peace economy organizers, Caroline Woolard and Severine von Tscharner Fleming, about what they've learned along the way as they've pivoted away from the war economy and cultivated local peace economies where they live. We're not going to end war until we end the war economy. What does it take to do this? Caroline and Severine's stories are full of rich lessons for us all as we work to seed peace within our communities. To watch the video that accompanies the song at the break, click here.

Naeve, Severine www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Fazit

Pour moi l'inspiration est importante et j'aime m'inspirer de femmes audacieuses qui osent dans la vie sur le plan professionnel ! Cette série d'interview, c'est pour inspirer toutes celles qui le souhaitent et qui comme moi suivent cette énergie ! Si tu veux plonger encore plus profondément dans l'audace entrepreneuriale et construire une vie professionnelle qui te ressemble, rejoins-moi sur mon site pour découvrir mes programmes en ligne. Teste gratuitement l'échantillon : Booste ton audace avec "Ose Brillier en Ligne, Love Yourself " : [⁠⁠⁠https://anelordabo.com/briller-sur-les-reseaux-sociaux#confiance-en-soi⁠⁠⁠] Et si tu veux suivre le programme complet pour oser briller par ta présence en ligne : [⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.anelordabo.com/briller-sur-les-reseaux-sociaux⁠⁠⁠ ]

Severine von Tscharner Welcome is the founder of Agrarian Trust. https://www.agrariantrust.org

Sevy is one of the acknowledged leaders in the senior living space. Leading the rapidly expanding and successful Priority Lifecare during a very turbulent time in senior living and the economy. She about how that success happened and the future of senior living. -----   Where to find Foresight: SeniorLivingForesight.net LinkedIn Facebook Instagram X

Rodney Dunn's excitement when talking about gardening is like a kid in a candy store. Fuelled by a 'quest for flavour' and inspired by The River Cottage UK, Rodney and his wife Severine moved to Tasmania in 2007, opening The Agrarian Kitchen, a cooking school and garden that has grown to become an institution itself. In 2017 they added a restaurant to their offering and have recently opened up their phenomenal one-acre walled garden adjacent to the Restaurant and brand-new cooking school, making it the trifecta of all things agrarian dreams. We chat to Rodney about what he learned from the 'old garden', the new no-dig method they've used, we go deep into mycorrhizal fungi, tips to take on-board when starting a new garden, and what his last meal would be. Before we get into that, we're drinking a Negroni (equal parts gin, campari and vermouth, shaken and served over a big fat icecube with an orange garnish) and it's delicious. We're chatting dibblers, garlic, golden beetroot, Lactic Acid Bacteria and so much more. Emily's recommendation is The Practical Australian Gardener by Peter Cundall, Maddie's recommendation is this salad dressing - honey, grated garlic, salt, sherry or white wine vinegar, oil. Put it on everything.  Explore classes and garden tours or book a lunch at The Agrarian Kitchen here, and follow them on Instagram here. Find Rodney on Instagram here.

Naeve, Severine www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Studio 9

Severine Valdant is the Chief Commercial Officer of QuesTek Innovations, a pioneer and current market leader in Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME). QuesTek's Materials by Design® technologies have enabled new products and new thresholds of performance across a wide range of industries including aerospace, automotive, medical devices, consumer electronics and luxury goods. — Read the Magazine and Join the Community for Impact: ⁠⁠https://⁠⁠⁠⁠real-leaders.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Apply for the The 2025 Real Leaders Impact Awards: ⁠⁠⁠https://real-leaders.com/impact-awards-application/⁠⁠

Son intuition lui dit que ça, ça ne devrait pas être là. Son cerveau réagit, elle sait qu'elle doit aller consulter. Séverine est une jeune femme active, sportive, maman de 3 enfants qui mène sa vie tambour battant… Un jour, elle sent une masse dans son sein, quelque chose de suspect..La réaction rassurante du médecin, face à cette jeune femme d'alors 38 ans, ne sera pas de nature à l'apaiser. Au fond d'elle elle sait, ça ne devrait pas être là.Alors, elle ne lâchera pas, ira consulter un autre médecin qui lui dira qu'en effet…Et le verdict tombe, Séverine nous raconte sa sidération à l'annonce de ce cancer. Puis l'impérieuse nécessité de gérer tout cela pour elle, pour ses 3 enfants.Elle nous parle de ce couperet qu'elle a ressenti comme une véritable double peine, celui de l'arrêt de travail.Une Séverine pleine de vie qui n'a pas peur de nous dire désormais, le cancer fut une faiblesse qui est devenu ma force aujourd'hui.Je la remercie chaleureusement pour sa confiance, pour avoir accepté d'être ma première invitée, ma première partenaire dans cette aventure qui je l'espère ira loin tant je la veux pour vous.Séverine est désormais engagée dans une association qui s'appelle les Roses de May https://www.lesrosesdemay.comHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Pravosodje je te dni osrednja tema na Hrvaškem. Najprej tiha stavka sodnikov in tožilcev, potem pa afera okrog izbire novega generalnega tožilca, o katerem bi moral hrvaški parlament glasovati te dni. Prav nič prijetna zadeva za hrvaško pravosodje, ki je že tako šibka veja oblasti. Da ga je potrebno temeljito prevetriti je pokazal še en razvpit primer, ki zadnje dni polni hrvaške medije: gre za sodno odločitev o skrbništvu nad 12-letnim dečkom, sinom znane hrvaške pevke Severine in njenega nekdanjega partnerja, srbskega poslovneža Milana Popovića

Si vous êtes une coureuse et que vous souhaitez continuer la course à pied durant la grossesse ou la reprendre après avoir eu votre bébé, cet épisode est pour vous. Dans cet épisode, je discute avec Séverine Jonas-Lescuras. qui est kinésithérapeute spécialisée en rééducation périnéale féminine depuis plus de 20 ans à Bordeaux. Elle est également la fondatrice de "Oh my Péry !", une plateforme numérique permettant à chaque femme, où qu'elle soit dans le monde, de bénéficier d'une prise en charge de qualité pour ses problèmes périnéaux.Elle accompagne les femmes de tous âges à récupérer un bien-être intime, sans fuites, sans douleurs et sans tabous.Profondément attachée à la pratique sportive, elle milite pour une activité physique adaptée à chacune, dans le respect de son corps et de son périnée.Son site internet offre la possibilité de prendre rendez-vous en visio pour un bilan-diagnostic, avant d'être dirigée vers le parcours de soin adapté, accessible sur www.ohmypery.com.Voici la formation que Severine a suivi: https://lacliniqueducoureur.com/programme-de-cours-19/Son Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ohmypery/Afin de soutenir le podcast, abonnez-vous et partagez le auprès de vos amies. Un grand merci par avance de votre soutien!Pour tester Studio Témé, mon studio de Fitness en ligne pour les Mamans (durant la grossesse, en postnatal ou dans le cadre d'une tonification/perte de poids) et profiter des 15 jours d'essai gratuit, RDV sur www.studioteme.comVous rencontrez une problématique sur le sport, le bien-être, l'organisation, votre forme de Maman ou future Maman?  Laissez-moi votre question orale ICI et j'y répondrai lors d'un épisode d'audio coaching.Suivez-moi sur les réseaux sociaux : @ludy_gogirlzz  (compte perso)@studio_teme (compte du  Studio)Pour plus d'entrainements, RDV sur notre chaine Youtube : @StudioTeme  

Au cœur de la nuit, les auditeurs se livrent en toute liberté aux oreilles attentives et bienveillantes de Valérie Darmon. Pas de jugements ni de tabous, une conversation franche, mais aussi des réponses aux questions que les auditeurs se posent. Un moment d'échange et de partage propice à la confidence pour repartir le cœur plus léger.

Welcome to episode 214. Feeling pulled in a million directions as a mompreneur? Juggling tasks, battling overwhelm, and chasing those next-level business goals seems like a constant tightrope walk. But what if you could harness the power of focus to turn your hectic days into laser-sharp productivity? In comes today's podcast guest Severine Naessens a seasoned entrepreneur and mother to a teenage daughter.   Say hi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissallarena/   About Severine   Séverine is a mom, multilingual effective communications coach, consultant and trainer, university lecturer and keynote speaker. Born and raised in Belgium, she moved to Mexico at age 24, where she worked for the Belgian Consulate, built out a Digital Marketing company, and became a life coach and communications trainer, and consultant. Over the years she has participated as a lecturer for La Salle University in Cancún and as a speaker at different events that promote the development of women and responsible communication. She has also been a guest on various international podcasts and has been invited to Radio and Television shows throughout Mexico to speak about topics related to parenting, business communication, and female empowerment. Recently widowed, she decided to once again reinvent herself and moved back to her native Ghent with her teenage daughter, after having lived a fulfilled and exciting life in Mexico for 23 years. Tapping into all of the knowledge and experience she has gathered over the past decennia, she currently serves as lecturer on diverse and inclusive communication for the Artevelde University of Applied Sciences for the students of the bachelor's in international communication management. Besides teaching at the university, she is serves and supports high-achieving professionals in creating clarity and establishing responsible communication with their loved ones and teams alike. She does so by providing personalized consulting, training, conferences, workshops, mentoring and one-on-one coaching sessions to identify the obstacles and provide practical solutions out of the wide array of tools and insights she has gathered over the years.   Links for more information   Instagram @coachseverinenaessens https://www.facebook.com/CoachSeverineNaessens/   Websites https://www.severinenaessens.com https://www.highachievingparents.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/severinenaessens About Melissa the host of Unimaginable Wellness Hi there! I'm Melissa, an executive coach empowering mompreneurs. Tired of imposter syndrome holding you back? I help moms like you transform that doubt into fuel for success. Feeling overwhelmed? Let's nip that bud together and unlock your productivity superpowers. And forget chasing milestones solo - I'll show you how to leverage the magic of networking to reach those seemingly distant goals for your business. Because with the right connections, anything is within reach for a mompreneur. So, ready to ditch the overwhelm, amplify your voice, and take your business to the next level? Let's get started! Say hi on Instagram and I'll send you gift via a link to a free chapter of my bestseller Fertile Imagination: A Guide for Stretching Every Mom's Superpower for Maximum Impact: https://www.instagram.com/melissallarena/ Additional links: How to get unstuck in your business quiz? https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/64fb50ebd9dce900148cdff8 Mom Mogul Webinar Replay: https://witty-thinker-2643.ck.page/7e884a0f0a Schedule a free breakthrough 30-minute call: https://www.melissallarena.com/sessions/ TRANSCRIPT   Melissa. This is impromptu. Love it. Yes,   Severine:         I love it too. I appreciate you having me. I've been following your journey and I'm super excited about everything that's going on and everything that you're sharing with the world. Thank you, thank you. Thank you for doing that. All the moms, all the mompreneurs, we can use that piece of advice and yeah, that backing voice going, you're doing all right, girl, doing it. All right. So happy to share this space with you.   Melissa:          Thank you. Thank you, ine. So why don't you share a little bit about yourself and then also in terms of your motherhood stage, because I have little boys and my twins are 10 and 10, and my eldest is 12, but I'm at a different stage than you, so that can be included in your little about cine portion.   Severine:         Well, about me, I was born and raised in Gant Belgium, a wonderful medieval city, which I left at age 24 because I moved to Cancun, Mexico. Quite a bit of a difference there. I did that straight after I graduated from university as a business translator, and I went out to venture for a good six month sabbatical, which turned into 23 years of building up a life in Cancun, Mexico. I absolutely adore the country, the people, the food, the whole thing, the culture. And as I was in Mexico, I developed into a communications coach, trainer and consultant. That being said, it's not about marketing, but it's about interpersonal communication, and I've been able to also put a focus on diverse and inclusive communication as I've been asked by the university to create courses on that for the students on international communications management. So it's full. I'm coming full circle, leaving school, I went out into the world, learned from the world, learned from the experience of being married to a Mexican wonderful man, the father of my daughter, who is now 16.   Severine:         So we're in the midst of our teens. It's all good. We are having a great time, wonderful relationship. I've been able to build up with Iati as I have learned to communicate as a mom. So it's like the full package of becoming a communications coach is thanks to the struggles I had with my four-year-old child back in the day when her dad and myself, we split up. So I learned to communicate, and that comes with a lot of breaking of patterns, a lot of breaking of paradigms, and shifting into a healthier relationship based on clear effective communication, respectful communication specifically. So I've been able to take that entire experience and now I can share that with other moms, with other dads, with other leaders as such, because as moms and dads, we lead our families and in business, we lead our teams. So pretty much the same from a communication standpoint.   Severine:         So I'm really blessed that I can bring my passion for communication to the world and do that professionally. I get a lot of fulfillment out of sharing this with others and guiding others into a better communication, better relationship with the people around them. So that's in a nutshell, and I've come back to Belgium after 23 years in Mexico. We've been here for a good year and a half. It's been a challenge to readapt to my own culture, and I think you can relate after being away from the US for quite a while and then coming back. That story of becoming immigrants and then reintegrating into your own culture brings a lot of struggles, but a lot of interesting wisdom as well. So it's been quite the journey.   Melissa:          Yeah, I mean it's interesting because then it's different cultures, different languages, different, and when I think about, let's say from a Spanish language and Spanish that's so generic because I don't know, I guess Mexican or even the precise province where you were in Mexico culture, I'm pretty sure that your experience coaching leaders has been quite varied, and I am sure as far as the way that you've had to adapt as a mom, entrepreneur has been just as rich in terms of the different things that you've had to incorporate in your practice and how you are as a mom for some time, and in terms of just a daughter and being a single mom, right? I'm sure it's shaped a bit of how you've organized yourself. And so in terms of your background and in terms of your journey as an entrepreneur, I'm very, very curious about how you have bubble wrapped your sanity through the different stages of motherhood. But then I'm super curious if you just shared a bit of what was going on during those moments as an entrepreneur. So maybe early on setting the foundation or when you had a change or disruption in childcare, curious how you decided to bubble wrap your sanity. I think that would be so valuable for other moms.   Severine:         Obviously it has grown a lot and I've learned a lot over these past 16 years. In the very beginning, I was miserable. In all honesty. It was hard because I was running a digital marketing company at the time, excuse me, and at that time I was doing full-time job as a leader, as a business owner. That's a 24 7 thing, and then you become a mom, and that's another 24 7 thing that comes along and struggling. I had a lot of struggles figuring out when to do what I mean as a baby. She was with me in her crib next to me in the office. I mean, I was carrying the kid along with me. Luckily, I got into decent and good daycare very early on. So I was able to hand her over to the experts on childcare, and I go into my office and do my thing, but it was hard to incorporate the motherhood into the professional me.   Severine:         I'm very driven and I can get very laser focused on working, and I would forget I have a child. I mean, it happened that I forgot to go to daycare to pick her up because I was so focused on working. I had totally zoned out on the motherhood part, and I would get a call, ma'am, already 6:00 PM we closed at four. Is everything okay? It's like, oh, shoot, okay. I'm on my way on those little things. After a while that I came to the understanding that I needed to rearrange everything that I was doing, and that's where I learned about focus management and focus management has been through the years I've become more and more proficient in, it has been a life raft for me to bubble wrap my focus, and I will schedule walks into my calendar. I will schedule everything that has to do with my child into my calendar and plan my focus for work around that.   Severine:         And that has helped me to bring my child, my family as a priority, but not dropping my professional activities because I am who I am and I keep going. So I think focus management has been the key for me to learn to be present when I'm working. I'm present working. When I'm with my child, I am present as a mom, even though those chunks of time, not necessarily, they're not necessarily large chunks of time, especially now as a teenager, that kind of stretches out into two adults cohabiting because 16 is almost adult and she has become very independent, which I am super grateful for. So it has keeps changing over time. But I do try and I say try because sometimes I do fail at that to be very, very present with my focus. So focusing is one thing that did help me kind of get out of that mayhem that was going on because motherhood as a professional and motherhood in all forms can be mayhem because there's a lot going on. Whatever it is that you do, whether you're a stay at home mom, because that's a 24 7 job as well, whether you're a professional, whether you're an independent, whether you're a freelancer, whether you're a public person, it doesn't matter. Mayhem happens when you have kids around.   Severine:         So finding a way of dealing with everything and having that clarity of what is needed so you can set your priorities has helped for me to work my way through motherhood, and then those terrible first two years, that was really, really hard for me to adapt to motherhood. I mean, I can adapt in any professional situation like that because I've got quite some experience, but as a mom, it was very new and it was very hard because it's never what you've expected. You think motherhood's going to be something, and then you become a mom and it's completely different, nowhere near what you thought it would be because all our kids have their own personalities, they have their own needs, and it's a lot of impromptu stuff going on. So yeah, learning to be flexible, that has also been, I mean, the flexibility factor of motherhood I think is key as well, to understand that you will have to be flexible at certain times because things happen with kids and allowing yourself to step out of the rigidity of an agenda and working. And that's why working with focus management has helped me because I'm stepping away from time management   Severine:         Because knowing that I need a block of focus for a certain task, I can move that block of focus around in my agenda, but I know I need to focus on a specific task, so I'm not stuck to, oh, from that time to that time, I need to do this because if something happens, I am flexible to move things around. So that has been a couple of the key things for me.   Melissa:          The way that you bubble wrap. So my question just because, let's see, here's where it's really hard for me, and maybe other listeners can appreciate this or listeners can appreciate this idea of focus management for me, let's imagine I say, okay, three hours, I don't know when or where on my calendar this moment, but for three hours I'm going to write one email, and I know it might sound like, that's crazy, Melissa, three hours for an email, no joke. Sometimes an email will take me three hours. Okay, so there's the three hours. I put them on a Monday and I have them from 8:00 AM when my kids are in school until whatever, three hours later, right? 8, 9, 10, 11:00 AM not a problem. I'm sitting down, I'm typing away. I'm like, yeah, I got this. Then the school calls me 10:00 AM in the middle of the fricking email as I'm actually putting it together and it says, oh, your kids stepped on poop on the way to school. You might want to spare them from embarrassment. I literally got a call like this and bring them a second pair of sneakers or whatever, or trainers, depending on the country that you're in.   Melissa:          How in your history have you thought about those interruptions of your focus? Because that's a chunk, right? So you just said as my example, that's three hours. Here's a block. So then what do you do in that moment? What do you do? What did you do as an example?   Severine:         I would evaluate, first of all, how urgent is the situation? I mean, speaking about needing a decent pair of sneakers, I would ask the teachers, are you able to wash them on the spot? Is there a solution you can do without needing me to go to the school? I think there would be some kind. I mean, in this case, if your child is fallen off a tree, falling out of a tree and hurt their head and they need to go to the hospital, obviously you drop everything in that instant and you go, that's a non-negotiable. Leave everything and go mom situation. But in your situation, I would just ask, okay, is this very urgent? What time do you need to be there at school? And I would say, yes, I will bring a pair of sneakers when I pick 'em up at noon, and that would be for me, the end of the phone call and I would go back to focusing on what I was doing.   Melissa:          So for me, it's hard to then get back into that focus point. Are there, it's   Severine:         The being disrupted.   Melissa:          Yeah, because sometimes my experience has been like, I'll get angry. So a lot of moms, for example, they'll say something like, and it depends on their situation. They've complained about this notion of default parenting. So let's just imagine it's two parents and it's always the mom that gets that call. So there's also this emotional residue that I might now bring back to this fricking email. So I'm trying to be really, really practical based on what literally happened to me. So I'm just wondering, okay, so now being skilled in focus management, what might be one tip, actionable tip that a mom can employ when her focus is broken due to an interruption like the one I shared?   Severine:         I'm going to speak for myself and share what works for me. I cannot speak for you or anybody else, but what works for me is whenever I'm pulled out of my focus for whatever reason, first and foremost, I try to plan my focus moments smaller. I will break a big task up into subtasks, for example, in your case, a big email that needs a lot of investigation. And because if it takes three hours, it means that you're looking up stuff and you're picking things out of different angles and you're crafting something. So I would break that project up into smaller chunks so that I can work in pieces of maybe half an hour, an hour at a time. If for whatever reason in the middle of a focus moment, I am interrupted by an emergency or by something because first and foremost, when I am focusing, I will put my phone away and the only phone calls that can come through are from my family and from school.   Severine:         So if that happens, which is a very small chance, if that does happen, I evaluate the situation, I look at the urgency of the situation and I see, do I need to act now and leave everything as it is and go If yes, I do so, and there's not much you can do about that. If it's not a huge emergency, can somebody else take care of it? Can I count on somebody around me? In your case, it could be your husband. In my case, it could be my brother, for example, or my mom. If I could ask them to step in and take care of the situation, that's the second thing. And then the third thing to go back to my focus, I will get up, walk around, do a breathing exercise and set my mind back on the focus. But I literally get out of my chair because I can understand the feeling of frustration. I was on a roll and they interrupted me, and it's like, I can't get back into it. Just snap out of it if need be. Go outside for a little, walk five minutes, come back, breathe, drink some water, sit down and continue. That's what works for me to get back into my just snap out of whatever is troubling me and to get back into the focus. Melissa:          That makes a lot of sense. And I think anyone that's listening is going to totally appreciate the fact that you also said that you break up the task into smaller steps, but then on top of that, the time that you allot to them is way smaller. So it's kind of like you're setting up the game so that you win. It's like, how can I make this favorable? So I'm sitting here, I can't control outside factors or the world, so how can I make it so that today or this moment is going to feel like a success? And being super honest, I haven't done that in a lot of instances. So there's so many different frames of thought that I have read. For example, Cal Newport Deep Work, his book is about having extraordinary deep, deep focus in big increments of time. And it's interesting because while that might work for someone that does not have to take care of their kids, I have three kids.   Melissa:          Each kid is a variable. We're talking exponential potential for interruptions in the course of a day. But point of the matter is, I think what you just said, for me at least, and anyone that's listening, I would love to hear your thoughts, what you're getting out of C'S wisdom. But for me it's like, okay, there might be many ways that you can, what is it? Slice up an onion, an apple, whatever. But if you're a mom, I think it's really important to understand, depending on what your kid needs from you, it's important for you to tailor what's going to make you feel like you have the greatest chance of success. To be honest, you don't want to end your day looking at your to-do list and saying, and again, I didn't get through it.   Severine:         And that's the main idea. If you do work with a to-do list, and I have for many, many years, and I tend to go to to-do list for certain things, but I always make it bite-size, make the task. So you get to tick off a whole bunch of things on the list because that makes mean it's a human thing to tick things off and feel good about it. It's like that little spread of, yay, I did it, and if the yay I did, it means that I don't know you were able to read 10 pages in a book. That's great. I mean, I've got a whole stack of books I need to read, and I'm being gentle on myself setting smaller goals. I'm a big goal girl. I love big goals and I love big challenges, but I always break 'em up into smaller pieces so it's manageable and I can shift away and be flexible if needed.   Severine:         But I always, obviously you need the discipline to get back to what it is that needs to be done. No use for you to break up a huge project into 10 bite-sized pieces and not start, you have to go tackle piece number one to move on to piece number two and be disciplined in making sure that over, for example, you set your goals for the week, but you're flexible on moving things between Monday and Tuesday, for example. It's not, flexibility is not from, oh yeah, I'll do it next month. It's being disciplined and having those goals, but being reasonable and taking into account all those factors that can interrupt. I mean, life will happen with kids, it certainly does. So there always may be something impromptu. And also one of the main things I want to share is make sure you plan for me time. One of the things that I've seen as a mom, and I did that in the beginning as well, is I would forget about me. It would be the kid and work the kid and work the kid and work. They didn't work. And then, oops, I have a husband.   Severine:         So I would start planning a little bit of meet him because unfortunately my marriage did break and we didn't make it past four years with her in it. We spent 10 years together. But one of the reasons was I was so focused on work, work, work, work, work, and also, oops, the kid, the kid that I had forgotten. I had a husband. My marriage went down to drain because there was no time to focus on that. There was no way for me to manage all things together. But anyway, it is what it is and it was all good. And that is something that in my later marriage and my second marriage, I did plan on spending quality time with myself, quality time with friends. And it's not that I would see my friends every day, every week. It would be maybe once a month, but it would be quality time because that as well as a woman, as a mom, like they say, it takes a village to raise a kid or kids, and it also takes a village to support each other and building your village, having your support system there for you to listen and to speak with and to have fun, got to be something fun in there.   Severine:         Doing that also helps balance out everything else, specifically me. Time, time with friends and time with your partner. If you have a partner is super important so that you can fill up your cup to then give it to the kids. You can't run on empty, right? Because if our car runs low on gas, we go get gas. Or if it's an electric one, you plug it in. But we forget to plug ourselves in to that source of joy, that source of energy that is our friends, our family, our spouses, and have some decent me time to recover. So you can keep pouring into the kids' cups.   Melissa:          Agreed completely. And I think it's interesting because for me, I feel like, okay, I hear that message, I hear that message, I hear that message. It's exactly the same idea in terms of nutrition and health and dieting and exercising. I've heard that message, I've heard that message, I've heard that message. But I want anyone that's listening right now to just look at her calendar right now today and just see, did you put anything that is going to be remotely fun or restful for yourself today? Absolutely. That's something that's like undeniable because if it's not on the calendar, oftentimes it doesn't get done. So that for me is a huge, huge point of advice for anyone that's listening, that's like a quick little check mark. And you know what? If you do have something on your calendar, then put a check mark there so you get that high that Severine was talking about because that counts too. That is totally just as important ing. Where can listeners find you, learn more about you and send you a dmm if they got value out of this conversation.   Severine:         You can find me on LinkedIn with my name, nonsense. I'll share all the links with you as well as well on Instagram, coach ens and on Facebook, same thing, coach ens. It's easy to go find, and right now my website has been translated into Dutch, so for the English speakers, it won't be much value on that website unless you want to learn Dutch. Come on over ine na.com. We'll be back online in English later this year. But for now, social media is the easiest to reach out and send me a dm and I'm always open for a talk.   Melissa:          Thank you, Severine   Severine:         Pleasure.   Melissa:          Severine is so generous. I wanted to just share with you three points that I know you can apply immediately to your life and feel way less overwhelmed. Point number one, chunking down your projects, chunk them down, almost making it as if it's impossible for you not to be productive in that increment of time. So what does that mean? For example, as pivoting was saying, if you're going to write an email and there's different elements to this email, such as the research phase or the writing phase, maybe chuck it down so that this way you're only spending 30 minutes on researching during one point of time on your calendar. Really being generous with yourself as far as giving yourself ample time to accomplish that one thing, but setting yourself up to win is key. The second point is really about making sure that you are absolutely giving yourself some grace.   Melissa:          If you are a new mom or if you will become a mom, you need to understand that you have no idea what is ahead. I think Cine said it best. Nobody really knows what it's like to be a mom until you are a mom. So this uncertainty, the same uncertainty you might feel if you're making an investment in your business. Think about it, magnified 10 times as a mom because the stakes are that much higher because it's your child. It is a piece of your heart, so give yourself grace because you do not know what's ahead. And that is, again, why being nimble, which as an entrepreneur, you must be as a mom. It's just like this non-negotiable characteristic that anyone who has been a mom has had to embrace. Third point is the following. Reach out to your girlfriends who are mom entrepreneurs. You can share this episode with them and use it as your excuse to reconnect with a mom, entrepreneur.   Melissa:          A lot of us need connection. This conversation with Cine really originally started as a check back in get back in touch conversation on a Saturday morning for me. But I wanted to then really capture ING's wisdom for you, and it became a podcast reconnect with your mom, entrepreneur, friends. I think it is so important you can create connection opportunities for you all the time, and that is something that I wanted to just point out. Cine is an amazing person. She's ahead of me in terms of her motherhood journey and her business journey, and it is for that reason that I will say this conversation is going to help me very specifically as I plan out my upcoming week, I'm going to chunk down my projects even more aggressively. Hope you have the best day ever. Share this episode with your mom, entrepreneur, friends, and reach out to me on Instagram.   Melissa:          I want to hear from you. What about this conversation really landed. I'm at Melissa Laina, Emelia ssa, L-L-A-R-E-N-A. This information will be in the show notes. I appreciate you immensely. Have the best day. Reach out to me on Instagram. I want to hear from you. I want to be sure that I'm putting content out there that is going to apply to your life and is going to help you feel sensational and just more focused and clear on what needs to happen so that you can build the biggest business of your dreams, have the most impact, and still be a present mother.  

Host: Holli Cederholm Editor: Clare Boland Common Ground Radio is an hour-long discussion of local food and organic agriculture with people here in the state of Maine and beyond. This month: The December 2023 episode of MOFGA’s Common Ground Radio explores seaweed, a source of food, fertilizer, and carbon sequestration off the coast of Maine. The majority of the episode is a panel discussion on seaweed — called “Is Seaweed the Solution to Climate Change?” — that was recorded at the 2023 Common Ground Country Fair in September. The panel was organized and facilitated by Bridget Huber from FERN, the Food and Environment Reporting Network. The guests were: Nichole Price, a benthic marine ecologist with Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences in East Boothbay, Maine; Aurora Burgess, seaweed aquaculture coordinator at Atlantic Sea Farms in Biddeford; and Severine von Tscharner Welcome, of Smithereen Farm in Pembroke, who is also a co-founder of Seaweed Commons. Guest/s: Aurora Burgess, seaweed aquaculture coordinator at Atlantic Sea Farms in Biddeford. Bridget Huber, a staff writer with FERN, the Food and Environment Reporting Network. Nichole Price, a benthic marine ecologist with Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences in East Boothbay, Maine. Severine von Tscharner Welcome, of the Greenhorns and Smithereen Farm in Pembroke. FMI Links: “A Precautionary Approach to Seaweed Aquaculture in North America: A Position Paper by the Seaweed Commons” — seaweedcommons.org Atlantic Sea Farms — atlanticseafarms.com Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences — bigelow.org “Climate savior or ‘Monsanto of the sea'?” by Bridget Huber — thefern.org/2023/06/climate-savior-or-monsanto-of-the-sea Food and Environment Reporting Network — thefern.org MOFGA Certification Services' “Guidelines for Organic Sea Vegetables” — mofgacertification.org Running Tide — runningtide.com Seaweed Commons — seaweedcommons.org Smithereen Farm — smithereenfarm.com Tags: Seaweed cultivation and wild harvest Seaweed propagation/seed sourcing Seaweed for carbon sequestration Climate change Opportunities and challenges in cultivating seaweed for carbon storage Marine ecology PFAS/arsenic uptake of seaweed About the hosts: Holli Cederholm has been involved in organic agriculture since 2005 when she first apprenticed on a small farm. She has worked on organic farms in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Scotland and Italy and, in 2010, founded a small farm focused on celebrating open-pollinated and heirloom vegetables. As the former manager of a national nonprofit dedicated to organic seed growers, she authored a peer-reviewed handbook on GMO avoidance strategies for seed growers. Holli has also been a steward at Forest Farm, the iconic homestead of “The Good Life” authors Helen and Scott Nearing; a host of “The Farm Report” on Heritage Radio Network; and a long-time contributor for The Maine Organic Farmer & Gardener, which she now edits in her role as content creator and editor at MOFGA. Caitlyn Barker has worked in education and organic agriculture on and off for the last 17 years. She has worked on an organic vegetable farm, served on the Maine Farm to School network, worked in early childhood education and taught elementary school. She currently serves as the community engagement coordinator for MOFGA. The post Common Ground Radio 12/14/23: Seaweed and Climate Change first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Voja Nedeljković, omiljeno TV lice, oduvek. Njegov glas i harizma jednako budu sjajno raspoloženje i kada ga čujemo na radiju. On nam otvara vrata, upravo te male "kutije". Nasmejao nas je razgovorom, neposredno pred jedno od njegovih Vojevanja. Dušan Bačić, veliki hitmejker, čovek iz čijeg pera izlaze tekstovi i note pesama koje obožavamo, ugostio nas je u svom domu i otkrio kako su nastali neki od velikih hitova Severine, Nede Ukraden, Jelene Rozge. Vojislav Žakula, jedan od omiljenih dizajnera gotovo svih javnih ličnosti, razgovarao je sa nama u svojoj kući u Staroj Pazovi. Malo je poznato da je on zapravo vaspitač u predškolskoj ustanovi i da mu je rad sa decom izvor energije i inspiracije za sve ono što radi. Autorka i urednica: Milica Rakanović

In deze podcast aflevering heb ik Severine van de Voorde gevraagd om haar kennis over HSP te delen. Severine deelt welke drie hoofdkenmerken altijd aanwezig zijn als je HSP bent. En we hebben het natuurlijk ook over het verschil tussen HSP en HB.Luister deze aflevering zeker als je meer wilt weten over HSP. Severine vertelt ook waarom het voor jou als HSP/HB'er super belangrijk is om regelmatig stress af te voeren, zodat je niet burn-out raakt, en ze vertelt je hoe je dat doet.Op www.vanstressnaarveerkracht.be vind je meer over Severine en kun je de inleiding van haar twee boeken gratis downloaden. Wil je meer weten over hoogbegaafdheid? Vraag dan hier het gratis e-book 'Hoogbegaafdheid, het is meer dan je denk' aan.

Unpacking the Argentine GDP Warrants Case In 2005 and 2010, Argentina issued GDP-linked warrants as a sweetener to investors participating in its debt restructurings. At the time, the warrants didn't seem so sweet. Holders assigned them little value, and most got rid of the warrants for pennies on the dollar. But in April, in a lawsuit brought by hedge funds that had bought the warrants on the cheap, an English judge ruled that Argentina had dramatically underpaid on the warrants, adding nearly 1.5 billion to the amount the country owes to foreign creditors. Our guests this episode are Tim Dodsworth, Maggie Hemsworth, and Severine Saintier, hosts of the fabulous Unpacking Contract Law podcast, who help us understand the intricacies of the case. Producer: Leanna Doty

My guest today is Severine Flores.Severine is a certified executive, teams, and organizational culture coach with more than 20 years of experience living and working across Africa, Europe, and the United States.  She facilitates conversations to help organizations and teams become more effective, develop and implement a shared vision, and work collaboratively across diverse backgrounds.  She also focuses on emotional intelligence, personal awareness, and how to create a culture of trust and accountability.Severine is currently based in Nairobi, Kenya.  She loves spending time in nature, walking in the forest, bird watching, and developing her sewing skills.  Severine and I first connected through the Georgetown University Leadership Coaching network, as we were creating a network of coaches who were based in Europe and Africa.  Our lives paralleled in multiple ways including coaching, the diplomatic circles, and life as expats.  When I connected with Severine to talk about being on the podcast she shared a part of her life that I didn't know about.  Her and her husband's journey with infertility.Hosting this podcast is such an amazing honor, as my guests bravely decide to share pieces of their story that may not get shared in every day settings.  My hope continues to be, and I know this is Severine's hope as well, that someone listening will know they aren't alone on their journey.  Many women and couples have complex journeys around fertility, pregnancy, miscarriage, and more, and yet often don't have a safe space to share.  Severine, I'm so grateful for your willingness to share these parts of your story.  Thank you for courageously talking about a difficult topic, sharing not just answers, but questions and continued challenges.  I truly believe we become stronger as we become more connected through the sharing of our stories, through hearing stories like yours, and by realizing we are all in this together.Severine's contact information is here if you would like to connect with her:severine@authentique-leadership.comwww.authentique-leadership.comMake Life Less Difficult

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This month Severine von Tscharner Fleming tells us all about the work she's been doing as part of the Seaweed Commons, an international learning and advocacy network for conservation minded seaweed farmers, wild harvesters, marine biologists and researchers. We also have the third and final installment of our series on animal feed made in collaboration with Wicked Leeks. This episode, Wicked Leeks editor Nina Pullman speaks with Amy Chapple - daughter of Mark Chapple who you'll remember from last week's episode - about her soy-free pigs. Wicked Leeks are exploring this topic in a documentary entitled ‘What's the Problem with Animal Feed?' which meets some of the farmers trying to reverse agriculture's soy addiction. If you are interested in more stories on sustainable food and ethical business, you can sign up online to receive the weekly edition of the Wicked Leeks magazine. Finally, we hear from Sérgio Nicolau in Portugal about his transition from conventional to organic, and then regenerative winemaking. He shares with us how he uses a combination of sap analysis, brix readings and hole digging to understand what is working on his vineyard. This episode of Farmerama was made by Jo Barratt and Abby Rose. Additional recordings by Nina Pullman, editor at Wicked Leeks. A big thanks to the rest of the Farmerama team Dora Taylor, Olivia Oldham, Katie Revell, Fran Bailey, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins and Lucy Fisher. Our theme music is by Owen Barratt. Thank you to everyone on our Patreon. Your support helps us in bringing you the stories of regenerative farming around the world, each month. We appreciate it. If you'd like to join, please visit patreon.com/farmerama where you can choose your level of support.

GC13, Soren, and David discuss Labyrinth Runners from The Owl House. Adrian Graye, head witch of the Illusion coven, came down to Hexside looking for some magic to steal. Belos may be in a bind by now, but not as much as Severine was given the numerous times she messed up in this episode. (None of … Continue reading

Severine Reisp is a filmmaker based in New York City. Her short films have won awards such as Best Romance Film at Los Angeles Film Awards, Best Women Filmmaker at Atman Film Festival, and the Cinematic Award at Cyprus Film Festival. Severine grew up in Germany with a background as a ballet dancer and later moved to NY where attended Sarah Lawrence College, and went on to pursue her MFA in Film from the City College of New York.  Since then, she has directed multiple award-winning short films and music videos. She recently directed and produced a 17 min short film, “Deceive,” starring Dandara Veiga, principal with Ballet Hispanico, and shot by Emmy award-winning Wolfgang Held where it played at a number of film festivals. We discussed two of her favorite film scenes from LA LA LAND (2016), and THE FABLEMAN'S (2022). Hosted by Zef Cota

Severine has attracted a great deal of attention from academics writing about James Bond, with many finding the character to be a regressive step for the series' portrayal of female characters. But she is one of the most appealing elements of the film for many queer viewers. Although she is undoubtedly a tragic character, subject to the whims of a succession of men, she is not entirely disempowered.

Severine s'inquiète pour sa grand-mère, angoissée depuis le décès de son frère. Celle-ci a dû mettre fin à une thérapie faute de prise en charge par l'assurance maladie. Elle aimerait lui venir en aide mais se sent démunie face à la situation. Chaque soir, en direct, Caroline Dublanche accueille les auditeurs pour 2h30 d'échanges et de confidences. Pour participer, contactez l'émission au 09 69 39 10 11 (prix d'un appel local) ou sur parlonsnous@rtl.fr

L'info qu'il faut - La baguette au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO - L'album thriller fete ses 40 ans aujourd'hui Le winner du jour : - Il découvre que ses dents sont fluorescentes après les avoir fait refaire en Turquie - Une dame sort du métro parisien et trouve un rat dans sa manche La Chronique d'Ana : les soirées de l'équipe Le savoir inutile : entre 1961 et 1997, il était "illégal pour quiconque de tatouer un être humain" à New York. Le devinez-quoi : Pourquoi Jeff Bezos a-t-il choisi d'appeler son entreprise Amazon ? La chanson du jour : America "A Horse With No Name" Le bonus du Double Expresso : en Suisse, des chercheurs ont développé Roboclette : un robot intelligent qui sert la raclette Le jeu surprise : Matthieu de Lille repart avec un coffret de chocolats Réauté. Les coffres à jouets : Severine et Clémentine de Valenciennes remporte un séjour pour 4 au Futuroscope. La Banque RTL2 : Eline de Marennes en Charente Maritime remporte un bon de 1500€ chez H&H.

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We are feeling committed, sexy and very French in this episode of Rough Cut! Join us - JB Jones and Alain Simic - for a chat about relationships, monogamy, proposals and of course, all the jewelry accompanying those big moments with our dear friend Severine Ferrari of https://www.yourengagement101.com/ (Engagement 101)! Buckle in kids, we are keeping it unfiltered and rough! Brands/Designers we love (not sponsors) and mention in this episode: https://www.automicgold.com/ (Automic Gold) https://larkspurandhawk.com/ (Larkspur & Hawk) https://marlaaaron.com/ (Marla Aaron) Learn more about everything WE do at https://nycjewelryweek.com/ (http://nycjewelryweek.com) Follow us on IG https://instagram.com/nycjewelryweek?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://instagram.com/nycjewelryweek?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= (@nycjewelryweek) + https://nycjewelryweek.com/ (www.nycjewelryweek.com) For Alain's work https://instagram.com/alainsimic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= (@alainsimic) + https://instagram.com/alainsimic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= (www.alainsimic.com) For JB Jones https://instagram.com/j_b_j_o_n_e_s?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= (@j_b_j_o_n_e_s)

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#061: Young Farmers Coalition & Greenhorns Co-Founder Severine Von Tscharner Fleming talks us through the battle for fair pricing, good policies, and healthy ecosystems facing seaweed farmers in Maine. Severine Von Tscharner Fleming is a farmer, activist, and organizer based in Downeast Maine. She runs Smithereen Farm, a MOFGA certified organic wild blueberry, seaweed, and orchard operation which hosts summer camps, camping, and educational workshops. She is a founder and board member of Agrarian Trust and current director of the Greenhorns, a 13 year old grassroots organization whose mission is to recruit, promote, and support the incoming generation of farmers in America. To watch a video version of this podcast with access to the full transcript and links relevant to our conversation, please visit:https://www.realorganicproject.org/severine-von-tscharner-fleming-who-controls-seaweed-farming-episode-sixty-oneThe Real Organic Podcast is hosted by Dave Chapman and Linley Dixon, engineered by Brandon StCyr, and edited and produced by Jenny Prince.The Real Organic Project is a farmer-led movement working towards certifying 1,000 farms across the United States this year. Our add-on food label distinguishes soil-grown fruits and vegetables from hydroponically-raised produce, and pasture-raised meat, milk, and eggs from products harvested from animals in horrific confinement (CAFOs - confined animal feeding operations).To find a Real Organic farm near you, please visit:https://www.realorganicproject.org/farmsWe believe that the organic standards, with their focus on soil health, biodiversity, and animal welfare were written as they should be, but that the current lack of enforcement of those standards is jeopardizing the ability for small farms who adhere to the law to stay in business. The lack of enforcement is also jeopardizing the overall health of the customers who support the organic movement; customers who are not getting what they pay for at market but still paying a premium price. And the lack of enforcement is jeopardizing the very cycles (water, air, nutrients) that Earth relies upon to provide us all with a place to live, by pushing extractive, chemical agriculture to the forefront.If you like what you hear and are feeling inspired, we would love for you to join our movement by becoming one of our 1,000  Real Friends:https://www.realorganicproject.org/real-organic-friends/To read our weekly newsletter (which might just be the most forwarded newsletter on the internet!) and get firsthand news about what's happening with organic food, farming and policy, please subscribe here:https://www.realorganicproject.org/email/

We're wrapping up “Frenchuary” with a look at Luis Bunuel's Belle de Jour. Based on the 1928 novel by Joseph Kessel, the film was released in 1967 and stars Catherine Deneuvre as our titular bell. That's the name she's given when the normally straight-laced Severine secretly lives out her submissive fantasies at a Paris brothel.... Or does she? Samm Deighan joins Mike to discuss the dream-like film.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I talk to nutritional therapist Severine Menem about what sort of things to eat to reduce menopause symptoms BEFORE you start taking supplements. It's easy to fall for the marketing when you're in your health food shop, to grab a pill, but there are far cheaper and more effective ways of getting all the nutrients you need as Severine describes. Severine is a menopause specialist and Health Coach for women over 40 struggling with menopause symptoms. She's also a Menopause Trainer for corporates looking to establish menopause initiatives and support their female talents going through menopause. As a woman in her late-40s, she totally knows what she's talking about from the inside having reduced or got rid of her menopause symptoms and hypothyroidism, through diet and lifestyle changes. This is literally a meaty podcast, there is steak involved, I'm sorry veggies and vegans out there, you're going to have to wait for a little while, but don't be too cross because I have a very special guest coming soon who's going to tell you all about using vegan and vegetarian food for menopause.The Berkey water filters can be found at https://berkey-waterfilters.co.uk/You can find Severine's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcYGVD85cnM07b8VwmYg4zQ Severine's website is severinemenem.comSeverine's Instagram is @severinemenemI'd love to hear what changes you're making in your diet over on Instagram  where I'm @kate_codrington and don't forget to have a look at my website where you'll find a wealth of free resources.You will find the podcast on Spotify, iTunes and all major platforms, just search for 'Life - An Inside Job'.If you enjoyed the episode yourself, then it would be fab if you shared it with a friend or with your community on social media.MusicTrust Me (instrumental) by RYYZNCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / StreamMusic promoted by Audio LibraryArtworkPortrait by Lori Fitzdoodles

How many of us have thwarted our financial success because we allowed shame to keep us bound in an untenable money situation? Today I am talking about overcoming money shame. We must stop money shaming and become open and honest about our financial situations in order to make sustainable and successful money moves. Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women to understand their money superpowers. Women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances will benefit from her services. Here is one way you can support the podcast and YouTube channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DrSevTalksMoney Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney #moneyshame #financialshame #personalgrowth #overcomemoneyshame #overcomefinancialshame #stopmoneyshame #stopfinancialshame #overcomemoneydifficulties #overcomemoneyblocks #overcomingmoneyshame #overcomingfinancialshame #overcomingfinancialanxiety #financialsuccessmotivation #moneymindset #moneymindsetshift #moneyguilt #moneyrelationship #relationshipwithmoney #howtoovercomefinancialshame #howtostopmoneyshame #howtostopfinancialshame --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

In this episode I am talking about ways we can build an emergency fund, then I am sharing some impacts of not having an emergency fund. Finally, I want to share information on a new employer trend in emergency fund savings. Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women to understand their money superpowers. Women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances will benefit from her services. #personalfinance #personalfinancetips #managingdebt #budgeting #emergencyfund #buildemergencyfund #startemergencyfund YouTube video on money mindset: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkFaQzmQAp4 Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney (Dr. Sev Talks Money) Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

In today's episode I am discussing some simple rules of money and personal finance basics. Knowledge of basic money management is necessary for gaining financial freedom. Identifying the what, how, and why should give us a clearer path to making financial decisions. Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women to understand their money superpowers. Women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances will benefit from her services. #personalfinance #personalfinancetips #managingdebt #budgeting #studentloans #accumulatedinterest Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney (Dr. Sev Talks Money) Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

My guest is Attorney Kyle Landis-Marinello who is a practicing attorney, specializing in environmental and energy law. He received a master's degree in environmental law from Vermont Law School and a law degree from the University of Michigan. When he turned his research skills toward personal finance and investing, he learned how to improve his family's finances by $300,000 in one year. This $300,000 change came from receiving forgiveness of federal student loans, refinancing a home and private student loans, and other methods to make more, spend less, and invest wisely. His passions are family, friends, kayaking, frisbee, board games, comic books, and writing. #pslf #publicserviceloans #publicserviceloanforgiveness #publicserviceloanforgivenessprogram #publicserviceloanforgivenesssuccessstory Kyle's book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09484GPWT Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances. Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney (Dr. Sev Talks Money) Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

Today's session is a minimalism and debt payoff story with guest Melissa "The Roamer" Neacato. We discuss living with less as well as strategies used to pay off debt and save money. #minimalism #simpleliving #debtpayoff #studentloans Melissa is a speaker and writer. She thinks financial education is vital to creating the life you want. She paid off over 100k in debt in just 3.5 yrs and with her husband, saved their first 100k by the age of 28. She writes about her goals to reach financial independence by 40. Traveling Wallet is about helping families say no to waste and yes to value; figuring out money and minimalism so that you feel secure enough to live your adventurous unique life. As a Latina Melissa strives to make sure Latinx and minorities also have access to this important information. Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances. Email: severine@sevtalksmoney.com Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney (Dr. Sev Talks Money) Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney --- 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/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

I am discussing how we can go about setting our financial affairs in order. We should organize our life and simplify things for our dependents. How prepared are we in ensuring our dependents do not flounder in the event of our death? What protections have you put in place if you were to lose the power of speech or unable to communicate your wishes in any way? What happens if you are incapacitated? Organize your life and simplify things for your dependents. Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances. To achieve this goal, she offers financial education/coaching on debt management, cash flow, credit, and basic money management. She also assists small businesses with their day-to-day financial processes such as cash flow. Dr. Severine walks the talk. She wants to help her clients achieve results similar to hers. After going through a divorce, walking away from the home she owned for 13 years, and rebuilding her finances, (including paying off $24k in student loans in under 16 months) Dr. Severine is determined to help as many people as possible realize financial freedom. She was also able to create a five-figure emergency fund and a six-figure net worth in just over 4 years by using the tactics she teaches in her coaching sessions. Additionally, she rebuilt her credit from the low 500s to mid 700s. The motto Dr. Severine lives by for personal finance is “anything is possible with a plan“. Her earnest desire is to help those who find themselves in a financial quandary become good stewards of their money. Email: severine@sevtalksmoney.com Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney (Dr. Sev Talks Money) Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney --- 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/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

I am discussing our why. What happens when our why is strong enough? What happens when our why is not strong enough? How do we create a why that pushes us past our obstacles and into our purpose and destiny? Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances. To achieve this goal, she offers financial education/coaching on debt management, cash flow, credit, and basic money management. She also assists small businesses with their day-to-day financial processes such as cash flow. Dr. Severine walks the talk. She wants to help her clients achieve results similar to hers. After going through a divorce, walking away from the home she owned for 13 years, and rebuilding her finances, (including paying off $24k in student loans in under 16 months) Dr. Severine is determined to help as many people as possible realize financial freedom. She was also able to create a five-figure emergency fund and a six-figure net worth in just over 4 years by using the tactics she teaches in her coaching sessions. Additionally, she rebuilt her credit from the low 500s to mid 700s. The motto Dr. Severine lives by for personal finance is “anything is possible with a plan“. Her earnest desire is to help those who find themselves in a financial quandary become good stewards of their money. Email: severine@sevtalksmoney.com Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney (Dr. Sev Talks Money) Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney --- 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/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

In this episode, I'm sharing three tips we can use to create a financial self-care plan. When we talk about self-care, we typically mean emotional, mental, and physical self-care. However, self-care goes beyond those categories. Financial self-care is another very important category that should be considered when we address the subject of self-care. Including financial self-care in our regular routine means we minimize financial devastation from unexpected expenses.  Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances. To achieve this goal, she offers financial education/coaching on debt management, cash flow, credit, and basic money management. She also assists small businesses with their day-to-day financial processes such as cash flow. Dr. Severine walks the talk. She wants to help her clients achieve results similar to hers. After going through a divorce, walking away from the home she owned for 13 years, and rebuilding her finances, (including paying off $24k in student loans in under 16 months) Dr. Severine is determined to help as many people as possible realize financial freedom. She was also able to create a five-figure emergency fund and a six-figure net worth in just over 4 years by using the tactics she teaches in her coaching sessions. Additionally, she rebuilt her credit from the low 500s to mid 700s. The motto Dr. Severine lives by for personal finance is “anything is possible with a plan“. Her earnest desire is to help those who find themselves in a financial quandary become good stewards of their money.  Email: severine@sevtalksmoney.com  Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com  IG: https://www.instagram.com/sevtalksmoney/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrSeverineBryan--SevTalksMoney (Dr. Sev Talks Money)  Twitter: https://twitter.com/SevTalksMoney --- 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/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

Divorce takes a toll on us. It is the death of a relationship and as such we need to grieve that death. In an effort to rebound from divorce, we need to learn how to rebuild various areas of our lives. I am sharing ways that we can rebuild our lives after divorce.  Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances. To achieve this goal, she offers financial education/coaching on debt management, cash flow, credit, and basic money management. She also assists small businesses with their day-to-day financial processes such as cash flow. Dr. Severine walks the talk. She wants to help her clients achieve results similar to hers. After going through a divorce, walking away from the home she owned for 13 years, and rebuilding her finances, (including paying off $24k in student loans in under 16 months) Dr. Severine is determined to help as many people as possible realize financial freedom. She was also able to create a five-figure emergency fund and a six-figure net worth in just over 4 years by using the tactics she teaches in her coaching sessions. Additionally, she rebuilt her credit from the low 500s to mid 700s. The motto Dr. Severine lives by for personal finance is “anything is possible with a plan“. Her earnest desire is to help those who find themselves in a financial quandary become good stewards of their money. Email: severine@sevtalksmoney.com Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: @sevtalksmoney YouTube: Dr. Sev Talks Money Twitter: @sevtalksmoney --- 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/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support

Hello friends, In today's episode, we are talking about the powerful mind and how it can influence achieving our goals and even how we look at money. Dr. Severine Bryan is a personal finance educator and coach who is passionate about changing the financial lives of women over 40, one woman at a time. She is a Financial Empowerment Educator who is zealous about financial literacy. She is a member of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® and is currently pursuing the Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) certification so she can better serve her clients. Dr. Severine's passion is serving, equipping, educating, and empowering women who want to improve their finances and/or learn strategies to improve their finances. To achieve this goal, she offers financial education/coaching on debt management, cash flow, credit, and basic money management. She also assists small businesses with their day-to-day financial processes such as cash flow. Dr. Severine walks the talk. She wants to help her clients achieve results similar to hers. After going through a divorce, walking away from the home she owned for 13 years, and rebuilding her finances, (including paying off $24k in student loans in under 16 months) Dr. Severine is determined to help as many people as possible realize financial freedom. She was also able to create a five-figure emergency fund and a six-figure net worth in just over 4 years by using the tactics she teaches in her coaching sessions. Additionally, she rebuilt her credit from the low 500s to mid 700s. The motto Dr. Severine lives by for personal finance is “anything is possible with a plan“. Her earnest desire is to help those who find themselves in a financial quandary become good stewards of their money. Email: severine@sevtalksmoney.com Website: www.sevtalksmoney.com IG: @sevtalksmoney YouTube: Dr. Severine Bryan Twitter: @sevtalksmoney --- 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/drsevtalksmoney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drsevtalksmoney/support