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Comenzamos el mes con nuestro turista musical desde Armenia, que nos descubre al dúo Ladaniva con su tema 'Shakar'. Continuamos con nuestro analista en política internacional, Alejandro López, que desgrana el sorprendente resultado de las pasadas elecciones en Rumanía, donde los socialdemócratas han dado un vuelco a las encuestas, imponiéndose a la ultraderecha. A las 8 un resumen de todo lo que necesitas saber para estar actualizado, y una nueva canción que no te puedes sacar de la cabeza: 'Maria' de Blondie. Por último, Maren presenta su nuevo álbum 'Qué Lástima'.Escuchar audio

Everyone loves to be called a Son of God. Being a son, an heir and a custodian of holy oracles is weighty stuff … The grandeur, the prestige may be great, but also, the excruciating pressure and tender delicacy required to steward Abba's estate. Heaven is peering at us, rooting for us. Urging that we do not fail. That we carry this heavy mandate as heirs of God's eternal privilege.

Shakar Eda challenges followers of Christ to live fruit bearing lives. Thanks for joining us for this episode and please take a moment to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. If you enjoy this content, please don't hesitate to leave us a 5-star review and share this podcast with your friends.  We'd like to extend an invitation to you and your family to join us for worship this week at Grace Baptist Church. We'd also love to connect with you online at https://gracekettering.org. Thanks again for checking out this episode, and we look forward to having you join us again right here on the Grace Baptist Church Podcast!

In this episode of the JOI podcast, I sit down with the multi-talented industry pioneer Shakar EL. We dive into the current state of Afrobeats, discuss industry gatekeepers, and explore what the future holds. Don't forget to enjoy the full experience on Patreon. Enjoy!

The party battles a group of mercenaries while trying to leave white province. Once they return to the capital city of Shakar, Ophelia gives them their next destination. Please join us for another actual play Dungeons and Dragons adventure. Find additional content at knightsofroleplay.com. Royalty Free Music: Kevin MacLeod: https://incompetech.com Michael Ghelfi Studios: https://www.youtube.com/c/MichaelGhelfiMusic Plate Mail Games: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/4847/Plate-Mail-Games  Tabletop Audio: https://tabletopaudio.com Assorted Podcast Resources and Recommendations: https://www.dmsguild.com/ https://dnd.wizards.com/ https://www.dndbeyond.com/ https://drivethrurpg.com/ https://koboldpress.com/ https://www.lokebattlemats.com/ https://www.mcdmproductions.com/ https://nordgamesllc.com/shop/ https://www.ragingswanpress.com/ https://rollandplaypress.com/ https://slyflourish.com/ https://www.thearcanelibrary.com/ https://wizkids.com/collectible-miniaturesfigures-non-game/ https://1985games.com/collections/dungeon-craft Scrying Stones by Stratagem

Today's conversation is one that I have been eager to have with you guys – it's literally been sitting in my brain for almost a year now and started after I heard from someone who expressed a desire to follow God but had acquired so much through stuff through her sinful past (exchanging sex for money). It was really hard for her to let go because she did not want to suffer. My friend, El Shakar has actually experienced this and gone through something similar and that's why I was eager to have this conversation with him and bring you guys along.

In her first broadcast interview, Louise Townsend, the mother of Olivia Perks who took her own life in 2019 whilst at Sandhurst Military Academy, speaks to Woman's Hour. Louise discusses her view that there was a lack of welfare support from the academy towards her late daughter and what steps need to be taken to ensure it doesn't happen again. Today is a big day coming up with the Women's Ashes series where England face Australia. The Aussies have surged ahead in the women's multi-format series, but there is hope for England as the momentum behind them builds - thanks, in part, to record breaking crowds. Sports journalist and broadcaster Georgie Heath joins Nuala to discuss. Shakardokht Jafari was born in rural Afghanistan in 1977 and became a refugee when she was 6 and grew up in Iran. After the fall of the Taliban, she moved back to Afghanistan first securing a teaching post in radiology at Kabul Medical University, then being asked to re-establish a cancer facility in Kabul. To secure the post, she needed to gain more qualifications, and in 2010 she came to the UK where she became the first Afghan woman to earn a PhD in medical physics. Shakar has gone on to win a string of awards for business innovation and has also found time to write her life story, Shakar: An Afghan Woman's Journey and to be a leading campaigner for girls' education in Afghanistan. Can distress be used as evidence in rape trials? This is the discussion currently going through the courts in Scotland. Nuala is joined by Sandy Brindley, Chief Exec of Rape Crisis Scotland and Serious Crime Barrister Thomas Leonard Ross KC to debate the issue. Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Emma Pearce

In this session, El Shakar shares a very old and inspirational story that buttresses the need for integrity, service, and faith in God.

Join us in this heartfelt episode as Grace share's about a past life as Abu Shakar, a nomad in the Himalayas. Discover the joyous moments, love for family, and the grief they experienced upon leaving their daughter behind. Explore the connection between past life memories and their own current anxieties, while seeking solace through prayer. Don't miss this profound journey of healing and self-discovery.Host: Grace StarCo-host: Dr. Kathryn Leemanwww.Clovistia.comFacebook.com/ClovistiaInstagram @ClovistiaExecutive Producer: Grace StarProducer: Charlie Garciaall rights reserved 2023 Copyright Clovistia

«Han smilte. Fornøyd, men overraska. Som om han ikke hadde skjønt at hans historier også er mine.»Når kommunen tvinger ham til å flytte utenfor Groruddalen, ønsker faren heller å reise tilbake til Pakistan, landet han emigrerte fra på 1970-tallet. Sønnen hjelper ham pakke ned det lille han eier, og forsøker i tiden de har igjen sammen å forstå faren sin og valget han har tatt.I De kaller meg ulven viser forfatter Zeshan Shakar klassereisens skyggesider. Romanen gir et portrett av en far og en generasjon innvandrere som ikke lenger kjenner igjen det Norge de jobbet hardt for å tilvenne seg. Barna deres er blitt til voksne av en annen og fremmed art, og avstanden mellom generasjonene virker umulig å lukke. De kaller meg ulven er en roman om arven man etterlater sine barn, og om det man forlater når man reiser hjem.Zeshan Shakar har med bare tre romaner rukket å bli en av Norges mest populære og betydningsfulle forfattere. Med sitt sosiologiske blikk har han skildret sider ved Norge som tidligere har uteblitt fra norsk litteratur og gitt oss universelle fortellinger om vennskap, kjærlighet, identitet og tilhørighet.I samtale med Shakar kommer journalist og forfatter Mustafa Can. Han har selv fortalt sine foreldres historie i boka Tett inntil dagene (til norsk ved Johann Grip), og har lenge skrevet om klasseproblematikk, sist i Klassekampen med essayet «Klassereisa har en pris». Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this podcast, we speak about the art of tarrying with God in the place of prayer.

In this episode Ezinne Zara is joined by her friend El Shakar as they discuss sex, boundaries, trust and restraint in their relationships before marriage as well as how they learnt to establish and build a friendship with their partners. If you've ever wanted to gain insight on why God made sex and its role in marriage then this episode is for you.

In our spiritual walk, self-analysis is the most important tool for repentance, growth, and transformation. We, however, have be brutally sincere with ourselves concerning the states of our hearts.

The consciousness is the part of us that God knew before we were formed in our mother's womb. It is the part of us that exists before we put on flesh; it is the part of us that exists before we put on our various ideologies and biases. In this episode, we give a brief introduction into the subject of consciousness and how having an understanding of it plays a great role in our spiritual walk.

In this episode, we speak about being intentional about curating our environments in such a way that it supports our spiritual walk and practice, rather than impede it.

In this episode, we continue our discussion on preparing the vessel and speak about how to begin training our physical bodies to become useful tools in the hands of God.

In this podcast, we speak about how we can be intentional about preparing the vessels of our mind, emotions, and body, to host and transmit the presence and power of God.

In this episode, we speak briefly of the role of meditation in prayer and how we can enhance and improve our prayer lives.

EP 83 || Prem Atanko || Shakar Chakraborty || Full Episode || Bengali Audio Story Horror Suspense Written By: Shakar Chakraborty Directed by: Indra Narrator: Indra Voice: Arfan, Arpita, Krishnendu, Subhrajit, Ashru Background Music and Special Effect: Krishnendu Recorded and Mixed by JamHub Studio

Our Pakistan-based reporter Masood Mallhi reviews Pakistani Punjabi poet Shakar Jatoi ghazals and nazms from his book 'Akhiyon Dhuli Chal' by in our fortnightly literary series. 

Eps 1 Wonder Women of Aviation Podcast interviews student pilot Shakar Soltani about her journey to becoming a private pilot. Hear about her experiences, culture, and obstacles she's faced along the way. Learn more about aviation scholarships and how to get involved in this exciting field! Resources Ground School www.kingschools.com Jason Schappert www.m0a.com Rod Machado https://rodmachado.com/?aff=115 Epic flight Academy United Aviate Academy https://unitedaviate.com/ EAA https://www.eaa.org/eaa NGPA – National Gay Pilots Association https://www.ngpa.org/ The Ninety-Nines https://www.ninety-nines.org/ Taco Bell Live Mas! https://www.tacobellfoundation.org/live-mas-scholarship/ Women in Aviation https://www.wai.org Latino Pilots association https://www.latinopilot.org/ Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals https://obap.org/ www.ihartflying.org Epic Flight Academy Books/social Carl Valeri Pilot aviation book Instagram AV Scholarships Instagram Aviation Scholarships FB --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wonderwomenofaviation/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wonderwomenofaviation/support

What's it like standing for the truth in the midst of many contrary voices? Hmmm...

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Pakistan-based journalist Masood Mallhi reviews Punjabi poetry book ' Okhay Painday' by Shakar Jatoi. Click the audio icon to listen to this part of our weekly literary series ‘Kitaab Parchoal’.

Gul bok er tittelen på Zeshan Shakars etterlengtede andrebok, som allerede har fått et ras av knallanmeldelser. Her treffer vi Mani, som har vokst opp i en blokkleilighet på Haugenstua. Etter sjette jobbintervju trekker han endelig det lengste strået og blir ansatt i Oppvekstdepartementet. Tidligere har Mani blitt eksponert for norsk middelklasse som student på BI. Men det har bare vært i timer av gangen, for så å kunne dra hjem igjen til Haugenstua. Med fast jobb i departementet rykker imidlertid middelklassekulturen mange hakk nærmere, og resultatet blir små og større kollisjoner mellom Manis virkelighetsoppfatning og verden slik den presenteres som en selvfølge av de nye kollegaene. Gul bok er en finmasket framstilling av å føle seg fram i en verden der man ikke kan reglene og der det vante verdisystemet er byttet ut: Tøyen er plutselig mer kred enn Frogner, og ferieturen Manis kjæreste Meena drømmer om til Dubai problematiseres av kollegaene som snakker om Dubais bruk av undertrykkelse og moderne slaveri. Shakars bejublete debut Tante Ulrikkes vei ble blant annet hedret med Tarjei Vesaas debutantpris, og handlet om de to ungdommene Mo og Jamal og deres kronglete vei ut i ungt voksenliv. Som i Shakars første bok tematiserer også Gul bok ulike opplevelser av utenforskap og minoritetsstatus, denne gangen i et kontorlandskap som rystes hardt av 22. juli-terroren. På Litteraturhuset møter Shakar litteraturkritiker Bjørn Ivar Fyksen til samtale.

01 : ALL IN MY GRILL : MISSY ELLIOT 02 : KEEP YA HEAD UP : TUPAC SHAKAR 03 : PLAYERS ANTHEM : JUNIOR MAFIA 04 : COME CLEAN : [ E NEW Y RADIO ] : JERU THE DAMAJA 05 : SOMEONE : S.W.V. ft PUFF DADDY 06 : DON'T TAKE IT PERSONAL : MONICA 07 : NO DIGGITY : BLACK STREET 08 : SOOPAMAN LOVER [ REMIX ] : CHICO DeBARGE ft. REDMAN & ERICK SERMON 09 : BEST FRIEND : BRANDY 10 : GOT TILL IT'S GONE : JANET JACKSON ft. Q - TIP & JONI MITCHELL 11 : FLOAT ON [REMIX ] ISLEY BROTHER ft. LIL KIM & 112 12 : NO, NO, NO, : DESTINY CHILD 13 : FUNKDAFIED : DA BRAT 14 : LIFESTYLE OF THE RICH & SHAMELESS : LOST BOYZ 15 : WHO YOU WIT : JAY Z 16 : MUSIC MAKES ME HIGH : LOST BOYZ 17 : IF I RULE THE WORLD : NAS 18 : OOCHIE WALLY : Q.B. FINEST 19 : THE FRANKLINS : CROOKLYN CLAN 20 : BIG MOMMA THANG : LIL KIM 21 : IN MY BED : DRU HILL ft. JERMAINE DUPRI & DA BRAT 22 : PICK IT UP : REDMAN 23 : MADE YOU LOOK : NAS

This week I get to talk to one of my favorite fiction authors, Alex Shakar, about the profound darkbright bizarritude he channels through his two visionary satirical novels The Savage Girl and Luminarium — two works that show the möbius strip of sacred and profane, futurity and timelessness. We bounce off a long list of paradoxical domains, including saving the world with consumerism, metamodernism, ironic religion, virtuality, neurotheology, trauma and radical meaninglessness, the military entertainment complex, hikikomori, and zen comedy…Alex Shakar’s Website.Support this show on Patreon for secret episodes, the Future Fossils book club, and more awesome stuff than you probably have time for.Grab the books we talk about (and others Alex recommends) and Amazon will chip me a little of the proceeds, at no cost to you.Theme Music: “God Detector” by Evan “Skytree” Snyder (feat. Michael Garfield) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En este capitulo escucharán diferentes relatos sobre el entrenamiento y la preparación previa a la encarnación en la tierra : 1. Entrenamiento en las Pléyades 2. Entrenamiento previo para músicos 3. Como proteger los canales 4. Preparación en laboratorios cósmicos 5. Preparación de terreno en la tierra 6. Mensaje de naves 7. Mensaje de Quetzalcoatl 8. Somos antenas 9. Ayuda del planeta Shakar

Globally renowned fashion designer Oday Shakar launched his first collection at New York Fashion Week in 2016. After years of living on the west coast, creating custom designs and dressing celebrities for the red carpet in LA, he knew it was time to take his designs to the next level. Fueled and inspired by the women in his life, Oday has been sketching and designing since the young age of twelve. Today his collection caters to stylish modern women including everyone from his high profile clientele to women of style around the globe. On this episode, the W Hotel's Dan Sparacino talks with Oday Shakar about his early fashion roots and where his talent for design began, his love of fashion, essentials he never leaves home without, and the inside scoop on Oday's favorite hidden gem spots in NYC. CONNECT @ODAYSHAKAR @WNYUNIONSQUARE @WHOTELS Subscribe to the Scene in the City Newsletter Produced by FIT+LOVE MEDIA

Hvordan oppleves hverdagen for ungdommer i Groruddalen? Dette vil en forsker fra NOVA finne ut av, og Mo og Jamal er to av dem som svarer på undersøkelsen. De bor i samme blokk i Tante Ulrikkes vei, men ellers er livene deres veldig ulike. Zeshan Shakar er selv oppvokst på Stovner. Tante Ulrikkes vei er hans første roman, og Shakar ble nylig hedret med den gjeve Tarjei Vesaas’ debutantpris for utgivelsen. Rapperen Don Martin debuterte som soloartist i 2013 med plata En Gang Romsåsgutt Alltid Romsåsgutt, og har lenge vært en av de sterkeste stemmene innen norsk rap, og er aktuell med forestillingen Blokk til blokk på Det Norske Teatret. Helene Heger Voldner er programansvarlig ved Furuset bibliotek og aktivitetshus. Hun møtte Shakar og Don Martin til en samtale om identitetsbygging i Groruddalen, litteratur, hiphop og livet. Samtalen fant sted 20. april 2018.   Litteraturhusets podkast presenterer bearbeidede versjoner av samtaler og foredrag i regi av Stiftelsen Litteraturhuset. Musikk av Apothek.

MOT EUROPAS KOLLAPS? Er du redd for innvandring? Det har vært vanlig for mange å fnyse av dem som svarer ja på dette spørsmålet. Men er dette i ferd med å endre seg? Vi skal bli bedre kjent med to som mener at innvandringsbølgen i 2015 kan ha vært dødsstøtet mot Europa som vi kjenner det i dag: den bulgarske statsviteren Ivan Krastev og Agenda-rådgiver Sylo Taraku. HURRA FOR JANTELOVEN! I fjor brakdebuterte Zhesan Shakar med boka 'Tante Ulrikkes vei' - om det å vokse opp som barn av første generasjons innvandrere i en av Oslos drabantbyer. Boka er på mange måter en eneste lang diskusjon om norske verdier. Selv er Shakar glad i en norsk lov mange misliker sterkt... DA SKUDDENE FALT I CHRISTIANA TEATER Kunst kan få folk så sinte at de angriper både kunsten og kunsterne. Eksemplene er mange. Men de slår neppe det som skjedde i Oslo i 1897. Men hvorfor har vi glemt mannen som skapte den voldsomme aggresjonen? Ved Jan Erlend Leine

Jackie and Deb are friends with Bianca's mom, and the three traveled to NYC together to participate in the half marathon. Jackie ran the race, Deb volunteered, and Bianca brought some sweatpants down to the finish line! Not only are these two athletes, they're also exercise professionals. Listen to their WISE WORDS! Plus, a special second appearance by Bianca's mom Karen!

With over 30 years of experience, physical therapist Jackie Shakar shares her incredible knowledge on this episode of Inside the Brain of! Jackie is the Clinical Director for the Graston Technique as well as a full time professor in the Physical Therapy Assistant Program at Mount Wachusett Community College. Jackie combines NKT with the SFMA, as well as with the Graston Technique and applies the latest pain neuroscience concepts in her approach to patient management. Jackie is a bright light in the manual therapy community and it was an honor to interview her! 

Host and curator Amanda Stern concluded this season’s Happy Ending Music & Reading series at Joe’s Pub on July 11 with an evening themed around “communication.”  Stern’s themes are almost always designed to resonate ironically and this program was no exception, as the authors Rajesh Parameswaran, Alex Shakar and Nell Freudenberger delivered variations on the idea of wanting what you can’t have, and don't know how to ask for. Parameswaran read from his collection “I am an Executioner” — a story in which a captive tiger falls in love with his zookeeper and things do not go well. Shakar offered an excerpt from his novel “Luminarium.”  His protagonist Fred is beset by a Job-like pile of woes, and spends an afternoon with a Hollywood wannabe who claims to have achieved enlightenment.  Nell Freudenberger’s novel “The Newlyweds” features a 21st-century version of the mail-order bride; in the excerpt heard here, she finds her arranged (by her) wedding more light-hearted than she anticipated. Musical guest Ana Egge helped set the mood with a set of dark rock/folk songs about — well, wanting what you can’t have. This show was the last at Joe’s Pub.  The series will continue in the autumn. For further information check Stern’s website at http://amandastern.com/happy-ending/ To hear excerpts from the readings, and Egge’s performance, click on the player above. Bons Mots A tiger in love.  “Where was my hunger?  Where was all the gloom and trouble of the day?  It was all gone.  Kitch was here.” -- Rajesh Parameswaran, “The Infamous Bengal Ming.” Unlikely prophet at a Universal theme park.  “’So I heard you attained Nirvana or something,’ Fred mumbled…’what’s that mean?’…’beyond the slum of human reality. It means free, Freddie, just free.’”—Alex Shakar, “Luminarium.” Wanting it the way she wants it.  “In ‘Desh you make your plans and they usually do not succeed.  But in America you make your plans and then they happen.”— Nell Freudenberger, “The Newlyweds.”