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Ben on a réunion, du coup pas de possibilités d'enregistrer l'émission dans de bonnes conditions... Mais vu qu'on est pro, et qu'on vous adore : ÉMISSION QUAND MÊME ! On vous propose une 100% non-stop, ça vous dit ??? Pas de blablas, pas de chichis ! Avec que de la bombe de nouveauté musicale avec GEISHA SKILLS (Feat Patknot et nous !), VIDHJARTA, TORNHILL, EMPLOYED TO SERVED, WOLFES AT THE GATE, WHITECHAPEL, THE GHOST ROAD, OPHIDIAN MEMORY, DIMMAN, BURY TOMORROW, INGROWN, PLAGUE OF STARS, TROPIC GOLD, GRIDIRON, THE DIOGENES, CRYPTOSIS, TIGERLEECH, BLISTER BRIGADE, WRATH OF LOGARIUS, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, LOWMAD, MEMBRANE, RÄUM, SPIRITBOX, ALIEN WEAPONERY et NEPHYLIM !Si tu y trouve pas ton compte, c'est que t'es franchement difficile !La playlist complète est là : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GIuzZ9j4gu1Ub3CZH80HEkcA9USI9pjY/view?usp=sharingAbonnez-vous à la chaine YouTube pour ne rien rater :  https://www.youtube.com/@antremetal @Fatlab Studio @Skull strings @Asso We Rock @Actu-METAL Toulouse @Radio Transparence @Metal Invasion Radio/Podcast @poulettessisters @metallian #lesexplosdepit-----------------------------------Well, we had a meeting, so we couldn't record the show in good conditions... But since we're professionals, and we love you: SHOW WHETHER ! We're offering you 100% non-stop, how about that ??? No fuss, no muss ! We've got nothing but musical novelty with GEISHA SKILLS (Feat Patknot and us! ), VIDHJARTA, TORNHILL, EMPLOYED TO SERVED, WOLFES AT THE GATE, WHITECHAPEL, THE GHOST ROAD, OPHIDIAN MEMORY, DIMMAN, BURY TOMORROW, INGROWN, PLAGUE OF STARS, TROPIC GOLD, GRIDIRON, THE DIOGENES, CRYPTOSIS, TIGERLEECH, BLISTER BRIGADE, WRATH OF LOGARIUS, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, LOWMAD, MEMBRANE, RÄUM, SPIRITBOX, ALIEN WEAPONERY and NEPHYLIM !

Blewey give us another fascinating Health Chat, as expert issues warning behind potentially harmful impact of holding in a fart and Channel 7 Sport's Mark Beretta joins us to preview the Bathurst 1000!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is New Zealand in recession? Economists say it will be a close-run thing when GDP figures come out on Thursday. The Institute for Economic Research is predicting Thursday's economic update will show weak growth over the three months to December. NZIER principal economist Christina Leung spoke to Corin Dann.

Today's guest has logged over 25 years of experience in the communications world! An entrepreneurial advocate who has a passion to build and help others build, please welcome Evan Zall, President and Owner of Longview Strategies! Evan sits down with host, Mark Stiles, to discuss the concepts of sustainability and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk management in businesses. Evan explains his role in helping businesses manage their ESG risks, understand their sustainability impacts, and measure carbon emissions. Evan also dives into the necessity for businesses, especially those in mid-market, to meet the increasing sustainability requirements for economic advantages and legal protection. Takeaways:It's essential to grasp the growing significance of ESG and sustainability risks for business operations, reputations, and future growth opportunities. Evan notes that large, public companies and businesses operating in Europe have obligations to measure and report their ESG risks, stressing also that mid-market companies face increasing pressures to do the same.Companies should develop an integrative and systematic approach to managing ESG risks. Evan's company acts as a communications and marketing firm that helps businesses navigate and communicate their sustainability impacts and ESG obligations. Small to mid-market companies should consider getting help from experts in ESG and sustainability to ensure compliance and build a positive reputation. Adopting sustainable practices and effectively managing ESG risks is not only necessary for legal and reputational reasons, but can also create bottom-line value through improvements in operational efficiency, employee retention, and investor attraction. Leaders should work on developing an organizational culture that values and promotes sustainability and good governance practices. Evan advises businesses to look beyond piecemeal, reactive approaches to ESG obligations and instead take a systematic, long-term view.By measuring and transparently communicating their sustainability impacts, businesses can generate value and foster deeper connections with customers, investors, and employees alike. Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evanzall/Twitter: https://twitter.com/evanzallCompany website: http://www.longviewstrategies.comQuote of the Show“Whether it's intentional or not, we all make an impact, and that should be inherent in the way we run our businesses.” - Evan ZallWays to Tune In:Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leadership-in-action/id1585042233Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/2t4Ksk4TwmZ6MSfAHXGkJIStitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/show/leadership-in-actionGoogle Play - https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cubGVhZGVyc2hpcGluYWN0aW9uLmxpdmUvZmVlZC54bWwAmazon Music - https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/4263fd02-8c9b-495e-bd31-2e5aef21ff6b/leadership-in-actionYouTube - https://youtu.be/7bAoHaJ8I4s

AP correspondent Jennifer King reports with a preview on the November Jobs Report ((to be issued 08:30 am EST))

Today's guest is a recognized leader in domestic and international real estate, travel, lodging, and restaurant industries. He is a proven, articulate thought leader and has delivered exceptional results in the hospitality industry. Brian Quinn is the Chief Development Officer at Sonesta. Brian joins the host Dan Ryan to share what he had learned through his journey in the world of hospitality. Takeaways:  In the hospitality industry, everyone works together to help achieve a goal. A great design can only come to life if someone is willing to put it in their building.  If you are an owner or operator of a hotel or hospitality business, you will bring a different level of energy and care to a project. You will be more focused on the return on investment in that aspect.  In 2012 the RMR Group acquired hospitality spaces, bringing a whole new level of finance and real estate expertise into the hospitality industry. During the COVID pandemic, there was a higher demand for extended stays and economy-style hotel stays as more people worked from home.  The top three things that make Sonesta a good brand to join are the market availability, the access to an executive team, and the last piece is the owner lens.  There are a few ways to underwrite a CapEx renovation; one is to think about what happens to your performance if you do nothing, and the other way is to check for any headroom in the market and see if you can perform better.  Whether a recession comes or not, if unemployment remains low then people are going to spend their disposable income on dining, travel, and other hospitality experiences.  Quote of the Show:   “Whether we technically go into a recession or not, if unemployment stays low, people are going to spend their disposable income on dining out and traveling.” - Brian Quinn Links:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-quinn-778b9018/ Website: https://www.sonesta.com/careers Shout Outs:   2:26 Holiday Inn  7:17 The RMR Group 10:58 Marriott 11:00 IHG Hotels 12:00 John Murray 12:04 Keith Pierce 12:06 Wyndham 12:09 Red Lion  13:58 Intercontinental 13:59 Kimpton Hotels 14:00 Crowne Plaza 14:01 Candlewood 14:02 Staybridge 19:26 Hilton 19:27 Statler 20:47 Jeremy Selman 23:50 The Benjamin 23:53 The Shelbourne 23:57 The Gardens 24:07 The James 33:04 Wells Fargo 33:09 Wachovia Ways to Tune In:  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0A2XOJvb6mGqEPYJ5bilPX Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/defining-hospitality-podcast/id1573596386 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZGVmaW5pbmdob3NwaXRhbGl0eS5saXZlL2ZlZWQueG1s Amazon Music: ​​https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/8c904932-90fa-41c3-813e-1cb8f3c42419 Podbean: https://www.defininghospitality.live/ YouTube : https://youtu.be/dcPalDoHZPE

Ever noticed how good you feel after you have interacted with people with whom you share a mutually positive connection?   There's a reason for that.  In fact, research from the National Institutes of Health says that not only do social connections influence our biology and well-being, strong social ties can impact everything from  a longer life, stress reduction, your ability to fight off germs and  better heart health ,which is very appropriate since February is also designated American Heart Month and  The American Heart Association In this episode I'm going  to give you  the third  reason why I think you can work with Cupid to  become intentional about being socially  healthy But before I talk about the importance of being socially healthy, I wanted to remind you to grab your FREE Affirmation eCards to shift your mindset, raise your self-esteem and boost your self-confidence.  Just click the link! So let's get back to being socially healthy.Here are Some Gems and Takeaways From the Show:Whether you have a Valentine or not, you can celebrate with your besties, the day before, February 13,  which has come to be known as Galentine's day since 2010You can form  social connections that might release those feel good hormones that can help protect your health and lengthen your life by joining groups that can help you grow your passions/hobbies  like dancing, sewing, knitting, gardening, book clubsVolunteering at your local hospital, food pantry, place of worshipDon't forget to grab your FREE Affirmation eCards to shift your mindset, raise your self-esteem and boost your self-confidence.  Just click the link!Resources:American Heart AssociationGalentine's Day National Institutes of Health Center for Disease ControlNational Health Council Connect with PK!Website: https://www.mommasmotivationalmessages.comTwitter: https://wwwtwitter.com/.momsmotivationsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/momsmotivationsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/mommotivates

Is this the beginning of the end of the property boom? If you've been following the property news lately you be forgiven for thinking so. The Chiefs of two of the biggest banks have suggested that regulators should step in and introduce macro-prudential controls to slow down our booming housing markets. In the closing statements of the ‘Housing Market and Financial Stability' speech delivered by the RBA's Assistant Governor Michele Bullock on Wednesday, Bullock hinted at the possibility that the RBA could intervene in Australia's housing market. The International Monetary Fund has issued warning about Australian house prices and Digital Finance Analytics principal Martin North gave a chilling forecast that home prices in Sydney and Melbourne outer suburbs could fall a staggering $200,000 while the crash could be even worse for apartments when lending rules were tightened. So, should we be scared? That's what I'm going to be chatting about with Australia's leading housing economist Dr. Andrew Wilson today. And here's a spoiler alert – NO you don't need to worry! Now if you have been a subscriber to this podcast for a while or followed my blogs or YouTube videos, you'd know for the last 3 years I have recorded a weekly Property Insiders video chat with Dr Andrew Wilson. And his assessment of and forecasts for our economy and property markets have been remarkably accurate so whether you're a beginning property investor or an experienced I'm sure you'll benefit from my chat with Andrew today which is the audio of one of our recent Property Insider videos. However, since we recorded this video Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has given the green light to introducing macroprudential curbs to mortgage lending. The last time lending restrictions were implemented in 2017, the focus was on dampening investor lending and the high percentage of interest-only mortgages. However, this time around the main concern seems to be an increasing share of loans on a high debt-to-income ratio. 22 percent of new mortgage holders now have debt that exceeds their income by more than six times, up from 16 percent a year ago. But, as you'll hear Andrew Wilson explain in our chat, regulators should be aware of unintended consequences. Their crackdown is likely to hit first home buyers rather than Australia's wealthy. Targeting debt-to-income ratios will have a limited impact on higher-wealth households, who often have multiple streams of income. However, it will affect lower-income households and those purchasing property for the first time. There are several reasons the debt-to-income ratios have risen over the past year. Firstly, low interest rates by their nature allow people to service more debt as repayments fall. And second, the share of lending to first-home buyers has increased significantly on the back of HomeBuilder, the federal government's First Home Loan Deposit Scheme, and individual state government incentives. First-home buyers tend to be more indebted as they stretch to get into the market. Given improving homeownership rates is the goal of these government schemes, it seems counterproductive to limit first-home buyers by reducing their ability to borrow. And another reason that debt to income ratios have increased is that many established homeowners have upgraded their homes over the last year or two, partly because of the low-cost borrowing, partly because the value of the home has increased considerably given them equity to upgrade and also because of the increased requirements for more space such as a zoom room, etc. My Property Update Chat with Andrew Wilson Looking back over the first 9 months of this year, our property markets have performed even more strongly than anyone ever expected, with the rates of house price growth at levels not seen for a number of decades. In fact, all capital city markets have already experienced double-digit capital growth so far this year and many locations will experience growth of more than 20% over 2021. Of course, it must be remembered that the last peak for our property markets was in 2017, and in many locations, housing prices remain stagnant over the ensuing couple of years and it was really only earlier this year that new highs were reached. Meaning that average price growth was unexceptional over the long term. But over the last week or two, there seems to have been a sudden change of sentiment about our booming housing markets. A sense of urgency has crept into the tone of those at the helm of our big banks, as the CEOs of two of Australia's largest banks have sounded off about emerging lending risks. Topics We Discuss on Today's Show: Whether or not the high debt-to-income ratios of home buyers is really a problem Price growth has averaged a modest 4% per annum since 2017 – despite record falls in mortgage rates over that period Monthly house price growth in most capital cities has halved over the past three months and continues to track downwards The Reserve Bank does not have a role in setting house prices. The RBA's mandate to stimulate employment which currently means keeping interest rates low The Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority, and its purpose of making sure the banks are operating soundly and there is no deterioration in lending standards. There seems little to be concerned about current lending practices as interest-only loans are essentially a non-issue these days, and with rental vacancies at near-record lows, the market needs property investors. Why more Aussies are joining the millionaire club as Australian household wealth reaches record levels, and what that means Resources: Michael Yardney Dr. Andrew Wilson, chief economist My Housing Market As our property markets move forward why not get the team at Metropole to build you a personalised   Strategic Property Plan – this will help both beginning and experienced investors. Get a bundle of eBooks and reports www.PodcastBonus.com.au Shownotes plus more here: Uh-Oh. Is this the beginning of the end of our property boom With Dr. Andrew Wilson Some of our favorite quotes from the show: “You see, targeting debt to income ratios will have limited impact on higher wealth households.” – Michael Yardney “We're doing our homework, we're doing our research, we're doing a lot online, and we're just making quick decisions.” –  Michael Yardney “I've seen it over and over again that unless you grow out to where it is, you end up going back to where you are.” – Michael Yardney PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW Reviews are hugely important to me because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes - it's your way of passing the message forward to others and saying thank you to me. Here's how  

(From The 10/24/2020 Show) Whether you will head to the mountains for the leaves and fly fishing, or maybe an attempt to spot the Brown Mountain Lights, we’re glad you joined us on the Carolina Outdoors. With special thanks to Wes Lawson and Dave Bergman for adding their insight and expertise to the show, as well as a round of applause for ‘TJ “the DJ”’ Boggs for making us sound good (and look good too!). The Jesse Brown’s Team sends special wishes to you for a safe and fun Happy Halloween season full of treats and no tricks, and as always, Bill Bartee reminds everyone to “get outdoors, pick up your trash, and we’ll see you here next time on the Carolina Outdoors!”

(From The 06/06/2020 Show) Whether you are a bass or trout fisherman or fisherwoman, the past month has seen water on the rise for area anglers! Joining in today’s segment is Wes Lawson, General Manager of Jesse Brown’s Outdoors, to discuss the hatch schedules, what the fish are biting, how to use the season’s continued progress to your favor, and what flies will be your best friend to use. Make sure to also stop into Jesse Brown’s Fly Shop to be up-to-date on your fly-fishing game and techniques!

(From The 05/23/2020 Show) Whether you are listening in from Charlotte, NC via the airwaves of WBT Radio, or from Germany tuning into this Carolina Outdoors podcast, you are in for another treat on today’s show. In this first segment, ‘Outdoor Guy’ Bill Bartee discusses what is so different about this year’s – 2020’s - Memorial Day.

Should you homeschool, or send your kids to public school, private school, online school, charter school, or some combination of these things? These are hard decisions we have to make as parents, and at the end of this school year is an opportune time to think about how you will educate your children in the coming year. Listener Carol recently asked if I would share the reasons why we chose to homeschool our kids, and I share those thoughts at the beginning of this episode. Snippet from the Show “Whether you’re deciding to homeschool or send your child to school, we have a lot of emotion attached to these decisions because they matter. Because we love our kids so much and we want what’s best for them.” SHOWNOTES Regardless of what educational choices you are making for your kids, here are some helpful things to keep in mind. 1) Pray about it. You absolutely need to ask for God’s grace when it comes to making important parenting decisions. Also, consider praying to Mary for guidance as well. 2) Get on the same page as your spouse. This is too big a decision to go alone. Make sure you and your spouse can come to an agreement, at least for the coming year. 3) Talk with your kids about it. Different kids have different needs, wants, preferences, and learning styles. Talk with your kids about what works and what doesn;t work for them when it comes to their education. You get to call the shots, but you need their input! 4) Be honest about the investment. Every educational choice has its own pros and cons. Don’t give in to some fantasy about the “perfect” alternate choice for educating your kids. Talk to others and be honest with yourself about what each choice will cost you and other members of your family. 5) Know you can “un-do” your decision if it turns out to be a bad one. Have confidence in whatever you choose, knowing there is “no one right way” to educate your children and also knowing you can change your mind if needed.

What is your relationship with Mary like? Do you struggle sometimes to feel close to our mother in heaven? Author Marge Fenelon writes extensively about Mary, from personal experience and from a historical perspective. Her newest book is My Queen, My Mother: A Living Novena. She joins me for a conversation about this book and others this week. Check out all of Marge’s work at her website, MargeFenelon.com (https://margefenelon.com) Snippet from the Show “Whether you’re anxious about your work, or your children, or your marriage–Mary cares about that.” RESOURCES * Praymorenovenas.com (https://www.praymorenovenas.com/) * MargeFenelon.com (https://margefenelon.com) * How to Pray Like Mary (https://ascensionpress.com/collections/collection-book/products/how-to-pray-like-mary) EVENTS * July 30-August 2: Catholic Marketing Network in Lancaster, PA * Saturday, November 16, 2019: You Are Enough Retreat at Holy Family Catholic Church in Orlando, FL * Saturday, January 11, 2020: You’re Worth It Retreat, St. Michael Church, Exeter, NH * Saturday, March 7, 2020: You’re Worth It Retreat at Precious Blood Parish in Jasper, IN * Saturday, March 28, 2020: Women’s Conference in Norwich, CT Check out this episode at ascensionpress.com/girlfriends for more!

The fierce battle for control of Congress and the nation’s governorships has turned toward blatant and overtly racial attacks rarely seen since the civil rights era of the 1960s.

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Mark Satterfield, owner of Gentle Rain Marketing, joins us to show you and me how to have influence through the use of unique sales stories. This is a valuable tool you can pull out whenever you need to persuade or put your point across and influence the outcome – at work or at home! You’ll also get a chance for … Read more about this episode...