Podcasts about Sikora

T-minus six days for embedded world in Nuremberg. If you've been in the embedded space for any amount of time, you're likely aware of embedded world, which is the annual global meeting place for the industry. On this week's Embedded Executives podcast, I was able to corral Axel Sikora, the Chairman of the conference's technical committee. We walked through some of the highlights of the upcoming event.

Józek Sikora i Zygmunt Stasiak byli mieszkańcami domu przy ul. Goyki 3 w latach 60. i 70.Ich rozmowa to opowieść o codziennych sprawach, dzieciństwie oraz wdzięczności wobec rodziców. Trudne, powojenne lata zapamiętali nie przez pryzmat niedostatku, lecz radości i wyjątkowej atmosfery tamtego czasu.Wspominają okres, gdy relacje międzyludzkie wyglądały inaczej, a życie codzienne koncentrowało się wokół ogrodnictwa, hodowli kur i świń, zbioru porzeczek – czynności stanowiących naturalną część dnia. W toku rozmowy stopniowo odtwarzają obraz domu: jego pokoi oraz pomieszczeń gospodarczych.Zapraszamy do wysłuchania rozmowy.

Polish opera takes centre stage in this episode of Opera Road Trip. From Warsaw to Kraków, Gdańsk and Poznań, Sebastian F. Schwarz explores how Poland built one of Europe's most resilient and decentralised operatic ecosystems. Introduced at the royal court in the 17th century, opera became a powerful tool of national identity — especially during the 19th century partitions. Stanisław Moniuszko's Halka, Straszny dwór and Hrabina established a Polish operatic canon that still defines the repertoire today. In the 20th century, Karol Szymanowski's Król Roger reimagined Polish identity through myth and modernism, Krzysztof Penderecki expanded operatic sound into radical new territories, and Mieczysław Weinberg's Pasażerka confronted memory, exile and trauma. The episode features Boris Kudlička, General Director of the Polish National Opera; soprano Olga Pasychnik; and director Sir David Pountney, whose productions have helped bring Polish repertoire to international audiences via OperaVision. Poland emerges as a living operatic culture — balancing heritage, innovation and international collaboration across four centuries. Opera Road Trip is hosted by Sebastian F. Schwarz, whose curriculum as an opera manager includes positions at Theater an der Wien, Glyndebourne, Teatro Regio Torino, Festival della Valle d'Itria, Hamburgische Staatsoper and Wexford Festival Opera. He is Vice-President of the International Richard Strauss Society, member of the board of the European Musical Theatre Academy and co-founder of the Cesti Competition for Baroque Opera. He currently serves as Casting Manager of Teatro alla Scala , Milan. All episodes: https://operavision.eu/feature/operavision-podcasts Music extracts for this episode: Introduction: Fidelio (Ludwig van Beethoven): Overture, op. 72 Two excerpts from Hrabina – The Countess (Stanisław Moniuszko) Halka's aria from Halka (Stanisław Moniuszko): Julianna Grigorian, Grand Prize Winner, International Stanisław Moniuszko Voice Competition 2022 Roxana's aria from Król Roger (Karol Szymanowski): Olga Pasychnik Sneak preview from Dorian Gray (Elżbieta Sikora), world premiere Poznań, 2025   OperaVision is a freeview opera streaming platform, supported by the European Union's Creative Europe programme. Watch live streams as performances unfold in the opera house. Enjoy a variety of shows — including opera, operetta, musical theatre, dance, ballet and concerts. Opera connoisseur or curious newcomer, there is something for everyone on OperaVision.  

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Gal. 5,16-26 (16) Podkreślam natomiast: Żyjcie w Duchu, a na pewno pokonacie żądzę ciała. (17) Ciało bowiem pożąda przeciw Duchowi, a Duch przeciw ciału. Te pragnienia są ze sobą sprzeczne, tak by wam przeszkodzić w czynieniu tego, co chcecie. (18) Jeśli jednak Duch was prowadzi, nie podlegacie Prawu. (19) Wiadomo, co bierze się z ciała: nierząd, nieczystość, rozpusta, (20) oddawanie czci bożyszczom, wróżbiarstwo, wrogość, kłótliwość, zazdrość, porywczość, zaczepność, krnąbrność, brak troski o jedność, (21) zawiść, chęć mordu, pijaństwo, rozpasanie i tym podobne. Zapowiadam wam teraz, tak jak czyniłem to wcześniej, że ci, którzy się tych rzeczy dopuszczają, nie odziedziczą Królestwa Bożego. (22) Owocem zaś Ducha jest: miłość, radość, pokój, cierpliwość, uprzejmość, dobroć, wierność, (23) łagodność, powściągliwość. Przy takich cechach nie potrzeba Prawa. (24) A ci, którzy należą do Chrystusa Jezusa, ukrzyżowali ciało wraz z jego namiętnościami oraz pragnieniami. (25) Jeśli żyjemy w Duchu, w zgodzie z Duchem też postępujmy. (26) Nie bądźmy żądni próżnej chwały. Nie drażnijmy w ten sposób jedni drugich ani nie kierujmy się wzajemną zazdrością. Nauczanie z dnia 8 lutego 2026

In this episode of the International Enneagram Association podcast, we listen to storybooth interviews with Mickey Scott-Bey Jones, Mario Sikora, Sam E. Greenburg, Lyndsey Fraser, Stephanie Sundborg and Julie Ellis. Micky and Mario interview each other about their approach in teaching the Enneagram. Sam and Lyndsey talk about their friendship that goes beyond the Enneagram, and we hear about the working relationship between Stephanie and Julie.Connect with us:Web: internationalenneagram.orgIEA Enneagram Experience 2025: ieaexperience.comJoin the email list: administration@internationalenneagram.orgMicky ScottBey Jones:IG: @electric_lady_msjTwitter: @iammickyjonesWeb: mickyscottbeyjones.comPod: BRC & FriendsMario Sikora: IG: @mariosikoraTikTok: @mariosikoraWeb: mariosikora.comPod: Enneagram in a MovieSubstack: mariosikora.substack.comBook: Awareness to Action: The Enneagram, Emotional Intelligence, and ChangeBook: How to Think Well, and Why: The Awareness to Action Guide to Clear ThinkingSam E. Greenburg:Web: enneagramsexpert.comIG: @ennea_gasmIG: @narrativeenneagramLyndsey Fraser:Web: lyndseyfraser.comIG: @lyndseyfraserlmftFB: Lyndsey Fraser LMFT CSTStephanie Sundborg:Web: infinitecanvas.orgJulie Ellis:Web: infinitecanvas.orgSeth "Creek" Creekmore: IG:

In this episode of the International Enneagram Association podcast, we speak with Mario Sikora, an executive coach and pioneer of the practical application of the Enneagram. Mario has worked with global organizations and is the creator of the Awareness to Action Enneagram approach. We take a deep dive into Mario's background with the Enneagram that expands to over 25 years. He shares what it was like to learn about the Enneagram in ‘90s without the internet and his early applications of the model that led to his direct and no nonsense approach he is known for.Connect with us:Web: internationalenneagram.orgIEA Enneagram Experience 2025: ieaexperience.comJoin the email list: administration@internationalenneagram.orgMario Sikora: IG: @mariosikoraTikTok: @mariosikoraWeb: mariosikora.comPod: Enneagram in a MovieSubstack: mariosikora.substack.comBook: Awareness to Action: The Enneagram, Emotional Intelligence, and ChangeBook: How to Think Well, and Why: The Awareness to Action Guide to Clear ThinkingCritical Thinking and Intelligence Analysis by David T. MooreSeth "Creek" Creekmore: IG: @_creekmorePod: Fathoms | An Enneagram PodcastPod: Awareness to Action Enneagram PodcastPod: Delusional Optimism with Dr. BLindsey Marks:IG: @lindseyfaithdmPod: Fathoms | An Enneagram PodcastLee Fields:Web: enneagrammatic.comIG: @enneagrammaticSeth Abram:IG: @integratedenneagramPod: Fathoms | An Enneagram PodcastFlemming...

Episode Overview: In this episode, John Kitchens welcomes back powerhouse leader Brett Sikora for a deep, real-world conversation on intentional growth, leadership decisions, and scaling without chaos. Recorded nearly five years after Brett's first appearance during the height of COVID lockdowns, this conversation reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his brokerage's evolution—from doubling down during uncertainty to building one of the most stable, scalable, and culture-driven organizations in the country. Brett breaks down how real growth doesn't come from chasing shiny objects or expanding out of ego, but from clarity around avatar, disciplined recruiting, financial visibility, and relentless focus on developing leaders who create leaders. If you're a team leader, broker-owner, or agent thinking about growth, mergers, or expansion, this episode delivers hard-earned lessons you can apply immediately. Key Topics Covered Growing Through Uncertainty How Brett leaned into opportunity during COVID instead of playing defense Identifying the right buyers and agents when the market feels unstable Why growth during hard times creates long-term leverage Intentional vs. Accidental Team Growth Why most teams grow by accident—and why that kills profitability The dangers of recruiting without a clear avatar How Brett filters agents before they ever join the organization Recruiting With Standards Why part-time and misaligned agents drain leadership energy The numbers behind effective recruiting conversations How saying "no" protects culture, profitability, and leadership focus Leadership, Coaching & One-on-Ones Why systems don't replace leadership The real power of one-on-one coaching conversations Shifting from leading agents to developing leaders who create leaders Profitability & Financial Clarity Understanding P&Ls before scaling or merging The hidden costs inside team growth Why knowing your numbers is non-negotiable for CEOs Expansion: When It Works—and When It Doesn't The mistakes Brett made expanding too early Why most expansions lose money before they make sense How to evaluate markets, leadership, and density before expanding The difference between a "sexy idea" and a smart decision Culture, Vision & Long-Term Scale Protecting A-players by not tolerating B- and C-players Why leadership energy must be invested where it compounds Building an organization where agents can achieve their biggest goals Resources & Mentions Expert Mentors Live John Kitchens Executive Coaching → https://johnkitchens.coach Concepts referenced: Intentional recruiting & avatar clarity Leadership development through coaching Financial discipline and P&L awareness Expansion strategy vs. ego-driven growth Final Takeaway Growth doesn't come from adding more people—it comes from making better decisions. The teams that win long-term are led by CEOs who know when to say no, who they're building for, and how to invest their time where it creates the most leverage. Expansion, recruiting, and scale only work when they're rooted in clarity, leadership, and discipline—not ego. "If it's not a hell yes, it's a no. And knowing when to say no might be the most powerful leadership skill you have." Connect with Us: Instagram: @johnkitchenscoach LinkedIn: @johnkitchenscoach Facebook: @johnkitchenscoach If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Stay tuned for more insights and strategies from the top minds. See you next time!

In this episode of The Broadband Bunch, host Pete Pizzutillo sits down with Chris Sikora, Chief Revenue Officer, and Tony Thakur, Chief Technology Officer at GPC Fiber, to explore their 165-mile, 400G-capable fiber build across Kentucky and what it means for mission-critical connectivity in the region. The conversation traces Chris and Tony's long careers in fiber, the evolution from Great Plains Communications to the GPC Fiber brand, and why Kentucky's Louisville–Lexington–Cincinnati–Indianapolis corridor is such a powerful hub for economic growth. The episode highlights how GPC approaches market selection, their focus on mission-critical connectivity for hospitals, hyperscalers, logistics companies, and small businesses, and how vertical integration—designing, building, and supporting their own network—creates a differentiated customer experience. Tony breaks down the network architecture behind their 400G backbone, the path to 800G and 1.6T, ring topology for resiliency, and how they think about backbone, middle mile, and last mile design to ensure scalability and low latency. Chris shares how transparency, geographic expertise, and frictionless collaboration have helped GPC win business with hyperscalers and support economic development in rural Kentucky—“not just lighting up fiber, but lighting up opportunity.” The episode wraps with a look ahead at how AI, security, and seamless customer experiences will shape GPC Fiber's next chapter in the Southeast.

Agnieszka Sikora Warszawianką Roku 2025 Tegoroczną laureatką została Agnieszka Sikora – dziennikarka i pedagożka resocjalizacyjna, pomysłodawczyni i założycielka Fundacji po DRUGIE. Od ponad 14 lat działa na rzecz młodych ludzi dotkniętych bezdomnością, dając wsparcie osobom od 18 do 25 roku życia, które często nie doświadczyły opieki dorosłych. To także twórczyni pierwszego w Polsce Domu Dla Młodzieży, zapewniającego schronienie i wsparcie w samodzielnym dorastaniu. Angażuje się w zmiany legislacyjne umożliwiające pobyt matek z dziećmi w placówkach resocjalizacyjnych dla nieletnich. Dzięki jej pracy problem kryzysu bezdomności młodych ludzi stał się istotnym tematem debaty publicznej.

In this episode of The Church Planting Podcast, host Greg Nettle, President of Stadia Church Planting, welcomes long-time friend Andy Sikora, planter and lead pastor of Renew Communities in Cleveland. Fresh off a two-week Patagonia trek, Andy reflects on 15 years of church planting and the lessons learned along the way. Andy shares how he and his wife moved to Cleveland after serving in young adult ministry, eventually launching Renew in 2011. He discusses the critical role of perseverance, the importance of planting with people rather than alone, and the conviction that God must truly call you to the work. He illustrates these principles with stories of sending out new planters—like CrossFields Church and Burning River Church—and highlights the collaborative work of the Kingdom Collective, a Cleveland-based partnership that funds and supports multiplication. Greg and Andy also explore sustaining a healthy marriage while leading a church, the power of curiosity for ongoing growth, and why planters should focus less on "sexy" locations and more on God's call to specific people, not just places. Podcast Contents: 00:00 – 02:00 Introduction to Andy Sikora, his role in Cleveland, and Greg & Andy's recent Patagonia trip. 02:00 – 06:00 How Andy moved to Cleveland, planted Renew Communities, and what early ministry looked like. 06:00 – 10:00 The biggest lessons from 15 years of church planting: perseverance, calling, and doing ministry with others. 10:00 – 14:00 Creating a multiplying culture: residents, church planting pipelines, and the Kingdom Collective partnership. 14:00 – 18:00 How small churches can still send planters: collaborative funding, shared residencies, and unexpected outreach approaches. 18:00 – 23:00 Marriage and ministry: supporting your spouse's identity, staying healthy, and loving the unique calling God gives your family. 23:00 – 27:00 Calling to a people rather than a place, and why Cleveland has become home for the Sikora family. Closing thoughts.

Jak będzie wyglądał biznes sportowy jutra?Czy marki, ligi i partnerzy wciąż będą walczyć o widoczność, czy raczej – o emocje, relacje i autentyczność?W tym odcinku specjalnym zabieram Was na scenę X Kongresu Sport Biznes Polska, gdzie poprowadziłam masterclass „Biznes sportowy jutra oczami Przyszłych Liderów Sport Biznes Polska”.A gośćmi tej rozmowy byli laureaci ubiegłorocznej edycji plebiscytu Młodzi Liderzy Sport Biznes Polska: Paulina Laby z STS, Bartosz Wiśniewski z Betclic 1. Ligi Piłkarskiej, oraz Krzysztof Sikora z zondacrypto.Rozmawialiśmy o tym

"The realisation that I wasn't the best person for the job anymore was a big one."Kate Sikora hit the 8–10 person tipping point in her business and realised everything had to change, including herself. What followed was a three-year journey from Kate 1.0 to Kate 3.0, transforming not just how she led, but the entire trajectory of Noble Performance.In today's episode, I'm joined by Kate Sikora, Managing Director of Noble Performance, a Bristol-based SEO and search agency. After growing the business past that critical 8–10 person mark, Kate discovered that the scrappy, wear-all-the-hats approach that got her there was now breaking the business. Her solution? Invest in herself first – leading to less stress, more trust, better clients, and a team with genuine autonomy. Along the way, she also became a ceramicist (pottery throwing, not throwing pottery at people).Together we unpack:Why the 8–10 person mark is a critical tipping point that requires complete reinventionHow stress management and delegation aren't about control – just different types of controlWhy revisiting your values can completely reposition your business and client profileThe concept of "speed of trust" and how it determines your growth rateHow bringing your whole self to work (including vulnerability and flaws) makes you a better leader

As Halloween is quickly approaching, Dr. Zachary Sikora, Clinical Psychologist at Northwestern Medicine, joins Lisa Dent to talk about fear. Although fear is an emotion, Dr. Sikora shares how fear affects us physically as well as mentally.

Jan 4,46-53 (46) Znowu zatem Jezus przyszedł do Kany Galilejskiej, gdzie wcześniej przemienił wodę w wino. W Kafarnaum natomiast mieszkał pewien urzędnik królewski, którego syn chorował. (47) Gdy usłyszał, że Jezus przybył z Judei do Galilei, udał się do Niego i prosił, aby wstąpił i uzdrowił jego syna, który był bliski śmierci. (48) Jezus powiedział do niego: Jeśli nie zobaczycie znaków i cudów, na pewno nie uwierzycie. (49) Urzędnik na to: Panie, wstąp, zanim umrze moje dziecko. (50) Idź — powiedział Jezus — twój syn żyje. Człowiek ten uwierzył Słowu, które skierował do niego Jezus — i poszedł. (51) A gdy jeszcze był w drodze, jego słudzy wyszli mu naprzeciw mówiąc, że jego dziecko żyje. (52) Zapytał ich więc o godzinę, w której mu się polepszyło. Gorączka spadła mu wczoraj około godziny trzynastej — odpowiedzieli. (53) Wówczas ojciec skojarzył, że o tej właśnie godzinie Jezus go zapewnił: Twój syn żyje. I uwierzył on sam oraz cały jego dom. (54) Był to już drugi znak, którego Jezus dokonał po przyjściu z Judei do Galilei. Nauczanie z dnia 12 października 2025

To jest druga część naszego spotkania, w którym opowiemy o czymś mało znanym, czymś o czym nie pisze się w podręcznikach, a mianowicie o wychowaniu polskiej szlachty. Jak wykuwały się zahartowane serca husarii, pancernych, choć nie tylko. Jak wyglądało dzieciństwo w XVI-wiecznej, XVII wiecznej Rzeczypospolitej. Książkę Radosława Sikory możesz kupić tu: https://www.zonazero.pl/ksiazki/dawna-rzeczpospolita-na-nowo-odkryta-tom-2JAK WSPIERAĆ KANAŁ:

Jan 12,24-26; 12,33 (24) Ręczę i zapewniam was, jeśli ziarno pszenicy wrzucone w ziemię nie obumrze, zostaje pojedynczym ziarnem, lecz jeśli obumrze, wydaje obfity plon. (25) Kto kocha swoje życie, straci je, a kto nienawidzi swojego życia w tym świecie, uchroni je dla życia wiecznego. (26) Jeśli ktoś chce Mi służyć, niech idzie za Mną, a tam, gdzie Ja jestem, będzie także mój sługa. Jeśli ktoś chce Mi służyć, uczci go mój Ojciec. (33) Powiedział to, by zaznaczyć, jaką śmiercią ma umrzeć. Nauczanie z dnia 7 września 2025

Mardra Sikora grew up in a print shop and promised she'd never stay—but decades later, she's leading two thriving print businesses with a mix of heart, strategy, and hustle. Mardra opens up about growing up in a male-dominated industry, finding her voice in leadership, and building a culture rooted in creativity, curiosity, and connection.

Send us a textCatherine Sikora doesn't just play the saxophone – she uncovers ancient musical truths that have always existed in the ether, waiting to be discovered. Music for ArtStorming the City Different was written and performed by John Cruikshank.

Dennis and Brady head out to North Branch to talk with Chris Sikora about everything Bronco football including bringing back a lot of size up front, trying to take the next step in the BWAC and playoffs, who we will be talking about this fall and more!

Send us a textQuality childcare creates the foundation for lifelong learning and development, but finding the right program often leaves parents confused, frustrated, and uncertain. What should you actually look for beyond a clean facility and friendly staff? How do you know if a program will nurture your child's development in ways that matter?In this illuminating conversation, Dr. Lisa Hassler welcomes Judith Sikora, a respected voice in early childhood education with over three decades of leadership at national organizations like Child Care Aware of America. Sikora cuts through the confusion with practical wisdom that helps parents make informed choices based on what truly matters.We explore the crucial differences between licensing (minimum safety standards) and quality indicators, examining adult-to-child ratios, curriculum approaches, staff qualifications, and physical environments. Sikora explains why staff trained specifically in early childhood education rather than elementary education provide better experiences for young children—"it's like comparing elephants to apples"—and guides parents through evaluating center-based programs, family childcare homes, and friend/family care options based on their child's unique temperament and needs.Perhaps most surprisingly, Sikora challenges the common parental focus on academic readiness, revealing why communication skills and problem-solving abilities matter far more than memorizing letters and numbers at early ages. She offers specific questions to ask during program visits, observations to make about toys and activities, and explains how to access helpful resources like childcareaware.org's age-specific checklists.

Sierra Sikora joins us before her first Lollapalooza performance to talk about her debut EP Confessions and new song Hopeless Summer. Previously featured on the Mix New Music Club Podcast last year, today we discuss pop-up performances, festival excitement, and even pregnancy myths. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mat. 9,35-38 (35) W ten sposób Jezus obchodził wszystkie miasta i wioski, nauczał w miejscowych synagogach, głosił dobrą nowinę o Królestwie i uzdrawiał wszelkie choroby oraz wszelkie niedomagania. (36) A gdy zobaczył tłumy, wezbrała w Nim litość nad nimi, bo były udręczone i porzucone jak owce pozbawione pasterza. (37) I zwrócił się do swoich uczniów: Żniwo wprawdzie wielkie, lecz robotników niewielu. (38) Proście zatem Pana żniwa, aby przyśpieszył wyjście robotników na swoje żniwo. Mat. 10,1-5a (1) I przywołał Jezus swoich dwunastu uczniów, dał im władzę nad duchami nieczystymi, aby je wyganiali i aby uzdrawiali wszelką chorobę i wszelkie niedomaganie. (2) A oto imiona dwunastu apostołów: pierwszy Szymon zwany Piotrem i jego brat Andrzej, Jakub, syn Zebedeusza, i jego brat Jan, (3) Filip i Bartłomiej, Tomasz i celnik Mateusz, Jakub, syn Halfeusza, i Tadeusz, (4) Szymon Kananejczyk oraz Judasz Iskariot, ten, który Go wydał. (5) Tych dwunastu posłał Jezus (...) Nauczanie z dnia 22 czerwca 2025

We are back this week in the National Museum of Ireland, Archaeology, on Kildare Street, in Dublin City centre, which is open 7 days a week and free to the public. We are joined by Maeve Sikora, Keeper of Irish Antiquities, and Assistant Keeper Matt Seaver. In addition to chatting more about the Words on the Wave exhibition, Maeve and Matt tell us about their jobs preserving Irish material heritage and culture and many of the cool artefacts the public can view in the museum including the Ardagh Chalice, the Faddan More Psalter, the Springmount tablets, the Tara brooch and some of the precious items on display from medieval Clonard.The Words on the Wave exhibition is running May 30th to Oct 24th. For more details see https://www.museum.ie/en-IE/Museums/Archaeology/Exhibitions/Words-on-the-Wave-Ireland-and-St-Gallen-in-Early-MExhibition Advisors: Dáibhí Ó Cróinín, Cornel Dora, Philipp Lenz, John Gillis, Bernard Meehan, Raghnall Ó Floinn, Pádraig Ó Macháin, Timothy O'Neill.Lending Institutions: Stiftsbibliotek St. Gallen; L'abbaye de Saint Maurice d'Agaune; Cork Public Museum.Lead Partners: Department of Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport; Office of Public Works.Supporting Partners: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; The Embassy of Switzerland in Ireland; The Embassy of Ireland to Switzerland; The Houses of the Oireachtas, The Discovery Programme; The Inks and Skins Project, Department of Modern Irish, University of Cork; The Royal Irish Academy; The School of Genetics and Microbiology, Trinity College Dublin; The School of Archaeology, University College Dublin; National Monuments Service, Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage; Department of Archaeology, University College Cork; Transport Infrastructure Ireland; Limerick County Council; Archaeological Consultancy Services Unit; Archaeology Plan; Courtney Deery Archaeology; Icon Archaeology; Archaeology Management Solutions; Vikingeskibmuseet, Roskilde; The Hunt Museum, Limerick; Eureka Secondary School (Kells, Co. Meath); Flade Klosterschulhaus (St. Gallen); Gallen Community School (Ferbane, Co. Offaly); Coláiste Muire (Ballymote, Co. Sligo).Expert Assistance: Edward Bourke, Daniel Bradley, Sadbh Carrick, Ian Doyle, James Eogan, Silvio Frigg, Fenella G. France, Anna Hoffman, Pádraig Ó Macháin, Pierre-Alain Mariaux, Ursula Mattenberger, Valeria Marriangeli, Griffin Murray, TImothy O'Neill, John Sheehan and Andrew Woods.Replicas: Potted History; Laura Quinn Design; John Nicholl; Brendan O'Neill.Regular episodes every two weeks (on a Friday)Email: medievalirishhistory@gmail.comProducer: Tiago Veloso SilvaSupported by Maynooth University, especially the International Centre for Irish Cultural Heritage, the Dept of Early Irish, the Dept of Music, the Dept of History, & Taighde Éireann/Research Ireland.Views expressed are the speakers' own.

On this episode of the Panoramic Outdoors podcast, we sit down with experienced hunter and storyteller Will Sikora to talk about black bear hunting in Manitoba. From early-season tactics to baiting strategies, Will shares his knowledge of what makes Manitoba such a premier destination for black bear hunting. He also takes us through the story of an epic bear he harvested a few years ago — a hunt that pushed him both mentally and physically. It's a detailed and gripping account, highlighting the intensity of the moment, the lessons learned, and the deep respect he holds for the animal and the hunt itself. Hear how Will got started in black bear hunting, the challenges and advantages of Manitoba's unique terrain, and his approach to stand placement, scent control, and bear behavior. He breaks down why timing matters, how to pattern bears, and the importance of patience. We also talk ethical hunting practices, the importance of conservation, and how to respect the animals we pursue. This is a good one, folks!   Thank you to our sponsors: https://www.ihunterapp.com/  https://www.heightsoutdoors.com/  https://orvsappliance.com/ https://www.redneckhuntingcanada.com/ 

Gal. 3,27 (27) Bo wszyscy, którzy zostaliście ochrzczeni w Chrystusa, w Niego też się odzialiście. Mat. 28,18-20 (18) A Jezus podszedł i zwrócił się do nich w tych słowach: Otrzymałem wszelką władzę w niebie i na ziemi. (19) Idźcie więc i pozyskujcie uczniów pośród wszystkich narodów. Chrzcijcie ich w imię Ojca, Syna i Ducha Świętego (20) i uczcie przestrzegać wszystkiego, co wam przykazałem. A oto Ja jestem z wami przez wszystkie dni aż po kres tego wieku. Mat. 28,17 (17) Gdy Go zobaczyli, złożyli Mu pokłon, choć niektórzy wątpili. Mar. 16,16 (16) Kto uwierzy i zostanie ochrzczony, będzie zbawiony, a kto nie uwierzy, będzie potępiony. Dz. 2,38 (38) Opamiętajcie się — odpowiedział Piotr — i niech każdy z was da się ochrzcić w imię Jezusa Chrystusa dla odpuszczenia waszych grzechów, a otrzymacie dar — Ducha Świętego. Dz. 2,41 (41) Ci więc, którzy przyjęli jego słowa, zostali ochrzczeni i tego dnia dołączyło do nich około trzech tysięcy osób. Dz. 22,16 (16) A teraz — dlaczego zwlekasz? Wstań, daj się ochrzcić i obmyj się z twoich grzechów, wzywając Jego imienia. Dz. 19,1-5 (1) Właśnie gdy Apollos przebywał w Koryncie, Paweł przeszedł obszary wyżynne i przybył do Efezu. Tam spotkał jakichś uczniów (2) i zapytał: Czy otrzymaliście Ducha Świętego, gdy uwierzyliście? A oni mu na to: Nawet nie słyszeliśmy, że jest Duch Święty. (3) Zapytał więc: W jakim zatem chrzcie zostaliście zanurzeni? Odpowiedzieli: W chrzcie Jana. (4) Wtedy Paweł wyjaśnił: Jan zanurzał w chrzcie opamiętania i powtarzał ludowi, że ma uwierzyć w Tego, który idzie za nim, to jest w Jezusa. (5) Gdy to usłyszeli, przyjęli chrzest w imię Pana Jezusa. Nauczanie wygłoszone podczas nabożeństwa połączonego z chrztem na wyznanie wiary, w dniu 18 maja 2025

Sven meets up with Sierra Sikora (She/Her) at KCPA to talk about her song "Jade" off of the EP "Confessions" the CU music scene, and her favorite non-musical things.

Gościem najnowszego odcinka podcastu Raport Międzynarodowy jest przewodniczący rady nadzorczej banku Citi Handlowy i Polskiej Grupy Trilateral Commission - Sławomir Sikora. Tematem rozmowy jest zaś, jak łatwo się domyślić, sytuacja na światowych rynkach finansowych po rozpoczętej przez Donalda Trumpa wojnie handlowej Stanów Zjednoczonych z całym światem. Prowadzący podcast pytają swojego gościa, czy można w ten sposób wszcząć globalny konflikt i wygrać go? O co tak naprawdę chodzi prezydentowi USA? Czy ma konkretny plan, czy może kieruje się jedynie intuicją? Jak na jego decyzję reagują rynki finansowe? Sławomir Sikora zwraca uwagę, że po raz pierwszy osłabiają się zarówno kursy akcji, jak i rentowność amerykańskich obligacji, co świadczy o tym, że rynki finansowe najwyraźniej w istnienie planu Donalda Trumpa nie wierzą.   Prowadzący pytają, czy Stany Zjednoczone są bankrutem, skoro zadłużenie sięgnęło tak niebotycznych rozmiarów, że USA w żadnym scenariuszu nie byłyby w stanie go spłacić. Sławomir Sikora jednoznacznie stwierdza, że taka teza byłaby nieuprawniona, Ameryka mimo wszystko nadal jest wiarygodna. W tym miejscu gość podcastu zauważa, że wiarygodność jest tak naprawdę najcenniejszym aktywem na rynkach finansowych. Jest przy tym aktywem niezwykle kruchym - trudnym do pozyskania, łatwym do stracenia. Idąc dalej tropem nieco, jak przyznają sami prowadzący, lewicowej narracji, Witold Jurasz pyta Sławomira Sikorę, czy amerykańska giełda jeszcze nią jest w tradycyjnym tego słowa znaczeniu? Czy może nie przypomina bardziej kasyna, a rządzące nią kursy akcji nie są oderwane od jakiejkolwiek realnej wartości.   Pada też kluczowe pytanie: czy Stany Zjednoczone nadal są pierwszą gospodarką świata? Czy udział USA w światowym PKB nie skłaniałby nas do liczenia tego wskaźnika według parytetu siły nabywczej? Przy tym założeniu pierwszą gospodarką świata byłyby Chiny. Sławomir Sikora stwierdza, że ani jeden, ani drugi wskaźnik nie udziela idealnej odpowiedzi. By rzetelnie obliczyć gospodarczy potencjał należałoby uwzględnić takie czynniki, jak innowacyjność oraz dostęp do już funkcjonujących najnowocześniejszych technologii. Prowadzący podcast zadają zasadnicze pytanie Sławomirowi Sikorze: czy celem Donalda Trumpa nie jest osłabienie dolara, a jeśli tak, czy możliwe jest zasadnicze osłabienie amerykańskiego pieniądza, przy jednoczesnym utrzymaniu jego wiarygodności oraz roli podstawowej waluty rezerwowej świata? Zbigniew Parafianowicz podnosi również kwestię umowy z Mar-a-Lago, na ile możliwe jest jej wprowadzenie i jak bardzo zmieniłaby świat?   W dalszej części podcastu prowadzący i gość pochylają się nad konsekwencjami wojny celnej Trumpa. Jaka jest szansa, że skończy się ona zbudowaniem strefy wolnego handlu pomiędzy Stanami Zjednoczonymi i Europą z ewentualnym udziałem kilku państw szeroko rozumianego Zachodu, co w efekcie mogłoby uratować hegemonię zachodnich rynków? Nie mniej istotne w całej układance będą też Chiny. Czy utrata 15% chińskiego eksportu do USA pogrzebie nadzieje Państwa Środka na przetrwanie celnej zawieruchy? A może wręcz przeciwnie, wieloletnie przygotowania Pekinu do wojny handlowej z Waszyngtonem przekreślą plan Trumpa, by osłabić Chińczyków?   Na koniec prowadzący zadają Sławomirowi Sikorze pytanie z gruntu osobiste. Konkretnie – czy ekspert trzyma część swoich oszczędności w kryptowalutach. Sławomir Sikora odpowiada na to pytanie przecząco, zaznaczając jednak, że lada dzień mogą pojawić się nowe tego rodzaju instrumenty - waluty prywatne, które zarazem będą gwarantowane na przykład obligacjami amerykańskimi. 

1 Kor. 15,12-20a (12) Jeśli więc o Chrystusie się głosi, że został wzbudzony z martwych, jak mogą niektórzy z was twierdzić, że nie ma zmartwychwstania? (13) Bo jeśli nie ma zmartwychwstania, to i Chrystus nie został wzbudzony. (14) A jeśli Chrystus nie został wzbudzony, to daremne jest nasze poselstwo i daremna jest wasza wiara. (15) Okazujemy się też fałszywymi świadkami Boga, bo poświadczyliśmy, że Bóg wzbudził Chrystusa, a tymczasem nie wzbudził, skoro rzeczywiście umarli nie zmartwychwstają. (16) Bo jeśli umarli nie zmartwychwstają, to i Chrystus nie został wzbudzony. (17) A jeśli Chrystus nie został wzbudzony, daremna wasza wiara! Nadal ciążą na was grzechy! (18) Ponadto ci, którzy zasnęli w Chrystusie — poginęli. (19) Jeśli Chrystus jest naszą nadzieją tylko w tym życiu, to jesteśmy ze wszystkich ludzi najbardziej godni pożałowania. (20) Tymczasem Chrystus zmartwychwstał (...) Nauczanie z dnia 20 kwietnia 2025

To kolejny odcinek na moim kanale, w którym poruszamy tematy związane z dobrostanem w pracy, wypaleniem zawodowym i mądrym podejściem do rozwoju zawodowego. Rozmawiamy też o budowaniu odporności psychicznej, a wiecie że to mój konik. W tym odcinku rozmawiam z niezwykłą gościnią – autorką gry STRESmisja oraz kart wspierających refleksję wokół wypalenia zawodowego. To rozmowa o stresie, emocjach i wypaleniu – ale też o tym, jak mądrze i z lekkością wspierać innych (i siebie!) w trudnych momentach zawodowych.To odcinek dla tych, którzy czują, że ich praca przestała cieszyć. Dla liderów, HR-owców i specjalistów od wellbeingu. Dla każdego, kto chce tworzyć wspierające środowisko pracy.O czym rozmawiamy?

We may think the Vikings were all the same, but it turns out that Viking violence wasn't the same everywhere. New research shows that Norwegian Vikings were buried with 50 times more weapons—and had a lot more injuries—than their neighbours in Denmark. And there were other dramatic differences that researchers were able to uncover, even after the passage of more than a thousand years.This episode digs into what those differences might mean. Why were Norwegian Vikings more violent? Was something going on in their society? And were swords really the handguns of Viking society?My guests on today's show were Lisa Mariann Strand, a PhD research fellow at NTNU, Jan Bill, an archaeologist at the University of Oslo and David Jacobson, a sociologist at the University of South Florida.You can read about Bill's project studying the Gokstad ship here, and you can see picture and description of the ship on the webpages of the Museum of the Viking Age here.Here are some links to the articles we discussed in the show:Jan Bill, David Jacobson, Susanne Nagel, Lisa Mariann Strand (2024)Violence as a lens to Viking societies: A comparison of Norway and Denmark, Journal of Anthropological Archaeology,Volume 75, 2024, 101605, ISSN 0278-4165, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaa.2024.101605Lisa Mariann Strand, Sam Leggett, Birgitte Skar Multi-isotope variation reveals social complexity in Viking Age Norway, iScience, Volume 25, Issue 10, 2022, 105225,ISSN 2589-0042, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2022.105225.Margaryan, A., Lawson, D.J., Sikora, M. et al. Population genomics of the Viking world. Nature 585, 390–396 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-020-2688-8Questions? Comments? You can contact me at nancy.bazilchuk@ntnu.no Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Maria Crann and Sebastian Sikora: Taste of The Tech by 904 Now

„Hodně jsme jezdili do Porýní v Německu, v okolí Düsseldorfu, kde je postuhelná krajina. Nedávno jsme byli ve městě Lodž, které taky pracuje s brownfieldy a velkou revitalizací. Takže i Poláci jsou velkou inspirací,“ říká Michael Sikora ze spolku Dokořán, který se už 20 let snaží revitalizovat bývalou hornickou oblast Karviné. Jak se žije ve městě, které obsazuje spodní příčky žebříčků kvality života? A jak se dá zabránit odlivu mladých lidí? Poslechněte si rozhovor.Všechny díly podcastu Host Radiožurnálu můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

„Hodně jsme jezdili do Porýní v Německu, v okolí Düsseldorfu, kde je postuhelná krajina. Nedávno jsme byli ve městě Lodž, které taky pracuje s brownfieldy a velkou revitalizací. Takže i Poláci jsou velkou inspirací,“ říká Michael Sikora ze spolku Dokořán, který se už 20 let snaží revitalizovat bývalou hornickou oblast Karviné. Jak se žije ve městě, které obsazuje spodní příčky žebříčků kvality života? A jak se dá zabránit odlivu mladých lidí? Poslechněte si rozhovor.

In this heartfelt episode of the ReStoried Podcast, we sit down with Sarah Sikora—a dear friend, former foster youth, adoptee, and adoptive mama—whose life has come full circle.Born addicted to drugs, Sarah faced many challenges growing up in foster care, navigating life with multiple siblings and a longing for stability. Now, as a wife and mother to her own biological children, she has also pursued adoption, and this month, she is officially welcoming two daughters into her family.Sarah shares the emotional complexity of adoption—her joy in growing her family, but also the deep empathy she feels for her daughters' birth mother. She candidly discusses the weight of grief, the bittersweet beauty of adoption, and the importance of acknowledging both the hard and the hopeful.With a powerful message of resilience, Sarah encourages us all: You can break family cycles. No matter where you come from, healing and restoration are possible.Tune in to hear Sarah's inspiring journey and the wisdom she has gained along the way.Episode Highlights: Meet Sarah & her background story You can break family cycles and create a new path.Adoption is both beautiful and bittersweet.Empathy for birth families is essential.Resilience leads to healing and restoration.Full-circle moments bring hope and redemption.Family dynamics in foster care can be complex.Embrace both the hard and the hope.You can make a difference in a child's life.Find More on Hope Bridge:Register for Mobilize Ohio! Visit Our Website Follow us on InstagramFollow us on Facebook Foster Our Community Instagram This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

W czwartek w "Onet Rano." gościem Mikołaja Kunicy będzie Paweł Kowal, szef sejmowej Komisji Spraw Zagranicznych, KO. Następnie zapraszamy na spotkanie z Malwiną Wędzikowską, prowadzącą program "The Traitors. Zdrajcy". W części "Onet Rano. WIEM" gośćmi Odety Moro będą: Agata Sikora, Senior Regional Sales Specialist Boehringer Ingelheim i Agnieszka Stemplowska-Bonk, Regional Sales Specialist Boehringer Ingelheim. 

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit www.WOSPodcast.comThis show includes the following songs:Nicki Kris - Nowhere feat Tye Cristo FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSteph Mercado - My Muse FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYCarrie Solomon - The Line FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSyd Taylor - Honeycomb FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYAlmost Jane - Outta Reach FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSonata Kay - I Go to Jail on the Weekends FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYLiv Hanna - star signs FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSierra Sikora - Relapse FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYRickie Singerman - Whiskey FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYMoniq - Fantasy FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYVisit our Sponsor Profitable Musician Newsletter at profitablemusician.com/joinVisit our Sponsor Michelle Wilson at moldtheheart.com/good-newsVisit our Sponsor Track Stage at https://profitablemusician.com/trackstageVisit our Sponsor Kick Bookkeeping at http://profitablemusician.com/kickVisit www.wosradio.com for more details and to submit music to our review board for consideration.Visit our resources for Indie Artists: https://www.wosradio.com/resourcesBecome more Profitable in just 3 minutes per day. http://profitablemusician.com/join

North Tonawanda Fire Chief Joe Sikora on preparing firefighters for the extreme cold this week full 246 Tue, 21 Jan 2025 09:30:12 +0000 wLQksIUevdYK8VVgYGKc7ERJx8BERyx5 news,weather,wben,north tonawanda WBEN Extras news,weather,wben,north tonawanda North Tonawanda Fire Chief Joe Sikora on preparing firefighters for the extreme cold this week Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False

"Your target market and their demographics realistically need to be in alignment with your own beliefs and morals or you may have trouble reaching out to them or keeping them once others have entered the market." - Michael GerberReal estate leader and founder and CEO of The Align Team Brett Sikora is making his very first appearance on the show today and we are extremely excited to have a man with such a background and knowledge sharing with us today.  Brett and Jay are diving into Brett's background in real estate and how he went from being a top producer on another real estate team to forming his own company, Brett's affinity for the landscaping business, and why, post-election, we are seeing consumer's purchasing confidence returning to the market.  It's a real estate and leadership master class today with the one and only Brett Sikora.

Paul Lamb, Joe Filisko and Adam Sikora join me on episode 125, for a retrospective on one of the legends of the diatonic harmonica, Sonny Terry, whose real name was Saunders Terrell.Sonny was born in 1911 (or 1912), in Greensboro, Georgia (or it could have been North Carolina). Growing up on a farm in a rural community, Sonny was left blind by two accidents in his youth. Unable to work on the farm he turned to music, with his harmonica playing father giving him his early lessons.Sonny first rose to prominence playing with Blind Boy Fuller, and then made a splash by performing at Carnegie Hall in 1938 as part of the ‘From Spirituals To Swing' concert.A few years later he formed probably the most famous blues duo ever, with Brownie McGhee. Sonny and Brownie made their name in the New York Folk scene and went on to play together for forty years, travelling the world, with many festival appearances, on Broadway, in movies and countless albums together. Sonny also played solo and with many other notable musicians besides Brownie, including an album with Johnny Winter towards the end of his life.We look into Sonny's style of playing and talk about how his rhythmical work is essential study in getting your own harmonica chops together.Links:Sonny Terry Estate items for sale:https://bluemoonharmonicas.com/collections/sonny-terry-estate-llcPaul Lamb: http://paullamb.com/Joe Filisko: https://www.filiskostore.com/Adam Sikora: https://jukejointsmokers.com/http://www.the-archivist.co.uk/rare-early-blues-harp-recordings-by-singers-and-sidemen-introduced-by-joe-filisko/Videos:American Folk Blues Festival, Hootin' The Blues:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtO7cctW1uISonny and Woody Guthrie postage stamps playing Lost John:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4ldxb0iGHcSonny and Brownie in one of their last concerts, 1980:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzDNhA5irc8Sonny and Brownie playing on The Jerk, Steve Martin movie:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeDgOUoDTsYPodcast website:https://www.harmonicahappyhour.comDonations:If you want to make a voluntary donation to help support the running costs of the podcast then please use this link (or visit the podcast website link above):https://paypal.me/harmonicahappyhour?locale.x=en_GBSpotify Playlist: Also check out the Spotify Playlist, which contains most of the songs discussed in the podcast:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5QC6RF2VTfs4iPuasJBqwT?si=M-j3IkiISeefhR7ybm9qIQPodcast sponsors:This podcast is sponsored by SEYDEL harmonicas - visit the oldest harmonica factory in the world at www.seydel1847.com  or on Facebook or Instagram at SEYDEL HARMONICAS--------------------------------Blue Moon Harmonicas: https://bluemoonharmonicas.comSupport the show

Today we're talking Whiskey, Wine & Wildlife with Jan Gourley and Sebastian Sikora

About the Guest:Emily Sikora Emily Sikora is a dynamic entrepreneur and the owner of two flourishing businesses, Gray Bird Label and TriStar Trading. With a background in exercise science and occupational therapy, Emily transitioned from the healthcare industry to the world of fashion and online commerce. She founded Gray Bird Label in 2016, which has grown from an online boutique to a manufacturer and wholesaler of fashion accessories across the globe. Alongside Johnny Bragg, Emily also co-owns TriStar Trading, a merchandise business catering to YouTubers and online influencers. Her journey showcases her adaptability, drive, and resourcefulness in navigating business challenges and scaling her ventures.Episode Summary:In this episode of the podcast, host Colin Johnson sits down with Emily Sikora, a successful entrepreneur from Johnson City, to discuss her journey and the growth of her businesses, Gray Bird Label and TriStar Trading. They begin by reflecting on the local charm of Johnson City, with Emily highlighting how her appreciation for the area grew as she started raising her children there. She particularly enjoys the vibrant community, good schools, and numerous festivals and events.Emily delves into the origins of Gray Bird Label, which started as an online boutique selling women's clothes and accessories. She explains how the business scaled rapidly, transitioning from Facebook groups to an online store with both an app and a website. Facing the challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, she pivoted Gray Bird into manufacturing and wholesaling unique fashion accessories like earrings, purses, and bathrobes to stores across the country and the world. Emily also talks about her other venture, TriStar Trading, which she co-founded with Johnny Bragg to provide merchandise for YouTubers. The episode is a deep dive into Emily's entrepreneurial journey, filled with actionable insights and inspiration for aspiring business owners.Key Takeaways:Adapt and Pivot: Emily's successful transition from retail to wholesale manufacturing highlights the importance of adaptability in business.Leveraging Social Media: Connecting with manufacturers and customers through platforms like Instagram can significantly foster business growth.Balancing Personal and Professional Life: Emily shares how entrepreneurship allows her to maintain a flexible schedule that accommodates both her business and family needs.Community Support: Building a strong local customer base can facilitate initial business growth and sustain long-term success.Business Partnerships: Effective collaboration, as seen with TriStar Trading, can bring complementary strengths together and drive a business forward.Notable Quotes:"I needed a little more for my brain than just being home all the time.""A lot of the stuff that I worked really hard learning with Gray Bird, I've been able to put into use with TriStar.""It's a balancing act. You gotta think really, at least probably, six months out.""There is not a manual for how to start and run a business. It just doesn't exist.""I have a heart for other people that are interested in owning a business. I don't think that you have that inkling inside of you for no reason."Resources:Gray Bird Label WebsiteGray Bird Label InstagramTriStar Trading WebsiteTriStar Trading InstagramFor an in-depth look at Emily's entrepreneurial insights and to hear more about her journey, tune into the full episode. Stay tuned to the podcast for more inspiring stories and practical advice from local business leaders.

„Samoregulacja”, czyli zdolność kontrolowania własnych emocji, myśli czy zachowań, w odniesieniu do dzieci może wydawać się sprzecznością samą w sobie. Zgodnie z definicją, młody człowiek, który posiadł tę umiejętność potrafi zarządzać gniewem oraz smutkiem, kontroluje impulsy i koncentruje się na zadaniach. Osiągnięcie takiego stanu na pewno nie jest łatwe, ale warto wspierać dziecko w tym procesie. Jak wyglądają poszczególne jego etapy? Jak wykorzystać tę wiedzę w domu, a jak w szkole? Jaką rolę w procesie radzenia sobie z emocjami odgrywają dorośli? O skutecznych strategiach wspierania młodego człowieka na drodze do samoregulacji, opowiedziała specjalistka psychologii klinicznej dzieci i młodzieży dr Jagoda Sikora, w ramach wystąpienia na trzeciej konferencji z cyklu Dziecko-Nastolatek-Dorosły, zorganizowanej pod hasłem: Szkoła przetrwania. Jak budować odporność psychiczną w systemie edukacji? Spotkanie odbyło się w ramach trzeciej konferencji naukowej z cyklu „Dziecko → Nastolatek → Dorosły” poświęconej tematyce "Szkoła przetrwania - jak budować odporność psychiczną w systemie edukacji?". Konferencja organizowana przez Wydział Psychologii i Prawa Uniwersytetu SWPS w Poznaniu przy współpracy z Środowiskowym Centrum Zdrowia Psychicznego oraz Centrum Badań nad Rozwojem Osobowości Uniwersytetu SWPS, współfinansowana ze środków budżetowych Miasta Poznania oraz Samorządu Województwa Wielkopolskiego. W cyklu podcastów “Dziecko, Nastolatek, Dorosły” Strefy Psyche Uniwersytetu SWPS mówimy o zdrowiu psychicznym dzieci i młodzieży. Wraz z psychologami, psychoterapeutami i innymi specjalistami rozmawiamy o przemocy jakiej dzieci i młodzież doświadczają ze strony swoich rówieśników, jak również ze strony dorosłych. Strefa Psyche Uniwersytetu SWPS to projekt popularyzujący wiedzę psychologiczną na najwyższym merytorycznym poziomie oraz odkrywający możliwości działania, jakie daje psychologia w różnych sferach życia zarówno prywatnego, jak i zawodowego. Projekt obejmuje działania online, których celem jest umożliwienie rozwoju każdemu, kto ma taką potrzebę lub ochotę, niezależnie od miejsca, w którym się znajduje. Więcej o projekcie: https://web.swps.pl/strefa-psyche

Send us a textHi everybody, welcome to GIG I'm your host Mike Redman. I've been advised to ask you to subscribe, follow, and like this podcast so that I can reach as many artists as possible, so please take a second and do that, you'll be  joining the ranks of the awesome people. Something I hear over and over in my interviews is ‘You can do it', as long as you're willing to work hard. I don't think you'll find many artists that work harder than Matthew and Liz who together make up the band SIKORA. Our interview was both enlightening and just plain wonderful. You see Matthew and Liz are partners in business in the band and in life. They've made some very smart decisions in their career which has led them to having financial security as well as artistic freedom.I think you'll really enjoy this interview  it's just so nice to see a band that's doing so well, has no ego issues, and love each other as much as they love music. sikoraband.cominstagram.com/sikoraband @sikorabandYouTube.com/SikorabandVisit GIG with Mike Redman @https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcastsEmail me questions, guests you would like to see @ : gigwithmikeredman@gmail.comThanks for listening !Mike Redman

Brady heads out to North Branch to talk with Bronco ball coach Chris Sikora to chat about the Broncos 2023 season, the strides they've taken in the off season, who to look out for, the 2024 season and a whole lot more!

Discover Lafayette's sound engineer, Jason Sikora, has a voice many of you are familiar with, as he's participated in our interviews over the past seven years, ensuring a finely-tuned, professional podcast. Jason Sikora pictured with Butch Roussel during a recording of Discover Lafayette Podcast. But many of you may not know his interesting back story, or how he came to live and work in Lafayette LA. A native of Detroit, Michigan and graduate of the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, Jason has a rich collection of memories to share and insights into how rock concerts are orchestrated. Jason's dad worked for Ford Motor Company in Detroit, but when Jason and his two brothers were young, the family moved to Hartland, Michigan to be able to escape the city life and its accompanying declining socio-economic factors in the 1980s. Describing Hartland as "basically a truck stop," it was much more. Jason graduated from Hartland High School, playing drums in its marching band and eventually serving as the Hartland Eagles' mascot. Sadly, Jason's younger brother, Kris, died when he was 11 years old, from a blood disorder. Kris' life and death had great meaning, however, as researchers were able to study his condition. Jason stated that today, people with Kris' condition would survive. Upon graduation from high school, Jason hightailed it to Hollywood, California to attend the Musicians Institute ("MI"), a college that was known as a 'player's school,' meaning that students were taught the skills to make a sustainable career in the music industry. While many young people could qualify to be a guitar tech based upon their self-taught abilities, Jason credited MI for a valuable education and teaching him guitar repair and cable management. " I started playing guitar in 6th grade, so I had six to seven years of experience with signal flow, how to solder microphones back together. I learned a lot in high school with my band, messing with pedals and guitars and amplifiers. I did learn guitar repair, cable management and how to get tone while in college at MI." Andy Brauer hired Jason right after graduation from MI, to work at his shop that specialized in instrument and musical gear rentals. Jason had the good fortune to work with Faith Hill in his very first gig, being hired to work at Skywalker Ranch to assist in recording track sessions. "I got to hang out with the best musicians in the world for a week: Mike Landau, Dean Parks, Paul Bushnell, and Vinnie Calaiuta are monster players!" Jason also got to witness the regular lives of performers such as Faith Hill, her husband, Tim McGraw, and their children, and realized how fortunate he was to be a part of this experience in the ordinary lives of superstars as the album was being cut. Jason then met Michael Lockwood, a guitarist who hired him to be a touring guitar tech for Aimee Mann, performing sound checks and restringing guitars, ensuring that all would go well during concerts. Jason would continue this type of work for several years, working with greats such as Lisa Marie Presley, Britney Spears, and the Goo Goo Dolls, as well as other acts during what he calls his 'lost years from 2004 to 2006', such as Hanson, Gerard McMahon, Puddle of Mudd, and the recording of "A Mighty Wind," an album accompanying a movie of the same name, featuring Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer, Michael McKean, Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Jennifer Coolidge and many other staples of comedy culture of the time. "The work ethic is very different when you're on the road. You're not allowed to be sick. The show must go on. If there is a half million dollar guarantee and there are 10,000 people out there, your rig has to work. There was always a doctor out there with water, vitamins, and oxygen. You have to do the show. There's no back-up. No one else would know my rig," says Jason Sikora. Asked if he missed traveling on the road for months as a time as a guitar tech,

In Part 1 of this interview special guest and my Enneagram mentor, Mario Sikora shared the details of the history, myths, and misconceptions of where the Enneagram came from and even set the record straight on the origin of Wings.  When you listen in to Part 2 this week, you'll hear how Mario has seen the Enneagram evolve (and how he's played a huge role in its evolution), what he says to the skeptics, and where he sees the Enneagram going - both with a cautious and an optimistic outlook.  Get in touch with Mario:mario@awarenesstoaction.comAwareness to Action Enneagram Certification:https://ata.enneagramondemand.com/Listen to Mario's Enneagram podcast:https://the-awareness-to-action.captivate.fm/Instinctual Leadership Book:https://amzn.to/4eJdVoN*****Send us a Text Message.

After listening to this 2-Part series with  Mario Sikora, my Enneagram mentor, former International Enneagram Association President, and current Founder and CEO of Awareness to Action Enneagram, you'll have earned your credits in Enneagram History 101. In Part 1 you'll hear the answers to and topics on:Where - and who - exactly did the Enneagram came from? How old is the Enneagram (spoiler alert - it's not 2,000 years)? Myths and misconceptions around the origin of the Enneagram Why is it important to understand the approach you're learning from?The skipped Enneagram class that birthed the idea of WingsWhy Mario doesn't teach Wings and what he recommends insteadTune in next week for Part 2, diving into the evolution and the future of the Enneagram!Get in touch with Mario:mario@awarenesstoaction.comThe origin of the Enneagram YouTube video mentioned by Mario:https://youtu.be/wlO3KJWnNd8?si=qDIZnyeHSJ5GXNoBAwareness to Action Enneagram Certification:https://ata.enneagramondemand.com/Listen to Mario's Enneagram podcast:https://the-awareness-to-action.captivate.fm/Instinctual Leadership Book:https://amzn.to/4eJdVoN*****Send us a Text Message.

This special edition of The Path & The Practice welcomes Joanne Molinaro as guest host. Joanne is a Foley partner turned social media creator and New York Time's best-selling author. Joanne is in conversation with environmental senior counsel Amanda Beggs and litigation senior counsel Kristin McGaver Sikora. Their discussion explores the benefits of specialization in a legal career for both the attorney and clients. They also reflect on life as a junior associate, work/life balance, mentorship, feedback, and more.

On the evening of May 22, 1992, Betty Wilson returned home from an AA meeting to find her husband, Dr. Jack Wilson, had been beaten and stabbed to death in what she assumed was a burglary gone wrong. Betty ran to a neighbor's house to call 911, and police arrived at the Wilson's house a short time later to secure the scene.At first, investigators agreed with Betty's theory that Jack had surprised a burglar and was then killed. The problem, however, was that nothing appeared to have been taken, nor did it appear that the house had been ransacked. A few days later, a tip led detectives to James White, who quickly confessed that he murdered Jack Wilson at the request of Betty and her twin sister, Peggy Lowe, with whom he was in love. Betty Wilson and her sister, Peggy, were both arrested and went on to be tried for capital murder, while James White accepted a plea deal in exchange for testifying against both women. After a brief trial, a jury found Betty guilty, and she was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Peggy Lowe, on the other hand, was tried for the same crime, but just a few months after her sister's verdict was read, Peggy was found not guilty. How was it both women could face the same charges, under the same circumstances, and be tried with the same evidence, but receive opposite outcomes? Thank you to David White, of Bring Me the Axe podcast, for research!ReferencesAssociated Press. 1992. "Friends of accused express disbelief." Montgomery Advertiser, July 13: 13.—. 1992. "Suspect's former lover quits post." Montgomery Advertiser, June 24: 18.—. 1992. "Twin sisters suspects in man's murder." Selma Times-Journal, June 7: 7.Betty Woods Wilson v. State of Alabama. 1995. 690 So. 2d 449 (Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama, May 5).Carey, Bob. 1998. "The Murder." Old Huntsville: History and Stories of the Tennessee Valley, 1.Dunnavant, Robert. 1992. "Shelby man says he killed doctor to win twin's love." Birmingham Post-Herald, June 6: 1.1996. Forensic Files. Produced by Paul Bourdett. Performed by Ed Freeman.Marshall, Mike. 2006. "Serving time for murdering husband, Betty Wilson remarries in prison." Dothan Eagle, May 3: 3.Newberry, Paul. 1993. "Surprise testimony in Wilson murder trial." Anniston Star, February 28: 1.—. 1993. "Wilson defense mocks, picks apart testimony ." Birmingham Post-Herald, February 25: 1.Reeves, Jay. 1993. "Betty Wilson silent as jury gets her case." Anniston Star, March 2: 2.—. 1993. "Deliberation starts in case of woman accused of plotting husband's slaying." Montgomery Advertiser, March 3: 1.Richardson, Sandee. 1993. "Wilson trial begins." Birmingham Post-Herald, February 24: 1.Schutze, Jim. 2023. By Two and Two: The Scandalous Story of Twin Sisters Accused of a Shocking Crime of Passion. New York, NY: Open Road Media.Sikora, Frank. 1993. "Mrs. Wilson's disgust toward husband detailed." Birmingham Post-Herald, February 27: 1.Thornton, Donna. 2022. "Filmmaker contends doctor's wife wrongly convicted." Montgomery Advertiser, August 29: 1.Wilson, Betty. 1998. "The Betty Wilson story." Old Huntsville: History and Stories of the Tennessee Valley, 1.Witt, Elaine. 1993. "Mrs. Wilson guilty, gets life in prison." Birmingham Post-Herald, March 4: 1.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.