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Dziś zabieramy Was za kulisy Mistrzostw Europy. Moim rozmówcą jest Jacek Tyczyński, który śledził zmagania z bardzo bliska – jako członek sztabu reprezentacji Polski.Nie robimy tu suchego podsumowania wyników. Zamiast tego serwujemy świeże emocje, zakulisowe anegdoty i nasze subiektywne "topy i flopy" z wyjazdu. W tym odcinku dowiecie się m.in.:- Jak wygląda rola "szerpy" na punktach odżywczych i logistyka kadry?- Dlaczego imprezy mistrzowskie to zupełnie inna bajka niż komercyjne festiwale trailowe?- Co kryje się za świetnym występem i srebrnym medalem naszej męskiej drużyny?- Jak z bliska wyglądają trudne decyzje zawodników o zejściu z trasy (DNF).Dla wzrokowców: na YouTube czeka na Was wersja wideo z ponad setką zdjęć z wyjazdu w tle!Ogromne podziękowania dla Patronów za Wasze stałe wsparcie – bez Was ten podcast by nie istniał. Dziękuję również partnerom mojego wyjazdu do Słowenii: marce DrWitt za zapasy izotoników, które ratowały mnie w najgorętszych momentach, oraz firmie Transa-M za użyczenie kampera, który sprawdził się jako idealna, mobilna baza wypadowa [REKLAMA]

W dzisiejszej audycji mówimy o liście otwartym poświęconym zakończeniu wojny, który prezydent Ukrainy Wołodymyr Zełenski wysłał do rosyjskiego prezydenta Władimira Putina, a także o ukraińskim dronie morskim, prawdopodobnie zakłóconym, który wybuchł kilka dni temu w rumuńskim porcie Konstanca na wchodzie tego kraju. Przedstawiamy nowe ramy programowe Polonijnej Edukacji Językowo-Kulturowej opracowane przez Instytut Rozwoju Języka Polskiego, które mają pomóc w nauczania języka polskiego. Naszym gościem jest dziś dr Piotr Bernatowicz, kurator wystawy „L'Humanité / Ludzkość”, prezentującej rysunki i obrazy Józefa Czapskiego.

Kabaret hrAbi, z gościnnym udziałem Wojtka Kamińskiego, krąży po kraju i opowiada publiczności jak to jest być facetem. Zagościli również w NieDoMówieniach Artura Andrusa. Ale to była rozmowa nie tylko o byciu facetem. Pojawiły się np. wspomnienia występów na przyczepie.

Władze Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej uznają, że obywatelami Chin są Hanowie oraz przedstawiciele 55 mniejszości etnicznych. Wśród tych ostatnich znajdują się wyznawcy islamu. W Pekinie natknąć się można na muzułmańskiej dzielnice, a widok meczetów w niektórych częściach kraju nie jest rzadkością. Chociaż dawniej wyznawcy islamu mieli realny wpływ na losy Chin, dzisiaj ich los jest trudny do pozazdroszczenia.(00:00:00) Zwiastun odcinka(00:00:26) Powitanie(00:01:30) Rozmowa(01:02:22) Zakończenie i podziękowaniaWszystkie głosy, które usłyszycie w tym odcinku należą do fizycznych, rzeczywiście istniejących osób i nie zostały wygenerowane maszynowo przez algorytmy. ✅ Wspieraj Brzmienie Świata na Patronite:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://patronite.pl/brzmienie-swiata⁠⁠⁠⁠ 

Dr Maciej Walczyński – dla studentów PWr: promotor prac dyplomowych i prowadzący zajęcia z programowania; dla uczniów ALO: pan od informatyki. Ale dla bliższych znajomych to przede wszystkim człowiek z pasją. Jazzman, kompozytor, aranżer, leader i manager Jazz Dreamers – to role, w których pasja go obsadza. O tym – jak muzyka może wdzierać się w każdy wolny moment życia i co zrobić, żeby ją obłaskawić – z artystą rozmawia Marek Kopel.

W najnowszej odsłonie „Skądinąd” gości dr Przemysław Skrzyński, religioznawca z Instytutu Religioznawstwa Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, pracownik naukowy Zakładu Interdyscyplinarnych Badań nad Religiami w Polsce. A rozmawiamy o historii i teraźniejszości polskiego buddyzmu. Rozmawiamy także o zmarłym 18 maja b.r. Ole Nydahlu, pionierze buddyzmu tybetańskiego w Polsce. O wątkach buddyjskich w pismach Piotra Skargi. O pierwszych polskich buddystach. O Ryōuchū Stanisławie Umedzie i grupie Oneiron. O sanghach japońskiego i koreańskiego zen. O Philipie Kapleau i Dennisie Genpo Merzelu – pierwszych zachodnich nauczycielach polskich buddystów. O tym, jak polski buddyzm rozwijał się i ewoluował przez ostatnie sześćdziesiąt lat. O tym, ilu jest w Polsce buddystów – oficjalnie i nieoficjalnie. O tym, czy istnieje jakaś charakterystyczna dla Polski specyfika praktykowanego tutaj buddyzmu. O mindfulness i innych około- oraz quasibuddyjskich praktykach i nurtach. A także o wielu jeszcze innych sprawach. Owocnego słuchania!

Początkowo wyglądało na tragiczny wypadek, ale szybko okazało się jedną z najbardziej makabrycznych poznańskich zbrodni. Jak chora zazdrość doprowadziła do katastrofy, która w ułamku sekundy zrujnowała życie dziesiątek niewinnych osób?00:01:43 cz.1 Magda i Robert00:06:03 cz. 2 Beata i Tomasz00:14:21 cz. 3 Wyjazd00:19:31 cz. 4 Niepasujący klucz00:25:19 cz. 5 Wybuch00:35:46 cz. 6 Co kryje gruzowisko?00:42:57 cz. 7 Powrót Tomasza-------------------SŁUCHAJ WCZEŚNIEJ I BEZ REKLAM - WSPARCIE CYKLICZNE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCXBjEraOsVscigiY8Rszbg/joinJEDNORAZOWE WSPARCIE PODCASTU: https://buycoffee.to/szkickryminalnyCHESZ USŁYSZEĆ WIĘCEJ HISTORII? ZAPRASZAM NA TIK TOK-A: https://www.tiktok.com/@szkic.kryminalnyKONTAKT: szkic.kryminalny@gmail.comŹRÓDŁA: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bTbiyHte4st7twJ_DfZ05ThIi8u1sN4tALcTaMsqnN0/edit?usp=sharingMUZYKA W TLE: Arthur Vyncke - Uncertaintyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RRWCxfkmtA&t=0sMUZYKA INTRO: Sound ride music - Countdown to apocalypseCredits:Music: Countdown to Apocalypse by SoundridemusicLink to Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3MTjOpLCxA&t=0sMUZYKA INTRO 2:"Nyoko - Flowing Into The Darkness" is under a Free To Use YouTube license / redowthered Music powered by BreakingCopyright: • Dark Ambient Music (No Copyright)MUZYKA POCZĄTEK / KONIEEC: Dylan Owens - Black fingerprint https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk5zngU-aAE Materiały video zawarte w odcinku pochodzą z dostępnych zasobów Canvy, a także z archiwum własnego. // Scenariusz, realizacja, montaż: Aleksandra Orłowska

It's the penultimate episode of this program so Tee and The Suburban Puerto Rican Gabe link up one last time. Tee explains why we're wrapping things up and then him and Gabe chop it up a bit. Gabe has decided to give up drinking and we discuss why. Tee was so excited and enamored by The Artemis 2 mission around the moon, so we discuss. We of course go to Reddit one last time for some AITA before wrapping with our, well Tee's entertainment recs for the week.Team SKiM“Bullets ain't racial, kid, they only hate you”Tatum | TAYREL713 | Lunchbox | LISTEN | RSS | Apple Podcast | Spotify | TuneIn | Bluesky | Amazon Music | YouTube | Email | Amazon Wish List | Merch | Patreon  PHONE l 216-264-6311 LinksCapitol Theatre Scores County Grant to Upgrade Main Theater Projector SystemRedditAITA for telling my family that if they want us to do more with them, they have tomeet us at our level?AITA for not trimming my leg hair?AITA for being upset that my husband throws away dishes I forget to put away

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Dairy Skim is a bite-sized episode series where HighGround's top analysts break down the latest dairy data release. Today, Betty Berning discusses the March 2026 US Dairy Products Report. Subscribe so that you never miss an episode!Listen on our website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠highgrounddairy.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠/podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow us on LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠linkedin.com/company/highground-dairy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow us on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram.com/highgrounddairy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Start your 30 Day Free Trial of HighGround Dairy's Market Intelligence here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠highgrounddairy.com/free-trial⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Find our contact information, social media profiles, recent reports, and more here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/highgrounddairy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠This episode was produced and edited by HighGround Dairy's Becca Kelm.

Roman Imielski i Agata Kondzińska rozmawiają o spotkaniu Mateusza Morawieckiego z Jarosławem Kaczyńskim, sytuacji w Prawie i Sprawiedliwości oraz szerzej o polskiej scenie politycznej. O tym, jak w politycznych rozgrywkach ustawia się Konfederacja. A także o służbie zdrowia oraz o aferze Zondacrypto i Radosławie Piesiewiczu, prezesie Polskiego Komitetu Olimpijskiego. Więcej podcastów na: https://wyborcza.pl/podcast. Piszcie do nas w każdej sprawie na: listy@wyborcza.pl. Wejdź na https://wyborcza.pl/WYBORCZA12, podczas zakupu wpisz kod WYBORCZA12 i odbierz zniżkę na prenumeratę cyfrową Wyborczej. Przygotowaliśmy dla Was 100 kodów promocyjnych, dzięki którym aż przez 12 tygodni korzystasz z Wyborcza.pl bezpłatnie* *Po użyciu kodu WYBORCZA12 pierwsza płatność zostanie obniżona do 0 zł za pierwsze 12 tygodni. Każda następna płatność to 36 zł za 4 tygodnie. Opłaty pobierane są automatycznie z góry co 4 tygodnie. Możesz zrezygnować z autoodnowienia. Propozycja dotyczy pakietu Premium prenumeraty cyfrowej Wyborczej. Tylko dla osób, które w ciągu ostatniego roku nie posiadały prenumeraty w serwisie Wyborcza.pl. Dostępność od 30.03.2026 do 26.04.2026 r. Oferta ograniczona dla 100 pierwszych osób. Szczegółowe warunki umowy znajdziesz po przejściu na stronę zakupu.

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Praca jest bez wątpienia koniecznością dla większości z nas i pozwala zarobić na codzienne utrzymanie. Ale w dzisiejszym świecie znaczy o wiele więcej - jest częścią naszej tożsamości, określa nas, buduje poczucie własnej wartości. Dlatego kiedy Man-su traci pracę po 25 latach wiernej służby w firmie produkującej papier, jego świat wali się w gruzy. Jak teraz utrzymać poziom życia, którym jego wspaniała rodzina cieszyła się przez lata? Jak nadal czuć się użytecznym i pełnowartościowym mężczyzną? Jak odzyskać swoją pracę? W 82 odcinku Podkastu, przyglądamy się "Bez wyjścia", najnowszemu filmowi Park Chan-wooka, w którym komedia przeplata się z makabrą. Dlaczego pomysł na adaptację powieści Donalda E. Westlake'a koreański mistrz nosił w sobie przez ponad 20 lat? Dlaczego scenariusz ten był aktualny na początku XX wieku i nadal jest na czasie? W rozmowie wychodzimy poza film Parka i kreślimy szersze konteksty. Z  czego wynika to, że Koreańczycy pracują tak dużo? Jaki do problemów lokalnego rynku pracy podchodzą inni filmowcy? Zapraszamy do słuchania.

Urodzony dokładnie 200 lat temu Vojta Náprstek był człowiekiem, któremu życiorysu mógłby pozazdrościć legendarny Jara Cimrman.. Jeszcze jako student szedł na czele pochodu, otwierającego Zjazd Słowiański w Pradze, latem 1848 roku. Po powstaniu, które w czasie zjazdu wybuchło, uciekł do Stanów, dziesięć lat wydawał tam gazety, prowadził na środkowym zachodzie sklep i wziął udział w wyprawie etnograficznej do narodu Dakotów. Po powrocie do Czech zaś został wielkim katalizatorem - zakładał muzea, sponsorował podróżników, jako radny dbał o parki i elektryczność. Mówiąc krótko - modernizował ukochaną ojczyznę.W 122 odcinku Czechostacji o Vojcie Náprstku opowiada przewodniczka po Pradze Anna Karolina Lewandowska. Opisuje wyjątkowe miejsce w jakim Náprstek dorastał i do którego, po powrocie ze Stanów, wrócił - miejsce w którym dziś mieści się muzeum jego imienia - dom u Halanku na praskim starym mieście.Anna wyjaśnia też, jak to się stało, że pierwotnie muzeum przemysłowe jeszcze za życia swojego twórcy stało się muzeum etnograficznym, z unikalnymi zbiorami z całego świata - w części zresztą zgromadzonymi przez samego Náprstka.Przewodniczka opowiada też o licznych inicjatywach, w których ten społecznik brał udział. W tym tej być może historycznie najważniejszej, czyli założeniu Amerykańskiego Klubu Dam - pierwszej czeskiej organizacji zajmującej się kształceniem kobiet i walką o to, by miały równe z mężczyznami prawa.W rozmowie przywołujemy sporo zdarzeń, o których więcej możecie posłuchać w innych odcinkach Czechostacji. Np o:Panslawizmie w CzechachCzeskich obyczajach pogrzebowychCzeskim odrodzeniu narodowymPopularnej w Czechach muzyce***Jeśli podcast Wam się podoba i chcecie pomóc go rozwijać, możecie zostać Patronami lub Patronkami Czechostacji w serwisie Patronite. W tym tygodniu zdecydowali się na to:Alek, Mateusz, MichałBardzo Wam dziękuję

Utytułowany polski podróżnik Mariusz Majewski spędził w Makali – niesłychanie ciężkim więzieniu w Demokratycznej Republice Konga w Afryce, prawie sto dni. Polak cudem przetrwał w niezwykle ciężkich warunkach (brak wody, głód, choroby, bezprawie, brutalna przemoc), w których każdy dzień był wyczerpującą walką o przetrwanie. Niesłusznie oskarżonemu o szpiegostwo podróżnikowi z Polski, groziła kara śmierci, którą w ostatniej chwili zmieniono na dożywocie (co w afrykańskim więzieniu de facto i tak byłoby wyrokiem śmierci, tyle, że rozłożonym na raty). Mariusza udało się uwolnić z kongijskiego więzienia dzięki pomocy setek ludzi, z polskimi władzami na czele (w uwolnienie Mariusza zaangażował się prezydent Andrzej Duda oraz MSZ). Podróżnik do końca życia będzie jednak pamiętał piekło jakiego doświadczył w centralnej Afryce. Jakie wnioski wyciągnął z tej bolesnej, życiowej lekcji? Co było dla niego najgorsze w niewoli? Gośćmi Michała Poklękowskiego, w tej edycji Drogowskazów, są Jarosław Kocemba i Mariusz Majewski, autorzy nowej na rynku wydawniczym książki wydawnictwa Harde, pt. „Kongijskie piekło. Polak w afrykańskim więzieniu”.

Kamila Biedrzycka gości prof. Radosława Markowskiego z Polskiej Akademii Nauk, który nie zostawia suchej nitki na Jarosławie Kaczyńskim! Profesor Markowski MIAŻDŻY prezesa PiS, nazywając jego słowa "KOMPROMITACJĄ!" i twierdząc, że "POWTARZA ZMYŚLENIA KREMLA!". Jakie są konsekwencje takiego zachowania dla polskiej polityki i bezpieczeństwa? Ekspert analizuje, dlaczego Kaczyński posuwa się do tak drastycznych stwierdzeń i co to oznacza dla przyszłości PiS. Posłuchaj całej, SZOKUJĄCEJ dyskusji! Oglądaj Express Biedrzyckiej na żywo w serwisie YouTube. Więcej informacji o programie na stronie Super Expressu.

 Polityka NBP opiera się na podziale zasobów złota między Polskę, Londyn i Nowy Jork. Ekspert rynku złota, Michał Tekliński tłumaczy zależności w polskim i światowym obrocie zlotem. 

W najnowszej odsłonie „Skądinąd” gości Michał Okoński, publicysta i zastępca redaktora naczelnego „Tygodnika Powszechnego”. A rozmawiamy o współczesnych sporach o chrześcijaństwo. Rozmawiamy także o liście biskupów z okazji 40-lecia wizyty Jana Pawła II w rzymskiej synagodze oraz intensywnych dyskusjach wokół tego listu. O pęknięciach i podziałach we współczesnym chrześcijaństwie. O fundamentalizmie i integryzmie. O „chrześcijaństwie” spod znaku MAGA w wersji Petera Thiela i JD Vance'a. O naturze i źródłach przemocy i o tym, jak na przemoc patrzy chrześcijaństwo. O możliwych scenariuszach na przyszłość. A także o wielu jeszcze innych sprawach. Owocnego słuchania!

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Shaky hands and loud headlines don't make good health decisions, you do. This episode dives into the messy middle where wellness advice often gets flattened into yes/no rules and scary scores. We start with chia seeds and the internet's favorite twist: a rare, easily preventable issue turned into a sweeping indictment. The fix is simple, soak briefly or drink water, yet those details get buried by fear-driven content that thrives on clicks, not context.From there we unpack how apps like Yuka can mislead. A natural peanut butter may get dinged for fat or sodium while an ultra-processed, low-calorie snack earns gold stars. That's not a win for your health; it's a win for reductionist scoring. We talk about pattern over points, how foods behave in your real life, not just on a label. Then we go deeper into EWG lists and pesticide anxiety, clarifying the crucial difference between detecting many compounds and consuming harmful doses. Dose matters more than counts, and risk lives in context, not headlines.Processing isn't the villain either. It's a spectrum, from harmless physical changes to beneficial fortification and, yes, some less healthy outcomes. Skim milk, fortified plant milks, and protein powders can be smart choices, depending on needs and goals. The bigger threat is fear itself: anxiety that pushes people toward orthorexia, rigid rules, and social stress. We trade absolutism for a practical framework, eat mostly whole foods, use processed options strategically, hydrate, move, sleep, and question any tool that spikes your fear instead of sharpening your judgment.If you're ready to replace panic with perspective, this conversation gives you sturdy questions to ask and calmer ways to choose. Subscribe, share with a friend who's app-obsessed, and leave a review telling us the biggest wellness myth you're ready to retire.Go check out my website for tons of free resources on how to transition towards a healthier diet and lifestyle.You can download my free plant-based recipes eBook and a ton of other free resources by visiting  the Digital Downloads tab of my website at https://www.plantbaseddrjules.com/shopDon't forget to check out my blog at https://www.plantbaseddrjules.com/blog You can also watch my educational videos on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMpkQRXb7G-StAotV0dmahQCheck out my upcoming live events and free eCourse, where you'll learn more about how to create delicious plant-based recipes: https://www.plantbaseddrjules.com/Go follow me on social media by visiting my Facebook page and Instagram accountshttps://www.facebook.com/plantbaseddrjuleshttps://www.instagram.com/plantbased_dr_jules/Last but not least, the best way to show your support and to help me spread my message is to subscribe to my podcast and to leave a 5 star review on Apple and Spotify!Thanks so much!Peace, love, plants!Dr. Jules 

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W najnowszej odsłonie „Skądinąd” gości Robert Ziębiński, pisarz, publicysta, scenarzysta, znawca popkultury. A rozmawiamy o tym jak to możliwe, że umarł Chuck Norris. Rozmawiamy także o herosach kina akcji lat 80. XX wieku. O karierze Chucka Norrisa i jego fenomenie. O złych, lepszych i najlepszych filmach z jego udziałem. O filmach autentycznych i filmach sterylnych. O końcu pewnej epoki. A także o wielu jeszcze innych sprawach. Owocnego słuchania!

Principal-based buying is on the rise, and it's causing conflict between agencies and ad tech partners. Plus: What are sell-side agents, and how could they help publishers?

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W najnowszym odcinku podcastu MIT Sloan Management Review Polska, Izabela Stachurska (executive coach i konsultantka przywództwa) oraz Paweł Kubisiak analizują, dlaczego mniej niż 5% liderów na świecie potrafi wejść na najwyższy poziom przywództwa współzależnego, w którym decyzje wyłaniają się z mądrości całego systemu. Czego dowiesz się z tej rozmowy? • Kiedy twórczy spór zamienia się w chaos? • Dlaczego cisza w sali konferencyjnej wcale nie musi oznaczać zgody • Ego rządzi konfliktem. Ale dlaczego silne ego to nie to samo, co duże ego? • Dlaczego liderzy utożsamiają się ze swoją wizją i bronią jej za wszelką cenę? • Jak brak bezpieczeństwa psychologicznego obniża innowacyjność firmy? • Czego szefowie mogą nauczyć się od młodszych pokoleń? • Jak wykorzystać sztuczną inteligencję, by odzyskać czas na to, czego technologia nigdy nie zastąpi – intuicję, empatię i budowanie relacji. Zapraszamy do wysłuchania inspirującej debaty o tym, jak budować kulturę otwartego sporu, która zamiast niszczyć, staje się paliwem dla innowacji i przewagi konkurencyjnej.Special Guest: Izabela Stachurska.

Former Kansas Rep. Jim Karleskint, a Vietnam War veteran who now lobbies for Veterans of Foreign Wars, says lobbying by for-profit claim consultants paved the way for legislation that would allow them to charge a fee for helping veterans, a service others provide for free.

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W najnowszym odcinku podcastu Z Miłości do Gór, realizowanego w ramach akcji Lawinowe ABC, analizujemy wykorzystanie nowoczesnych technologii w działaniach ratowniczych w Tatrach. Bartek Solik rozmawia z Marcinem Józefowiczem, ratownikiem TOPR w stopniu starszego instruktora oraz szefem sekcji Cybertech, która zajmuje się wdrażaniem i obsługą bezzałogowych statków powietrznych. Z odcinka dowiecie się, jak drony zmieniają taktykę poszukiwań i transportu w trudnym terenie wysokogórskim. Marcin Józefowicz wyjaśnia również, dlaczego obecność prywatnych dronów na terenie Tatrzańskiego Parku Narodowego stanowi bezpośrednie zagrożenie dla życia załogi śmigłowca Sokół i może doprowadzić do wstrzymania akcji ratunkowej. Zapraszamy! Scenariusz, nagrania, montaż: Bartek Solik

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We talk the college football national championship and a bit of college football in general which immediately drops us into NFL chat and, at the time of this record, the overall mediocrity of Cleveland sports [SPOILER ALERT] we also talk about this next episode, lol. There was wild news in the realm of The Great British Bake-Off with Dame Prue Lieth stepping away from the show, and because we are in KP Off-Season, we had to talk about it somewhere and somewhere was here on SKiM. California Squatting Laws are a bit more complicated than previously discussed. Cleveland is finally getting its Cannabis Sales Tax dollars and fuck Cleveland State for taking the Student Radio Station from the kids. Box's doctor once again sucks and played him yet again, but Box's brain once again pays off where here primary caregiver did not. Tee has started his taxes, so we chat Credits and write-offs. If buying isn't ownership, then pirating isn't stealing and well, we discuss returning to the high seas. We then head on over to Reddit for this week's AITA and share our entertainment recommendations for the week. Thanks for joining us, see you next time.“Ain't no other kings in this rap thing, they siblings…”Team SKiMTatum | TAYREL713 | Lunchbox | LISTEN | RSS | Apple Podcast | Spotify | TuneIn | Bluesky | Amazon Music | YouTube | Email | Amazon Wish List | Merch | Patreon  PHONE l 216-264-6311 #Cleveland #Ohio #LiveFromThe216 #CloseEdge #YasinBey#MosDef #TheNewDanger #PrueLeith #TheGreatBritishBakeOff #NigellaLawson #Fallout#AmazonPrime #Family #DeepCover #YouthinRevolt #LordoftheRings #SpiceWorld #ManUp #WhatsLoveGottoDoWithIt #ThePeopleYouMeetonVacation #Scorpion #JackRyan #BallXPit #Tetris99 #TetrisEffectConnected #TheObeliskGate #TheStoneSky #NKJemisin #Clovenhoof #HedieGoody #IainGrant Alternative Title – Chat G-P-Tee LinksWCSB Sues Cleveland State Alleging it Had ‘Secret Plan' To Shut Station DownCleveland nets $740,000 from recreational marijuana sales after state releases tax moneyRedditAITAH for thinking about divorcing my wife after she drunkenly exposed me to our group of friendsAITA for "taking advantage of someone's generosity"?AITA for refusing to change the chore chart even tho my wife works full time now.

In this episode of the Federal Help Center Podcast, Zach Golden sets the tone for entrepreneurs who refuse to navigate federal contracting alone—then the session shifts into a practical, real-time working breakdown of an actual VA Janitorial Services RFP. The focus is speed and decision-making: how to do a quick bid/no-bid review now, because once contract volume ramps up in April–June, you'll need a repeatable process to keep up with SAM.gov opportunities and everything else on your plate. Zach walks through how he evaluates solicitations fast—using a rapid skim, pulling all attachments, and using an AI-assisted proposal workflow (via OpenGovIQ Proposal Manager) to organize requirements and accelerate analysis. Zach stresses the real value is knowing what to do with the material, not just downloading it. Key Takeaways Speed wins: A fast, repeatable bid/no-bid method is essential before SAM.gov volume spikes later in the year. Real RFP example: A VA Janitorial Services opportunity in Salt Lake City, SDVOSB set-aside, due Feb 13, with a base year + option years structure. AI workflow: Zach demonstrates a simple approach—download all attachments → run analysis in a proposal-focused AI tool—so you can move from "overwhelmed" to "organized" quickly. If you want to learn more about the community and to join the webinars go to: https://federalhelpcenter.com/  Website: https://govcongiants.org/  Connect with Encore Funding: http://govcongiants.org/funding

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Tak długą historią nie mogę pochwalić się piłkarskie mistrzostwa świata czy igrzyska olimpijskie. Wieczorem początek kolejnej edycji Pucharu 6 Narodów w rugby. Po raz pierwszy - oczywiście w innej formule - rywalizacja odbyła się w 1883 roku. Teraz pora na 132. edycję prestiżowych zawodów.

Margaret runs Kahawa 1893, a coffee brand that got investment from Skim's Co-founder Emma Grede. Margaret's the real deal. We talk about her story, how to start a business you actually love, and how to get people you respect to believe in your abilities.Follow Us!https://www.instagram.com/calumjohnson1/https://x.com/calum_johnson9Margaret Nyamumbo: https://www.instagram.com/maggykemunto/?hl=enTimestamps00:00 Intro02:27 Growing up on a coffee farm in Kenya12:45 I landed in America with $200 and didn't know a soul23:30 Why did you quit a 6-figure job on wall street?33:45 Women do 90% of the work on coffee farms and get no respect37:30 $50,000 of credit card debt (COVID almost killed my business)40:00 Trader Joe's saved my business43:10 What it's really like to go on Shark Tank (behind the scenes)48:05 Working side by side with Emma Grede1:06:32 How do I start a business I'm passionate about? ("let me show you this box")1:17:18 You'll be ready the moment you start1:20:44 How did you get people like Emma Grede to believe in you?

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It has been revealed that Meghan Markle's jams are proving popular with over one million jars snapped up by shoppers...But, just why is jam so sought after, whether it has a royal connection or not, and just how easy it is to make at home?Chef Darina Allen of Ballymaloe Cookery School joins Seán to discuss.Raspberry JamMakes 3 x 450g (1lb) potsRaspberry jam is the easiest and quickest of all jams to make, and one of the most delicious. Loganberries, Boysenberries or Tayberries may also be used in this recipe.900g (2lbs) fresh raspberries790g (1lb 12oz) granulated sugarWash, dry and sterilise the jars in the oven 100°C/Gas Mark 1/4, for 15 minutes. Heat the sugar in a moderate oven for 5-10 minutes.Put the raspberries into a wide stainless steel saucepan and cook for 3-4 minutes until the juice begins to run, then add the hot sugar and stir over a gentle heat until fully dissolved. Increase the heat and boil steadily for about 5 minutes, stirring frequently.Test for a set by putting about a teaspoon of jam on a cold plate, leaving it for a few minutes in a cool place. It should wrinkle when pressed with a finger. * Remove from the heat immediately. Skim and pour into sterilised jam jars. Cover immediately.Hide the jam in a cool place or else put on a shelf in your kitchen so you can feel great every time you look at it! Anyway, it will be so delicious it won't last long!*How to Fix It!If the jam overcooks it will be too thick. Just add a little boiling water to loosen.Raspberry and Cassis Preserve Make Raspberry jam as above, add 4 tablespoons of cassis to the jam just before potting.Loganberry, Tayberry, and Boysenberry jams are made in exactly the same way

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Send us a textIt's something you're encouraged to do at the end of each year.Do you have to do it?Well, it's really up to you.And it doesn't have to look the same as what everyone else is doing.In this week's episode, we share some of our strategies for reflecting on where we've been and where we're going.You'll hear about Elizabeth Wilson's annual journal review.Stephanie Oswald shares about the importance of celebrating, even the small moments, after a year of curve balls. It's amazing how easy it is to forget about what you've accomplished. Maybe take some time to review your photos.Skim through your calendar.Look at your journal.Whatever method you use to keep track of important thoughts or moments. You've done amazing things this past year, and even if you've had some tumbles, you're back on your feet and taking the next step.So, when you look back, what did you learn about yourself from this year?What are you ready for this year? Welcome to the Inspired Writer Collective podcast. If you've ever felt the pull to write your truth, to shape the chaos of real life into something meaningful and to share your journey with the world, you're in the right place. We're your hosts, Elizabeth and Stephanie, writers, coaches, and entrepreneurs who believe in you and know how important it is to find a writing community to guide you on your path to self-publishing. You're invited to join us January 17-18, 2026 for a virtual writing retreat. It's all on Zoom and it's no cost to you! Join our Embodied Writing Experience where you'll get a writer's retreat directly to your inbox on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays each week. This is an invitation to slow down, tune in, and write with embodied intention. Get on the waitlist for the Memoir Master Plan cohort here. If you prefer to watch our conversations, you can find all of them on our YouTube channel. You can find us on Instagram and Threads

Make Morality Mainstream Again The adultification of teen fiction has intentionally Frankensteined books for teens into cesspools of ideological normalization. A while ago, I met a mother and her daughter, the latter of whom I hadn't seen in several years. On the cusp of turning twelve, she'd obviously grown in the time since, and, her mother proudly informed me, had become quite the reader. Indeed, the girl held quite a thick book in her hand. Which was it? The girl showed me the cover. I turned to the mother. “Do you know what your daughter is reading?” She'd figured telling her eleven-year-old she could read whatever was marked 14+ was a safe enough guardrail for appropriate content. As reading is an experience between book and reader, the mother wouldn't have seen what her daughter was taking in. She couldn't either know that her daughter's book was familiar not because it was something I'd read but because it was something I wouldn't. Worse, she thought she could trust the institution. THE READING DILEMMA Parents want kids to read, but as most can't keep up with their reading habits, they don't fully realize what's being allowed, even promoted, in books for young readers. As with other once vaunted institutions, the publishing world has morphed in ways many aren't fully aware of. Over a decade ago, I signed my first contract for Young Adult (YA) fiction. Before and since, I've watched the genre boom through the stages of audience demographic to viable business. Throughout, YA has expanded from books for teens to a genre unto itself, attracting talented writers, lucrative contracts, and the golden goose of Hollywood adaptations. YA is officially for readers 14-18 years (and up). However, as it's after Middle Grade (8-12 years), tweens are frequent readers, plus many eleven-year-olds reading up. There is “lower” and “upper” YA, but they're unofficial categories for libraries or writers specific about their target audience. Most retailers and publishers categorize all teen books under the general YA umbrella. NA, New Adult, mainly written for college-aged readers into their early twenties, is often sheltered under the YA umbrella too. Alongside the wider publishing industry, YA has changed significantly over the years, reflecting broader shifts in society. What follows isn't an analysis on talent or quality but content, as something about words in a book makes what's written more real, valid, romantic, admirable, aspirational. Thus, the intent is to shed light on some of the many topic and imagery that are included in books for young readers. At risk that this won't earn me any friends in publishing (at best), here's some of what I've seen: DEVOLUTION OF YA FICTION Growth of the YA audience/genre is an objective benefit, logical as it is to increase methods for targeting potential customers. As YA has increased in business and position, its morphing into genre unto itself has attracted many adults readers. As a YA author, I read mainly within my market and see the appeal for adult readers considering how well the genre's developed. The migration of older readers to YA is certainly one of the many reasons it's been so adultified. Other factors include the poisonous stranglehold ideological tentacles have on many aspects of culture, entertainment, and education. The shifts adults have finally caught onto in adult fiction and film have infected literature for younger audiences, picture books through YA. A quick example, originally, romantic comedies centered on a man and woman who clashed at the outset, then eventually found their way to each other at the end. The story would build to some romantic declaration, then a kiss. Anyone who's been watching knows that there's now a whole lot of touching that happens before any romantic declaration occurs. Longer, more frequent kisses are only second to scenes of the pair sleeping together before deciding how they really feel about each other. All this is becoming commonplace in YA. What was once cutesy stories about a high school girl chasing a crush has now become stories featuring a whole lot of other firsts, even seconds, and then some. The devolution of YA is a result of purposeful normalization and reshaping of societal norms through manipulatively emotional appeals by writers, agents, and editors. On average, books from larger publishing houses take roughly eighteen months to two years to evolve from contract to product on the shelf. To say, story trends are set in motion well before their rise in popularity. Whatever the view on agents as gatekeepers to the larger houses, publishers only publish so many books in a year, an amount significantly less than all the people who want to be published. Hence, agents act as preliminary filters for editors, whittling down potential authors to relatively more manageable numbers. An agent must really believe in a writer and project to nab one of those few spots. Like most creative fields, writing is highly subjective, so in addition to general quality, each agent and editor has preferences for stories they want to work with. They're also usually pretty clear about what they're looking for, so part of the progression of change can be traced back to what's being requested. CHARACTER INCLUSION CHECKLISTS When I first entered the “querying trenches,” wish lists from agents mainly specified genres and their various offshoots. Although ideologies make a home in all genres, most were subtler, more akin to a light sprinkling than the deluge of today. Within a few short years, wish lists changed. Unofficial “checklists” appeared in the now familiar cancerous categories of equity, representation, marginalization, and other socialist pseudonyms. Nonfiction for teens is dominated by activism, coming out, and adaptations of left-wing figures' biographies. Rather than prioritize quality, potential, uniqueness, the new gatekeeping is often focused on the inclusion of certain ideologies. For the first while, emphasis was on strong female characters, an odd request considering the YA market is dominated by female writers and readers. Previous character portrayal thus had little to do with some imagined patriarchal oppression. Now, female characters are “fierce”, projections of feminist fantasies celebrating girl bosses who are objectively pushy, uncooperative, obnoxious, self-righteous, and/or highly unrealistic. Somehow, they capture the most desirable love interest, a magical combination of masculinity and emotional vulnerability, who is inexplicably un-neutered by support of her domineering principles. Frequently, the girl makes the first move. Worse than overbearing feminism is unrealistic portrayals of a girl's physical abilities accompanied by most unsavory rage and wrath and anger. Supposedly, these traits aren't anathema to the gorgeous guys (when it is a guy) these girls miraculously attract. Unless there's a moth to flame metaphor here, it's a lie to pretend wrath is a healthy attraction. This well reflects the move away from what's become so-last-century stories featuring underdogs who searched deep for courage and heart to overcome challenges, raising up others alongside themselves. A time when character development focused on, well, character. More wholesome stories have been replaced with a self-proclaimed oppressed burning with self-righteous rage and violence. Such characters have seeped into fantasy for adults as well, most notably in armies featuring female combat soldiers and warriors without special powers, who somehow go toe-to-toe if not best male counterparts. Often this sort of matchup is shown as some cunning of smallness, agility, and destruction of arrogant male condescension. Never mind that such fighting is highly unrealistic, and any male is rightly confident if paired against a woman in physical combat. No amount of small body darting or ingenuity will save a girl from the full force of one landed male punch. The unquestioned portrayal of women able to best men in physical combat is worrying considering the real possibility of a reader confusing fact with fiction. Besides, a country which sends its women to war will no longer exist, as it's a country with males but not men. The current not-so-secret of major houses is that a book doesn't have a high chance of getting published if it doesn't check certain markers, especially for midlist and debut authors, though A-listers are not immune. A Caucasian is hardly allowed to write a story featuring a so-called BIPOC, but a straight author must somehow include the ever-expanding gay-bcs, and it must be in a positive light. Some authors were always writing these characters, which at least reflects acting of their own volition. For the rest, many didn't start until required. Because of the careful wording around these ideologies, many don't speak out against these practices so as not to appear hateful and bigoted. The mandated appearance of so-called marginalized and under-represented in stories lest the author risk erasing…someone, somehow also operates along these lines. Although, apparently, only very specific groups are at risk of disappearing. These standards are ridiculous in their least damaging iterations. How many so-anointed BIPOC were consulted over their standard portrayals? How can every individual of every minority be consulted for approval, and who chooses which faction decides? How many Latinos, speakers of gendered language, agreed to Latinx and Latine? Christian characters in mainstream publishing are rarely portrayed as steadfast believers or even rebels rediscovering faith. Jewish stories usually feature a character who's “lived experience” is assimilation, so the character is of a religion but doesn't represent it. A real portrayal of the true beliefs these characters come from would not align with the world mainstream publishing wants to shape. Even more ludicrous is that “disabled” and “neurodivergent” are considered identities, as if a physical or medical condition is cause for new labeling. The approach used to be that you are still you, worthy of respect and consideration, despite these conditions. In the glorified world of the self-hyphenate, the world of we-are-our-self-declared-identity, it's the foremost feature mentioned, with accompanying expectation of praise and exaltation, regardless of an individual's character or behavior. Don't confuse the argument against the labeling with the individuals, because they are separable. Worse than the tokenism is the reduction of individuals to secondary characteristics. Is this really the first thing you have to say about yourself, the most essential thing to know? When did it become norm to turn skin color or medical condition or physical ability into a character trait, the very notion of which says that anyone in this group must be viewed primarily through this lens, as if each is exactly the same? How myopic. How belittling. Following the cue set by movies, books for teens also morphed from cutesy rom-coms to ideological showcases. Unsurprisingly, there's been the introduction of the stereotypical gay best friend. Then storylines focusing on coming out or discovering someone close was gay, with accompanying template for writing them. The one coming out is always the strong one, the resilient one, though much language must be banned lest they be offended or erased, so their strength is dependent upon a carefully constructed bubble. Not only is inclusion necessary but happiness is the only possible, deliberately portrayed reaction. Never mind if some or all of it runs counter to a writer's religious beliefs. Moreover, “I'm not sure how I feel about this, but I'll still treat you with respect” was never an acceptable response. And it is an acceptable response in all manner of situations, unless you exorcise it in efforts to forcibly shape a particular worldview. Additionally, the attitude is that since you can't tell me who to love, and loving this person makes me happy, you must not only ally but champion me. Why is it offensive to present different acceptable, respectful reactions to teens? Who exactly is erased if this character isn't presented at all? As before, don't confuse the argument against mandate with the individuals. The contention isn't about love, but about religion protecting the sanctity of romantic relationships and marriage, a religious practice since the dawn of time, as seen across centuries and civilizations. Marriage is described as sanctified and holy, because it's Divine in nature, and thereby under the domain of the religious. If it's just a contract, then of course any government can regulate it. It’s disingenuous to deny that such enforcement clashes with the very nature of what writing is about. It shuts down discussion, then subverts it entirely by pretending there's nothing to debate. That shouldn't be a source of pride for publishing, but deepest shame. In their efforts to supposedly widen the window of story matter, they've narrowed the frames and tinted the panes to exclude suddenly unacceptable voices entirely. PORNOGRAPHY AND CONSENT Compounded upon all this, most books are no longer relatively clean romances building to a single kiss, as every stage of the relationship has become more explicit. Some scenes are akin to manuals, containing the sort of imagery once the sole province of steamy romances. When efforts are rightly made to remove these books from shelves, screeches of censorship! erasure! representation! resound. We wouldn't, and shouldn't, tolerate any adult approaching a kid on the street and telling stories with such description, nor should we allow it from close friends or family. Authors do not hold special status in this, no matter what the screechers screech. Taking such books off shelves isn't an indication of bigotry, intolerance, hatred, or erasure, but moral obligation. The counterargument from writers, agents, and editors is that explicit detail is necessary because of something to do with “lived experiences” and consent. First, if kids are doing it anyway, then adults definitely needn't assist. Second, consent is not quite the magical word society would have us believe. Third, “everyone has different experiences” is not a reason for writing graphic content, and the replacement of “intimacy” with “experience” is largely responsible for why relationships are in the gutter and leaving people unfulfilled. Intimacy is something private between two individuals; experience is a vague euphemism to pass off what should matter as transitory, despite irrevocable effects. It's difficult to imagine in an age when phones, cameras, and microphones track a person everywhere, but there was once an ideal called privacy, and the intimate was part of it. Pushback also leads to defenses of “sexuality,” another way of saying adults want to teach kids all kinds of ways to pursue these “experiences”. Changing the wording doesn't alter the nature but does allow immoral actors to force celebration of their fantasies and fetishes. The wrongness is incontestable, though not surprising from those who promote polyamory for teens and romantic relationships between humans and demons or other ungodly creatures. The feeble argument for writing scenes of teens sleeping together is they must see what consent looks like. Again, authors do not hold special status or exemption. There is no strong enough argument for writing scenes for teens in which one character undresses another and verbally asks permission every step of the way. Especially because the new trend seems to be the girl not only “consenting”, but also a burning I want this. If she wants, this wording implies, then she must have, abandoning all reason and morality. Consent has become an excuse for all sorts of undesirable, immoral, even illegal behavior, but mutual agreement is supposed to make it okay. This isn't the behavior we should be promoting for teens; we should be giving them better things, bigger ideas to think about. Worst of all, why is any adult writing about two sixteen-year-olds sleeping together? A teenager, no matter how mature, is still developing and while smart and clever not really old enough to fully understand what she's “consenting” to, and is probably being taken advantage of. We treat eighteen with the same magical power as consent, as if any age should be sleeping around, even if legalese only extends so far. Teen pregnancy, abortion overall, would hardly be an issue if everyone stopped sleeping with people they shouldn't. Any adherent to morality knows this, though morality is just another thing scuttled from teen fiction. G-dless ideology is the new morality; immoral, manmade gods have replaced G-d; lust is the new love; sexuality excuse for pornography; perceived racism and misogyny validation for violence and rage. Many are we who did not consent to this. These scenes are in teen films as well, though how many parents know this in an age of individual devices? Adults pretending to be teens take each other's clothes off before a camera for real tweens, teens, and/or adults to watch. Please explain in clear and simple language why this is not a form of pornography. What absolutely vital role does this scene have in advancing the story? Consent is not enough. Wanting is not enough. We're encouraging teens to turn their bodies into used cars, dented, scraped, scarred, and baggage laden, for what? Why is this hollowing out of self and morality good? This serves no benefit for teens and the overall state of relationships. Consent has become an excuse for all sorts of undesirable, immoral, even illegal behavior, but we're supposed to think that everyone agreeing makes whatever they agree to okay. It's incredibly obvious that feminism and the sexual revolution didn't free women, but chain them in a prison of animalistic, unsatisfying desire, dooming them to jadedness, frustration, and loneliness. But they're so responsible! So mature! By such logic, a responsible sixteen-year-old should be able to buy guns, alcohol, and drugs. But identity! No, identity doesn't mandate a book with graphic imagery, nor is it “sexuality” or “feeling seen” or any other term you hide behind. Witness the tattered remains of social morality that writers do not balk at writing this for teens. They should balk at writing this for anyone. Once we recognized that betterment came through battling temptations. It is not difficult to see how the enforced normalization of all this was also an effective ridding of undesirable shame. Not only have we banished feeling bad, we've enforced celebration of what shame once kept in line. But they'll never be prepared! How did any of us get here if none of this existed for millennia? But look at the sales! Many people also bought rock pets. Deviants and defenders will attempt to claim that (a) this sort of stuff always existed, which isn't really a reason for its continuance, and (b) previous generations were undoubtedly stifled in their inability to express their true selves. Perhaps. And yet, previous generations built civilization, with significantly less medical prescriptions too. Previous generations were better at family and community, meaning and purpose. We have “experiences.” But this is what married people do! Some writers introduce a faux or rushed marriage into the plot, perhaps because their weakening moral compass prevents writing an explicit scene between unmarried characters. Marrying the characters and making them eighteen doesn't magically okay writing this for teens. Everyone does it—indeed there are many common bodily functions which shouldn't be demonstrated in public—isn't either reason enough. Pressures to include these scenes is evidenced by authors long regarded as “clean” storytellers, authors who won't swear or indulge in graphic or gratuitous content, authors who clearly express Christian beliefs in their acknowledgements, writing them too. Would they give this book to their priest? To a young church member? Would they read the scene aloud for family or friends or the very teens they write for? If even the professed religious authors do not have the fortitude to oppose this, if even they can be convinced of the supposed validity, then gone is the bulwark protecting children from the psychological and moral damage resulting from these scenes. But inclusivity! We must reflect the world around them! Considering what's in these books, all should pray teens aren't seeing this around them. Either way, that doesn't excuse writing about it. Moreover, cries for inclusivity from those shutting down differing opinions are inherently without substance. True inclusivity is achieved when stories focus on universal truths and laudatory values shared by all. The fundamental argument is that “could” is not “should”, and the only reliable arbiter between the two is Divinely-based morality. Current permissiveness is only possible in a society which worked for decades to expunge religion from its vital foundational position and influence. The demonization piled atop its degradation was simple insurance that the moral truths of religion wouldn't interfere with the newly established secular order. We can still be good people, they claimed. Witness the tattered remains. Allowing, championing, this sort of writing has not made us better, and instead of listening to concerns, activists and proponents double down. Need you any proof of the separation between ethics and morality and elitism and academia, scroll through an article or two in defense of these scenes. The more “educated” the individual, the twisted the pretzel of rationalization. Rational lies, all of them. These lies are prominently center of the new crusade against so-called “book banning,” although the books are still available at retailers and publishers. Fueled by self-righteous hysteria, activists take great pride in influencing state legislatures to enact decrees against book bans in protection of “lived experiences,” representation, and the like. If a teen doesn't see two boys or girls or more sleeping together, so the thinking goes, then they face imminent, unspecified harm, never mind that their sacred voice has been quashed. They claim BIPOC and queer authors are specifically targeted, failing to mention it's the content not the author rejected. Somehow the bigots are the ones who don't want kids reduced to “sexuality”, while the tolerant are the ones who do. Need anyone ask if these protections extend to writers who don't align or even disagree with their worldview? I'd say these books are better suited for adults, but adults are despairing of the unreadability of books in their categories too. And that aside from the targeted “decolonization” of books and authors that adults, especially men, enjoyed reading. From the myriad of books extant, no plot was ever turned, no story ever dependent upon an explicit scene, in the bedroom or elsewhere. Neither does such render the work art or literature, but rather indecent and abhorrent. Parents struggle to encourage their kids to read when such are the books available. ELIMINATING THE WEST For some time, agents have specifically requested non-western narratives, histories, and legends. Atop the deteriorating state of the current education system, teens aren't being presented with a fictionalized character in history, which may thereby spark interest and curiosity in real history. No wonder they know so little of the past when they're not offered history at all. What does make it in represents very select time periods. Other permitted historical fiction is alternative histories where the past is magicked or reimagined, almost always in some gender swapped way. While alternative histories can be creative, the lack of regular historical fiction seems to indicate the only permitted history is a remade one. Otherwise, most of western history isn't on shelves because no one wants to represent it. Which means no one's fighting for it to be published. Which means young readers aren't given glimpses into the past that made this present and will highly influence the future. And this from those who claim large swaths of the population don't properly teach history. The same who pushed the fabricated and widely debunked lie that slavery was unique to the west, the only culture who actively sought to end it. The same who have yet to consider the absolute necessity of mandating schools to teach the true horrors of communism done right. The same who have a monochrome view of colonization and chameleon approach to the faux oppressed-oppressor narrative. A rather high volume of Asian-based stories, histories, and mythologies fill the market instead. The proliferation of Asian and other eastern fiction isn't objectively concerning, but it's deliberate increase alongside western stories' deliberate decrease is. It's less an expansion of viewpoints and more a supplanting of anything west. I grew up reading historical fiction, but there's a dearth on shelves for teen readers, who must see where we come from through the eyes of characters resembling our ancestors. Instead of walking through time in their shoes and understanding their struggles in the context of when they lived, we project modern ideologies upon the one protagonist somehow vastly ahead of her time. It's deliberately false and disconnects readers from the world that created the one we live in. Whatever your opinion of our world, it was formed in those histories, and we cannot appreciate the present without understanding the world that made it. MENTAL HEALTH Another major trend in teen fiction is the focus on the broad category of mental health, its emergence unsurprising considering the uptick in modern society. Whatever the viewpoint on diagnoses, the truth is that the ones calling for greater awareness have much to do with having caused the issues. Teens living in the most prosperous, free society that ever was should not have such measures of mental health struggles, yet they do. Skim the messaging of the last several decades and it's no wonder why. Teens are raised on a bombardment of lies and damaging viewpoints resulting in a precarious Jenga structure at their foundation. For decades they've been told they can sleep around without lasting consequence, negating the need to build deep, lasting, exclusive relationships. Families, a fundamental source of meaning and grounding, have been shoved aside for the faux glory of sleeping with whomever, whenever, and the new solution of “found family”. Just because a pill supposedly prevents biological consequences doesn't mean a different sort of toll hasn't been exacted. And that follows the perpetual degradation of dress, reducing the entirety of an individual to a form as valued or devalued as any other physical object. Added to the disrespect of the body is the incessant, unfounded claim that “climate change” is going to destroy the planet by…well, soon. Never mind that we're doing better than before, and all predictions have been proven wrong. Imagine what continual doom and gloom does to the mental state of a teenager already grappling with ping-ponging hormones, who should be presented with optimism for the future they're about old enough to create. Well, we have a pill for that too. Teens have been told the American dream is gone by those who set out to destroy it, that American greatness isn't worth dreaming about by those who recolored it a nightmare. Hobbies and collected skills, the work of their own hands, have been shunted for social media trends and unfettered internet access. Phones are given to younger and younger kids, so they don't grow up in the tangible, real world but an algorithmic, digital one. Inevitably, the worst of that world affects them. They're told that they're hated, feared for the way they were born. They're told they're not even who they've been since birth, basic facts purposely turned into issues and doubts to shake the foundation of self. Those most adamant about the contrived need for teens to discover identity are the most diligent at axing their very roots. The response to the mental health crisis, the jadedness, the internal turmoil they've helped facilitate by destroying the enduring, reliable fabric of society is to encourage more of the same empty, hollowing behaviors. Atop all this is never-ending rage, rage, rage. At the base is the deliberate removal of religion. No matter an individual's choice of observance, religion undeniably provides what liberal society and decadence cannot; meaning. Eternal, enduring meaning. The knowing that you're more than a clump of cells passing through this timespan, because you are an integral link in a chain reaching back millennia. Your ancestors didn't endure hardships or fight to build civilization so you could be the end of the line, but so you could gratefully take your place in it. You and your actions matter. Not because you're a political vote or celebrated community, but because you were made in the image of G-d Who woke you today as there's something only you can do in His world. What effect would the proliferation of this messaging in literature have on the mental state of the youth? And for those pontificating about diversity and inclusion, who in truth only want different skin colors espousing the same beliefs, there is no greater unifier than religion. Belief in a higher power unites individuals of different backgrounds, colors, and, most valuably, opinions, in ways no mandate or ideology ever can. While lengthy, the above in no way encompasses all the changes, reasons, and effects pertaining to the devolution of teen fiction. And, as the focus is not on talent but content, it can be shifted as easily as it was before. You may disagree with everything I've written. You may accuse me of jealousy, hatred, bigotry, racism, misogyny, xenophobia, erasure, et al. I only encourage you to look for yourself. Peruse bookstore aisles; click through new releases; check who's getting awards. What do your eyes see?

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This week on Hysteria 51, we're serving up two stories that prove society is being held together by duct tape and pure audacity.First: GameStop's “Trade Anything Day.” And they meant anything. Customers reportedly rolled in with a goose, a bobcat, and a Wii Netflix disc—which is basically the Rosetta Stone of “please don't ask how long this has been in my trunk.” If you've ever wondered what retail looks like when chaos is the manager on duty, welcome home.Then we head to the high-stakes world of competitive stone skimming, where a cheating scandal has allegedly rocked the World Stone Skimming Championships—because apparently even skipping rocks isn't safe from scandal, suspicion, and somebody's cousin “who definitely knows a guy.” It's sports drama, but with wetter pants and more passive-aggressive shoreline energy.Two stories. Zero dignity. Maximum weird. Hit play and let's skim straight into the absurd.Links & Resources

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Imperium Osmańskie istniało ponad 600 lat. W tym czasie rozciągało się od Bliskiego Wschodu, przez Afrykę Północną, wyspy Morza Śródziemnego po Bałkany. Mimo że pod parasolem islamu, państwo to miało zdecydowanie wielokulturowy i wieloreligijny charakter. Kresem dla imperium okazała się I wojna światowa. Na jego gruzach narodziła się współczesna Turcja. Jaką spuściznę zostawili po sobie Osmanowie? Dlaczego to, co osmańskie, w nowym państwie miało być odrzucone? I na ile duch imperium żyje wciąż w Turcji?(00:00:00) Powitanie(00:00:46) Rozmowa(01:05:15) PodziękowaniaWszystkie głosy, które usłyszycie w tym odcinku należą do fizycznych, rzeczywiście istniejących osób i nie zostały wygenerowane maszynowo przez algorytmy. ✅ Wspieraj Brzmienie Świata na Patronite:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://patronite.pl/brzmienie-swiata⁠⁠⁠⁠ 

In this episode, Shanti falls down a YouTube rabbit hole, while Antoinette joins another Olay and Friends. For politics, we talk about the Pope preaching truth to power, Ghislaine Maxwell sitting pretty in prison, and the Democrats' unexpected decision to reopen the government. For pop culture, we discuss Ami Cole's CEO Diarrha N'Diaye's announcement to join SKIM as Executive Vice President of Beauty and Fragrance, and Solange's new boyfriend. Join us...Contact Us:Hotline: (215) 948-2780Email: aroundthewaycurls@gmail.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/aroundthewaycurls for exclusive videos & bonus episodesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Quotes by Brantley: "Most moisture problems are a three-way dance—envelope, mechanicals, and the occupants."   "Skim the light, don't blast it. The right flashlight technique makes the invisible visible."   "If you only understand one piece of the system, you're solving 1/3 of the problem."   Indoor environmental specialist Brantley May joins the show to unpack how he investigates moisture, mold, and air-quality problems through building forensics. Starting as a mold remediator in his family business, Brantley shifted to assessment work and now runs national investigations that pinpoint root causes—from envelope leaks and interstitial space connections to mechanical design and operation issues. He explains the value of "flashlight technique" (skimming light across surfaces to reveal early hyaline mold) and why good eyes, a light, and critical thinking are still the most important tools in the bag.   Brantley walks through his toolkit—manometers, blower doors, pressure pans, thermal imagers, moisture meters, anemometers/flow hoods, data loggers, and even a backup sling psychrometer—plus his new favorite screening instrument, the InstaScope, which provides real-time readings on particulates, mold/pollen, bacteria/virus, VOCs, and CO₂. Investigations culminate in a report and protocols for the envelope, mechanicals, and remediation, often requiring tight coordination across multiple trades. He stresses pre-drywall inspections, "red-pen" continuous air/thermal barrier checks, and long-term monitoring to verify theories—especially on complex modern designs where vented attics and interstitial spaces end up unintentionally connected.   A major theme: cross-disciplinary literacy. Most condensation/humidity problems stem from three interacting factors—envelope failure, mechanical failure, and occupant behavior—so HVAC pros must understand building science, and envelope pros must understand HVAC. Brantley shares how training (BPI, IICRC), mentorship, microscopy work (McCrone/Ochsner), and relentless curiosity shaped his practice. Watch for him at industry events (HVACR School Symposium, Build Show)—maybe even submitting a short BryX talk next time.   Brantley's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brantley-may-b3988283/   His company: EnviroHealth.co   His Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brantley.iaq/   McRone Institute: https://mccroneinstitute.org/   Instascope: https://www.instascopeair.com/   Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification: https://iicrc.org/   Building Performance Institute: https://www.bpi.org/   Building Science Summer Camp:  https://buildingscience.com/events/twenty-fifth-annual-westford-symposium-building-science   National Home Performance Conference: https://building-performance.org/events/national/     This episode was recorded in October 2025.  

This week we got NO HOLDEN'S ALLOWED, so Jackie decides to come clean about LYING about HER FEELS regarding the new Taytay album to get some peace, but at least he's still showin' off his cardigan. While it might be Sweater Weather for some, it's also Heidi Klum season over here and we're all so happy for her! Mariah Carey's ice is starting to crack as the 1st draws closer, GOOP was interview for a baffling profile in "British Vogue", and apparently  said it's just so "punk rock" that Timothee Chalamet is dating a woman with kids...ya know....Kylie Jenner. She also gave up smokin' cigs years AFTER she was runnin' her crazy website, because integrity is everything to her after all. A photo of Meghan Markle mid-canning blew Jackie's mind so much she forgot MJ was the one to send it to her to begin with! SKIM's truly has their ear focused on the common person as they are releasing merkin thongs, and Comrade Cardi stands up for rentin' man! NOW IT'S TIME TO TALK 'BOUT DANCIN' WITH THE STARS! It was tribute week and everyone cried for Robert Irwin EXCEPT one LPN monster, plus Peacemaker has wrapped and Jackie is upset, that's all she's gotta say about it. But MJ gives a bit more detail for an earlier plot point, and more on this weeks "Second Helpings"!Want even more Page 7? Support us on Patreon! Patreon.com/Page7Podcast  Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of Page 7 ad-free.Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.