Podcasts about Slalom

In bacheca ha decine di medaglie mondiali, europee e italiane, e quasi tutte del metallo più pregiato. Perché Daniele Cassiòli, romano, classe 1986, dello sci nautico è (ancora) un campione ineguagliato e forse ineguagliabile. Con un piccolo particolare, che rende ancora più straordinari i suoi successi: Daniele è nato cieco. Una condizione che ha saputo trasformare in un punto di forza, per essere protagonista non solo nello sport, ma anche come formatore, consulente d’azienda e di fatto ambasciatore di quel mondo paralimpico che è sempre più elemento centrale del sistema sportivo italiano e internazionale.Daniele Cassiòli si racconta oggi a Olympia.

Po uvodu v Tacnu je druga postaja svetovnega pokala v slalomu na divjih vodah Praga. Po včerajšnji tekmi v kajaku je bila danes na sporedu še tekma v kanuju.

Hello ! J'espère que vous allez bien malgré la canicule. Enfin, aujourd'hui c'est un peu plus supportable. On est le 1er juin, mon mois préféré de l'année. Déjà parce que c'est le mois de mon anniversaire, et parce que c'est le mois qui introduit l'été. Les deux réunis font que c'est aussi le moment où je prends le temps de regarder ce qui a été fait, ce qu'il reste à faire, comment me projeter pour la suite.S'il y a des Gémeaux parmi vous : manifestez-vous. On est apparemment le signe le plus adoré et le plus détesté en même temps, et à lire le contenu qui passe en ce moment j'arrive pas à décider si je suis une personne adorable ou totalement détestable

Tacen gosti uvodno postajo svetovnega pokala v slalomu na divjih vodah, tekme najvišje ravni se na brzicah Save začnejo danes, v Švici pa so znani vsi polfinalisti svetovnega prvenstva v hokeju na ledu.

Svetovni pokal kajakšev in kanuistov na divjih vodah na severu Ljubljane je v polnem teku, slovenski tekmovalcu skušajo tam izkoristiti poznavanje domačih brzic, na Giru pa sta do konca ostali le še dve preizkušnji.

De Lenz Hächler gilt als eini vo de spannendste Schwizer Ski-Hoffnige für die nächste Jahr. Junioreweltmeister im Slalom, Europacup-Gesamtsieger, Weltcup-Fahrer und jetzt mit fixe Startplätz in allne Diszipline: De Zuger bringt alles mit, was es für e grosse Karriere respektive de Gsamtweltcupsieg brucht.Ih dere Folge reded mir mit Lenz über sin Weg vom Nachwuchstalent bis is Swiss-Ski-Team, über sini stark Europacup-Saison, de Sprung in Weltcup und was sich ändert, wenn plötzlich alles schneller, grösser und lüter wird. Natürlich gahts au um de Vergleich mit Marco Odermatt, Erwartigsdruck vo usse und d'Frag, wie mer als junge Fahrer sin eigen Weg findet.Mir redet aber nöd nur über Resultat und Rangliste. De Lenz verzellt, wie viel Skatepark und Freestyle i sim Skifahre steckt, warum Style und wildi Frisure irgendwie zu ihm ghöred und wie er mit Verletzige, Risiko und Rückschläg umgaht. Dazu gahts um sini Disziplinewahl, sini Rolle im Swiss-Ski-Team und de Blick uf die nächst Saison mit em Highlight Adelbode.E Folge über Talent, Tempo, Druck, Lockerheit und e Skifahrer, bi dem mer s'Gfühl het: Da chunnt no einiges. Darum, wie immer, VOLL INE lose! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mit dem Hund tricksen: Clevere Kopfarbeit für deinen Hund. Tricksen ist so viel mehr als nur Hunde-Beschäftigung gegen Langeweile! In dieser Folge dreht sich bei Claudia (die Hundetrainerin) und Binni (die Hundehalterin) alles um die wunderbare Welt des Tricktrainings. Angeregt durch ein Video von Hörerin Kati sprechen die beiden darüber, wie wertvoll clevere Kopfarbeit für unsere Vierbeiner wirklich ist. Ihr erfahrt in dieser Episode: ➡️ „Rüber“: Wie das selbstständige Wechseln der Seite hinter dem Rücken aufgebaut wird und warum es dir als perfekter Puffer bei schwierigen Hundebegegnungen den „Superhelden-Ummantel“ im Alltag schenkt. ➡️ Pfötchen geben für Fortgeschrittene: Warum dieser vermeintlich einfache Trick Binis Rüden Pitti und Angsthund Teufelchen vor echte Rätsel stellt und welche unterschiedlichen Trainingswege (wie das Post-it-Targeting) es gibt. Körperschulung & Sicherheit: Warum Tricks wie die „Acht durch die Beine“, das „Slalom“ oder das Einparken in der „Mitte“ (Home) nicht nur die Fitness fördern, sondern unsicheren Hunden enormen Halt geben. Psychologie im Training: Warum Kopfarbeit müder macht als stundenlanges Fahrradfahren, was das „Heiß-Kalt-Spiel“ beim Shapen bedeutet und warum man immer mit einem Erfolgserlebnis aufhören sollte. Packt die Kekse aus, lasst euch inspirieren und macht euren nächsten Spaziergang einfach mal zu einem spannenden Trick-Abenteuer! Welche Tricks können eure Hunde schon am besten? Schreibt es uns unbedingt in die Kommentare bei Spotify oder besucht uns auf Instagram unter @claudia_pauliks!

Le colonel Hubert de Guerlasse et le révérend Père Paudemurge font la rencontre du pépé Ménerlache. Les deux hommes découvrent avec horreur que le professeur Slalom Jérémy Ménerlache leur a éhontément menti et a foutu le camp…*** Fiction radiophonique de Pierre Dac et Louis Rognoni - Producteur : Jean Bardin - Réalisation : Jean Wilfrid Garrett - Avec : Pierre Dac, José Artur, Anne Caprile, Lawrence Riesner, Alain Rolland, Philippe Clay et Maurice Biraud - Première diffusion : 23/02/1972 sur France Inter - Un podcast INA.

Kladrubské hry budou probíhat až do pátku. Na pacienty čeká přes dvacet disciplín, třeba slalom na vozíku, lukostřelba nebo týmové klání ve vodě.

De Matthias Iten isch de 11. Zuger Sportler bi Voll Ine und eine, wo im Schwizer Skisport grad richtig spannend isch. De Slalomfahrer us Unterägeri het sich über de Europacup Schritt für Schritt bis in Weltcup kämpft. Spötistens sit sim starche 10. Platz im Slalom vo Val d'Isère, wo er mit Startnummer 61 grad no als 30. in zweite Lauf cho isch, isch klar: Dä Zuger isch im Slalom definitiv ahcho.In dere Folge redemer mitem Matthias über sini Saisonvorbereitig, de lange Weg dür de Europacup, sini Verbindig zum Kanton Zug und über d'Frag, wie mer überhaupt Slalomfahrer wird, wenn mer us Unterägeri chunnt. Mier wänd wüsse, wie dä Summertraining-Alltag usgseht, was wichtiger isch: Kraft, Stabilität, Beweglichkeit oder Skitäg – und obs Trainingsblöck git, wo sogar en Profi am liebste überspringe wür.Es gaht aber au um die härtere Site vom Spitzesport. De Matthias het jahrelang mit Ruggeprobleme kämpft und öffentlich drüber gredt, dass Rücktrittsgedanke meh als einisch es Thema gsi sind. Mir redet mit ihm drüber, wie präsent dä Ruffe hüt no isch, wie mer trainiert, wenn de Körper Grenze setzt, und was ihn trotzdem immer wieder zrugg an Start bracht het.Natürlich lueged mir au uf sini letzte Saison und de Durchbruch im Weltcup. De 2. Platz im Europacup-Slalom vo Levi het früeh zeigt, dass öppis möglich isch. Kurz druf folgte in Val d'Isère de grossi Moment: Startnummer 61, schwierigi Piste, grad no qualifiziert und am Schluss Top 10. Genau über so Täg wänd mir rede: Was lauft im Chopf? Merkt mer vor em zweite Lauf, dass öppis möglich isch? Und wird de Olympia-Traum plötzlich griffbarer, wenn d'Resultat stimmed?Jedefalls isch Letschteres spötistens Tatsach gsi bim grosse Saisonhighlight: Wie fühlt sich das a, vor heimischem Publikum in Wengen mit grüener Ziitahzeig is Ziel zfahre? Was passiert im Chopf, wenn plötzlich nöd nur es Weltcup-Bestresultat (6. Rang), sondern au de Olympia-Traum ganz real wird? Und wird de Druck chli chliner, wenn d'Kriterie erfüllt sind oder erst recht grösser, will de Traum plötzlich echt isch?Es erwartet dich en Folg über Slalom, Durchhaltewille, Rückschläg, Weltcup-Momente und de realisierti Traum vo Olympia. Also en Folg für alli, wo de Schwizer Skisport nöd nur über Rangliste verfolged, sondern d'Gschichte dehinter wänd verstah. Darum, wie immer, VOLL INE lose!FOTO CREDITS Reto Müller. Instagram: @remuesports Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Čtyři studenti zemědělských škol z Vysočiny se kvalifikovali na Mistrovství České republiky v jízdě zručnosti s traktorem s vlekem.

Olympic paddler Luuka Jones-Yaxley's lined up an unexpected project after her success in Paris. Shortly after retiring from the high-performance canoe Slalom at the Paris Olympics, Luuka received a call and an offer to appear as Charlize Theron's stunt double in the Netflix film Apex. She says the offer felt like an 'April Fools joke' at first, but she was on a plane to the South Island to begin filming before she knew it. "I just received at text from a friend down in the South Island and he called me and said he's been doing a bunch of water safety on some films and that this film had approached him and they needs a kayak double for Charlize Theron - and it kind of went from there." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A New Zealand Olympic medalist is riding the wave of success all the way to Hollywood. Slalom canoeist, Luuka Jones Yaxley, has been working as a stunt double for Oscar winning actress Charlize Theron for the film Apex. Billed as an action thriller, the movie was shot primarily in Australia's Blue Mountains. It is the story of a grieving adrenaline junkie - played by Theron - who finds herself being hunted by a serial killer in a game of cat and mouse in the wilderness. Luuka Jones Yaxley spoke to Lisa Owen.

Attacks from Iran damage an Oklahoma plane stationed in Saudi Arabia.We get a lesson on canoe slalom ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics.Local governments are trying to use opioid settlement money to manage mental health care.You can find the KOSU Daily wherever you get your podcasts, you can also subscribe, rate us and leave a comment.You can keep up to date on all the latest news throughout the day at KOSU.org and make sure to follow us on Facebook, Tik Tok and Instagram at KOSU Radio.This is The KOSU Daily, Oklahoma news, every weekday.

TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ SERVES: NICHOLE LEETitleMaster Your Inner World: Reinvention, Identity & Life's Turning PointsWhen the inner world transforms, the outer world follows. March 12th | 3 PM ESTTopicLife transitions, identity shifts, grief, reinvention, and mastering the inner world to create meaningful change. In this transformative Teatime, Miss Liz welcomes Nichole Lee, confidante, guide, and spiritual coach to high-performing leaders navigating life's most defining transitions. After a 20-year career leading change and transformation consulting for global firms including Accenture, Deloitte, and Slalom, Nichole now works privately with executives, founders, creators, and visionaries facing pivotal life moments. Her work centers around the belief:“Master Your Inner World & You Will Master Your Outer World.”Through trauma-informed coaching, mindfulness practices, and spiritual guidance, Nichole helps clients transform loss into clarity, endings into beginnings, and uncertainty into purposeful reinvention.“Welcome to Teatime with Miss Liz, where I don't serve a beverage — I serve real-life changemakers.Today I sit with Nichole Lee, a guide for those standing at life's crossroads — helping people navigate transitions, rediscover identity, and master the inner world.”Nichole reminds us that transformation begins within. When we face life's transitions with awareness and courage, the chapters that follow often become our most authentic. Nichole Lee is a confidante, guide, and spiritual coach helping high performers navigate identity shifts and life transitions. After a 20-year career leading transformation consulting at global firms including Accenture and Deloitte, she now supports leaders through trauma-informed coaching, mindfulness, and spiritual practices that align inner growth with outer success. ResourcesLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamnicholelee/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamnicholelee/#TeatimeWithMissLiz#NicholeLee#MasterYourInnerWorld#LifeTransitions#TranscendEmbraceEnvision New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get 10$ off

  Tonight we are reflecting on Wizards & Warriors, a 1987 action platformer developed by Rare and published by Acclaim.  Wizards & Warriors was Rare's second NES release after the black box game Slalom.  Rare went on to develop more games in the series such as Ironsword and Kuros: Visions of Power.Send a textThe miNEStry founders, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram, seek to inspire their 8-bit parishioners through methodical and ceremonial scrutiny of the library of games on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

"Es mentira, es body painting. El traje va pintando", se defiende el exhibicionista. Además, conoceremos el horrible homenaje gastronómico que un aficionado ha hecho a los 8 equipos de la Copa del Rey de basket.

"Es mentira, es body painting. El traje va pintando", se defiende el exhibicionista. Además, conoceremos el horrible homenaje gastronómico que un aficionado ha hecho a los 8 equipos de la Copa del Rey de basket.

"Es mentira, es body painting. El traje va pintando", se defiende el exhibicionista. Además, conoceremos el horrible homenaje gastronómico que un aficionado ha hecho a los 8 equipos de la Copa del Rey de basket.

Cortina peaks, daring streaks, Curling stones and victory shrieks, Figure skating, history making, Golden moments hearts are taking. Slalom turns, passion burns, Every nation waits its turn, Snowboard flips, icy trips, Podium dreams on frozen lips. We didn't start the flame, It was burning bright in Italy's name, Through the frost and through the pain, Hear the roaring crowd proclaim. We didn't start the flame, But the torch will rise again, Feel the spark, ignite the game… We didn't start the flame! Biathlon, marathon, under lights till early dawn, Rising stars, broken bars, chasing glory near and far, Overtime, perfect line, finish photo razor fine, Flags that wave, brave the brave, legends born the ice will save! We didn't start the flame… Download and subscribe, rate and review. Tune in Fridays at 2 PM Mountain Time, only on 89.1 KHOL

Iain and Emily discuss the Women's Ski Cross, Michaela Shiffrin's dominating performance in the Slalom and a best ever Team GB performance in cross country, plus we look ahead to Zoe Atkin's chances of a medal in the Ski Half Pipe and reflect just how tough Skimo looks!Iain Martin was joined by Olympian and former Team GB Skier X athlete Emily Sarsfield. SHOW NOTESEmily commentates for TNT Sport on Skier Cross (0:30)Silver medallist Fanny Smith could have been winning a medal for Team GB (1:00)Ollie Davies is representing Team GB in the Men's Skier Cross (2:45)Michaela Shiffrin's margin of 1.5 seconds was the largest in Olympic alpine since 1998 (9:00)She is the winningest World Cup skier of all time with 108 wins (9:15)Andrew Musgrave and James Clugnet finished 5th in the Team Sprint Relay – Britain's highest ever finish in cross country (10:00)Is Skimo ‘snow's answer to triathlon' (12:00)Emily Harrop won silver for France, but is another Brit that got away (13:30)The Men's Ski Halfpipe features Gus Kenworthy, who qualified for the final in 9th place (14:00)Zoe Atkin goes for a medal in the Women's Ski Half Pipe on Saturday, having qualified in 1st place (14:15)FeedbackIf you enjoyed this episode I would love to know. Just leave us a on Spotify, Instagram or Facebook – our handle is @theskipodcast – or drop me an email to theskipodcast@gmail.com And, if you're booking ski hire this winter, don't forget that you can get an additional discount if you use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book at intersportrent.com or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied

Nouveaux pilotes, un brin déjantés, à bord de la Libre Antenne sur RMC ! Jean-Christophe Drouet et Julien Cazarre prennent le relais. Après les grands matchs, quand la lumière reste allumée pour les vrais passionnés, place à la Libre Antenne : un espace à part, entre passion, humour et dérision, débats enflammés, franc-parler et second degré. Un rendez-vous nocturne à la Cazarre, où l'on parle foot bien sûr, mais aussi mauvaise foi, vannes, imitations et grands moments de radio imprévisibles !

Slalom žen na olympiádě v Itálii vyhrála Američanka Mikaela Shiffrinová, která zvítězila s obrovským náskokem sekundy a půl. Dočkala se tak druhého olympijského zlata ve slalomu. Přestože je legendou tohoto sportu, zlato v něm Shiffrinová získala po dlouhých 12 letech. „Každá medaile je podle mě symbol toho, jak svou práci děláte,“ prohlásila světoznámá alpská lyžařka.

AP correspondent Ed Donahue reports an Americanwas emotional winning an Olympic gold medal.

Bundesrat stellt Pläne der Agrarpolitik ab 2030 vor, Trinkwasser in Stettfurt mit Kolibakterien verunreinigt, Verbandelung von Hochschulen mit der Tabakindustrie, an den Olympischen Winterspielen 2026 holen sich Camille Rast im Slalom und Nadine Fähndrich mit Nadja Kälin im Teamsprint die Silbermedaille

In our latest Winter Olympics Special, we discuss Kirsty Muir just missing out on a medal in the Ski Big Air, plus Chemmy Alcott shares her predictions for the Women's Slalom. We also find out what life is like in an Olympic Village, plus we look at the new sport of SkiMo.Host, Iain Martin, was joined by Olympian and former Team GB Skier X athlete Emily Sarsfield. SHOW NOTESKirsty Muir finished 4th in the Ski Big Air (1:00)Why Kirsty opted to go big for her final trick (2:00)“The judges have ranges for tricks. She had already nearly maxed out the available score for trick A and while the score for trick B was high, it wasn't that clean a jump, so had more scope to increase. That trick has scored in the 96/7 range before. Plus on run three she tried to add in a new grab that, had she landed, would have asked serious questions of the judges.” Listen to Iain's interview with Kirsty Muir (3:30) #pintrading (5:30) Spare a thought for Atle Lie McGrath (8:00) Chemmy Alcott shares her predictions for the Women's Slalom (8:30) Zoe Atkin is taking place in the Women's ski half pipe (10:30) The SkiMo is a new event, look out for it on Thursday (11:00) Listen to Iain's interview with British SkiMo athlete Iain Innes (11:45) Listen to Iain's interview with Andrew Musgrave (12:00) FeedbackIf you've enjoyed this episode I would love to know. You can leave a comment on Spotify, Instagram or Facebook – our handle is @theskipodcast – or drop me an email to theskipodcast@gmail.com You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast.And, if you're booking ski hire this winter, don't forget that you can get an additional discount if you use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book at intersportrent.com or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied

American slalom skier Mikaela Shiffrin is one of the sport's best, but when it comes to performing at the Olympic Games in recent times she's succumbed to the pressure. With one event to go in her program, can she overcome her nerves? Plus a missed opportunity for Australia to increase its record medal tally and we speak to a very proud father. Featured: Matt Futterman, senior sports writer, The Athletic. Erin Marsicovetere, ABC SPORT. Michael Fordham, father of Olympian Rosie Fordham.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

In our latest Winter Olympics Special, we discuss the first ever gold medal for Team GB on snow, after the win in the Team Snowboard Cross, plus we review Dave ‘The Rocket' Ryding's final slalom race. Host Iain Martin was joined by Olympian and former Team GB Skier X athlete Emily Sarsfield. SHOW NOTESCharlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale won Gold in the Team Snowboard Cross (2:00)Medals = Funding (5:15)Listen to Iain's interview with GB Snowsport CEO, Vicky Gosling (6:45) Listen to Iain's interview with GB Snowsport Head Coach Pat Sharples (7:30) Billy Major and Dave Ryding finished 16th and 17th in the Men's Slalom (8:15) Listen to Iain's interview with Dave Ryding in Episode 199 (8:30)Kirsty Muir qualified in 4th place for the Women's Ski Big Air (10:15) Mia Brookes failed to qualify for the Snowboard Slopestyle final (11:00)FeedbackIf you've enjoyed this episode I would love to know. You can leave a comment on Spotify, Instagram or Facebook – our handle is @theskipodcast – or drop me an email to theskipodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast.If you're booking ski hire this winter, don't forget that you can get an additional discount if you use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book at intersportrent.com or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied.

Olympia 2026: Loïc Meillard gewinnt Gold im Slalom, Lawinenniedergang: Zug entgleist bei Goppenstein, Frankreich: Student in Lyon zu Tode geprügelt, «RT»: Russischer Sender mischt sich in SRG-Abstimmung ein

We preview Dave Ryding's last Olympics in the Men's Slalom, including an interview with Laurie Taylor, plus look ahead to the Mixed Snowboard Cross with Huw Nightingale and Charlotte Bankes.Host Iain Martin was joined by ex-Olympian and Team GB Skier X athlete Emily Sarsfield for our latest Winter Olympics Special Episode. SHOW NOTESWomen's Snowboard Cross (2:45)The Mixed Snowboard Cross is on Sunday 15 Feb (4:45)Huw Nightingale and Charlotte Bankes spoke with Iain (5:00)Kirsty Muir takes part in the Women's Ski Big Air: qualifiers on Sat, final on Mon (8:30)Mia Brookes is back for the Women's Snowboard Slopestyle: qualifers on Mon, final on Tue (8:45)According to the BBC, a lot of people are finding the drone sound annoying (9:15) Laurie Taylor interview (11:30) Dave Ryding's chances (15:30) The Ski Podcast sponsors the Carrick Smith brothers Zak & Luca's Slalom predictions (17:00)FeedbackYou can contact us via Spotify, Instagram or Facebook – our handle is @theskipodcast – or drop me an email to theskipodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast. And, if you're booking ski hire this winter, don't forget that if you use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' at intersportrent.com you'll get an extra discount. Take this link for your discount to be automatically applied]

No primeiro Vortex especial das olimpíadas de inverno, @katiucha e  @OdeioPePe comemoram a aura brasileira no esporte e questionam se vale arriscar  a integridade do seu SLALOM pra conseguir uma vantagem competitiva. Oferta especial nos planos usando o nosso link no Nordvpn: https://nordvpn.com/vortexpodou CUPOM: VORTEXPODAcesse o link do Vortex e ganhe DESCONTO ESPECIAL  na sua matrícula na Alura: https://www.alura.com.br/vortexou CUPOM: VORTEX Host: Katiucha Barcelos. Instagram: @katbarcelos | Twitter/X: @katiuchaCo-Host: Pedro Pinheiro. Instagram: @odeiopepe | Twitter/X: @OdeioPePeInstagram: @feedvortexBluesky: @feedvortex.bsky.sociaTwitter: @feedvortexTiktok: @feedvortexReddit: r/feedvortexGrupo paralelo não-oficial do Vortex no telegram: https://t.me/+BHlkG92BfPU5ZjdhEsse grupo é dos ouvintes, para os ouvintes e pelos ouvintes. Não temos qualquer afiliação oficial ou responsabilidade por QUALQUER COISA falada neste grupoLink do post do episódio nas redes sociais:InstagramTwitterLinks comentados no episódio:Lista de esportes da Olimpíada de inverno Preciso descobrir onde consigo praticar curling no norte de minas gerais urgentemente Quando você acha que pode praticar Curling e seu corpo se recusa O melhor/pior dia do Mascote das Olimpiadas Disputa de Curling com panelas de pressão no gelo Tutorial de Curling brasuca a "quase" prova de trenó Uniformes das Delegações  Uniforme do Brasil pras Olimpíadas de InvernoO snowboarder brasileiro Pat Burgener andando com o uniforme da delegação brasileira na abertura para ver a reação das pessoasO ENCONTRO DO MASCOTE COM O TALISMÃ!Lucas e sua bacia de pão de queijoComo é preparada a pista de Curling A dúvida: que esporte é esse?  Como injeções de ácido no pênis viraram polêmica nas Olimpíadas de Inverno Produção: Thyara Castro, Bruno Azevedo e Aparecido SantosEdição: Joel SukeIlustração da capa: Brann Sousa 

Welcome to our new segment, Sydney @ 6. Oscar Piastri sent Sydney Olympian Phoebe (from Castlecrag) the sweetest good luck message ahead of her first Winter Olympics competing in Slalom and Giant Slalom, and it brought her to tears. A developer just paid $1.25 million at auction for a 4-metre wide, 110sqm driveway on Church Street in Newtown—yes, just the driveway—because Sydney's property market is completely cooked. Chappell Roan annoyed Sydney fans at Laneway Festival by refusing to do a shoey, which is honestly un-Australian. And Bad Bunny announced his Sydney tour dates at ENGIE Stadium for February 28 and March 1 right after his Super Bowl halftime show performance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nico explores the evolution of HR and the future of work, sharing his vision for moving from a transactional, industrial mindset to a system-shaping function. He discusses his concept of The Great Leap, a framework for the Fusion Age where humans and machines work together, and reflects on the shift from advising on outcomes to owning them, ensuring HR drives real organisational impact.   Nico emphasises the importance of naming architectural failures, focusing on next practices rather than best practices, and designing systems that recognise human potential. Nico challenges traditional approaches to productivity and capability, highlighting that legacy systems were built for a linear age and now require fundamental rethinking to make work meaningful, equitable and future-ready.   The conversation also explores the ethical and social dimensions of HR, with integrity and responsibility at the centre. Nico introduces the human delta - the gap between current capabilities and future potential - and encourages HR leaders to take ownership. By designing systems that invest in people and make equity inevitable, HR can step onto the field and truly change the world.   References:   Rewiring the Human Delta by Nico Decock   Independent IT Research & AI Insights | Bloor Research UK     How is AI really playing out? Slalom's new research Thank you to Slalom for sponsoring this week's podcast episode. If you're an HR leader navigating AI and wondering how to move from ambition to adoption, Slalom's latest research offers practical insights you can use right away. Slalom surveyed more than 2,000 global executives to understand how AI is really playing out, where investment is translating into value, where it isn't and, what that means for leadership, skills and cross functional alignment. Download your free summary here: Get Slalom's latest AI research   

What happens when leaders are confident about AI, but the people expected to use it are not ready? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I sat down with Caroline Grant from Slalom Consulting to explore one of the most persistent tensions in enterprise AI adoption right now. Boards and executives are spending more, moving faster, and expecting returns sooner than ever, yet many organizations are struggling to translate that ambition into outcomes that scale.  Caroline brings fresh insight from Slalom's latest research into how leadership, culture, and workforce readiness are shaping what actually happens next. We unpack a clear shift in ownership for AI transformation, with CTOs and CDOs increasingly leading organizational redesign rather than HR. That change reflects how deeply AI now cuts across technology, operations, and business models, but it also introduces new risks.  Caroline explains why sidelining people teams can create blind spots around skills, incentives, and trust, especially as roles evolve and uncertainty grows inside the workforce. The result is what Slalom describes as a growing AI disconnect between executive optimism and day-to-day reality. Despite the noise around job losses, the data tells a more nuanced story. Many organizations are creating new AI-related roles at a pace, yet almost all are facing skills gaps that threaten progress. We talk about why reskilling at scale is now unavoidable, how unclear career paths fuel employee distrust, and why focusing only on technical capability misses the human side of adoption.  Caroline also challenges assumptions about skill priorities, warning that deprioritizing empathy, communication, and change leadership could undermine effective human-AI collaboration. We also dig into ROI expectations, with most UK executives now  expecting returns within two years. Caroline shares why that ambition is achievable, where it breaks down, and why so many organizations remain stuck in pilot mode. From governance and decision rights to culture and leadership behavior, this conversation goes beyond tools and platforms to examine what separates experimentation from fundamental transformation. As AI becomes a test of leadership as much as technology, how are you closing the gap between vision and execution within your organization, and are you building a workforce that can keep pace with change rather than resist it? Connect With Caroline Grant from Slalom Consulting The Great AI Disconnect: Slalom's Insights Survey Learn More About Slalom

Snow here isn't background scenery; it's a way of life. In this episode, we step into Slovenia's winter pulse, where ski jumping is a family ritual, weekends revolve around the forecast, and visitors are welcomed not just as guests, but as participants. From the lively slopes of Kranjska Gora and Krvavec to the serene cross-country trails of Pokljuka and the valley beauty of Jezersko, we explore the most accessible, rewarding ways to ski, glide, sled, and enjoy winter – without the crowds.Two elite athletes, both with their family roots from Gorenjska, a region named among the Best Places to Go in Europe in 2026 by Condé Nast Traveler, guide us through this landscape from opposite sides of the Atlantic.Hockey legend Anže Kopitar, who built his career in the United States, shares what he recommends to friends when they visit Slovenia: basing themselves in Bled or Ljubljana, day-tripping across Gorenjska, and balancing crisp mountain mornings with riverside coffee and Michelin-starred dinners. He reflects on bringing the Stanley Cup to Lake Bled and explains why Slovenia's small size is one of its greatest strengths – where the sea, the Alps, and the capital city are all within easy reach.We also head to Planica, Slovenia's iconic ski-flying valley, where visitors can walk beneath the legendary hill, tour the Nordic Museum, experience indoor skydiving, or zipline across the valley for a ski jumper's-eye view.Slalom racer Lila Lapanja offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at elite alpine skiing. Raised in Lake Tahoe and now competing for Slovenia, she speaks openly about her decision to return to her roots and join the Slovenian national ski team. She shares her personal life story, her strong USA–Slovenia connection, and what it takes to run a lean, independent “Team Lila” – from coaching and ski service to logistics and mental preparation. We dive into race-day details: breathing cues at the start gate, trusting feel as light and ruts shift, and how hundredths of a second can define an entire season. If you're planning a winter holiday, think Slovenia: come for the snow, stay for the culture, and leave with a new respect for mountains that shape everyday life.Enjoyed the show? Subscribe, share it with a friend who loves winter, and leave a quick review to help others find us. Feel Slovenia the Podcast is brought to you by the Slovenian Tourist Board and hosted by Dr Noah Charney.Sound Production: Urska Charney For more inspirational content, check out www.slovenia.info and our social media channels, including Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Tripadvisor.

Beim Olympia-Dress von Odermatt und Co wird alles auf Geschwindigkeit getrimmt – bis hin zur Farbe. «Einstein» darf bei den geheimen Tüfteleien von Swiss-Ski dabei sein und testet verschiedenfarbige Anzüge im Windkanal. Und zeigt, wie die Wissenschaft an den Olympischen Spielen um Gold kämpft. Wie designt man den wohl besten Renndress für Olympia? Das will Tobias Müller wissen und stellt sich gleich selbst in den Scanner. Und danach in den Windkanal – einmal in Dunkelblau und einmal ganz in Weiss. Welche Farbe ist windschlüpfriger und warum? Was halten die Skicracks von der Anzugstüftelei? Und wie gross ist der Unterschied zwischen einem Renndress und normaler Skikleidung? Einstein auf der Spur der vielleicht entscheidenden Hundertstelsekunden. Jedes Tor zählt: Die neue «Gate-to-Gate-Analyse» im Einsatz beim Slalom von Wengen Wenn die Startnummer eins oben steht, ist auch das Technikteam von Swiss-Ski 70 Kilometer weiter südlich im Command Center ready. Jede Fahrt wird Tor für Tor analysiert – so können die Läufe aller Fahrer direkt nach dem ersten Lauf mit der Bestzeit verglichen werden. Daraus lesen die Tüftler wertvolle Tipps heraus, die sie per Handy auf die Rennpiste übermitteln. Und die eventuell zur Medaille oder gar zum Sieg verhelfen können. Ernährung: Zentral beim Frauen-Eishockey Die Frauen-Nati wird mit Körperanalyse und Ernährungsplan auf Olympia getrimmt. Und erstaunlicherweise essen rund die Hälfte der Sportlerinnen nicht falsch, sondern zu wenig. Das kann zum Sportler-Energiedefizit RED-S führen, bei dem sowohl Körperfunktionen als auch die Psyche betroffen sind. Holt Skitourenläufer Jon Kistler dank Backpulver eine Medaille? Seit dem Sommer tüftelt Mountaineer Jon Kistler mit dem Supplement Bicarbonat – besser bekannt als Backpulver. Es hilft gegen übersäuerte Muskeln, kann aber auch zu Durchfall und Erbrechen führen. Kistler will den Einsatz von Bicarbonat perfektionieren – und so an den Olympischen Spielen eine Medaille holen.

2 - Lindsey Vonn is competing in what will be her final Olympics. Imagine if she had to go up against the guys? Why does this hospital settlement set a new precedent for transgender surgeries? Will transgender issues be a voting topic in the midterm elections? 215 - Your calls. 220 - Dom's Money Melody! 225 - Does the alternate halftime show have sponsors? Will Nicki Minaj show up? More on anti-ICE protestors. 235 - Your calls. 250 - The Lightning Round!

Michelle reflects on her career from 20 years in the Royal Navy to the legal sector, highlighting how her military background instilled leadership qualities founded on trust and how modelling compassionate leadership improves team engagement that also creates meaningful change. Discussing how military lessons translate to professional services, Michelle emphasises the importance of developing leadership skills at every stage of a career, sharing the concept of an 'accountability ladder' to encourage every colleague to demonstrate leadership in their role. Michelle also explores the intersection of AI and human experience, highlighting how curiosity, critical thinking, and neurodiverse perspectives can differentiate organisations in ways data alone cannot measure. Michelle shares her passion for supporting the veteran and military spouse community, illustrating how inclusive talent strategies can unlock overlooked potential. She reflects on initiatives from her past roles, including improving female retention in the Royal Navy and resolving NHS pay differentials through collaborative, transparent approaches and shows how small, thoughtful interventions can have profound impact.   How is AI really playing out? Slalom's new research Thank you to Slalom for sponsoring this week's podcast episode.  If you're an HR leader navigating AI and wondering how to move from ambition to adoption, Slalom's latest research offers practical insights you can use right away. Slalom surveyed more than 2,000 global executives to understand how AI is really playing out, where investment is translating into value, where it isn't and, what that means for leadership, skills and cross functional alignment.  Download your free summary here: Get Slalom's latest AI research

Günther Mader, der einzige Österreicher, der Abfahrt, Slalom, Riesenslalom, Super-G und Kombination gewonnen hat...wir reden über ihn und vieles mehr...

The queen is the most powerful player on a chessboard – a queen can move anywhere - just like HR. Ewen shares why HR practitioners need to stop staying in their square and start thinking like a queen on a chessboard.   He explores how meaningful change comes through sustained commitment to human-centred approaches and shares the example of The Havas Platform, demonstrating how HR can create impact both within organisations and society.   Ewen champions transparency as foundational to trust and equity and discusses his approach to reward, including opportunities to personalise pay and benefits according to need. Framing reward as an opportunity to target support, he emphasises that social impact isn't only external and reminds us that employees may be experiencing the same issues that we see in society.  Encouraging you to "be a queen", Ewen's wish is for everyone in HR to appreciate how powerful your position is, and use that power to drive positive change.    How is AI really playing out? Slalom's new research Thank you to Slalom for sponsoring this week's podcast episode.  If you're an HR leader navigating AI and wondering how to move from ambition to adoption, Slalom's latest research offers practical insights you can use right away. Slalom surveyed more than 2,000 global executives to understand how AI is really playing out, where investment is translating into value, where it isn't and, what that means for leadership, skills and cross functional alignment.  Download your free summary here: Get Slalom's latest AI research   

It's a story that rivals a Hollywood blockbuster. A Canadian man who competed in the 2002 Winter Olympics as a snowboarder, who then went on to become one of the most notorious drug lords in North America - landing himself on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list - who was on the run for a decade in Mexico, has now been arrested and faces arraignment today.Investigators say Ryan Wedding turned himself into the US Embassy in Mexico last week. He's facing several charges including drug trafficking and murder.Host Maria Kestane speaks to Calvi Leon, crime reporter for the Toronto Star, to dig into the latest update of the Wedding case, the details of the self-surrender, and how this could all play out for the former Olympian. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or @thebigstory.bsky.social on Bluesky

Fabiola explores how real change often comes from small, human moments - conversations, deep listening and creating spaces where people can bring their whole selves. Drawing on her international career and psychotherapy studies, she shows how engaging with people relationally forms the foundation for sustainable organisational transformation.   Fabiola also highlights the power of human-centred design in organisations. By fostering improvisation and curiosity, and giving employees a voice, teams build resilience, creativity and stronger connections. Concepts such as 'the fertile void' create space for insight and innovation to emerge.   Looking ahead, Fabiola urges HR leaders to see human-centred ways of working as essential, not optional. Her wish for HR is for leaders to recognise that the health and wellbeing of their people is at the heart of everything they do.   How is AI really playing out? Slalom's new research Thank you to Slalom for sponsoring this week's podcast episode.  If you're an HR leader navigating AI and wondering how to move from ambition to adoption, Slalom's latest research offers practical insights you can use right away. Slalom surveyed more than 2,000 global executives to understand how AI is really playing out, where investment is translating into value, where it isn't and, what that means for leadership, skills and cross functional alignment.  Download your free summary here: Get Slalom's latest AI research   

Analyse zu Wengen, Tarvis und Kronplatz Brignone ist sowas von zurück, Vlhova bald auch? Es sind zur Abwechslung gute Nachrichten, die der Ski-Weltcup vermeldet. Zwei Gesamtweltcupsiegerinnen scheinen bei Olympia an den Start gehen zu können. Wir sprechen über Scheibs Selbstverständnis, Italiens Entwicklungsarbeit und Aichers unerhörte Rennpause. In Wengen ging der Stern von Franzoni auf, Odermatt gewinnt auch noch die nächsten 20 Abfahrten am Lauberhorn und McGrath gewinnt den vielleicht schönsten Slalom im gesamten Winter. Tobias feiert den 100. Podestplatz von Kristoffersen.Dieser Podcast wird vermarktet von der Podcastbude.www.podcastbu.de - Full-Service-Podcast-Agentur - Konzeption, Produktion, Vermarktung, Distribution und Hosting.Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen?Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich.Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.

Samantha cuts through the AI hype to discuss what businesses are really experiencing, including thoughts on why investment in AI is high, yet value remains elusive - highlighting challenges with legacy technology, data, governance and workforce readiness.   Emphasising the crucial role of HR in shaping the future of work, working alongside tech and data leaders and the importance of cross-functional collaboration, Samantha highlights a striking insight from Slalom's research: empathy and communication are being deprioritised, even as these human skills become more important for trust, adoption and sustainable change.   Introducing the concept of AQ and the SHIFT framework, Samantha shows how organisations can build human and cultural foundations adept at dealing with continuous change, including AI adoption.   Her practical call to action for HR leaders: connect with your CTOs and CDOs, learn from each other, and help lead a future of work that balances technology with human needs.   How is AI really playing out? Slalom's new research Thank you to Slalom for sponsoring this week's podcast episode. Slalom is a business and technology consulting firm that believes meaningful change starts with people, helping organisations turn change into outcomes that actually last. If you're an HR leader navigating AI and wondering how to move from ambition to adoption, Slalom's latest research offers practical insights you can use right away. Slalom surveyed more than 2,000 global executives to understand how AI is really playing out, where investment is translating into value, where it isn't and, what that means for leadership, skills and cross functional alignment. Download your free summary here: Get Slalom's latest AI research Thanks again to Slalom for supporting the podcast, and thank you for being a brilliant HR Changemaker, we're excited to create more positive change together this year.

Impérial, Paco Rassat a remporté le deuxième slalom de sa saison à Adelboden (Suisse) en Coupe du monde. Leader du classement général, il nous raconte son bonheur. A quatre jours du championnat d'Europe de handball, Ludovic Fabregas, capitaine des Bleus, fait le bilan du Tournoi de France. La freestyleuse Tess Ledeux, vice-championne olympique en 2022, explique pourquoi elle renonce aux Jeux de Milan-Cortina. Bastien Vergnes-Taillefer, 3e ligne de l'Union Bordeaux-Bègles, revient sur la victoire face à Northampton en Champions Cup.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In dieser Spezialfolge erzählt Marc ausführlich von seinem grössten Triumph, dem Sieg im Slalom in Adelboden mit Startnummer 60.

New year, new us! This is a special episode with Executive & Leadership Coach Suzanne who helps us identify our own poison riptides that might be creating a toxic workplace on accident! She gives advice for those looking to branch out into consulting as well as what leaders need to do when approaching a big change in 2026. If you're thinking of quitting your job, she also helps us figure out how and when to do that. All of this along with Rachel and Suzanne's highs and lows of 2025.About Suzanne Weller - Founder, Coach, Consultant, Weller Collaboration:Suzanne launched her consulting company in 2018 and worked as the Change Management & Organizational Effectiveness Consultant for Slalom. She runs private leadership coaching, group workshops, keynotes, and more! Prior to this, she held sales leadership roles at Getty Images before becoming their Senior Director of Organizational Change Management. Learn more at https://wellercollaboration.com/About host Rachel Horgan:Rachel is an independent event producer, emcee and entrepreneur. She worked for the Business Journal for 5 years as their Director of Events interviewing business leaders on stage before launching the weekly podcast. She earned her communication degree from the University of San Diego.Contact:Email: info@theweeklyseattle.comInstagram: @theweeklyseattleWebsite: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.theweeklyseattle.com

In this CPQ Podcast episode, Frank Sohn talks with Calvin Chow, Senior Director at Slalom Consulting, about what it really takes to move from Salesforce CPQ to Salesforce Revenue Cloud (RCA/ARM). Calvin has hands-on experience with multiple CPQ platforms — including PROS, Apttus (now Conga), Salesforce CPQ / Revenue Cloud, Zuora CPQ, and Vlocity — and shares what he wishes he had known about the end-to-end quote-to-cash process earlier in his career. Calvin explains how Slalom supports mid-size to Fortune 500 customers with strategy, process improvement, data management, and CPQ/Billing transformations, and walks through lessons learned from nearly 10 Salesforce CPQ to RCA/ARM migration projects. He highlights why RCA is more complex than many teams expect, why data migration is the single most critical success factor, and how to rethink processes when moving to usage-based and consumption billing models. The conversation also explores the growing role of AI, agents, and Agentforce in Revenue Cloud. Calvin shares real use cases where agents help create quotes, support renewals, and provide product and pricing recommendations — and why he believes AI will augment sales teams rather than replace them, with over 50% of Slalom's recent projectsnow involving AI and Agentforce. On a lighter note, Calvin also reveals his passion as a coffee connoisseur and aspiring future barista, adding a personal touch to a highly practical, insight-rich episode for anyone serious about CPQ, quote-to-cash, and Salesforce Revenue Cloud migrations.

Episode 507 ~ November 6, 2025 Podcast Info / Topics A British slalom canoer has been suspended because of the way he earned money for his training Students at McMaster University took to the water for some experiential learning Yes Christmas is still quite a ways away, but here are three items you might want […]