Podcasts about smaranda

People who eat lots of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) may be at greater risk of dying early. That is according to a new study, which estimates that in the UK and the US, where UPFs account for more than half of calorie intake, 14% of early deaths could be linked to the harms they cause. To discuss this, Alan was joined by Smaranda Maier. Smaranda is the Owner and Founder of Authentic Health, a Qualified Integrative Nutrition and Metabolic Health Coach.

Am discutat deja în ediții din acest an de Upgrade 100 Live despre tehnologia și politica din spatele rezultatului primului tur al alegerilor prezidențiale, însă poate cel mai important lucru pe care nu l-am discutat suntem chiar noi: oamenii și motivele de la baza fracturilor sociale de azi. Astfel, în această ediție avem pe meniu sociologie, antropologie și motivele pentru care diferențele dintre noi se văd din ce în ce mai tare. Invitații lui Marian Hurducaș:  Smaranda Heroiu: executive director UPGRADE100, antropolog digital cu studii la University College of London, MBA de la London School of Business & Finance și studii în Leadership Organizațional la Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Alex Dincovici: doctor în antropologie culturală și sociologie și politolog, director general al Romanian Business Leaders. 

Are you familiar with Seasonal Affective Disorder? It is possible that there may be some of you who have never heard of S.A.D., but are currently experiencing it. Smaranda is the owner and founder of Authentic Health, and is also a qualified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach with a background in healthcare. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Smaranda Maier. Photo (c): Clare FM

GoGlobal este un program Arieli Capital, lansat în România de Upgrade 100, How to Web, cu susținerea Raiffeisen Bank și AmCham, care oferă startup-urilor oportunitatea de a crește internațional. Nu e un accelerator per se, dar e o ocazie de descoperire de clienți și investitori în toată lumea. Despre toate acestea, în discuția cu Smaranda Heroiu de la Upgrade 100.

Join Smaranda Dochia, Maxine Bell and Rob Lawrence, members of the AC podcast team, as they celebrate the 200th episode of the AC podcast. They discuss the value and content the podcasts give to coaches and those interested in coaching, and how they align and fit with the wider umbrella of the Digital Learning Hub. Smaranda shares the incredible amount of content available. Maxine highlights the wonderful ripple effects of the podcast, and we hear from some of the guest podcast hosts. The Digital Learning team's biggest desire is to be of service to the coaching community and they hope this episode gives a taster of what is on offer to support you on every step of your coaching journey.   You will learn:   ·       About the free and paid content available, providing incredible learning opportunities ·       The collaboration, creativity, and teamwork that happens behind the scenes ·       How the Digital Learning Hub supports coaches through the hurdles, highs, and continuing professional development of their coaching practice   “With digital learning, we want to offer value. We want to offer learning. This is continued professional development in so many shapes and forms. It's all part of an open, friendly community where people have access to so much learning.”   For the episode resources and guest bio, please visit:  https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/dl-hub_podcast-channel_special-episodes_podcast-digital-learning-value-benefits

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Smaranda Maier, owner and founder of Authentic Health, a Qualified Integrative Nutrition & Metabolic Health Coach. Smaranda explains what to look for in your blood test results. She also tell us about the importance of lifestyle changes over reliance on statins, discussing how diet, exercise, and stress management can naturally manage cholesterol.

To talk about metabolic health and why it is so important, on Thursday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Smaranda Maier. Smaranda is the owner and Founder of Authentic Health, a Qualified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach with a Background in Healthcare. Cooking for life masterclass, which focuses on metabolic health, is taking place on the 25th of May, in Bia Innovator, Athenry. To find out more visit: https://smaranda-maier.mykajabi.com/25th-may-metabolic-health?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR23tezzKYu0l8jnhaKXGZ-fd3Miq2w3QG7oMaRsxtv9Vk6srq45qL6NVL0_aem_AXokcFo1yezhdSpOVg4kA1jjR7sNm7qOswoYviT8CKpc6Hkk1ZPTezr6dqadZESII2-C7UhBNWYtcq7wk962xzcV or Whatsapp Smaranda on 085 196 8088.

On this week's episode, host Sandra Hayes Buckley is joined by Smaranda Maier.Smaranda is a health and nutrition coach and owner of Authentic Health.During this chat, Smaranda reflected on her own wellbeing journey, how moving to Ireland marked a new chapter in her life and why the gut-brain connection is something she is so passionate about.To find out more about Smaranda and her work, follow her on Instagram @authentic.health.ieFollow @mindyourmindpod on Instagram for extra content and some behind the scenes from the making of the podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Smaranda Maier. Smaranda is the owner and founder of Authentic Health in Ennis. She is also a qualified integrative nutrition health coach with a background in healthcare. Smaranda discussed ultra processed foods and why you should avoid them. The Cooking For Life masterclass is taking place on the 13th of April. For more information, please see: https://www.facebook.com/events/928274088876334

Christmas is described as being the most wonderful time of the year. However, Christmas can be less wonderful for some of us, particularly those who feel lonely around the festive period, those who are stressed and the people who are worried about getting into debt. On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Smaranda Maier, owner and founder of Authentic Health in Ennis and Integrative Nutrition Health Coach gave advice on how to navigate the Christmas rush.

Dragoș STANCA - alături de Smaranda HEROIU și Radu PUCHIU - comentează idei exprimate de: Salim ISMAIL - Founder of OpenExO | Author of "Exponential Organizations 2.0" | Board Member at X Prize | Founding Executive Director of Singularity University - în podcastul realizat de Radu la Bucuresti ---> AUDIO INTEGRAL, AICI si Bruce DAISLEY - autor “Eat, Sleep, Work, Repeat", “The Joy of Work“, “Fortitude“ și fost lider Twitter în Europa și YouTube în UK, după prezentarea și interviul realizat de Smaranda la IQ DIGITAL SUMMIT Timisoara ---> VIDEO + TEXT + FOTO ⁠INTEGRAL, AICI⁠ Ambele materiale sunt exclusivități UPGRADE 100 - Enjoy!

On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Smaranda Maier who will be hosting two workshops in November. Smaranda is the owner and founder of Authentic Health, and is also a qualified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach with a background in healthcare. The November workshops run every Sunday and both are a part of her Positive Psychology approach to health. To get in touch with Smaranda, please email info@authentichealth.ie

În această ediție am plănuit să subliniem cel puțin 10 momente de reținut de la IQ Digital Summit Timișoara, care a avut loc în 5 octombrie la Teatrul și Opera din oraș - loc cu încărcătură simbolică și emoțională nu doar pentru Timișoara, ci pentru întreaga Românie. Pentru cei mai tineri dintre noi, de acolo a început revoluția din 1989.  IQ DIGITAL Summit Timișoara, a fost a patra ediție din seria IQ DIGITAL, și a livrat celor peste 800 de oameni prezenți în sală pe parcursul întregii zile mai bine de 7 ore de conținut relevant sub formă de prezentări, interviuri și dezbateri despre digitalizarea, business, inteligență artificială și viitor. Ideile expuse pe scenă au venit de la antreprenori, autori bestselleri, speakeri internaționali și locali celebri, și chiar de reprezentanți ai autorităților publice sau din mediu academic. În premieră, organizatorii au pregătit un moment special realizat împreună cu Ambasada Israelului în România. Alături de Marian Hurducaș în studio au fost colegii săi de Upgrade 100, Smarand Heroiu și Radu Puchiu, pentru că fiecare dintre ei au fost pe scenă fie în postura de host sau moderator, fie în backstage ca organizator.  SMARANDA HEROIU este director Executiv al UPGRADE 100, care activează în mai multe domenii – de la business operațional, la climate change, antropologie digitală și consultanță pe comunicare în organizații internaționale. Ocazional, susține conferințe despre transformare digitală, și schimbările sociale din viitor. Smaranda este colega de scenă a lui Marian Hurduacaș de 3 ediții încoace, amândoi sunt gazdele IQ Digital Summit. Smaranda a și moderat 2 sesiuni de Q&A, una cu Bruce Diaisley, fost VP of Twitter - astăzi X.com și YouTube UK, iar cealaltă cu Rich Mullholand, strategul de business venit tocmai din Africa de Sud și care a luat cele mai multe aprecieri din partea publicului. Radu Puchiu este expertul nostru în e-guvernare, moderator al seriei Digitalination by Upgrade 100 și ASPEN Institute România. Radu este și antreprenor, a pus recent bazele Tinia, start-up în domeniul energiei care are la bază tehnologia blockchain. La Timișoara, la fel ca și-n celelalte orașe înc are am ajuns cu acest format unic de eveniment, a fost responsabil de Digitalination... Live on Stage. După cum spuneam și pe scena de la Timișoara, nu am fi avut amploarea și ”the local intelligence” fără sprijinul și deschiderea echipei de la CoWork Timișoara și Timișoara Startups - cărora le mulțumim foarte mult pentru implicare.  - Despre IQ Digital - Conceptul IQ DIGITAL a fost gândit de echipa Upgrade 100 alături de George – inovație BCR. Proiectul educațional tip hybrid media cuprinde evenimente, podcasts, newslettere, online publishing, video short & long form – și e difuzat online, dar și la radio și TV, cu scopul de a sprijini procesele de digitalizare cu care se confruntă sectorul IMM, administrația publică și comunitățile locale din România.  | VODAFONE România s-a alăturat proiectului ca technology partner odată cu ediția de la Brașov. | Secțiunea DIGITALINATION e dezvoltată și cu ajutorul Institutului ASPEN România

472 - Saying Yes Bubbles - Smaranda Sandu of Wellesley College joins Samuel Mann at the SIGCSE computing education conference in Toronto. With a contribution from Tahu Mackenzie. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

On Thursdays Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Cara on the first week of her latest campaign! Mary on dog poo in Clonmel, Martin Quinn spoke about the sad closure of Wellworths, Noel also came on to talk about protesting. Smaranda spoke about free GP care, Catherine also spoke about free GP care, Andrea from the footcare clinic on GP care, Editor of the Farmers Journal Editor Caitriona Morrissey on this week's farming news, Muriel Cuddy on health and wellbeing after giving up sport, a preview of this weekends Down Your Way, Liam on high vis vests and Kathleen on the dentist waiting list.

On Tuesday's Tipp Today Fran spoke to a number of listeners about their experiences with racism. Annmarie, Smaranda, James and Tony gave their views. Sex Educator Dr Caroline West spoke on a study showing that having multiple partners does not affect your marriage prospects, Helen England always gave her take on it. Jodi also spoke about calls for grandparents not to mind sick grandchildren this winter. While Collette, Barry Jane and Helen gave their opinions on Christmas decorations and the pressure with presents.

There's no doubt that we have had our absolute fill of ‘News' (definitely with a capital ‘N') lately. The Budget, the cost of living crisis, war rumbling on in eastern Europe… and all happening at this shifting time of year when autumn sweeps in. It's no wonder many of us are feeling uprooted, anxious or at least a little wobbly. So how do we find some calm in the storm? Smaranda Maier, of Holistic Health Hub spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this morning.

Country #5! Romania.  In this week's episode we get to hear from our guest first hand experience on what it was like living in Post- Communism and Post- Chernobyl Romania in the 90's. Then we cover an untold story of a women who achieved great heights in aviation, but also risked everything in activism against her oppressors. Want to book your stay at the Applewood Manor? https://www.applewoodmanor.com/Send in your travel stories, corrections or comments to culturecultshow@gmail.comWant to Join the cult?  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/culturecultshowSubscribe , Rate, and Review!  You know you want to..Support the show

Dr. Lawrie's life began by escaping communism with her parents to Austria. There, she once had a racist teacher make her lick her dropped food off the ground. Her family made it to America...and now Dr. Smaranda Lawrie is teaching college students about gratitude and resilience. Tune in to this interview if you need some encouragement! Amazing! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlifeconversations/support

Simon Salca Welcome to Fusion International Film Festivals - The Podcast Interviewer: Steve Grossmith (Festival Director) Guests: Mihai Mihaescu & Simon Salca Your Mother Doesn't Have to Know This Ana Ionescu, a company employee, receives a call while jogging in the park, announcing her to come to the hospital to get her mother`s amputated leg. Smaranda, a colleague and friend, offers to help her. However, Ana will have to face the new challenges of life by herself. The screenplay is based on a true story. If you would like to be part of Fusion International Film Festivals then contact us at the following link www.fusionfilmfestivals.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fusionfilmfests/message

When people hear the term “positive psychology” it can often bring to mind the idea of “always staying positive” or trying to force yourself to never feel anger or pain, but Smaranda Lawrie says that's B.S.Smaranda has a PhD in psychology and brain science from UCSB, is the founder of UCSB's Resilience Summit, currently is an assistant professor at Providence College, and is a key researcher on positive psychology.As a child, Smaranda's family were political refugees from Romania who – in fleeing the country – ended up in Hungary hiding in apartments and even an underground tunnel to a refugee camp in Austria. She shares some of the hardships she experienced as a kid, how she learned resilience to get through them, and how research shows the importance of building resilience through parenting.In this episode, Brandon and Erik talk with Smaranda about positive psychology actually is, leading research on how practicing it can improve your performance and overall outlook on life, what's in the toolkit of positive psychology, and how to practice it with your kids.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS(2:15) How Smaranda's experiences as a Romanian immigrant taught her resilience and influenced her decision to research positive psychology(4:15) I think sometimes people think that it's all about happiness and having this Pllyanna smile on your face all the time. And it's really not.” -Smaranda Lawrie(6:03) Positive psychology isn't about ignoring pain and anger(7:49) Who is positive psychology for?(10:00) Smaranda's experiences as a wife of a professional football player(15:29) How to parent through times of uncertainty and change(18:47) “We've become, in the past couple of decades, just increasingly more protective of our children. I know it's very well intentioned, but on one hand, we're telling them that they can do anything in the world and that they're their own person and they can reach for the stars and whatever. On the other hand, we're handholding them along the way.” – Smaranda Lawrie(23:39) How to use the tools and skillsets of positive psychology in parenting to help teach kids to regulate emotions and decisions(27:51) The simple gratitude exercise everyone from 2-year-olds to Fortune 500 CEOs should practice(31:02) How does identity fit into the conversation?(34:40) Why don't we spend more time thinking about our values?(37:21) The importance of relationships(38:58) The PERMA theory(44:02) What advice do you have for parents with older kids – is it “too late”?(52:09) The research on aging well

Dr. Lawrie's life began by escaping communism with her parents to Austria. There, she once had a racist teacher make her lick her dropped food off the ground. Her family made it to America...and now Dr. Smaranda Lawrie is teaching college students about gratitude and resilience. Amazing! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlifeconversations/support

Smaranda Ignat lucrează cu antreprenori și companii și îi ajută să își atingă potențialul eliminând barierele care stau în calea performanței. Mai concret ajută companiile să își dezvolte o comunicare empatică, atât cu clienții lor, cât și în interiorul companiei. Am discutat despre: Parcursul profesional al lui Smaranda de la antreprenor la angajat și apoi înapoi la antreprenor. Cum a ajuns să studieze și să aplice comunicarea empatică în activitatea profesională. Ce este empatia în afaceri, atât în relațiile cu clienții, cât și în dezvoltarea unor echipe performante? De ce comunicarea empatică este importantă în succesul unei afaceri? De ce empatia este importantă în dezvoltarea de noi produse și servicii? Ce înseamnă empatia tactică și cum ne poate ajuta în negociere? Ce este proiectul Black Giraffe? Metodologia Jobs To Be Done

În primul episod al primăverii o descoperim pe Smaranda Gheorghiu (fostă Andronescu): scriitoare, poetă, conferențiară și prima corespondentă de presă a României. FOLLOW THE PODCAST: http://instagram.com/readstickcast Nu uita să te abonezi pentru viitoare episoade! Bibliografie: Bârlea, Petre Gheorghe O româncă spre Polul Nord. Pe urmele Smarandei Gheorghiu, Editura Sport-Turism, București, 1988 Rosetti, Radu D. Vechituri, Editura Adeverul, București, 19— Gheorghiu, Smaranda, Schițe și Amintiri din Cehoslovacia, București, 1925 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/readstick/message

Actress/Comic Smaranda Luna (Patti and Marina, Closer to the Moon) spent the summer in Madrid lifeguarding. There she met a guy she fell in LUST with. She arranged a date with him but when he showed up, she got the surprise of her life!And please visit storyworthypodcast.com! You'll find special deals courtesy of my sponsor Scan Digital. Just go to www.ScanDigital.com/STORYWORTHY When you support my sponsors, you support me. THANK YOU! It's good karma guys!And please subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts here- http://apple.co/1MceZ2Q And check out the funniest game show in LA! Story Smash! EVERY month at the Hollywood Improv! and podcast on Story Worthy. Follow me on Social Media. Thanks guys! Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/storyworthy/ Twitter-https://twitter.com/storyworthy Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/StoryWorthy/ Christine Blackburn- http://christineblackburn.com/Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Actress/Comic Smaranda Luna (Patti and Marina, Closer to the Moon) spent the summer in Madrid lifeguarding. There she met a guy she fell in LUST with. She arranged a date with him but when he showed up, she got the surprise of her life!And please visit storyworthypodcast.com! You’ll find special deals courtesy of my sponsor Scan Digital. Just go to www.ScanDigital.com/STORYWORTHY When you support my sponsors, you support me. THANK YOU! It’s good karma guys!And please subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts here- http://apple.co/1MceZ2Q And check out the funniest game show in LA! Story Smash! EVERY month at the Hollywood Improv! and podcast on Story Worthy. Follow me on Social Media. Thanks guys! Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/storyworthy/ Twitter-https://twitter.com/storyworthy Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/StoryWorthy/ Christine Blackburn- http://christineblackburn.com/

Redaktion ProMosaik. Ich freue mich sehr, Ihnen die neue Publikation des interkulturellen Presseportals von ProMosaik mit dem Titel „Cerchi d’acqua / Wasserkreise“ vorstellen zu dürfen. Es handelt sich um eine Lyriksammlung in einer viersprachigen Ausgabe (Rumänisch, Italienisch, Spanisch und Deutsch).

Join me and Professor Psychologist Smaranda Boros as we take a stroll in south east London and muse on the New Year, all the cliche’s around resolutions and debate our opinions on how to get what we want in the new year. This includes: Are New Years resolutions healthy or unhealthy psychologically How most people create goals based on other people’s opinions of what success looks like not truly basing them on what they want Flow Vs Work Ethic Dreams Vs Goals How to ask yourself the right questions and make language personal to you. If the language around New Years resolutions, authenticity or challenges f**ks with your head then create a narrative that serves you Should you share your dreams or keep them to yourself And finally…. The liberation that comes with not giving a f**k about what anyone else thinks! This is a fun debate filled with tips you can try on for size. Off the back of this one my resolution is to do more walking-in-park interviews with dynamic and interesting and opinionated people! Check out Smaranda’s work here https://www.linkedin.com/in/smarandaboros/

Cine? Smaranda Vlad - Trainer, Co-Founder Activity Camp De ce?  Smaranda e pasionata de ideea de travel si de a se implica in proiecte care tin de educatie si antreprenoriat. Va invit sa o ascultam:   Mai multe despre ce face Smaranda aici:   https://www.facebook.com/activitycamp

8:40 AM: The Havisham Hour. Day/Page/Sketch 512 of 513 from Charles Dickens' Great Expectations. --Parting has no remedy. You remain silent until you speak, and then the space in your lungs is left empty. We win a victory over nothingness. Nobody cares. If we die in proportion of the words we toss around, then our resting ground is really meaningless. Just turn the lights off before you leave.-- Page read by SMARANDA LUNA here: http://goo.gl/hGDgys. www.HavishamHour.com ©2014 Julio Panisello. The Havisham Hour will end in 1 day.

Dans cet épisode Smaranda dit au revoir aux élèves, elle parle de son pays, de sa famille qu’elle va retrouver avec plaisir. De nombreuses formulations sont reprises. On peut plus particulièrement s’intéresser avec les élèves aux descriptions concernant les personnes. Smaranda says goodbye Hello, it’s Smaranda. I’m going back home. My home is in Toronto. Do you remember where it is? Look at the map. It’s in Canada. I’m happy to see my family again, especially my mother and my sister. My mother’s name is Monica. She’s got short brown hair and brown eyes. My sister’s name is Gabriela. She’s 27 years old. She’s got long brown hair and brown eyes. I loved living in France. I love the French culture and the French language. The food is delicious. I hope to come back soon. Have a nice vacation.

CANADA Dans cet épisode Smaranda nous parle de son pays, de sa ville natale, du temps qu’il fait en hiver et de son drapeau. Les principales formulations utilisées sont les suivantes : Where do you come from? I come from… Where do you live? I live in… Is it…? Yes, it is. What about…? Here is… Le lexique concerne : Le pays, une ville ; La localisation géographique ; Le temps ; Le drapeau , ses formes et ses couleurs. - Hello Smaranda, where do you come from? - I come from Canada, it is in North America. - Canada is a large country, where do you live in Canada? - I live in Toronto. It’s a big city near the Ontario lake. - Is it cold in winter in Toronto? - Oh, yes it is and there is a lot of snow. - And what about your flag? - Here is my flag. It is red and white. - Oh, it’s nice! The red leaf is beautiful! - Yes, it is a maple’s leaf, we have a lot of maple trees in Canada.