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Picking up where we left off on Monday, we're talking Kehlani, Drake, Suge, J-Lo, and Diddy, And More....Tune In! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bryceton-bond/support
En pleno verano, en ocasiones el calor nos impide conciliar el sueño, o las preocupaciones, esta vez por el viaje durante las vacaciones... Noemí Lobato, vocal de la Junta de Gobierno del Colegio Oficial de Farmacéuticos de Zaragoza, nos da los mejores consejos para dormir bien sin tener que medicarnos.
No sabemos cuál será su experiencia con el sueño , el insomnio y la radio. Pero ese ruido de fondo, según varios testimonios nada científicos, puede tener efectos hipnóticos.
- Austria se lleva el grupo D en la Euro tras vencer 3 a 2 a los Países Bajos. - En una jornada completamente olvidable, Inglaterra y Dinamarca pasan sobre Eslovenia y Serbia con sendos empates a cero. - Costa Rica bloqueó al ataque brasileño para obtener su primer empate en la Copa América, mientras que los canadienses le sacan el juego a los peruanos, quienes están casi eliminados.
Imola aburrida y tediosa. McLaren alcanzó ya a Red Bul?? Acaso Lando es cosa seria??? Red Bull en decadencia?? Esto y mas con alineación completa, Rod, Aurelio, Marco y Bernie
În acest episod:(00:02:05) - Discutăm despre neuromituri comune - concepții greșite despre creier răspândite în cultura populară(00:06:30) - Explorăm neuroplasticitatea - capacitatea creierului de a se remodela și adapta de-a lungul vieții (00:11:15) - Vorbim despre un studiu care arată cum antrenarea amintirii memoriilor din copilărie poate stimula plasticitatea creierului și reduce inflamația(00:15:45) - Analizăm cum funcționează diferitele tipuri de memorie - de la cea de scurtă și lungă durată, la memoria procedurală și autobiografică (00:22:10) - Aflăm că amintirile nu sunt stocate într-un singur "centru al memoriei", ci distribuite în tot creierul(00:28:30) - Discutăm diferențele dintre creierul feminin și masculin, inclusiv la nivel de ceas biologic și cicluri circadiene(00:34:20) - Facem paralele interesante între comportamentul masculilor la animale și la oameni, legat de competiție și economisirea energiei (00:39:50) - Abordăm mecanismele emoțiilor în creier și rolul lor în motivarea acțiunilor(00:46:10) - Vorbim despre efectele psihologice ale inflamației și cum se leagă de creier (00:52:40) - Analizăm cum creierul funcționează diferit în funcție de anotimpuri și expunerea la lumină (00:58:15) - Discutăm impactul călătoriilor și schimbărilor de mediu asupra memoriei autobiografice și sănătății creierului
V dnešnom diely podcastu sa pozrieme na to, ako sa šírili písomná kultúra a vzdelanosť laických vrstiev spoločnosti od 9. po začiatok 16. storočia.
In our biggest episode of Story Chat yet, we are joined by Justin T Hunt, Sloth and the creators of Somn/VTI Studios to talk all things ARG. Learn more about Arg and Somn by following the links below. https://www.somn-us.org/ www.instagram.com/fools_requiem www.instagram.com/stolen_echoes/ www.instagram.com/sleepwalker.1104 reddit.com/u/StolenEchoes reddit.com/u/VTIStudios Contact the show: thetrueandthefictional@gmail.com Support the show or become a sponsor: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sttatf Follow us on the socials: FB: Facebook.com/storiesthetrueandthefictional IG: @stories_podcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzIXhRcUvPPAzpCL-_a9N4w Buy Jamie's books: Buck's knight: https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B09YH12FQB/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i1 Letters from the Emu War: https://www.shawlinepublishing.com.au/search/display/343-letters-from-the-emu-war Letters from the emu war (Amazon): https://www.amazon.com.au/Letters-Emu-War-J-Bryden/dp/1922851248/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2N47R4HP6TSDS&keywords=j.a.+bryden&qid=1685431779&sprefix=j.a.+bryden%2Caps%2C256&sr=8-1
This collection of soothing sounds is carefully curated to create an environment conducive to restful sleep, deep meditation, and overall relaxation.Subscribe to Premium: All-Access Pass to Better Sleep in 30 Days.English:| Sleep Meditation Podcast-Sleep Stories-Sleep Hypnosis-Guided Sleep Meditation-Deep Sleep Sounds-Relaxing Sleep MusicSpanish:| Meditación para dormir, sonidos para dormir, historias para dormir, hipnosis para dormir, sonidos para dormir profundo, meditación para dormir profundo, podcast de meditación para dormirFrench:| Podcast de Méditation pour le Sommeil-Histoires pour Dormir-Hypnose pour le Sommeil-Méditation Guidée pour le Sommeil-Sons Profonds du Sommeil-Musique Relaxante pour le SommeilGerman:| Schlafmeditations-Podcast-Schlafgeschichten-Schlafhypnose-Geführte Schlafmeditation-Tiefe Schlafgeräusche-Entspannende SchlafmusikJapanese:| 睡眠瞑想ポッドキャスト-睡眠ストーリー-睡眠催眠-ガイド付き睡眠瞑想-深い睡眠音-リラックスする睡眠音楽Italian:| Podcast di Meditazione del Sonno-Storie del Sonno-Ipnosi del Sonno-Meditazione Guidata del Sonno-Suoni Profondi del Sonno-Musica Rilassante per il SonnoKorean:| 수면 명상 팟캐스트-수면 이야기-수면 최면-안내된 수면 명상-깊은 수면 소리-수면에 이로운 음악Polish:| Podcast Medytacji Snu-Historie do Snu-Hipnoza do Snu-Prowadzona Medytacja do Snu-Głębokie Dźwięki Snu-Relaksująca Muzyka do SnuSwedish:| Sömnmusik-Podcast-Sömnberättelser-Sömnhypnos-Guidad Sömnmusik-Djupa Sömn Ljud-Avslappnande Sömn MusikTurkish:| Uyku Meditasyonu Podcast-Uyku Hikayeleri-Uyku Hipnozu-Rehberli Uyku Meditasyonu-Derin Uyku Sesleri-Rahatlatıcı Uyku MüziğiVietnamese:| Podcast Thiền Giấc Ngủ-Câu Chuyện Giấc Ngủ-Hypnosis Giấc Ngủ-Thiền Dẫn Giấc Ngủ-Những Âm Thanh Giấc Ngủ Sâu-Nhạc Thư Giãn Giấc NgủRomanian:| Podcast de Meditație pentru Somn-Povești pentru Somn-Hipnoză pentru Somn-Meditație Ghidată pentru Somn-Sunete pentru Somn Adânc-Muzică Linistitoare pentru SomnChinese:| 睡眠冥想播客-睡眠故事-睡眠催眠-引导入眠冥想-深度睡眠声音-舒缓的睡眠音乐Norwegian:| Søvnmeditasjonspodcast-Søvnhistorier-Søvnhypnose-Guidet søvnmeditasjon-Dype søvnlyder-Beroligende søvnmusikkSlovak:| Podcast Meditácie pre Spánok-Príbehy pre Spánok-Hypnóza pre Spánok-Vedená Meditácia pre Spánok-Hlboké Zvuky Spánku-Ukludňujúca Hudba pre SpánokBengali:| ঘুমের মেডিটেশন পডকাস্ট-ঘুমের গল্প-ঘুমের হাইপনোসিস-নির্দেশিত ঘুমের মেডিটেশন-গভীর ঘুমের শব্দ-শান্তিপ্রদ ঘুমের সঙ্গীতArabic:| بودكاست التأمل في النوم-قصص النوم-تنويم النوم-التأمل الموجه للنوم-أصوات النوم العميق-موسيقى هادئة للنومHindi:| सोने की ध्यान संगीत पॉडकास्ट-सोने की कहानियाँ-सोने की सम्मोहन-निर्देशित सोSleep Meditation, Sleep Meditation Guided, Sleep Meditation Music, Sleep Meditation for Kids, Sleep Meditation Manifestation, Sleep Meditation Hypnosis, Sleep Meditation Music Relax Mind Body, Sleep Meditation Rain, Sleeping Music for Deep Sleeping, Sleep Sounds, Sleep Music for Babies, Sleep ASMR, Sleep Stream, Sleep Wave, Sleep Cove, Deep Sleep Music, Deep Sleep Music for Insomnia, Deep Sleep Frequency, Deep Sleep Music for Kids, Deep Sleep ASMR, Deep Sleep Binaural Beats, Deep Sleep Rain Sounds, Deep Sleep Music Rain, Hours of Sleep Music, Hour Sleep Meditation, Hours of Relaxing Sleep Music Ocean Waves Relaxing Music Sleep, Hour Lullaby, Hours of Rain, Hours of Relaxing Sleep Beautiful Piano Music Sleep Music Soothing, Hours of Relaxing Piano Music, Hours of Relaxing Sleep Anxiety and Depression for Mind Body, Hour ASMR, The Sleepy Bookself, Sleep Tight Stories, White Noise, Brown Noise Better Sleep Starts Here: https://plus.acast.com/s/decisions-the-ultimate-guide-to-confident-decision-making. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This collection of soothing sounds is carefully curated to create an environment conducive to restful sleep, deep meditation, and overall relaxation.Subscribe to Premium: All-Access Pass to Better Sleep in 30 Days.English:| Sleep Meditation Podcast-Sleep Stories-Sleep Hypnosis-Guided Sleep Meditation-Deep Sleep Sounds-Relaxing Sleep MusicSpanish:| Meditación para dormir, sonidos para dormir, historias para dormir, hipnosis para dormir, sonidos para dormir profundo, meditación para dormir profundo, podcast de meditación para dormirFrench:| Podcast de Méditation pour le Sommeil-Histoires pour Dormir-Hypnose pour le Sommeil-Méditation Guidée pour le Sommeil-Sons Profonds du Sommeil-Musique Relaxante pour le SommeilGerman:| Schlafmeditations-Podcast-Schlafgeschichten-Schlafhypnose-Geführte Schlafmeditation-Tiefe Schlafgeräusche-Entspannende SchlafmusikJapanese:| 睡眠瞑想ポッドキャスト-睡眠ストーリー-睡眠催眠-ガイド付き睡眠瞑想-深い睡眠音-リラックスする睡眠音楽Italian:| Podcast di Meditazione del Sonno-Storie del Sonno-Ipnosi del Sonno-Meditazione Guidata del Sonno-Suoni Profondi del Sonno-Musica Rilassante per il SonnoKorean:| 수면 명상 팟캐스트-수면 이야기-수면 최면-안내된 수면 명상-깊은 수면 소리-수면에 이로운 음악Polish:| Podcast Medytacji Snu-Historie do Snu-Hipnoza do Snu-Prowadzona Medytacja do Snu-Głębokie Dźwięki Snu-Relaksująca Muzyka do SnuSwedish:| Sömnmusik-Podcast-Sömnberättelser-Sömnhypnos-Guidad Sömnmusik-Djupa Sömn Ljud-Avslappnande Sömn MusikTurkish:| Uyku Meditasyonu Podcast-Uyku Hikayeleri-Uyku Hipnozu-Rehberli Uyku Meditasyonu-Derin Uyku Sesleri-Rahatlatıcı Uyku MüziğiVietnamese:| Podcast Thiền Giấc Ngủ-Câu Chuyện Giấc Ngủ-Hypnosis Giấc Ngủ-Thiền Dẫn Giấc Ngủ-Những Âm Thanh Giấc Ngủ Sâu-Nhạc Thư Giãn Giấc NgủRomanian:| Podcast de Meditație pentru Somn-Povești pentru Somn-Hipnoză pentru Somn-Meditație Ghidată pentru Somn-Sunete pentru Somn Adânc-Muzică Linistitoare pentru SomnChinese:| 睡眠冥想播客-睡眠故事-睡眠催眠-引导入眠冥想-深度睡眠声音-舒缓的睡眠音乐Norwegian:| Søvnmeditasjonspodcast-Søvnhistorier-Søvnhypnose-Guidet søvnmeditasjon-Dype søvnlyder-Beroligende søvnmusikkSlovak:| Podcast Meditácie pre Spánok-Príbehy pre Spánok-Hypnóza pre Spánok-Vedená Meditácia pre Spánok-Hlboké Zvuky Spánku-Ukludňujúca Hudba pre SpánokBengali:| ঘুমের মেডিটেশন পডকাস্ট-ঘুমের গল্প-ঘুমের হাইপনোসিস-নির্দেশিত ঘুমের মেডিটেশন-গভীর ঘুমের শব্দ-শান্তিপ্রদ ঘুমের সঙ্গীতArabic:| بودكاست التأمل في النوم-قصص النوم-تنويم النوم-التأمل الموجه للنوم-أصوات النوم العميق-موسيقى هادئة للنومHindi:| सोने की ध्यान संगीत पॉडकास्ट-सोने की कहानियाँ-सोने की सम्मोहन-निर्देशित सोSleep Meditation, Sleep Meditation Guided, Sleep Meditation Music, Sleep Meditation for Kids, Sleep Meditation Manifestation, Sleep Meditation Hypnosis, Sleep Meditation Music Relax Mind Body, Sleep Meditation Rain, Sleeping Music for Deep Sleeping, Sleep Sounds, Sleep Music for Babies, Sleep ASMR, Sleep Stream, Sleep Wave, Sleep Cove, Deep Sleep Music, Deep Sleep Music for Insomnia, Deep Sleep Frequency, Deep Sleep Music for Kids, Deep Sleep ASMR, Deep Sleep Binaural Beats, Deep Sleep Rain Sounds, Deep Sleep Music Rain, Hours of Sleep Music, Hour Sleep Meditation, Hours of Relaxing Sleep Music Ocean Waves Relaxing Music Sleep, Hour Lullaby, Hours of Rain, Hours of Relaxing Sleep Beautiful Piano Music Sleep Music Soothing, Hours of Relaxing Piano Music, Hours of Relaxing Sleep Anxiety and Depression for Mind Body, Hour ASMR, The Sleepy Bookself, Sleep Tight Stories, White Noise, Brown Noise Better Sleep Starts Here: https://plus.acast.com/s/decisions-the-ultimate-guide-to-confident-decision-making. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Si quieres que el canal continúe, hazte mecenas desde sólo 3€/mes en Patreon y además tendrás derecho a proponer temas para el programa: https://www.patreon.com/bricocine ¿Quién no se ha dormido viendo una película de lo aburrida que era? En este programa vamos a contar cuáles son nuestras películas más soporíferas, pero también queremos saber las vuestras. 00:00 Introducción y frase secreta 03:08 El cuchitril de Manu 18:49 Noticias de la semana 32:48 Jugamos a las películas 38:52 PELÍCULAS SOMNÍFERAS 01:17:14 BRICOHERRAMIENTA DE CINE: El IN MEDIA RES 01:26:07 Resolución de la frase secreta Síguenos en: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bricocineCanal/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bricocinechannel Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/bricocinecanal Toda la info en: www.canalbricocine.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bricocine/message
Muy pronto, en FACUA estrenaremos pódcast, presentado por Rubén Sánchez: En ocasiones veo fraudes.
Dirigido y moderado por José Luis Arranz. Hoy nos acompañan Fernando Fernández (Dr. Bueno), Francisco Javier Garzón, Ángel Caparrós y Adolfo Santos. Opinión, debate y entretenimiento. Buena compañía y buena conversación. * Hemos hablado de... Abuso del consumo de somníferos (ansiolíticos, hipnóticos y sedantes) · Antibióticos y superbacterias · Fármacos y calidad de vida en la tercera edad · * Directo emitido el... 11 de noviembre de 2022 * 'Podcasteando con amigos' en... WhatsApp: https://www.podcasteando.es/agora Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcasteandoconamigos * Conócenos mejor... FERNANDO FERNÁNDEZ BUENO (Madrid, 1976) es Doctor en Medicina por la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid y Teniente Coronel Médico del Cuerpo Militar de Sanidad. Especializado en Cirugía Oncológica, es Cirujano General del Servicio de Cirugía del Hospital Central de la Defensa "Gómez Ulla" en Madrid. Es Profesor asociado al Departamento de Cirugía en la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de Alcalá de Henares. Además es presentador y director de contenidos del canal de medicina en Youtube MedicinaClara, canal con más de 1 Millón de suscriptores y más de 250M de vídeos vistos, y director médico y director de contenidos del portal médico www.medicosespecialistasen.com. Es Portavoz de la Plataforma para la Reducción del Daño por Tabaquismo, plataforma pionera en España para erradicar el tabaquismo y evaluador del acceso al Cuerpo Militar de Sanidad del Ministerio de Defensa. FRANCISCO JAVIER GARZÓN MALDONADO. Almeriense, afincado en Málaga. Neurólogo en el Hospital Clínico Universitario Virgen de la Victoria, Hospital HLA El Angel y Centro de Recuperación y Especialidades CREVIC. Ciclista por toda España. ADOLFO SANTOS FLORIDO (Málaga, 1968) es Informático, padre y talibán del asfalto. Cuenta con más de 25 años de experiencia en TIC y especialmente en el Tráfico y la Seguridad Vial con mayúsculas, tema donde piensa que aún no se ha hecho ni innovado lo suficiente. Enamorado de su familia, del Software Libre, de la movilidad sostenible y de los desplazamientos en bicicleta, sueña que algún día será posible atravesar Europa dando pedales con las máximas garantías. JOSÉ LUIS ARRANZ SALAS (Málaga, 1968) es Informático y Comunicador. Cuenta con más de 30 años de experiencia profesional en los diferentes sectores de las Tecnologías de la Información, la comunicación y la docencia. Docente vocacional ha impartido cursos en distintos centros y universidades. Es emprendedor en Celinet Soluciones Informáticas. Entrevistador en Entrevistas a Personas Interesantes (Mejor Blog de Actualidad en los Premios 20 Blogs de 20 Minutos). Instagramer y YouTuber en En directo con amigos. Podcaster en Podcasteando con amigos. Articulista en Mentes Inquietas y otros medios físicos y digitales. ÁNGEL CAPARRÓS VEREDA (Málaga, 1968) es Informático, administrador de sistemas, especializado en diseño y programación de equipamientos electrónicos de automoción, control de acceso, flotas, laboratorios y observatorios astronómicos. Astrófilo desde que vió unos puntos brillantes en el cielo, y constructor de telescopios desde que aprendió a usar la sierra y el martillo. Ha diseñado equipos de software y hardware abierto orientados al control de telescopios y la astrofotografía que, para su sorpresa, aún siguen siendo construidos y usados por aficionados en todo el mundo. Afortunado padre de dos niñas, ignora felizmente todo lo relacionado con el fútbol profesional.
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Hello and welcome to episode 39 of the DJ B-12 Deep Acid House Experience. This one is for the month of July 2022. The show is a 3 hour long, 101 tracks best of megamix in the spirit of our 3 year anniversary. This was originally released as 3 x 1 hour show that I did for Resonate Together over a period of time. The tracks for this show we carefully selected from all episodes of The DJ B-12 Deep Acid House Experience, The DJ B-12 Techno Podcast, Resonate Together, Deep Therapy and any other guest shows I did in these styles. This Part 1, I'll probably do part 2 for the 5 Year Anniversary in 2 years. This episode includes tracks and remixes by these artists and are on the following labels: The Thunderhead, Tom Middleton, Cloud Productions, CamelPhat, Au-Ra, RCA Records Label, Gerome Sportelli, Sporty Limited, Montel, Glasgow Underground, SOSANDLOW, Connected Frontline, Maruwa, Steel City Dance Discs, Motech Records, Ash Paine, Let There Be House Records, Alan Fitzpatrick, We Are The Brave, KULTOFF, Gain Records, DJ Bigspin, Running Out Of Steam, Jeffrey Tice, Stanny Abram, Rimoshee Traxx, Runout Groove , Fazeform Records, Tom Tom Club, Tom Novy, Club Session Mechanist, Owen Ni, SERi (JP), Hypnotic Room, Chris Stussy, Rutilance Recordings, That Kid Chris, James Christian, Oliver Way, TKC, Raito, Boysnoize Records, OFFAIAH, Incorrect, Kevin Graham, Nimbus Records, Audio Flora, Vivifier Records, Nicola Brusegan, What NxT, Sneaky Sound System, Doorly, Thembi Records, Scuba, Hotflush Recordings, Eelke Kleijn, Outside The Box Music, Sweet LA, Tom Chubb, Plain&Simple, Donald's House, Permanent Vacation, Ricky Chopra, Songtradr, Robbie Rivera, KB City, LW Recordings, Dosem, Anjunadeep, Palavas, Shan, Future Disco, Philip Firek, Clepsydra, Hardfloor, Afro Acid Digital, Lisa Shaw, Scott Hardkiss, Naked Music,Sunscreem, Boys Own, Sunscreem Music, Jack Truant, Motive Records, Jay Shepheard, Steaward Recordings, Simon Le Grec, The Love Edition, DrizzlyMusic, Deetron, Gerd Janson, Character, DEADWALKMAN, Andre Crom, Off Recordings, Gary Gamble, Afro Acid Digital, Ejeca, Four Thirty Two, Chrissy, Loods, 17 Steps, Juliano Maia, Sintese Records, Leonardus, LM Trax, Ejeca, Soft Computing, Banco De Gaia, Framewerk, Capital Heaven, Steve Hammer, House Cookin Records, Kaluki Musik, Ce Ce Peniston, Joyriders, Tiger Stripes, Perfecto Records, Armada Music, Axtone Records, Charlie Black, Anto, Rare Candy, Sinister Sounds, T.O.M., Ultimative Music, Harry Diamond, My Digital Enemy, Zulu Records, FranKapilla,Nothing But, Elgone, 19Box Recordings, GREETINGS, There Is Love In You, Dirty South, ANIMA!, Eden Prince, Phazing, Jansons, VIP, Cr2 Records, Dusky, 17 Steps, Jolene, Namara, Sweet LA, Play This! Records, Oliver Heldens, Rowetta, Toolroom, Axel Doorman, Acid 606-61, Butch, Backstock, Le Jeune Fluck , U're Guay Records, Sneaky Sound System, Astrx, CamelPhat, A M E, Robbins Entertainment, Silent Tape, SOVIETT DJ Box, Because of Art, Alkaane, Tibasko, Another Rhythm, Kakes, Jojo Rose, Happy Days Records, Carol, Crasty, Weekend Warriors, T.O.M., Mark Van Rijswijk, Discover Records (UK), Framewerk, State Of Grace, Framewerk Rewerk, Sam Girling, Nothing Else Matters, Paper Head, Rounded, Jochen Simms, Somn'thing Records, Simon Berry, Luke Brancaccio, JJD, Tahloula, M.A.N.D.Y., Restore Music, Denham Audio , Danielle May, TRU Concept, Kiez Beats, Josh Wink , Bedrock Records, D'Julz, NRK, Young Rebels, Francesco Diaz, Urban Gorillaz, Franky Wah , iVAV Recordings, Nikita Marasey, Weekend Warriors Night, Le Jeune Fluck, Paradiso Records, Liz Cass, Jansons, frtyfve, Lowes, Franky Wah, Ministry of Sound Recordings, Trent Cantrelle, Monday Social Music, Marvin & Guy, Permanent Vacation, Mac & Ward, Food Music, Club Tularosa, Me Me Me, Hazzaro, Azzura Trax, Roland, Brother RichMoody, and House Recordings.The show has a runtime of 3 hours and 10 minutes and features 101 tracks. Big ups for the support! Please, subscribe, listen, share, repost, comment, follow, like and rate us! Tracklist01. The Thunderhead - Thunderhead (Tom Middleton 202 Mix) [Cloud Productions02. CamelPhat & Au-Ra - Panic Room (Club Mix) [RCA Records Label]03. Gerome Sportelli - Explorer [Sporty Limited]04. Montel - Love in the Blue Zone [Glasgow Underground]05. SOSANDLOW - Wazimu [Connected Frontline]06. Maruwa - 31 Seconds [Steel City Dance Discs]07. Gerome Sportelli - Hybrids [Motech Records]08. Ash Paine - Give Me Love [Let There Be House Records]09. Alan Fitzpatrick - Dead Beat Exile [We Are The Brave]10. KULTOFF - Full Acid Bitch [Gain Records]11. DJ Bigspin - Billyboy [Running Out Of Steam]12. Jeffrey Tice - Alkaline (Stanny Abram Warehouse Mix) [Rimoshee Traxx]13. Runout Groove - Move Ya Body (Rave Mix) [Fazeform Records]14. Tom Tom Club - Love To Love You Baby (Tom Novy Remix) [Club Session]15. Mechanist, Owen Ni - Groove 1 (SERi (JP) Remix) [Hypnotic Room]16. Chris Stussy - Synchronicity [Rutilance Recordings]17. That Kid Chris & James Christian - Stuck In A Dream (Oliver Way 4 Lisa Remix) [TKC]18. Raito - Summer Of Love (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix) [Boysnoize Records]19. OFFAIAH - That Makes Me Love You (Extended Re-Edit) [Incorrect] 20. Kevin Graham - House Music Is Life [Nimbus Records]21. Audio Flora - Discover [Vivifier Records]22. Nicola Brusegan - The Leaf [What NxT]23. Sneaky Sound System - I Ain't Over You (Doorly Remix) [Thembi Records]24. Scuba - Talk Torque [Hotflush Recordings]25. Eelke Kleijn - Levensgenieter (Dosem Remix) [Outside The Box Music]26. Sweet LA, Tom Chubb - Because [Plain&Simple]27. Donald's House - Everything Is Fine [Permanent Vacation]28. Ricky Chopra - Come On [Songtradr]29. Robbie Rivera - Be Electric (KB City Remix) [LW Recordings30. Dosem - Not A Coincidence (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep]31. Scuba - Voices [Hotflush Recordings]32. Palavas - Lionel Leetchi (Shan Remix) [Future Disco]33. Philip Firek - Ewig [Clepsydra]34. Hardfloor - Acid All the Way [Afro Acid Digital]35. Lisa Shaw - Cherry (Scott Hardkiss Remix) [Naked Music]36. Sunscreem - Perfect Motion (Boys Own Mix) [Sunscreem Music]37. Scuba - Hardbody [Hotflush Recordings]38. Jack Truant - 1990 (Extended Mix) [Motive Records]39. Jay Shepheard - Circa [Steaward Recordings]40. Simon Le Grec - Addicted 2 U (The Love Edition Dance Mix) [DrizzlyMusic]41. Deetron - Photon (Gerd Janson 808 Mix) [Character] [House]42. DEADWALKMAN - Feels Like (Andre Crom Remix) [Off Recordings]43. Gary Gamble - Acid Icon [Afro Acid Digital]44. Ejeca - Standard Acid House Track [Four Thirty Two]45. Chrissy - In Paradise (Loods Remix) [17 Steps]46. Juliano Maia - Rave Space [Sintese Records]47. Leonardus - Acid Dance [LM Trax]48. Ejeca - Hours [Soft Computing]49. Banco De Gaia - Heliopolis (Framewerk Rewerk) [Capital Heaven]50. Steve Hammer - Compost [House Cookin Records]51. Montel - Me Not You [Kaluki Musik]52. Ce Ce Peniston - Finally feat. Joyriders (Tiger Stripes Remix) [Perfecto Records (Armada Music)] 53. Dosem - Not Leaving [Anjunadeep]54. Eden Prince - Lift Your Energy [Axtone Records]55. Charlie Black - Want Me (Anto & Rare Candy Remix) [Sinister Sounds]56. T.O.M. - My Roots [Ultimative Music]57. Dosem - Externalizer [Anjunadeep]58. Harry Diamond, My Digital Enemy - Rave Cave (Extended Mix) [Zulu Records]59. Dosem - Extraction (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep]60. FranKapilla - The Silence [Nothing But]61. Elgone - Darkened Passion (Club Mix) [19Box Recordings]62. GREETINGS - Discovery [There Is Love In You]63. Dirty South, ANIMA! - All Of Us (Eden Prince Remix) [Phazing]64. Jansons - Boxed (VIP Edit - Extended Mix) [Cr2 Records]65. Dusky - Cold Heart [17 Steps]66. Jolene, Namara, Sweet LA - Question of Time [Play This! Records]67. Oliver Heldens - Rave Machine feat. Rowetta (Extended Mix) [Toolroom]68. Axel Doorman - In a Bubble [Acid 606-61]69. Butch - On the Line [Backstock]70. Le Jeune Fluck - For one and another [U're Guay Records]71. Sneaky Sound System - I Love It (Sneaky Re-Rub) [Astrx]72. CamelPhat - Paradigm (feat. A M E) [Robbins Entertainment]73. Silent Tape - Raw Kiss [SOVIETT DJ Box]74. Because of Art - Essence [Alkaane]75. Tibasko - Hibiscus (Extended Mix) [Another Rhythm]76. Kakes - Sunset (Jojo Rose Remix) [Happy Days Records]77. Montel - First Light [Bedrock Records]78. Carol & Crasty - Friend [Weekend Warriors]79. T.O.M., Mark Van Rijswijk - Variance [Discover Records (UK)]80. Framewerk - Not Over Yet (Framewerk Rewerk - Reprise)81. Sam Girling - Power (Extended Mix) [Nothing Else Matters]82. Paper Head - Feel It [Rounded]83. Jochen Simms - House Music [Somn'thing Records]84. Simon Berry, Luke Brancaccio, JJD - Close Your Eyes [Bedrock Records]85. Tahloula - We Play House (M.A.N.D.Y.'s Sweatbox Remix) [Restore Music]86. Denham Audio - Got You Near feat. Danielle May (TRU Concept Remix) [Kiez Beats]87. Josh Wink - BPM [Bedrock Records]88. D'Julz - Whatever [NRK]89. Young Rebels & Francesco Diaz - Play House [Urban Gorillaz]90. Franky Wah - Keep On Lifting [iVAV Recordings]91. Nikita Marasey - Yes Baby [Weekend Warriors Night]92. Le Jeune Fluck - Sweeping Thoughts [Paradiso Records]93. Liz Cass - Bad Love (Jansons Remix) [frtyfve]94. Lowes, Franky Wah - Not In Love (Extended) [Ministry of Sound Recordings]95. Trent Cantrelle - Originate [Monday Social Music]96. Marvin & Guy - Hint of '92 [Permanent Vacation]97. Mac & Ward - The Feeling (Extended Mix) [Food Music]98. Club Tularosa - Pyramids [Me Me Me]99. Hazzaro - Jacuzzi [Azzura Trax]100. Hazzaro - Remember Your Dreams [Azzura Trax]101. Roland & Brother RichMoody - Al Green's Acid [House Recordings]
En nuestra vida todos hemos tomado una clase que nos ha hecho pensar que seria mas interesante que una invasión de aliens verdes llegara y acabara con todos... o la caída del ventilador y las probabilidades de ser la victima... ¿A que se debe que existan este tipo de dinámicas en el salón? En Platicas Liquidas tenemos una teoría y puede tener mucho sentido. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oscar-galarza/message
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Gazde: Vlad Bănică și Manuel Cheța Subiecte principale: Apple M2, la somn cu Tesla, Twitter vs bloguri Show notes: tehnocultura.com
Somnul este un indicator puternic al calității vieții, sănătății emoționale, mintale și fizice a unei persoane, indiferent de vârstă. Altfel spus, cu cât somnul este mai hrănitor, cu atât va fi mai bună sănătatea și starea de bine. Însă care sunt implicațiile atunci când somnul este considerat un obicei neglijabil, sau când lipsa somnului este glorificată? Invitatul acestui episod Mind Education Podcast despre rostul somnului este dr. Gheorghe Ungureanu, medic neurochirurg pasionat de alegerile care susțin un creier sănătos. Subiectele discutate includ: Cele trei repere care definesc un somn sănătos: a) durata, adică 7-8 ore / noapte pentru adulți, b) calitatea somnului dată în principal de arhitectura și eficiența somnului și c) regularitatea și conectarea cu ritmul circadian. Implicațiile respectării cronotipurilor de somn, sau despre ciocărlii și bufnițe. Tipuri de insomnii și consecințele acestora pe termen lung. Interdependența dintre somn, boală fizică și durere cronică. Mișcare, alimentație, contact cu lumina și somn hrănitor. Recomandări propuse de știință și testate practic de dr. Ungureanu, pentru a îmbunătăți somnul. Music: Matei Sax - Easy Heal (Official Audio) || Saxophone Liquid Drum & Bass
Hello Friend :) Daca ti-a placut povestea, nu uita sa dai like si sa te abonezi canalului. Lasa un comentariu pe YouTube sa imi spui parerea despre poveste. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AfterDarkStory Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afterdarkstories/ Credit poveste : Boris Bacic ( rikndikndakn123 ) https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/eubeor/my_wife_talks_in_her_sleep_what_she_says Soundtrack : Kevin MacLeod ( https://incompetech.com/ ) Mix/Master After Dark #horror #creepy #povestedegroaza #scary #afterdark
Marele Domn-Somn, Domnica-Somnica si Pui de Somn sunt fapturi fermecate si prietenoase, care iubesc copiii si care stiu sa se joace si dupa ora de culcare. Povestea Catrinei si a aventurilor in Tara Viselor este o poveste pentru toti, dar mai ales pentru cei care viseaza ca joaca nu se termina niciodata. Nici macar atunci cand se lasa intunericul. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cufarulcupovesti/message
Mi-am dorit foarte mult sa stau de vorba cu Mihaela despre somnul bebelusilor/copiilor. Am avut doua experiente atat de diferite in ceea ce ii priveste pe copiii mei si somnul, incat nu m-as fi gandit niciodata ca o sa acumulez atata oboseala. Sper sa va fie de folos informatiile! Pe mihalea o gasiti pe instagram @mamacucamelii
Alwyn and Adrian deliver the latest news and updates on Pop Music with extra special guest, the adorable, Kapitbahay Hyro. Listen as the three talk about the latest beat on Olivia Rodrigo's 'brutal' and her controversial credits addition of Hayley and Josh for 'good 4 u'. Also, the three kiki with #5YearsOfGlory, Kacey Musgraves' breakthrough on STAR-CROSSED, La LISA's solo project, and Halsey's triumphant return with her visual albums, If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power. All that on more on this weeks' Bring The Beat In!
Segunda transmisión de la temporada. Con más ilusión que nunca, seguimos en el camino de construir un proyecto de podcast dedicado únicamente al Sevilla FC. Analistas, nuevos fichajes y los compañeros David Centella y Sergio Álvarez comandan todos los apartados de este 2x02: 1. Tertulia para comentar todo lo que ocurrió en la segunda victoria liguera del Sevilla, en el Colíseum Alfonso Pérez. Lo mejor y lo peor del choque, así como la valoración de muchos jugadores. En el debate, con los comentarios de Manuel López (@loperez10 en twitter). 2. (37:39) En esta segunda parte, con un analista de lujo, Adrián Blanco (@AdrianBlanco en twitter; integrante del programa de YouTube “Mr. Underdog”) charlamos la actualidad del Sevilla, así como, en profundidad, quién es Rafa Mir y qué perfil de jugador viene. Terminamos con un rápido test sobre preferencias futbolísticas. 3. (01:10:50) Rescatamos la novedosa sección la “noticia de la semana”, donde rescatamos las opiniones de los sevillistas que nos manden a a través de nuestras redes sociales (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram y Telegram), acerca de la pregunta: ¿Debe ser titular, por el momento En-Nesyri, por delante de Rafa Mir? 4. (01:20:00) Hablamos de altas y bajas del mercado en el panorama sevillista y sus últimas noticias (Sarabia, Delaney y Koundé) 5. (01:56:15) Terminamos con el bloque dedicado al Sevilla Atlético, hablando del nuevo formato de 1ª RFEF y de los nombres destacados del filial rojiblanco para la temporada, con las novedades de la temporada, encargadas del Sevilla Atlético y Femenino, Clara Peral (Clara_Peral) y Ángela del Valle (AngyDZap). Canción de la intro: Kakkmaddafakka - Restless
Phil n Sarah discuss Sarah potentially crying on the podcast and then Sarah cries while talking about being guarded, on this podcast. Is there a spectrum for "being guarded"? The gang discusses their upcoming show, "On The Spectrum".
Era vremea de culcare, dar lui Mo nu îi era deloc somn. Nici măcar un pic. - Nu vreau să merg la culcare! spuse el chicotind. Vreau să mă joc! - Dar CINEVA trebuie să se pună la somn,spuse Buni. Poate ar trebui să mă pun eu la somn, iar tu să rămâi treaz! - Da! Da! Da! strigă Mo entuziasmat. Dar să o pună pe Buni la somn se dovedi a fi mai greu decât își imagină el. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cufarulcupovesti/message
Find the FULL written version of the episode together with the translation of the words in bold on the Patreon page 'Learn Romanian with Amanda' or on the link here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/de-ce-avem-de-49020244 First part: Când a fost ultima oară când ați dormit mai mult de șase sau șapte ore? Sau când a fost ultima oară când v-ați trezit fără alarmă și fără să aveți nevoie să beți o cafea? Bună și bine te-am găsit la un nou episod. În acest episod o să vorbim despre cartea lui Mathew Walker-Why we sleep. Care în română a fost tradusă ca: ‘Despre somn. De ce este vital să dormim'. Să vedem ce ne spune el în legătură cu importanța somnului. Să începem! Mathew spune că atunci când dormim mai puțin de opt ore, sistemul nostru imunitar nu mai este atât de puternic iar acest lucru ne poate face să ne îmbolnăvim. Când ne îmbolnăvim devenim bolnavi de diferi boli. El ne mai spune că lipsa de somn contribuieși la alte condiții ca depresia și anxietatea.
"Tati, tati, vleau în blațe/Gura-nchide-o, măi mâțace/Tati, tati vreau s-adolm!/Ochii-nchide-i, Râde-n somn!/Încet-încet, pleoape se-nchid/Porți mari de vis i se deschid/Pe unde-o fi și oare ce visează/De fața-n somn acum îi radiază?" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cufarulcupovesti/message
Emisiune interviu cu pastorul Titus Păștean, reprezentant național Crown Financial Ministries.
Emisiune interviu cu pastorul Titus Păștean, reprezentant național Crown Financial Ministries.
Emisiune interviu cu pastorul Titus Păștean, reprezentant național Crown Financial Ministries.
Emisiune interviu cu pastorul Titus Păștean, reprezentant național Crown Financial Ministries.
Hostia: Juraj Mikula (redaktor spravodajstav RTVS, Rádio Slovensko, Rádiožurnál) 139 strán a sudcovia, ktorí priznávajú, že naďalej pretrvávajú pochybnosti - písomný rozsudok v prípade vraždy Jána Kuciaka a Martiny Kušnírovej je známy. Priniesol vysvetlenia, ale zároveň ďalšie, nové otázniky. Ako sudcovia Špecializovaného trestného súdu svoj verdikt zdôvodnili? Moderuje: Karolína Lacová. Diskusiu K veci pripravuje RTVS - Slovenský rozhlas, Rádio Slovensko, SRo1.
"I think it's about finding, as an individual, what recovery methods work for you and how you are able to carve that out in your own unique schedule." -Ceili Cascarano Sleep seems to be a perpetually tricky routine to land, and it’s one of the most important pillars of our overall health–it affects everything from our immune systems to our cognitive function. Listen in as I, your host Douglas Ferguson, discuss this and more with Ceili Cascarano on Episode 4 of the Control the Room Podcast. Ceili is currently the co-founder and CEO of Somn, a digital sleep expert that helps people tackle their unique sleep issues. Somn brings clarity to the world of sleep. Without individuals understanding why they can't sleep, they aren't able to come up with a solution that works. Somn helps people navigate their sleep journeys and assists them in their sleep process. Ceili has over ten years of experience in Big 50 corporate healthcare America where she worked on large national brands. She has recently worked in corporate innovation, where she helps build partnerships between Somn and other companies with a good product-market fit. In today’s episode, Ceili and I talk about how sleep impacts daily function, different approaches people are taking for individual recovery, and how your daily routine can affect your quality of sleep. We discuss the emotional and physical benefits of exercise, how to speed up the decision-making process in meetings, and why you should never go into a meeting without knowing the purpose of the meeting. Show Highlights [01:13] Ceilie’s corporate marketing and innovation experience. [03:39] The factors that create a market for Somn. [07:08] The effect of sleep when facilitating meetings. [10:14] Science-driven resources and solutions to achieve quality sleep. [13:33] The ability to remove yourself from everyday situations gives your mind space for creativity. [18:45] The power of a good-enough-to-go viewpoint. [22:43] Accommodation of structured breaks throughout your day. [27:35] Ceili on being a good leader. [30:30] Owning your power in meetings and taking responsibility for your actions. [33:00] How to take the Somn assessment. Links and Resources Ceili on Linked In Somn on the web About the Guest Ceili is currently the co-founder and CEO of Somn, a digital sleep expert that helps people tackle their unique sleep issues. She is a strategist and business builder with 13+ years experience managing established brands and emerging innovations in CPG, healthcare and healthtech. Ceili spent over 10 years at Fortune 50 companies, and she has worked most recently in corporate venture capital, assessing new verticals, products, technologies, and business models for investment and growth. She has experience as a commercial leader and P&L owner for LISTERINE® and TYLENOL®. About Voltage Control Voltage Control is a facilitation agency that helps teams work better together with custom-designed meetings and workshops, both in-person and virtual. Our master facilitators offer trusted guidance and custom coaching to companies who want to transform ineffective meetings, reignite stalled projects, and cut through assumptions. Based in Austin, Voltage Control designs and leads public and private workshops that range from small meetings to large conference-style gatherings. Share An Episode of Control The Room Apple Podcasts Spotify Android Stitcher Engage Control The Room Voltage Control on the Web Contact Voltage Control Intro: Welcome to the Control the Room Podcast, a series devoted to the exploration of meeting culture and uncovering cures for the common meeting. Some meetings have tight control, and others are loose. To control the room means achieving outcomes while striking a balance between imposing and removing structure, asserting and distributing power, leaning in and leaning out, all in the service of having a truly magical meeting. Douglas: Really excited to have Ceili Cascarano on the show today. She is the CEO and co-founder of Somn, and Somn was created to help people navigate the mysterious world of sleep. Welcome to the show, Ceili. Ceili: Thanks for having me. Douglas: Let's kick it off with a little bit about how you got your start and a little bit more about Somn. Ceili: Great. So I am a good 10 years in Fortune 50 big company, corporate America and had a phenomenal experience in a big healthcare company, where I worked on tons of brands, and had a phenomenal experience understanding how businesses run. And most recently, actually worked in corporate innovation, where I helped assess startups, partner with startups, and really helped them understand product market fit in service of partnership with this big company. And so that sort of gave me the startup itch, and was actually working on a project in the sleep space with this company, myself and two other gentlemen. And as corporate priorities always do, the pendulum swung, and they decided to double down on core businesses, move away from whitespace, move away from sort of new verticals. And myself and these other two gentlemen said, “Hey, we really believe in what we've been working on. Can we take it and run with it on the outside?” and took a leap of faith and have been doing that for about a year now. The company was really supportive and really wanted to see this flourish, even though it couldn't happen inside the walls. And so we just launched the site, still working through a few of the early iterations of that, and excited to be bringing a little bit more clarity to the world of sleep. It's a really complicated space. There are lots of factors that affect sleep. And one of the biggest issues in this space is that people just don't understand what's driving their unique issue. And so they can't navigate their way to a solution. And so we're there to help demystify some of that and help people navigate that journey and handhold them a little bit in that process. Douglas: It's really exciting to see how much personalization is coming into fields of science like this. It's interesting. There's developments on the population health, and then there's also developments on personalization. And it's fascinating to see them both moving and how they both can impact us at the macro level and micro level. And I'm personally really interested in how I can—like, the quantified self kind of stuff—where I can learn more about me and how I need to treat myself versus oh, here's this population study that says 80 percent of the people benefit from this, but what's unique about me. What sort of stuff are you starting to find? Ceili: I think the interesting thing in the world of sleep is that it spans such a spectrum of factors, of lighter-touch issues through its actual medical diagnoses. And so what we're seeing emerge in this space is a strive for personalization. You're absolutely right. What ends up happening, though, is that a lot of these technologies, a lot of the wearables are right for one subset of the population. They're right for one underlying factor. Maybe it’s meditation-forward device that's helping with some of the racing mind and the anxiety. That's not going to work for somebody whose sleep is affected by hormonal changes, like moving into menopause. And so you are seeing acknowledgment of customization, of personalization, but it's really hard to navigate all the various things and factors that might affect sleep. And so it is a big, sweaty problem, and we’ve definitely taken higher up in the funnel sort of demystifying as a foundational exploration, what is it that's affecting your sleep? And then, let's help you solve it. And that will shape our roadmap. That'll shape how we think about solutions we bring to market. But first and foremost, we are focused on the demystification. We've created a digital assessment that has taken over 25 clinical scales, and turned them into about five-minute experience to help you understand what's affecting your sleep so you can find that personal solution. So you're spot on, and we're seeing it in so many fields. Sleep is no exception. Douglas: Yeah, it’s fascinating. It reminds me of a story that we shared, and start with them, about the Crash Test Dummies. When they were first developed, they were developed by men, so the shapes and sizes of these things resembled the average man. And then the sad, sad thing—we both laugh because it's absurd—but it's actually a sad, sad thing because you look at the statistics of deaths and injuries on the highway, and women are off the charts, much, much more likely to get injured. And so, to your point, if these devices are only helping a subset of the population, how can we start to serve the others? And I think that's a noble cause. Ceili: Yes, we hope so. And also acknowledge we are never going to be able to solve everybody's issues, underlying factors. And so how can we leverage some of our data, leverage some of those top-of-funnel experiences to get them on the path to the right partner or to the right doctor? So that's a little bit longer term, but we really think we can play an important role in the ecosystem, where it's not about us or a competitor; it's about how do we get you on the path to the right solution. And I am very glad as a woman that there has been some acknowledgment of that, as I wear my seatbelt. Douglas: Yes, absolutely. Better airbags, for sure. I was thinking about this whole phenomenon that if you're going to facilitate a room and you expect them to be there for the room, you have to be there for yourself first. Your psychology has to be stable if you’re going to help manipulate—and manipulate’s the wrong word—but help bring forth some change or take a group in a direction. And so when I think about that, I think in relation to sleep, it seems that sleep plays a big role in that. If we're not getting quality sleep, then it's going to be hard for us to show up as facilitator. So I'm curious to hear your thoughts there. Ceili: Yeah, we talk a lot about sleep, obviously, and the role it plays for overall health. It's critical. It's becoming more understood. That's not just about hours. That's not just about going to bed at a set time. Even that looks individualized to some extent. I really like taking that even to the notion of recovery. So how do we view sleep in the context of recovery and allowing our body to do what it needs to do overnight to repair itself? How do we think about recovery throughout the day? My co-founder, one of my co-founders and CTO, is a huge believer in the mini nap. Literally been in sessions with him where he'll walk away for 20 minutes and go take a catnap. I wish I had that super power. But you're absolutely right. Then you think about facilitating groups and being in the right headspace, the intentional commitment to recovery, everything from the good sleep at night, but also the recovery through the day, whatever that looks like for you. If it's a moment to yourself, if it's the catnap, if it's a little bit of meditation, all of these things are impacting our ability to function and to operate at our highest level possible. Douglas: I think about the fatigue that we are experiencing with all these virtual meetings, and also the extra stress. We've talked about having the kids around, and, sure, we love our kids, but when they're tapping at the door when we're trying to—it as another source of information that we had to process. And that's coming in, and we have to prioritize and delegate and regulate. And there's just a lot more coming at us that we have to filter and deal with. And so I agree. Taking those moments of recovery. It reminds me of athletes have built-in recovery. It's very planned and very intentional. So they might train really hard, and then, there's a day of recovery. And they have very specific tools to do that, whether it's ice baths and saunas and massage and all these things. And so I love this notion of the catnap. And I'll sometimes just say, “Hey, can we—instead of doing the Zoom, can we just do a phone call?” And then I'll go sit on my recliner and just kind of veg out but get the work done, and that way when I come back to my desk, I feel a little bit more charged up. And so have you seen other types of tactics or approaches people have been taking to get that recovery? Ceili: Especially in today's environment, it's so individual. And so the catnap might work for my CTO, who has one small kid at home. It just doesn't work for me. I will be crawled on and slobbered on and hair pulled. So I do think it's about finding as an individual what recovery methods work for you and how are you able to carve that out within your own unique schedule. We have seen, especially through the sleep lens, a large rise in things like meditation. Absolutely. I mean, you have phenomenal science-driven resources out there, like Headspace, like Calm, that are helping to facilitate that in an accessible way. Talk therapy, especially in this current environment where therapy used to be more face to face, moving more to the telemedicine model and that becoming more mainstream. Absolutely an uptick as well. And I do think it's just about your habits and your routine. We talk a lot about it, actually, at Somn, and is one of our five factors that we focus on is routine and what is the impact of routine on your day, on your sleep? And so how are you making those choices to support that recovery in the current environment? So, I mean, for me, I'm pretty competitive. I got an Apple Watch, and I'm getting my 30 minutes of exercise every day. And so while exercise itself is not about recovery—that's about performance, and that's about exerting effort—taking the intentional minutes after to recover and to have some time to myself and to escape the chaos of life for everybody right now has been really important. So I think it's a range of things. I think it's very individual. And you have to acknowledge that your situation may look different than mine and find ways to build that recovery in a way that works for you. Douglas: That’s really cool that you mention exercise as a way of disconnecting or resetting. I was recently talking to Jon Fitch about this, about how you can actually vary your level of intensity to dial in the type of recovery you want. So if you want to totally reset your brain, do something really intense, because (a) you're not going to be to think about anything else because you're devoting all your resources to that intense cardio. Also, like the deprivation of oxygen—you're basically pushing your systems to the max. So it's like you can't stress out of whatever your cousin just did or whatever. So that can be a really great way to move past this moment and kind of hit a reset button. But if you're needing to really concentrate on something and think through it, but you're needing to kind of change the scenery, then a short walk or brisk walk might be just the thing that the doctor ordered. And you mentioned taking walks as well as being something that you are finding relief in. Ceili: That’s right. I just actually started running again. And you're spot on. I was in the humidity and dying and couldn't think about anything other than how miserable I was and how much I hated it. But I have intentionally—and I didn't really realize this until you mentioned it—I've intentionally varied that with walking for my physical purpose. But the emotional and the mental benefit of that as well has been huge to vary that as well. And being able to take the walks, to use that even for a creative reflection, I've started building walks even into my schedule as part of my work day as a time to reflect. I mean, you know, in this environment, Zoom fatigue, even without quarantine, we were facing meeting fatigue. And carving out time to think is so much harder than I think any of us realize, and the ability to remove yourself from a setting and find a new one, a new inspiration, is key to both creativity, but being able to find what you were talking about at the beginning, some of that mental headspace to effectively lead and manage teams. Douglas: I always like to say that if you create space, innovation rushes in. So if we’re just like—if our calendars are crammed full, if our brains are crammed full, where's the juice for cool things to happen? So I like that notion of having this headspace for that. You just talked about meeting fatigue. And we were, before the show, talking about as a startup we can just jump in a room and make some decisions. And big companies require, even though it’s just a lot of churn in conversations and circular this and that. And I'm just curious what you found. Are there ways to speed up decisions? How do we get to the destination a little bit quicker, even when we're having to deal with larger groups? Ceili: If I had a perfect answer for that, I'd probably be a billionaire. Douglas: It’s a tough thing, right? Ceili: It is. The two things that immediately come to mind, number one is being very clear up front on the meeting purpose, the meeting objective. So I was just talking to somebody about this. Had a meeting pop up, no context, I don't know what this is about, and now having to spend time to figure that out, figure out, am I the right attendee? Am I going to prioritize this? So the better expectation setting we can set up front and what outcome we want at least sets the right framework going in. Now, I fully acknowledge that might look different at every company. So when I was at big company, the culture was very relationship driven. I remember early in my career, we tried to start a very formal, “Okay, when you send the email, there needs to be an objective, a purpose, a goal; the attendees,” and culturally, it didn't work. It was too formal. It was too structured. So how do you lean into the culture of the organization? So if it's a swing by when we're back in the office, if it's Slacking me, if it’s a text, just helping to set the expectation for some of these meetings, however that makes sense culturally, is first and foremost a huge opportunity to overcome the, “Well, this meeting could have been an email sentiment.” And then second, and it's something I've really grown into in my career, is a mentality and is hard for a lot of perfectionists but I think is critical, especially in the world of innovation, is having the mentality of good enough and go. So you're never going to get it perfect. You're never going to get all of the answers. But how do we get to the core of what we're trying to achieve; align, commit, and go? And again, that's a mindset. It is easier said than done. But as a facilitator, setting the expectation that this doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be good enough for now until we have new information or more information that will lead us to learn, evolve, pivot has really, really helped me as I've grown in my career and as I've learned how to prioritize and also not to stress the impossible pursuit of perfection. Douglas: I love that. You know, it's funny. I see so many companies, when they're in that pursuit of perfection, they're pursuing and pursuing and pursuing. And then finally, it gets to this point where it’s like, “Oh, now we have to release it.” I mean, it’s like, it’s so ridiculous to me because we could have just skipped all that in-between stuff because you still made that decision at the end to do the thing you could have done much earlier. And I think to me, the biggest problem is that people don't take note of the fact that many decisions are reversible. Ceili: Absolutely. And as you were speaking, the word that came to mind, they don't leave room for learning. And the past few years, both on the startup side and the corporate side, where I've really sat and spent a lot of my energy, is how you create the room for learning, because there's always going to be something you didn't expect. There's always going to be an insight that develops. And I truly believe that this pursuit of perfection hinders the ability to learn, which rightfully then leads to iteration or to new insights or to new opportunities. And on the corporate side in particular, you want it to be buttoned up and perfect, and you want to go then and pitch it to the C-suite and for it to be shiny and exactly how you have it in your head. But the reality is we don't have a crystal ball. We don't know. We don't know how the market will react. We don't know how consumers will like a feature or something else that we never planned for. So sitting in the space of learning and really allowing that good-enough-and-go mentality to support that pursuit of learning has been really important in my career. Douglas: That’s great. And I come back to your point around when you were talking about the structure being too, let's say formal, for a company that's very relationship based. And when I heard you describe the things that were necessary to create better results, they sounded more like principles to me than structure. And so I think that a lot of times when people hear those things, though, when they hear, “Oh, we've got to set expectations,” they tend to jump the structure. The solution they go to is like very rigid stuff. But like, hey, if we're just clearer, if we agree that we're never going to walk into a meeting without understanding the purpose, we don't have to have a consistent, rigid structure. We can be very relationship and informal about how we communicate that. But just hold that true as a value that we will not walk into a meeting that we don't feel like we're going to provide value in. Ceili: Doug, I love that. And what's coming to mind is this notion of aligning on the what, what is it that are guiding principles; and allowing room for the hows, so how that gets executed, how we prop that principle up and live and do it every day. Listen, you know, companies are different and sometimes maybe culture needs to change. But this balance of the what and how when it comes to some of those values and principles, you're spot on, are two levers we can pull. And I think sometimes people get scared that it has to look a certain way. Douglas: Yeah. And if we can ladder all that into the why, then we're really cooking. Ceili: Absolutely. You’ve hit the mecca at that point. Douglas: So I want to ask you a somewhat facetious question. So we talked a little bit about facilitators needing sleep. It’s important to recover, be on the A game, and do that self-care, because you spend a lot of time taking care of your participants. And if you haven't taken care of yourself first, it's going to be difficult. But what about participants? I saw this funny video loop. I don’t know, it was maybe four months ago or something. And there was a participant falling asleep in the session, and all the other participants started clapping to wake her up. And it's somewhat funny, but also somewhat sad. Like, she was—now, assuming she's not narcoleptic or anything, she was so tired that she—or the session was so boring, she fell asleep. So I've just wondered if that conjures up any stories or relates to any of the work that you're doing. I mean, it’s somewhat facetious, but also, I think it’s a curious thing to explore, this notion of attendees being deprived. Ceili: Yeah. So one story that comes to mind is I was at a training one time that was actually very focused on performance and recovery. And a very senior leader had, very much on this topic, talked about for employees to facilitate some of the recovery for participants, for employees in their day to day. They had put nap pods throughout the maybe first floor. But as a place for employees to recharge, maybe take that catnap, and that nobody used them. And somebody turned to this gentleman and said, “Have you ever used one?” He said, “Oh, no, never.” And then he caught himself and realized what that response was reflecting, of you can put the shiny objects out there, you can do all the cool things, but if you don't have leaders or facilitators living into those principles and setting the same example, it's really hard for employees or participants to do the same. And so where I’ve seen really successful meetings enable participants to promote some of that recovery is a combination of structured breaks. So the rule I've heard lately, especially with some of the Zoom work sessions that I've been on, is 50 minutes and then a break, no matter what. So building in the structured, but then also those informal check-ins. As you said, sometimes the topic is dragging, or sometimes it's post lunch and people, it's starting to settle, and they're losing steam a little bit. How do you tune into the needs of the group as you're facilitating and make those impromptu stretch breaks or quick walks or quick breaks and allow for that combination of structure and spontaneity as well? When I was in B-School, I interned at a company where they were very focused on us for employee productivity, and there literally used to be an alarm that went off every—I want to say it was every two hours. And everybody would line up, and we would do calisthenics together. And I sort of laughed at it at the time, but it was so ahead of the curve. And so I do think there are things in the toolkit that facilitators can bring in, whether it’s stretches. I have this great app called the 7 Minute Workout app. It's literally down and dirty. You can do a really light touch, quick exercise all the way up to more hardcore. I have not tried the hardcore one yet, so please take that with a bit of a grain of salt. But I do think as leaders, as facilitators, we have to live into the principles, create room and structure for that recovery, but then also tune into our employees, tune into our participants, and say, “Hey, you know what. Actually, we're at the 30-minute mark, and it's time. Let’s stretch our legs and get outside. Let’s do a little bit of calisthenics,” whatever that might look like. Douglas: That’s cool. I have two things I’ll share. I was doing a virtual conference. The conference is in Bangkok, which was really strange because (a) I was up really late to do this virtual conference. And I had mixed feelings because I didn't have to hop on a plane and deal with jet lag and all that to get to this conference. But also, I was kind of sad that I wasn't in Bangkok. I'm talking with all these folks in Thailand, but I wasn't actually there experiencing the city. So it was a lot of weird mixed emotions there. And before we came on, we were in a waiting area. And there was a guy that was giving a session on how to stay more fit during COVID. And his entire exercise routine, it was called Sit and Fit. And there were exercises you could do from your chair, which made me laugh because I was like, “Wait a second. You're going to take the effort to exercise, but not take the small effort it would take to stand up?” Ceili: So I’ve got to tell you, that reminds me of the planes. You know, how they have the seat exercises, the roll your ankle. Nobody ever does that. So did people actually partake in this, do you think? Douglas: I don’t—I mean, it was there, and we were kind of getting cued up to go on. So we were watching the thing before us. It was actually really quite nice because any kind of butterflies or stress that I had evaporated watching this guy do hip movements in his chair and stuff. Ceili: You’re like, if he can do hip movements from his chair, I can go on and facilitate this. Douglas: Yeah. I can talk about innovation. No big deal. The other thing I'll share is you were talking about doing stretches in your meetings and workshops. And in our weekly facilitation practice, we've seen a really cool technique where—and someone had a name for it. I'm forgetting now—but essentially, you go around the meeting, and you have people share a stretch, and then everyone does the stretch. So someone will share the stretch, and we all do the stretch. And then they'll pick the next person. So it kind of creates a cadence because it's really hard. You can't say, “Oh, go around the circle,” because there's no circle in Zoom. And so that kind of “choose the next person” is a nice dynamic there. So in general, do you have any favorite questions that you find really provocative or interesting or generally get good juice from a crowd or a coworker? Ceili: One that may not be provocative, but I have found helps to push the boundaries of thinking, to clarify folks’ perspectives, even to bring in more diversity of thought is something as simple as “tell me more,” especially in big meetings. You’re trying to get to a resolution. You're trying to get to an objective. There's folks sometimes that are the leader of the pack. They've got the loudest voice in the room. And what's been really important for me as I have progressed as a leader is ensuring that everybody who wants to have a voice has the opportunity and that I take the time to probe with the folks that maybe are a little more reflective or a little bit quieter. And what I find is that once you get the opening and you use that statement of “tell me more,” it can open up discussion that may not have happened otherwise. And so a great example. I was in a meeting, and we were pretty close to resolution, and somebody hadn't really talked, but I knew this person had great insight, great perspective. And that statement of “tell me more” actually ended up leading us down a different path to a different resolution of where we would have gotten otherwise, and also ensured that the loudest voice in the room wasn't the one that was heard just because it was the loudest voice in the room. Douglas: Yeah. It's always tricky when there’s over-talkers or someone feels like they have a lot to share. How do you redirect that and get others talking and stuff? And so I'm always really curious. We call it verbal judo. How do you kind of deflect and get the room kind of really humming and make sure everyone's active? I was actually reading something last night about microaggressions, and just the current climate has impacted what's kind of come across my reading nightstand and in a positive way, I think. And this microaggression article, it was talking about just general things that you can do in certain situations. Because I think the insidious thing about microaggressions is that we don't realize we're doing them. And so there was this prompt that I thought—and it relates to what you were talking about except slightly different—it's, what do you mean by that? So rather than calling—I thought it was so beautiful because rather than villainizing someone for doing something that they've been conditioned to do all their life, and there's no intent behind it, it can give them the opportunity to take it back in a very soft way. And I think that it's somewhat parallel to the “tell me more about that.” It’s very open, and it kind of puts them in the driver's seat, to take it where they think it should be taken. Ceili: Yeah. What's really nice about that as well is, I'm sure that you leverage this, too, this notion of assuming best intent, that is on the individual who is maybe on the receiving end of the misinterpretation. And what I love about that is let's empower everybody in this situation. Let me assume best intent as an individual, but let me also prompt a discussion, prompt a reframe, of how I interpreted that, because then maybe I don't even have to worry about assuming best intent because I realize “Oh, actually, I just interpreted that completely wrong.” And so how do we make everybody active participants in that clarification of meeting, that clarification of intention, and own that there are these microaggressions and own that we are players in that and bring power to sort of that full system of players. So I love that. And that is why I love this notion of “tell me more,” because it opens up both to diversity of thought and folks who may not be the loudest voice in the room, but also allows for a bit of an open-ended share. Share what is on your mind. Share what you want to share. Douglas: One that’s slightly different but definitely in the same ballpark is I love to ask, what do you think we should do? Because when someone brings me a problem, they probably have some notion of what they think we should do. And I think that's very empowering to—also, it kind of keeps me from, as a leader, from getting exhausted from having to have all the answers. Ceili: You know, right or wrong, I’ve also found myself using that notion of we in terms of—failure is maybe too strong a word—but owning the output. So, “Hey, we committed to doing that. And maybe it was actually you, but we are in this together. So how do we sort of rectify or commit to fixing that?” And so this notion of “it's not you versus me. We are in pursuit of better sleep together,” or “we are in pursuit of better facilitation together,” whatever that is, trying to reframe and reground that common goal probably doesn't happen enough in startups or corporate. Douglas: I agree. There's not enough focus on the purpose. And, you know, if we live there, then a lot of the other decisions become a lot easier. Ceili: Though easier said than done, yes. Douglas: Yes, exactly. It's hard work, and people get uncomfortable doing it. It's like a lot of times when we do purpose work—and that’s where we like to start—and people can get uncomfortable because it's difficult. They'll restate the company slogan and say “Let's move on.” It's like— Ceili: Check. Douglas: —we need to move past the jargon, you know? Ceili: Yeah. Douglas: In closing, you mentioned that there are five factors that you study or promote within Somn, and recovery is one of them. Maybe share the final four, and let listeners know how they can maybe take the assessment, how they can learn more, how they can lean into what you're working on. Ceili: Great. I'd love to. So to take the assessment, you go to www.somn.co, and the assessment helps you understand the underlying factors affecting your sleep. And so there are five: mind, so anxiety, racing mind, staying awake at night. Body, so the things that affect your body, your hormone levels, things like that; routine, which I mentioned, is a huge one when it comes to sleep. Just having good routines, productive routines as your routines, as you're readying yourself for bed. The environment, so environment plays a huge role. The street lights, the noise. I live in the city, so I hear all sorts of crazy stuff that can keep me awake at night. And then social, so the effects of your bed partner, your pets. In my case, kids. So all of those things are underlying factors that affect your sleep. They all may have different solutions, different opportunities to address. That doesn't mean that it have to be things that you buy. So that's really what we've distilled it down to. And then the notion of recovery is actually sort of a separate sentiment of how do we live into recovery as a benefit in terms of how you think about sleep and the broader efforts driving to health. Douglas: Excellent. Thanks for sharing. And I encourage everyone to check this out because sleep is so, so important. And love the work that you're doing. It's been fun chatting. Ceili: Hey, Doug. Thanks for having me. And I look forward to learning more about all the great stuff you guys are doing. Outro: Thanks for joining me for another episode of Control the Room. Don't forget to subscribe to receive updates when new episodes are released. If you want more, head over to our blog, where I post weekly articles and resources about working better together.
Health professionals are urging us to make improving sleep a priority, or face serious consequences. - Peste jumatate din populatia Australiei e afectata de o problema potential ucigatoare si care erodeaza calitatea vietii fiecaruia, relatiile dintre noi si chiar economia tarii.E vorba de calitatea somnului si in unele instante de lipsa orelor necesare de somn, care, afirma specialistii in sanatate vor trebui neaparat corectate si imbunatatite, daca nu vrem sa fim confruntati cu consecinte serioase.
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Somncast e un podcast previsător cu Raul Gheba @domnulraulgheba și Costel Bojog @costelica12. Share it dacă ai adormit. Hai la mulți ani și Paște Fericit! Vă era dor de noi? Iată că am revenit cu un episod în care ne reintrăm în formă, cu discuții aberante despre cum cântă capra, comentăm un meci de fotbal pe acid și răspundem la câteva întrebări puse de fani pe grupul oficial Somncast. Intră pe Grupul Oficial Somncast unde poți să faci meme audio cu noi. Somncast e produs în studiourile Zi Bună Media, de către Alex Mocanu @alexmocanu01 și Vlad Flueraru @fluerarooArtwork & Logo: Bucur Ciprian @cipi_nasAșteptăm mailuri cu sugestii și visele voastre pe care urmează să le interpretăm pe raulgheba @ gmail.com Somncast #11 va fi disponibil și pe youtube începând cu ziua de joi, unde vă așteptăm să ne lăsați comentarii.
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Somncast e un podcast previsător cu Raul Gheba @domnulraulgheba și Costel Bojog @costelica12. Share it dacă ai adormit. Episodul 9 este înregistrat în timpul unui salt cu parșuta și sponsorizat de restaurantul Voma Porcului. În acest episod vedeți și partea malefică a lui Costel, analizăm un vis de la un cititor și, ca de obicei, aberăm până vă ia somnul. Intră pe Grupul Oficial Somncast de unde mai ai cum să afli tot felul de lucruri despre noi. Somncast e produs în studiourile Zi Bună Media, de către Alex Mocanu @alexmocanu01 și Vlad Flueraru @fluerarooArtwork & Logo: Bucur Ciprian @cipi_nasAșteptăm mailuri cu sugestii și visele voastre pe care urmează să le interpretăm pe raulgheba @ gmail.com Somncast #9 va fi disponibil și pe youtube începând cu ziua de joi, unde vă așteptăm să ne lăsați comentarii.
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En la actualidad, el fútbol pasa por momentos tácticos incluso para los equipos a los que se le pide jugar bien y ganar bien, pero si en un derbi madrileño la mitad del estadio se duerme y la otra mitad tiene intentos de pitidos, habrá mucho que preguntarse cómo hincha, las dudas pasan por ganar como todos quieren o ser resultadista como muchos prefieren. “El diario del Lunes” calienta la mesa con dos posiciones muy opuestas y muy claras, ¿qué prefieres tu?.