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Nueva entrega de Música de Contrabando, semanario de actualidad musical ( 27/02/2025)Entrevistas:- Allan McCarthy. La historia de este ex recluso músico sigue dando la vuelta al mundo: un libro, un documental de la BBC, nuevas grabaciones, una película, y un concierto en la prisión son las principales novedades de la bola de nieve mediática, que se ha extendido a los USA.- Clara Plath se suben de nuevo al escenario junto a Nada Surf. - Glas y Madbel unidos por 'Dime' de la eurovisiva Beth. Atención al estreno de su versión del clásico de Osvaldo Farrés, quizás...Noticias:Semana aciaga para la música: nos dejaron Roberta Flack, Jerry Butler, Gwen McCrae, Chris Jarper. Problemas de salud de Peter Doherty. La película Pink Floyd At Pompeii regresa restaurada en cine y en vinilo. The Residents lanzan nuevo disco, 'Doctor Dark'. Olly, ganador de San Remo, renuncia ir a Eurovisión. Alcalá Norte Premio Ruido al mejor álbum debut. La cultura y el periodismo británico plantan cara al gobierno británico lanzando un disco mundo frente a la IA. La música grabada creció de nuevo en España, pero baja la venta de vinilos. Wu-Tang Clan se reunirán para última gira. The Smile comparten remites. Franz Ferdinand versionean con orquesta a Britney Spears. Karla Sofía Gascón asistirá a la gala de los Oscars; confirmadas actuaciones de LISA, Doja Cat y RAYE. Canela Party confirma a Blonde Redhead. Murcia acoge la II edición de Igualdad es Murcia con numerosas actuaciones (Karlan).Novedades musicales:VIVA SUECIA, Deerhoof, The Horrors, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Fontaines DC, Marlon Williams % Lorde, Hope Tala, Yawners, The Bug Club, Deacon Blue, Julien Baker & Torres, Momma, Miki Berenyi Trío, Surprise Chef, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Jaywood, Deep Sea River, Girlpuppy, M76, Loganz, Papa Topo, Memocracia, Bria Salmena, Darkside, Sen Senra & Ed Maverick.Agenda de Conciertos:Nada Surf, LeVerse, Marwan, Repion, caracazador, Joseba Irazoki, Corizonas, A Mares, Pole, ElyElla, Glas, Madbel, Arroye, Sueiro, Muerdo, Clara Plath...

En Cultos Innombrables, de M. J. Sueiro, L. Barbero, R. Dorda y J. García y editado por Nosolorol, vamos a vivir la experiencia que ofrece los Mitos desde otra perspectiva: La de los cultistas. Nuestros personajes encarnarán a personas adoradoras de estos horrores cósmicos. Que además, tienen una parte de su poder. Bea y Paco tienen que contar en Sálvate qué ocurrió el 3 de agosto pero tal vez no les quede mucho tiempo para contarlo. Una carrera contrarreloj y una relación que salvar. Nada nuevo para los cultistas de la Mujer Abotargada.·Cultos Innombrables: https://www.nosolorol.com/es/cultos-innombrables/85/cultos-innombrables-papel ·Una pérdida de tiempo: https://www.nosolorol.com/es/cultos-innombrables/913/una-perdida-de-tiempo ·Bea (Eli): https://twitter.com/alderyhttps://bsky.app/profile/aldery.bsky.social ·Paco (Adrián): https://twitter.com/InTheMood4Rollhttps://www.twitch.tv/inthemood4rol ·Máster (Iván): https://twitter.com/ElDramasterhttps://bsky.app/profile/eldramaster.bsky.social

We've got a couple of free spirits on the show today, who happen to be mother and son. Jessica and Largo Sueiro, went on a big adventure this year; taking on the Appalachian Trail. As a family, they have lived unconventional lives, yet this half-year of mother and son bonding must have been precious to them both, combining their hiking, Largo's school work, and his Dungeons & Dragons business along the way. Both are great conversationalists, so sit back and enjoy their story. If you'd like to see more of their journey, you can check out their YouTube channel at World Towning and see them on Instagram at Instagram (@worldtowning) . Or, if you like the idea of traveling with the family and being introduced by them to various international cultures, check out their travel website at Full-Time Travelers Leading You To Local Experiences. You can even see Largo's D&D biz site at Home Our new book reading, Happy Hiking, by my friend, Emily Leonard is–of course–written from a woman's POV and a woman's voice. I hope you enjoy listening to my reading of it. If you'd like to buy the book, you can find it on Amazon at Happy Hiking: Falling in love on the Appalachian Trail, or on Emily's website, at Happy Hiking. I used my recent hike in the UK on the South West Coast Path to help raise money for my absolute favorite charity, Parenting Matters, on whose board I've been privileged to serve for over a decade. You can learn more about the hike and the organization–and donate–by visiting Hike with Steve - Empowering Parents, One Step at a Time | Parenting Matters %. I hope you want to support this critical mission. Don't forget. Our entire series of videos from our Woods Hole Weekend in 2022 is now FREE and available at my YouTube page at Woods Hole Weekend - Trailer There, you'll find all sorts of tips and tricks that our guests took away from the weekend that helped them with their own hikes this year. Check it out. I often ask listeners for ideas on who to interview, and I'm sure several of you say, “I could do that. I've got an awesome story to tell.” You're the person we need to hear from. If you'd like to be interviewed on the podcast, just register as a guest on the link below, and I'll be in touch. Come on the show! If you like what we're doing on the Hiking Radio Network, and want to see our shows continue, please consider supporting us with either a one-off or monthly donation. You'll find the donate button on each Hiking Radio Network page at Hiking Radio Network . If you prefer NOT to use PayPal, you can now support us via check by mailing it to Mighty Blue Publishing, PO Box 6161, Sun City Center, FL 35751. Any support is gratefully received. Additionally, you can “Zelle” me a donation to steve@hikingradionetwork.com. It works! Trust me! If you'd like to take advantage of my book offer (all three of my printed hiking books–with a personal message and signed by me–for $31, including postage to the United States) send a check payable to Mighty Blue Publishing at the address just above.

Carlos Sueiro (Titular de S.U.P.A.R.A. - Sindicato Unico del Personal Aduanero de la República Argentina) La Usina

Mi madre, escuchante de Calle Oscura, me manda un recorte de prensa: le han dado el Premio Galicia de Fotografía Contemporánea a un autor cuyo nombre no me suena a pesar de haber nacido cerca de mí. Entre sus imágenes descubro una Galicia que reconozco aunque nunca la había visto así, como un espacio lleno de magia, silencio y secretos que trasciende lo físico. Y sigo adentrándome en sus fotos y en sus palabras hasta acabar rendido ante su mirada. Hoy, en Calle Oscura, Carlos Folgoso. NOTAS DEL PROGRAMA Todas las notas del programa, que incluyen los temas tratados y las referencias, están aquí: https://jotabarros.com/calle-oscura-carlos-folgoso GRUPO DE TELEGRAM Si te apetece unirte a la conversación, pásate por el grupo de Telegram de Calle Oscura: https://t.me/calleoscura

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A status-quo dropout, Jessica has been traveling full-time with her family since 2014. They have visited over 70 countries in their quest for a global education, deeper bonds, and to invest in memories over stuff. Some of their adventures include hiking 580 miles in Spain, RVing every European country, buying a sailboat, learning to sail, and crossing an ocean, and now thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail for six months with her 16-year-old son. Jessica and her partner, Will, started their travel business, WorldTowning, to help individuals broaden their experiences through concentrated and immersive exposure to the world. Through coaching, group expeditions, and sharing the family's YouTube channel, they hope to inspire others to go after those big dreams. Ashlynn Allen boldly confronts taboo topics to remind us how not alone we are in life. Experiencing the many layers of grief navigating losing loved ones, losing religion, divorce, coparenting, adult dating, owning a small business and betrayal, she demonstrates that it is possible to embrace a life of compassion, and forgiveness while setting healthy boundaries and breaking free from the past. As a champion for women seeking adventure and freedom in the face of life's trials. Ashlynn invites you to join her in conversations with beautiful individuals who share their transformative #bethebuffalo moments. Through these discussions, she offers insights that may inspire you to navigate your own path into the life you deserve. Follow her on social media at ⁠HERE⁠ Retreats with her at ⁠HERE⁠ Mentor with her at ⁠HERE⁠ Move "Beyond Betrayal" with her at ⁠HERE⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ashlynn-allen/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ashlynn-allen/support

 Jesús Sueiro, portavoz de la Asociación Galega de Medicina Familiar

 Jesús Sueiro, portavoz de la Asociación Galega de Medicina Familiar

Cumplimos oficialmente el número de La Bestia... Episodios 666 y por un pacto fáustico nos vemos abocados a seguir los pasos de Lucifer y de su figura a lo largo de nuestra cultura popular… Y seguimos los pasos del análisis exhaustivo que un grupo de autores, coordinados por Xavi Torrents, han realizado en, hasta ahora, tres volúmenes dedicados a “El Ocultismo en el cine” y que en su tercera entrega nos habla y analiza Lucifer, pacto fáustico y posesión demoníaca con paradas en títulos como El diablo y yo, Pactar con el diablo, La novena puerta, La profecía, El Día de la Bestia o, por supuesto, El Exorcista…Hablamos de todo ello y más con Xavi Torrents (coordinador y escritor) y Óscar Sueiro (escritor) … Una visión demoníaca que complementamos desde las Viñetas y Bocadillos y Don Víctor desde el Planeta Segovia.Escuchar audio

En Cultos Innombrables, de M. J. Sueiro, L. Barbero, R. Dorda y J. García y editado por Nosolorol, vamos a vivir la experiencia que ofrece los Mitos desde otra perspectiva: La de los cultistas. Nuestros personajes encarnarán a personas adoradoras de estos horrores cósmicos. Que además, tienen una parte de su poder. En "Ritual bajo demanda", de Juan Sixto, Bea y Paco volverán para encargarse de un trabajo para nada turbio: Completar el ritual de un asesino en serie. Vuelve el culto más peculiar. Vuelven Bea y Paco. ·Cultos Innombrables: https://www.nosolorol.com/es/cultos-innombrables/85/cultos-innombrables-papel ·Ritual bajo demanda: https://www.nosolorol.com/es/cultos-innombrables/581/postnomicon-vol1-papel Autor (Juan Sixto): https://twitter.com/JuanSixtoC ·Belén (Eli): https://twitter.com/aldery ·Paco (Adrián): https://twitter.com/InTheMood4Rollhttps://www.twitch.tv/inthemoodforroll ·Máster (Iván): https://twitter.com/Flaark18https://twitter.com/Tienes1Momento

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El Festival Internacional Outono de Teatro (FIOT) de Carballo sopla treinta y dos velas y su deseo para esta edición es plantar cara a la intransigencia. Lo hace con un abrazo colectivo que asoma desde su cartel promocional y que está tomando cuerpo desde el pasado 28 de septiembre y hasta el próximo 31 de octubre de la mano de casi 40 espectáculos. Unas historias que nos sitúan en esa mirilla que asoma a lo cotidiano y nos obliga a la reflexión. Para acercarnos a esta cita internacional, charlamos con Alberto Sueiro, director del FIOT, y Xosé Regueira, concejal de Promoción Económica y Turismo de Carballo. Una conversación donde también descubrimos la belleza del paisaje y la gastronomía de la capital de la comarca de Bergantiños. Un lugar que no sólo es cruce de caminos entre Santiago, Coruña y Fisterra, sino también el núcleo de gravedad del arte urbano y los contenidos digitales.   Escuchar audio

En nuestro segundo programa de Zona centro hablaremos de Sueiro 27 Reformas con Feng Shui.

Productor Ejecutivo y Host: Jafet Santiago Director: Nolo Ramos Director Técnico: Ferdinand Amaro Luces y Cámaras: James Lynn Una producción de Sparkof Studios para Sparkof TV www.sparkof.com Derechos reservados Sparkof Media LLC y Sparkof Entertainment Group Corp. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jafet-santiago/message

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En Cultos Innobrables , de M. J. Sueiro, L. Barbero, R. Dorda y J. García y editado por Nosolorol, vamos a vivir la experiencia que ofrece los Mitos desde otra perspectiva: La de los cultistas. Nuestros personajes encarnarán a personas adoradoras de estos horrores cósmicos. Que además, tienen una parte de su poder. Belén, Camila y Paco vuelven de un trabajo exitoso, pero un mal temporal les hará pasar una noche inolvidable en el resort "Playa Paz".

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Procrastinar: ¿razones o excusas? El verdadero sentido de la vida... Triángulo Mortal en Argentina: dos "zonas calientes" de casos OVNI. Una anécdota crucial con Víctor Sueiro. Un servicio militar junto al fantasma de la guarnición. La Armada Argentina detecta submarinos fantasma (además de los NAZIs). Luces en la costanera. OVNIs en el Estrecho de Magallanes en 1580. Testigos de OVNIs en la provincia de Chubut, Argentina. Un rompehielos también es testigo de un OVNI. ¿Habrá bases submarinas en la Patagonia Argentina? ¿Qué es una "zona forteana"? Los galeses llegan a Gaiman. Un punto mágico tehuelche... dinamitado. Un "" de 12 rocas... druida. La palabra de los ancestros... cantada. Relacionados: El fantasma de la guarnición https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=fantasma+de+la+guarnici%C3%B3n Más sobre tecnología y misterios nazis https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=nazi Pampa del leoncito y la ruta ovnilógica Mendoza-San Juan https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=Pampa+del+leoncito Los misterios de Hernandarias https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=hernandarias Más del mundo del misterio en nuestro portal: alfilodelarealidad.com

Procrastinar: ¿razones o excusas? El verdadero sentido de la vida... Triángulo Mortal en Argentina: dos "zonas calientes" de casos OVNI. Una anécdota crucial con Víctor Sueiro. Un servicio militar junto al fantasma de la guarnición. La Armada Argentina detecta submarinos fantasma (además de los NAZIs). Luces en la costanera. OVNIs en el Estrecho de Magallanes en 1580. Testigos de OVNIs en la provincia de Chubut, Argentina. Un rompehielos también es testigo de un OVNI. ¿Habrá bases submarinas en la Patagonia Argentina? ¿Qué es una "zona forteana"? Los galeses llegan a Gaiman. Un punto mágico tehuelche... dinamitado. Un "" de 12 rocas... druida. La palabra de los ancestros... cantada. Relacionados: El fantasma de la guarnición https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=fantasma+de+la+guarnici%C3%B3n Más sobre tecnología y misterios nazis https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=nazi Pampa del leoncito y la ruta ovnilógica Mendoza-San Juan https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=Pampa+del+leoncito Los misterios de Hernandarias https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=hernandarias Más del mundo del misterio en nuestro portal: alfilodelarealidad.com

Alberto Sueiro, director del 31º FIOT de Carballo (A Coruña), nos habla de los próximos contenidos en esta edición que se celebra hasta el 31 de octubre. Escuchar audio

Las farmacias rurales lanzan un SOS; Los peligros de los choques térmicos.Las farmacias rurales lanzan un SOS: Son el único servicio sanitario que queda en pueblos de menos de 5.000 habitantes, que cubren diferentes municipios de la España vaciada y que podrían desaparecer en 10 años. Lo analizamos con Jaime Espolita, presidente de Sefar, Sociedad Española de Farmacia Rural, farmacéutico en Cabrillanes (León) (está de guardia esta semana); Bárbara María Cobo, farmacéutica de Vega de Pas, en Cantabria; Catalina Ortíz de Galisteo Pérez, farmacéutica en Fonsagrada, en Lugo; y, Irene Molina Costela, farmacéutica en Tiena, en Granada. Los peligros de los choques térmicos. No es más peligroso meterse en la piscina después de comer para sufrir un corte de digestión, sino el choque térmico. Lo hablamos con Jesús Sueiro, portavoz de la Asociación Galega de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria. Escucha ahora 'La Tarde', de 16 a 17 horas. 'La Tarde' es un programa presentado por Pilar Cisneros y Fernando de Haro que se emite en COPE, de lunes a viernes, de 16 a 19 horas con más de 470.000 oyentes diarios según el último EGM. A lo largo de sus tres horas de duración, "La Tarde" ofrece otra visión, más humana y reposada, de la actualidad, en busca de historias cercanas,...

Lcdo. Sueiro es un abogado reconocido en el mundo de la propiedad intelectual y de los pioneros en el derecho de entretenimiento en Puerto Rico. También fue defensor del reggaeton en los 90's en contra de la censura. Hablamos sobre los derechos de propiedad intelectual, los comienzos del Underground y el futuro de la música.

Hoy en Expreso Doble nos pusimos a charlar sobre los posibles nombres que podrían llevar los geriátricos: “Saludalo a Sueiro”, “Yendo no, llegando”, “Si no llego, arrancá”, entre otros. También hablamos acerca de esas cosas que aún nos quedan pendientes. ¡No te pierdas la apertura completa!

On today's episode, I speak with yet another person I find truly fascinating, Jessica Sueiro. Jessica and her husband, Will, along with their two children, Avalon and Largo, are world traveling, homeschooling, bohemian vagabonds in the best possible way. They have an amazing YouTube channel called World Towning, where they document their full-time travel family adventures and share their passion for dreaming big. Jessica joins me from a boat in Majorca to discuss her family's decision to leave their Boston 2013 in favor of trekking around the world together, how they have thrived throughout their traveling adventures, and the experience of managing homeschool in the process. Jessica talks about overcoming the fear of screwing up your kids or being judged by others to step out of the box and follow your own path. She shares how her family maintains a sense of stability, routine, and deep connection as world travelers, how her children have navigated their social needs through this experience, and her thoughts on minimalism. We chat about the delicate balance of transitioning grandparents away from giving stuff in favor of experiences, and I ask Jessica how she handles being with her kids all day long as a HSP (Highly Sensitive Person). Finally, we discuss the importance of community and asking for help, how traveling makes you a better, more humble person, and Jessica offers her best advice for listeners who are considering a major life change or transition from the norm. For more information about the Sueiro family and their traveling lifestyle, visit WorldTowningVoyages.com or check out their YouTube Channel, which features new videos every Friday. Thank you for your listening! I appreciate your patronage more than I can say. For more information on my potty training and parenting resources, please visit the links below. The Finer Details of This Episode: Jessica and her husband, Will, always wanted to travel with their kids but didn't think it was possible A summer trip to Paris sparked their interest in international travel They realized they all thrived in their travelling adventures and decided to make it happen on their own They wanted to instill a global education for their children, have more time together,  forge a tighter bond as a family, and create memories over buying stuff Most people have a fear of stepping out of the box - accepting that we will f-ck up our kids no matter where we are gives us the freedom to take that leap It took them seven years to finally decide to change their lives - they are planners and it was not an impulsive decision They have a travel-based business, which works for their lifestyle They have maintained a sense of rhythm and routine as travelers by reading at night, eating dinner together, and having consistency as a family Home is in the heart, not the house you're living in They have an ‘open-door policy' where you can always interrupt if you have a question or need emotional support They have always prioritized their children's social components through the homeschooling experience, which has been challenging during the pandemic Her daughter started her own book club, to help meet social needs and connect with friends Listen to your kids' interests, create what you need, and be open-minded about the way kids make friends today Jessica shares how their travels informed a minimalist lifestyle - she is a minimalist by nature For the first three years, they left with eight bags and eight carry-ons, and lived in different countries for nine to twelve months at a time They traveled from Costa Rica to Ecuador to France, then they moved to an RV Their policy was if something came in, something went out Focus is on experiences over stuff Grandparents traditionally show their love through gifts and toys, but Jessica and Will have really tried to transition grandparents to giving experiences instead Grandparents get joy out of watching kids open presents, but Jessica and Will try to bring the focus back to experiences that will give the child joy instead Jessica is a self-proclaimed HSP (Highly Sensitive Person) Being with her kids all day long while also working is all she's ever known and it doesn't bother her They have done the work to create the life they want The importance of community and asking for help Traveling makes you a better person because it's humbling and you become so appreciative If you're looking to make a major transition or change in your life, remember that as a parent, you are tough The worst that can happen is you go back to where you started, but you will have learned and grown so much along the way   Quotes “Will and I had always wanted to travel with the kids. But we were responsible career people. And we had no idea that you could just do this on your own.” “We came out of the summer going, Wow, that was a pretty cool summer. Our kids thrived, our relationship thrived, you're able to work and adventure and parent and do all this kind of stuff. At the same time we realized, Hey, I could probably do this on our own. So why don't we try and do this?” “We wanted to do it for global education for our kids, more family time, tighter bond as a family, and also to be creating memories over buying stuff. And so that's kind of the basis of why we did it.” “The first thing we all need to realize is we're all going to f-ck up our kids. So it doesn't really matter where we are and where we are in the world… Inevitably, if I stay right here, I'm going to do something wrong. And if I go over here, I'm going to do something wrong, too. So why wouldn't you just take that leap?” “Stepping outside of what is normal, it's difficult. There's a lot of criticism, everyone has an opinion, people are going to tell you you're screwing up your life, your career, their American dream that they have for your children. Grandparents, friends - everyone has an opinion. So I think that that's a natural and normal fear. Absolutely hands down. We've definitely had it. But fear is part of life.” “It took us seven years because we were raised in a society and in families where the responsible thing to do was have this career, have the house, follow this path.” “For well over a decade, that was one of our things that connected us as a family, was the reading. We've always had dinner together wherever we are in the world.” “Often our backdrop is ever-changing, our timezone is changing, the language we're navigating is changing, the currency might be changing, but the consistency we keep within our family is always there.” “People will say, Well, there's no stability in the way that you're living your life. And you don't have a home. I'm like, We have a home - we just don't always have a house we put it in. The stability is in these traditions and these rituals that we create as a family to connect us deeper.”  “I found that those times where they can come and know that you're accessible has been really, really helpful for them to have that connection with us.” “Let's talk pandemic and pre-pandemic. The pandemic's been incredibly difficult for them. How we normally navigated social has been thrown out the window.” “It's really important, as well as difficult, for our generation to change our thought process on how kids make friends and how they maintain them. And like you said, we have to contribute to that.” “If you want to choose this different path, it's going to be more work.” “When we left the United States, we left with eight bags, and eight carry-ons. So you get two free checked bags and two carry-ons per person… We left with what seemed like very little, but it's so massive now. We lived in places for nine to twelve months at a time.” “Everybody who listens to me, tries to ask the grandparents for experiences. But the grandparents want the joy of the opening of the present.” “If you ask them why they're buying all this plastic sh-t, and whatever, it brings them joy to do it. But isn't the idea to bring the kid joy?” “Traveling, I always say - it makes you a better person. Because you become so appreciative.” “It's very, very, very humbling to have that assistance and to learn that we all need help.” “If you're looking to transition your life and you're unhappy in your life, like you're saying, go out and find that other life, find that community.” “We need to look at self-care as well as lifestyle choices - just do it. Just make the choice to do it, and then set a date and do it.”   Links: Jamie's Homepage -  http://www.jamieglowacki.com/ Oh Crap! Potty Training – https://www.amazon.com/Crap-Potty-Training-Everything-Parenting-ebook/dp/B00V3L8YSU Oh Crap! I Have A Toddler -  https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Oh-Crap!-I-Have-a-Toddler/Jamie-Glowacki/Oh-Crap-Parenting/9781982109738 Jamie's Patreon Page:  https://www.patreon.com/join/jamieglowacki?

On today's episode, I speak with yet another person I find truly fascinating, Jessica Sueiro. Jessica and her husband, Will, along with their two children, Avalon and Largo, are world traveling, homeschooling, bohemian vagabonds in the best possible way. They have an amazing YouTube channel called World Towning, where they document their full-time travel family adventures and share their passion for dreaming big. Jessica joins me from a boat in Majorca to discuss her family's decision to leave their Boston 2013 in favor of trekking around the world together, how they have thrived throughout their traveling adventures, and the experience of managing homeschool in the process. For more information about the Sueiro family and their traveling lifestyle, visit WorldTowningVoyages.com or check out their YouTube Channel, which features new videos every Friday. Thank you for your listening! I appreciate your patronage more than I can say. For more information on my potty training and parenting resources, please visit the links below. The Finer Details of This Episode: Most people have a fear of stepping out of the box - accepting that we will f-ck up our kids no matter where we are gives us the freedom to take that leap It took them seven years to finally decide to change their lives - they are planners and it was not an impulsive decision They have a travel-based business, which works for their lifestyle They have maintained a sense of rhythm and routine as travelers by reading at night, eating dinner together, and having consistency as a family Home is in the heart, not the house you're living in They have an ‘open-door policy' where you can always interrupt if you have a question or need emotional support They have always prioritized their children's social components through the homeschooling experience, which has been challenging during the pandemic Her daughter started her own book club, to help meet social needs and connect with friends Listen to your kids' interests, create what you need, and be open-minded about the way kids make friends today Jessica shares how their travels informed a minimalist lifestyle - she is a minimalist by nature For the first three years, they left with eight bags and eight carry-ons, and lived in different countries for nine to twelve months at a time They traveled from Costa Rica to Ecuador to France, then they moved to an RV Their policy was if something came in, something went out Focus is on experiences over stuff Grandparents traditionally show their love through gifts and toys, but Jessica and Will have really tried to transition grandparents to giving experiences instead Grandparents get joy out of watching kids open presents, but Jessica and Will try to bring the focus back to experiences that will give the child joy instead The importance of community and asking for help Traveling makes you a better person because it's humbling and you become so appreciative If you're looking to make a major transition or change in your life, remember that as a parent, you are tough The worst that can happen is you go back to where you started, but you will have learned and grown so much along the way     Links: Jamie's Homepage - http://www.jamieglowacki.com/ Oh Crap! Potty Training – https://www.amazon.com/Crap-Potty-Training-Everything-Parenting-ebook/dp/B00V3L8YSU Oh Crap! I Have A Toddler -  https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Oh-Crap!-I-Have-a-Toddler/Jamie-Glowacki/Oh-Crap-Parenting/9781982109738 Jamie's Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/join/jamieglowacki? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Enrique Sueiro, es Asesor en Comunicación Directiva y autor del libro: "Brújula Directiva: 25 horizontes". Y con él hemos analizado diversos aspectos de la comunicación en las empresas y de la importancia que tiene su planificación y gestión, para poder conseguir "usar más la brújula y menos el cronómetro"

Programa "enComunicación" - 4 de mayo de 2021

Programa "enComunicación" - 4 de mayo de 2021

Marcos Luis Jose Sueiro Bal visits What Else and talks about hoping to be a rock star, coming to America, and visiting happy places. 

Anybody else in disbelief that it’s already April? 2020 was a year that felt like a decade and, now, 2021 is just flying by. But it's all good because we’ve dusted off our podcast gear and are excited to share a very special conversation with two amazing work-from-anywhere travelers. We stumbled upon Will and Jess Sueiro while researching info on travel visas in February 2017. We loved their passion and energy and proceeded to binge-watch every video on their YouTube channel about their travels as digital nomads with their two kids, Avalon and Largo. We were early into our long-term travel planning, and their insights, practical instruction and passion put us on the perfect trajectory. We resonated so much with them that we reached out and said hello. Within weeks of connecting, they launched WorldTowning and we scheduled a consultation and, ultimately, attended their inaugural WorldTowning University program. Needless to say, they've guided and inspired us in immeasurable ways. Check out this episode for a spirited and personal glimpse into the Sueiros’ journey from a “living the American Dream” family (but wanting more) to a globe-trotting, “seize the day” quad of adventurers who have carved out a lifestyle that feeds them. You’ll discover that the process isn't always easy, and it often manifests over time as an initial desire transforms into a tactical plan. Listen and learn what it takes to face down your fears, craft a game plan, take the leap … and never look back. Follow WorldTowning on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.Follow us on Instagram: @SumplaceNewFollow us on Facebook: @SumplaceNewCredits:Intro/Outro Music: The World at Large by Daniel O'ConnorIntro VO: Laura WelshWe use SquadCast for recording our podcasts. If you're interested in starting a podcast, Jon highly recommends this easy-to-use, high-quality web app. Click here to start a 7-day free trial!

Today's guests on the Expat Money Show are Jessica & Will Sueiro. Since 2014 they have been travelling the world - one hometown at a time. Together with their free-spirited children, Avalon and Largo, the family have visited 70 countries in their quest to provide a global education for their children, while building a deeper bond as a family. Over the past six years, these ‘https://www.youtube.com/worldtowning (WorldTowners)' have found themselves hiking 580 miles along the Camino Trail in Spain, motorhoming through every country in Europe, and, most recently, buying a sailboat in France to sail the world's oceans.  The Sueiro family are currently located in the Mediterranean and will head west wherever the wind takes them, with the goal of circumnavigating the globe. Upbeat and ready for adventure, Jessica is a voracious dreamer and glass-is-half-full type of gal – even when the glass is shattered into 1,000 pieces and her super glue is dried up. WorldTowning is a company committed to helping individuals broaden their global experiences through concentrated and immersive exposures to the world's cultures. Through coaching, group expeditions and the sharing of their travels on the family http://www.youtube.com/worldtowning (YouTube channel), the Sueiro's have documented their entire journey, to show the magic (and realities) of full-time travel. Their mission is to help others understand that this lifestyle is a possibility, to all who dare to dream, just ask them how!    HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW:It took them 7 years from the start of the idea of becoming full-time travellers to actually being on the road. We talk a lot about what schools look like in other countries. How the children handled not being able to speak the native language and being on the playground and being able to fit in. Living full time in Costa Rica, Ecuador and in France. What did that look like? Was it easy to make friends? Did you love it or hate it? Avalon asking to be homeschooled and how well she is doing today. As a 16-year-old she has 2 online businesses. Find out what they are and how they came to be. The Sueiros' have been travelling non-stop for 6 years. What are the kids like today? are they empathetic? kind, funny? what does moving from country to country do to a child? Will & Jess talk about how they broke into the community! you won't believe it! Mikkel & Jess talk about doing the 'hard things' in life. Then what did they do?........ They rented a 21 1/2' motor home. Small yes..cozy, for sure. They travelled all through Europe, crazy to hear these stories. What are they doing today? and if you've wanted to travel, leave your home country and see the world, this episode is a must for you. You'll love it! After four months locked down on the dock in France, they finally get to take their sailing lessons. They will set sail for Greece (from France) on March 1st. Because most countries are still closed for tourism, and in some cases, citizens are unable to leave, as in France, their business, called 'Worldtowning' is launching their new adventures and trips for late 2021 and all of 2022 next month! Coronavirus has been so hard on world travellers, I know, we've not been able to leave Panama either. Their group trips are very different from other companies because every trip is led by their family of four.   HOW TO REACH WILL & JESSICA SUEIROAnd here are their social channels: http://www.youtube.com/worldtowning (www.youtube.com/worldtowning) http://www.facebook.com/worldtowning (www.facebook.com/worldtowning) http://www.instagram.com/worldtowning (www.instagram.com/worldtowning)   RELATED PODCAST EPISODEShttps://expatmoneyshow.com/captivate-podcast/brandon-pearce-intentional-living-world-schooling-your-children/ (078: Brandon Pearce -Travelling the Globe World Schooling your Children) https://expatmoneyshow.com/captivate-podcast/daniel-prince/ (098:... Support this podcast

Las cosas importantes en la vida se hacen despacio, por eso, reflexionamos acerca de la reflexión, las 4 patologías de las organizaciones, la importancia del silencio para poder pensar, cómo aprovecharnos de los errores de los demás para no cometerlos nosotros, cómo pedir perdón o por qué es mejor restar que sumar.

En este episodio del podcast de Observatorio de Recursos Humanos, hablamos con Enrique Sueiro. Él es Doctor en Comunicación por la Universidad de Navarra y asesor de Comunicación Directiva. También es autor del libro "Brújula Directiva", del que nos destaca en este espacio sus ideas principales. Podcast ORH - Futuro, con Maite Sáenz.

#planetmullins #LA #puertorico #bigbandRoberto Sueiro is the creator of a fantastic Puerto Rican band: Las Vegas Experience "Live"Brokys On Band Featuring "The Puerto Rican Rat Pack."Roberto Sueiro, Luis Enrique, and Glenn Monroig are the stars of this terrific LIVE ensemble.Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album is their category for Grammy submission.Find this amazing band on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf4ZBw-iu3XGL50qaneyJdgAt their website: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf4ZBw-iu3XGL50qaneyJdgAt Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/brokys-on-band/1015259637Rob Mullins is a Grammy nominated composer with 39 solo albums released and he's the host of the Planetmullins podcast.You can find Rob at his website http://www.planetmullins.comSPONSOR LINK:   http://pierresfinepianos.com

Bienvenidos a ERA Magazine, el podcast de la música independiente española. En el capítulo de hoy, nos vamos hasta Barcelona para hablar de nuevo con Medalla, y su reciente segundo disco. Buenos días, como siempre, os quiero recordar que podéis ser mecenas de ERA Magazine, y ayudarnos a conocer muchos más grupos de música independiente de nuestro país. Es muy sencillo, entras en eramagazine.fm/mecenas y desde sólo 1 euro al mes, contribuyes a que sigamos descubriendo propuestas muy interesantes. Y, además, por ser mecenas, y a partir de nuestro programa 500, tendrás descuentos y regalos relacionados con la música que escuchas en este podcast. Venga, anímate, forma parte de esta gran familia independiente que pretende ser ERA Magazine. Emblema y poder puso a Medalla en el punto de mira de público y prensa especializada. Sus canciones, entre el hard-rock, kraut-rock y la distorsión les hacía sonar frescos y muy enérgicos. Ahora, la banda publica disco homónimo de la mano de nuevo de El Segell del Primavera que les afianza en ese sonido de guitarras retorcidas y letras reivindicativas y ácidas. Todos y todo pasa por la trituradora de este grupo que se afianza como una de las realidades más palpables de la independencia patria. Sueiro y Benoit nos presentan las siguientes canciones: «Herederos». «Lengua afilada». «Heráldica antigua». «Guardián». Con esta canción nos despedimos por hoy. También recuerda, que si quieres ayudar a este podcast, y seguir disfrutando de la música de muchos más grupos, visita eramagazine.fm/mecenas, y desde 1 euro al mes contribuyes a que sigamos descubriendo más propuestas emergentes. Sé un mecenas de ERA Magazine. Porque recuerda: a la gente le encanta la música indie, pero todavía no lo sabe. Adiós. Foto Medalla: Lidia Arruego. Medalla Medalla (El Segell del Primavera 2019) www.medallamusica.com Facebook | Twitter | Instagram La entrada #481 Medalla: pop, distorsión, kraut-rock se publicó primero en ERA Magazine.

A 11 años de la partida "en tren" hacia el Más Allá del periodista Víctor Sueiro. La anécdota de la primera entrevista televisiva a Gustavo Fernández. Algunos libros de su autoría. Un pionero en la divulgación de lo desconocido. * Podrás encontrar los enlaces relacionados en la entrada correspondiente de nuestro sitio web: https://alfilodelarealidad.com/

¿Cuáles son las cualidades que debe tener un buen director de comunicación? ¿Qué «patologías» de la empresa se pueden evitar con una comunicación adecuada? En este nuevo episodio del podcast de El Arte de Presentar, Gonzalo Álvarez te invita a escuchar a todo un experto en comunicación: Enrique Sueiro. Para leer las notas de este podcast y conocer los últimos avances en comunicación, influencia y liderazgo personal, visita www.elartedepresentar.com y suscríbete a nuestro blog. Si te gusta el programa, dale una valoración alta y acuérdate de dejar un comentario. Muchas gracias.

A Brilliant Gamble is all about betting on the world of work changing and taking the risk of saying NO to the 9-5. Work isn't working as it is, that's for sure. And more and more people, myself included, are asking whether it has to be this way? Can we configure a life where work integrates seamlessly rather than requiring us to make sacrifices to succeed? It was with this in mind that I spoke to Will and Jessica Sueiro - they travel the world with their children, and a hamster called Sunshine, in an RV and have lived in other countries like locals for more than three years. Will and Jessica left their jobs in Boston to take this adventure and now they help others who want to do the same thing through their business, Worldtowning. Their story is fascinating, honest, funny and inspiring. I was partly inspired by Will and Jessica when I decided to pack up my daughter, dogs and life and hit the road as a digital nomad in Europe. I'm sure you'll enjoy listening and will be inspired by Will and Jessica too! To find out more about Worldtowning, please visit their website or find them on Twitter or Instagram. Enjoy the show from the archives and, as always, stay in touch!

Welcome to A Brilliant Gamble! This is the 65th episode of this show but the first with our new name. A Brilliant Gamble is all about betting on the the world of work changing and taking the risk of saying No to the 9-5. Work isn't working as it is, that's for sure. And more and more people, myself included, are asking whether it has to be this way? Can we configure a life where work integrates seamlessly rather than requiring us to make sacrifices to succeed? It was with this in mind that I wanted to speak to today's guests. Will and Jessica travel the world with their children, and hamster called Sunshine, in an RV and have been living in other countries like locals for more than 3 years. They left their jobs in Boston to take this adventure and now they help others who want to do the same thing through their business, Worldtowning. Their story is fascinating, honest, funny and inspiring. It's partly because of them that I am taking my daughter and dogs on our big trip, starting later this week (!). I'm sure you'll enjoy listening to them. If you want to know more about Worldtowning you can find them at www.worldtowning.com and on YouTube and Instagram. To stay in touch with US here at A Brilliant Gamble, check out the new website www.abrilliantgamble.com and our instagram and twitter feeds (@brilliantgamble). Looking forward to your feedback, to your star ratings on iTunes and to hearing about your Brilliant Gambles! Blaire x

Por fin llegó el momento; tras casi seis años escribiendo y hablando de material creado por otros autores, nos complace decir hoy Víctor trae al podcast nuestra primera creación profesional, el libro La guerra de los clones (Más allá de Star Wars) que ha tenido el doble honor de ser editado hace pocas semanas por la gente de Applehead Team y además ser el libro oficial de la séptima edición de la CutreCon. En este nuevo podcast Víctor Castillo nos habla de la génesis y desarrollo del libro que ha escrito junto a Javier J. Valencia, Xavi Torrents, Dani Morell y Óscar Sueiro, cuatro de los originals de esta santa casa. Esperamos que os guste la disertación y que os pique el gusanillo consumista. Aquí tenéis el podcast pertinente. ¡Buen destino!

NomadTogether.com/GGG On this week's show, we've invited Jessica Sueiro from Goodie Goodie Gumdrop and WorldTowning.com on to the program. The Sueiros are a family of four who are slow traveling around the world, and they are currently spending a year in Southern France. They are world schoolers, digital nomads, dream chasers, minamilists, and much, much more. Their goal is to inspire other families to slow travel, learn through the world and live a life authentic to their desires. NomadTogether.com/GGG    

Hablamos de uno de los próximos proyectos de Nosolorol Ediciones con Manuel J. Sueiro, su director general, del juego de rol de mazmorreo, retoclón del clásico D&D Labyrinth Lord, que será publicado a finales de año o comienzos del siguiente. Un juego que se venderá en caja, con varios libros en su interior, dados, pantalla del director de juego y mucho más.

Óscar Sueiro está aquí con su sección semanal en Concepte Jove. Hoy, aprovechando la coyuntura culinaria del programa, Óscar nos habla del origen de las palomitas y su asociación con el séptimo arte.Aquí tienen el programa habitual.

Óscar Sueiro regresa con su espacio habitual en el programa de radio Concepte jove. Cartelera y recomendaciones habituales en este espacio semanal.

Óscar Sueiro y las chicas de Concepte Jove repasan la cartelera, deteniéndose tanto en películas más conocidas como en las que pasan desapercibidas.

La sección semanal de Óscar Sueiro ya está lista para su disfrute; las recomendaciones habituales de actualidad junto a las chicas de Concepte Jove en la radio Ona de Sants. Pasen un buen fin de semana!

Volvemos con el habitual repaso de la cartelera de manos de Óscar Sueiro y las chicas de Concepte Jove. Valdrá la pena la fiesta del cine o se quedará todo en nada?

Óscar Sueiro vuelve a la carga con su espacio semanal den Concepte Jove; repaso a la cartelera, consejos cinéfilos y la guasa habitual.

Óscar Sueiro "goes solo" y se marca un capítulo especial sin las chicas, que no estaban disponibles. Repaso a la cartelera y puesta a punto de los deberes respecto a películas a ver.

Óscar Sueiro está de nuevo en sus sección radiofónica en el programa Concepte Jove, solo que esta vez pone a prueba a las chicas con adaptaciones de la literatura al cine; cuantas de ellas conocerán? Acabará Óscar sintiéndose más viejo aún? La respuesta en el programa habitual.

Nueva edición de la sección radiofónica de nuestro Óscar Sueiro. Tras un conciso repaso a la cartelera actual, aún tiene tiempo para hacer un cuestionario cinematográfico a las chicas y, encima, hablar de cosmética masculina. Un crack. Aquí tenéis el programa.

Óscar Sueiro llega con su sección en el programa de radio Concepte Jove de Ona de Sants; volvemos al formato de repaso de la cartelera rápido y conciso y algunas consideraciones sobre asuntos tecnológicos y de guión en el cine. Y bronca a las conductoras por no hacer los deberes. Todo, como siempre, aquí:

Óscar Sueiro regresa al programa Concepte Jove de Ona de Sants con una nueva sección de recomendaciones, o más bien "deberes" para las conductoras del programa: películas de terror, suspense o drama que deberían ver. Evangelizando a la juventud en gustos cinéfilos, vamos. El resultado, aquí:

Óscar Sueiro vuelve a la radio en el programa Concepte jove de Ona de Sants para repasar la cartelera más reciente; guerras por el petróleo, Joaquin Phoenix pasado de rosca y sus recomendaciones habituales.

Óscar Sueiro sigue con su colaboración semanal en el espacio Concepte Jove; hoy toca un repaso a la cartelera más reciente y comentarios sobre Maps to the Stars, Chappie, Samba y las últimas sesiones en la sala Phenomena. Os dejamos el espacio en las plataformas habituales. Hasta la semana que viene!

Si hay algo que nos encanta en esta página es hablar de cine. Y si es con otra gente y nos escuchan otros, pues mejor que mejor. Óscar Sueiro inaugura sección en nuestro podcast con su participación en el primer programa de radio de Concepte Jove de la emisora Radio Ona Sants. En su sección Óscar habla de algunas de las películas de la cartelera actual, del estado del cortometrajismo actual y de la piratería por internet, amén de hacer gran cantidad de spam sobre la página. Agradecemos a las integrantes de Concepte Jove: Carlota Cano, Leticia Fuentes, Ana Rojo, Monica Santos y Alba Ubalde el dejarnos un lugar en su espacio. Óscar irá volviendo a la radio (y a sus reproductores) semanalmente. Os dejamos con el primer programa.