Podcasts about sultans

Sultan Ameerali shares insights on how he is approaching this mining sector, particularly focusing on gold and silver investments. He discusses personal investment strategies, the importance of understanding risk tolerance, and the challenges faced in jurisdictions like Mexico. Sultan emphasizes the need for investors to be aware of market dynamics and to make informed decisions based on their risk profiles. The discussion also touches on the upcoming PDAC conference.

 About Dr. Sultan Al-Sha'aliDr. Sultan Al-Sha'ali is an Emirati and a UAE-based leadership architect and systems thinker whose work sits at the intersection of strategy, structural innovation, and real-world execution. Born in Dubai and educated in the UK, he studied naval architecture before completing advanced degrees in business administration, strategic planning, and development. His career began hands-on inside his family's third-generation boat manufacturing business, where he worked across departments and learned a principle that would shape everything that followed: people are rarely the bottleneck, but the systems around them often are.Across private enterprise, government, and family business, Dr. Sultan has built a reputation for redesigning structures so performance and innovation become inevitable. As the founding director of the UAE Government Accelerator, he helped institutionalise an acceleration methodology designed to compress years of progress into focused, measurable delivery cycles. Today, he brings that same DNA into leadership development through The Executive Accelerator, a KHDA-aligned program built to help leaders upgrade their operating system, sharpen decision-making, and translate vision into results with clarity and speed.About this EpisodeIn this energising conversation, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Dr. Sultan Al-Sha'ali to explore why many leadership challenges are actually design challenges and how real transformation happens when you stop blaming people and start reworking the structure around them. Drawing on stories from the factory floor to national government reform, Dr. Sultan explains how behaviour follows design, why accountability needs authority, and how small frontline insights can unlock huge operational gains.The episode dives into the mindset behind acceleration work, what makes it different from traditional consulting, and how the UAE's Government Accelerator model has delivered outcomes once thought to take years, in just 100 days. Dr. Sultan also shares the philosophy behind The Executive Accelerator, including the “100-hour challenge” framework, and why modern leaders need clarity plus design, not more theory. Along the way, listeners will take away practical insights on strengths-based leadership, cross-pollination of ideas across industries, and the confidence gap that quietly holds many leaders back.From matrix metaphors to real-world delivery, this episode is a powerful reminder that acceleration is not speed. It is clarity, design, and the courage to rewrite the system you are operating inside.Quotes3:10 - Human potential is often limited, not by talent, by the design around it. 4:04 - The people were not hostage to their own function, but they were looking at the bigger picture around them. 6:24 - You have to be agile enough to accept what you can use and develop what needs to be developed. 7:53 - The environment dictates the rules, and people adapt to survive within those rules. 9:37 - When management starts delegating more so they can free themselves to think strategically.12:30 - Working in the private sector taught me how organizations grow. Working in the government and through the government leadership program taught me how nations grow. But both had the same constraints.14:00 - Joining the government accelerator felt like stepping into a higher level of the simulation. 23:27 - Acceleration, it's more about clarity plus design. So, if you have that clarity of your own possibilities, of your own strengths, and this is actually one of the things that we combined different best practices and createdThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

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Historian Faisal Husain wrote the book "Rivers of the Sultan: The Tigris and Euphrates in the Ottoman Empire" and in this episode, helps us explore the history of the Tigris and Euphrates. He argued for the necessity of understanding human history within the context of geological time, discussing the rivers' origins roughly 20 million years ago, tracing their influence on civilization from the "agricultural revolution" (which some scholars argue was a mistake leading to health issues) to the rise of early urban centers like the Sumerian cities. The conversation highlights the difference between the gentle Euphrates, which attracted early settlements, and the fast and unpredictable Tigris. Shifting to the Ottoman era, Husain examines the environmental challenges of Ottoman Iraq, which was poor in essential resources like grain, metal, and wood suited for construction, and details the extraordinary story of the Euphrates river changing its course in the late 1600s due to a poorly dug irrigation canal. He emphasizes the cultural importance of the palm tree and the vital role of water buffaloes, which made life possible for a quarter of the Iraqi population in the wetlands, whose fate would have otherwise been migration to seek resources and refuge elsewhere. 0:00 Introduction1:47 When Did the Tigris and Euphrates Start?3:04 The Importance of Deep History5:49 Geological Origins: 20 Million Years Ago7:37 When the Rivers Began to Matter to Homo Sapiens10:40 The Rationale for Writing Deep History12:00 Starting Middle East History Before 6th Century Arabia14:45 The Difference Between the Twin Rivers17:05 Why Sumerian Civilization Clustered on the Euphrates20:36 Questioning the Agricultural Revolution23:16 How Agriculture Began: Trial and Error27:00 The Consequences of Taming Nature30:40 The Ottoman Conquest of Iraq32:20 Why Iraq Was Environmentally Poor for a Major Power36:06 Iraq's Default Status Under Iranian States38:25 Baghdad in the 16th Century42:25 The Euphrates Shifts Course (Late 1600s)47:09 Water Buffaloes: The Essential Technology of the Wetlands49:28 Ranking the Most Important Crops51:03 Evliya Çelebi: The Traveler54:49 Ottoman vs. European Traveler Perspectives58:35 The Book Cover: Baghdad on the Tigris Faisal Husain is an environmental historian of the Ottoman Empire, with a geographical focus on its eastern provinces in Anatolia and Iraq and a temporal focus on the early modern period. His first book "Rivers of the Sultan" examined the role of the Tigris and Euphrates in the establishment of Ottoman state institutions in the Ottoman eastern borderland between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries. His second book project is an environmental history of Ottoman frontier expansion east of the Euphrates during the sixteenth century. He is co-editing a book on the global histories of animals (under contract with Oxford University Press) with Emily Wakild (Boise State University) and Nancy Jacobs (Brown University). In 2024-2025, he served as a senior lecturer at Boğaziçi University's Department of History in Istanbul through the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program. He serves on several editorial boards, including those of Marmara Türkiyat Araştırmaları Dergisi (Marmara University), Global Environment (White Horse Press), and the “Middle East Environmental Histories” book series (Leiden University Press). Hosted by: Mikey Muhanna

Is this what a “Pop icon” is? Kate Bush burst onto the scene in 1978 with Wuthering Heights, a wildly unlikely and ethereal single. The record industry and radio DJs were bemused, but the record-listening public were instantly smitten. I loved it, but I thought it had ‘one-hit wonder' written all over it. I was spectacularly wrong. (I have form in that department. I also tagged Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits as a one-hit wonder.) Kate Bush has had a remarkable career, increasingly on her own terms, and earned the highest respect of her peers and the adoration of her fans. She was anxious when she released her eight … Continue reading →

Poetic Note has become a defining presence in North Carolina's underground electronic circuit. Since 2022, she has co-hosted Kinetic Audio Events, dedicated to revitalizing the underground techno scene through curated dance floors that emphasize intention, atmosphere, and connection.Recognizing the gender imbalance within the local community, Poetic Note founded Sad Muse Club, a platform spotlighting the divine feminine and femme-identifying artists in electronic music. Her commitment to representation and inclusion continues to push the boundaries of what the regional scene can be. In addition to her live performances, Poetic Note hosts a monthly show on Durham's own DanceGruv Radio and has performed alongside renowned producers such as Boston 168, Bralle, KLOUD, Sultan and Shepard ;and Jubilee. Her sound blends abstract textures, chunky basslines, and intricate rhythmic percussion, crafting an experience that resonates both physically and emotionally on the dance floor. In just a few years she has demonstrated the ability to exchange energy with the dancefloor, while still holding space for the darker, more abrasive contours of sound... For those who've lived in the static, for those still searching for answers: Poetic Note is a mirror, a reminder: you're not alone...

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

In the first nights of Ramadan, mosques across Nigeria overflow with worshipers.Prayer rows stretch beyond the doors, and the atmosphere feels spiritually alive.But as the fasting days increase, something changes.The crowds begin to reduce.By the second and third week, many mosques that were once packed are now half-filled.Today on Nigeria Daily, we examine why Tarawih attendance drops as Ramadan progresses, what worshipers are experiencing, and what Islam teaches about consistency in worship.

TISS is a weekly podcast where Varun, Kautuk, Neville & Aadar discuss crazy "facts" they find on the internet. Come learn with them... or something like that.This week, the boys are talking about 'AI Making Their Own Social Media'To support TISS, check out our Instamojo: www.instamojo.com/@TISSOPFollow #TISS Shorts where we put out videos: https://bit.ly/3tUdLTCYou can also check out the podcast on Apple podcast, Spotify and Google podcast!https://shorturl.at/hfQZXhttp://apple.co/3neTO62http://spoti.fi/3blYG79http://bit.ly/3oh0BxkCheck out the TISS Sub-Reddit: https://bit.ly/2IEi0QsCheck out the TISS Discord: / discord  Buy Varun Thakur's 420 Merch - http://bit.ly/2oDkhRVSubscribe To Our YT Channels:Varun - https://bit.ly/2HgGwqcAadar - https://bit.ly/37m49J2Kautuk - https://bit.ly/3jcpKGaNeville - https://bit.ly/2HfYlWyFollow Us on Instagram:Varun -   / varunthakur  Aadar -   / theaadarguy  Kautak -  / cowtuk  Neville -  / nevilleshahChapters:00:00 Bhai's Awkward Robot Moment02:37 Intro02:46 AI Writing Bhai's Movies03:37 Sultan-e-Insaaf06:25 Viraj09:15 Ek Akela Kanoon11:13 Bodyguard Bhai12:52 Social Media for AI19:56 AI Bot That Keeps Calling22:45 Japanese Money Tail for Humans28:22 Nail Tech Uprising36:55 Cat Nail Protector39:20 Barber AI47:14 AI Glasses50:15 Amazon Robo Taxi54:56 Thinking About Workouts Burns Fat01:00:21 Surat's Relaxing Gym01:07:26 Outro & Hygiene01:08:33 Outro

Three G1's ahead of us this week as we gear up for Blue Diamond Stakes Day at Caulfield. Plenty of plays at The Heath, along with Rosehill Gardens for Hobartville Stakes Day and terrific racing at Morphettville for Lord Reims Stakes Day. All in this week's SULTS' SPECSOther segments included in this week's episode:The Sultan's SupperPack Ya Nags2 UNITSOutro: Kings Of Leon - Pyro2 UNITS are proudly supported by Betfair, Australia's only and the world's biggest betting exchange.Our South Australian set is powered by Dare to Dream. A racehorse ownership initiative giving you a chance of owning your own share of a racehorse with reputable trainers at an affordable price. Head to www.daretodream.com.au for more information.Imagine what you could be buying instead. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

The release of the Jeffrey Epstein files have further eroded the status quo. People all over the world have recognized the Epstein class is bipartisan, and we dissect the implications. You can also watch this discussion on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9sOo4z7s3A Subscribe to the ArtiFact podcast on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3xw2M4D Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3wLpqEV Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/2SVJIxB Podbean: https://bit.ly/3yzLuUo iHeartRadio: https://ihr.fm/3AK942L Learn about our debut film, "From There To There: Bruce Ario, the Minneapolis Poet": https://www.automachination.com/cityboy-bruce-ario-great-american-novel/ Read more from the automachination universe: https://automachination.com Read Alex Sheremet's (archived) essays: https://alexsheremet.com Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/automachination Timestamps: 0:00 -- film updates; previewing Alfonso Cuoron's Children of Men; the coming treasonous war with Iran 2:11 -- the purpose of the Jeffrey Epstein abuse ring; "flooding the zone" with nonsense; cabals as the end of history; Epstein covered up bigger crimes in his emails; not funny, not smart, not even Daffy Duck; Seagate vs. Coney Island; Epstein as a trend-riding networker; Michael Tracey is a ******; how Epstein used intellectuals to whitewash himself; evidence of blackmail; Bill Gates spikes his wife's food with antibiotics; why Prince Andrew's downfall is revealing; Epstein and arms trafficking 18:48 -- Jeffrey Epstein and the Zionist superstructure; was Epstein a "liberal" Zionist?; how Ehud Barak paved the road for Israel's genocide; Woody Allen and Peter Beinart as liberal Zionists; Woody's anti-Semitic joke; Alex Sheremet is the foremost expert on Woody Allen's films; does Alex regret writing his book on Woody? 35:03 -- Michael Tracey & Epstein minimization; the Sultan's "torture video"; the DOJ's unnecessary redactions; did Trump cause Epstein's first arrest; the Alex Acosta / Alan Dershowitz angle; Alex Tooze's comments; why is the Epstein class so boring 46:06 -- the Jewish supremacist angle; a top Zionist seems to have pimped out her daughter; did Epstein have Jewish victims; Middle Eastern abuse rings; the targeting of Russian & Ukrainian women 57:28 -- Epstein & the dehumanization of sex workers; definitions of sex trafficking; fraud & coercion; Epstein victims (mostly) have the same stories; the Leon Black story; Virginia Giuffre; hundreds of court settlements are under de facto gag order; does Michael Tracey abuse women?; the consensus view; can you imagine Michael Tracey eating p**** Patron show preview: Does Michael Tracey have the spirituality to worship the cl*t; erosion of the status quo; the implosion of Barack Obama; Trump's presidency is being perceived as disastrous; why was Chomsky so fascinated by Epstein; old-school leftists had problems with age of consent; Gore Vidal and Roman Polanski; more on Woody Allen; the Soon Yi Previn angle -- why did she defend Anthony Weiner???; Woody Allen was a "legal" abuser; Epstein helped Woody Allen's children get into a top school; how Woody Allen's films shaped Alex Sheremet's psychology; previewing my Eyes Wide Shut conversation  #epstein #politics #princeandrew

Mehmed did not make Constantinople his capital straight away. There were political, practical and psychological arguments against it. We talk about these and how the Sultan overcame them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Our guest on this week's Menu Talk is Ahu Hettema, chef-owner of Istanbul Hawai'i restaurant in Honolulu. Chef Hettema came to California to study art and psychology but was unable to return to her homeland of Turkey because of a string of immigration snafus. She visited Hawaii and fell in love with the culture and climate, which reminded her of Southeast Turkey.Chef Ahu Hettema and her mother run the kitchen at Istanbul Hawai'i. Cooking was a way to ease her homesickness and connect with people, and she began making Turkish food to sell at local farmers markets, alongside her mother who moved to the U.S. Soon, a catering business was born and eventually the mother-daughter team opened Istanbul Hawai'i—the only Turkish restaurant in the Islands.The restaurant's seasonal menu reflects the food of the Ottoman Empire, modernized with chef Hettema's artistic touches. She works with local farmers to source ingredients and infuse the cuisine with Hawaiian spirit. A shareable Sultan's Table menu offers a spread that includes winter salata, mercimek soup, mezze spread, sourdough pide, safran pilav, pirzolas, lamb tenderloin sis, wagyu ribeye sis, Jidori chicken sis, baba's köfte, cultured yogurt tzatziki and seasonal vegetables. At $265, there's plenty of food for three or four diners to share. Istanbul Hawai'i has built a large following among locals and tourists for its warm hospitality and unique cuisine. Listen as Hettema shares her culinary journey and passion for food, family and culture.

As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, millions of Muslims are preparing for a period of spiritual reflection and fasting. However, for those living with stomach ulcers, the long hours of abstinence from food and water present a unique and painful challenge. Can an ulcer patient fast safely, or does the hunger worsen the sores?Today on Nigeria Daily, we speak with a patient caught between her faith and her health, a medical expert on the dos and don'ts of fasting with an ulcer, and an Islamic cleric on the provisions of the Deen for those whose health is at risk.

About This Episode In this episode of Stageworthy, host Phil Rickaby speaks with acclaimed playwright, actor, and screenwriter Anusree Roy about her newest play, Through the Eyes of God, now onstage at Theatre Passe-Muraille. The conversation explores Roy's evolving artistic process, the deeply personal roots of her storytelling, and her journey between theatre and television writing. In this episode: Writing as an act of witnessing and responsibility The emotional and ethical weight of socially engaged theatre Navigating the Canadian theatre landscape as a playwright of colour Collaboration, trust, and the rehearsal room as community Sustaining an artistic life while carrying urgent stories And much more! Guest:

Who is the Sultan that beat back Richard the Lionheart, and earned his respect as a worthy foe?Matt Lewis is joined by Professor Jonathan Phillips to delve into the life and legacy of Saladin, the formidable Muslim leader who reclaimed Jerusalem for Islam and triggered the Third Crusade. They discuss Saladin's Kurdish origins, his strategic rise to power in Egypt, and the crucial battles that culminated in his historic victory at the Battle of Hattin.Prepare to navigate centuries of historical narratives, military strategies, and the enduring legacy of one of medieval history's most iconic figures.MORERichard the LionheartListen on AppleListen on SpotifyMedieval JerusalemListen on AppleListen on SpotifyGone Medieval is presented by Matt Lewis. Edited and produced by Joseph Knight. The senior producer is Anne-Marie Luff.All music used is courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.Gone Medieval is a History Hit podcast.Sign up to History Hit for hundreds of hours of original documentaries, with a new release every week. Sign up at https://www.historyhit.com/subscribe.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain speaks with the prominent Ottoman historian, author and thinker, Dr. Yakoob Ahmed.   Topics of discussion include: 'Pan-Islam' and 'Islamism' - problematic framings and language. Caliph Abdulhamid II's vision of Islamic unity in the Muslim world. The Muslim ummah's Islamic identity, belonging and destiny. Understanding history and politics with an Islamic lens. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, neo-Ottomanism and the Turkish Republic. Gaza genocide, the nation state, AI, and an emerging multipolar world. Is romanticism and nostalgia necessary for Islamic revival? Buy Dr. Yakoob Ahmed's book ‘Why History Matters': https://www.kubepublishing.com/products/why-history-matters   SUPPORT MUSLIM FAMILIES: https://fundraise.hhugs.co.uk/bb1  FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HHUGS: https://hhugs.org.uk/  FOLLOW 5PILLARS ON:   Website: https://5pillarsuk.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/@5Pillars Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/5pillarsuk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5pillarsnews Twitter: https://x.com/5Pillarsuk Telegram: https://t.me/s/news5Pillars TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@5pillarsnews  

Der Roadtrip durch eines der spannendsten Reiseländer diese Tage geht weiter. Wir entdecken Jahrtausende alte Bergdörfer inmitten von Palmenwäldern, schlürfen Säfte aus Melonen, Hibiskus und Mangos genau da, wo sie wachsen. Wir bekommen Backpacker-Vibes in abenteuerlichen, charmanten Unterkünften. Wir starren in das größte Felsloch, dass wir neben dem Grand Canyon je gesehen haben. Und wirren wie im Rausch über einen der wundervollstem, echtesten und faszinierenden Märkte, die wir in unserem Reiseleben jemals erleben durften. Nizwa, Misfat al berrnr, Jemal Shems??? , etc. Steigt ein in unseren Roadtrip durch die arabische Halbinsel in einem bemerkenswert offene Land, fernab der Touristenströme. Tolle Begegnungen, neue Eindrücke und das perfekte Winter-Escape.—Diese Folge entstand mit freundlicher Unterstützung von erlebe: Reisen - einfach näher dran. https://www.erlebe.de/Unsere Werbepartner findet ihr hier.Kommt zu einer unserer LIVE-Shows:24.2.2026 Hamburg26.2.2026 München11.4.2026 Mannheim (SWR Podcastfestival)Tickets gibt es HIER.Mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es hier.Noch mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es in unserem Newsletter-Magazin.–Die Oman-Tipps aus dem Podcast:UNTERKÜNFTE:Hotel Royal Tulip Muscat: Modernes Stadthotel als entspannter Start in Muscat. @royaltulipmuscatAuthentic Hanging Terraces (Jabal Akhdar): Spektakuläre Terrassen-Unterkunft in den Bergen. @authentichangingterracesSama Al Khutaim – Heritage Homes: Traditionelle Bergunterkunft nahe Jabal Shams. @samaalkhutaimMisfah Old House: Gästehaus im historischen Bergdorf Misfah Al Abreyeen. @misfaholdhouseBustan Inn (Nizwa): Einfaches, authentisches Gästehaus nahe der Altstadt.Mysk Al Mouj Hotel: Modernes Hotel im neuen Viertel Al Mouj bei Muscat. @myskhotelsSTÄDTE, DÖRFER & KULTUR:Sultan-Qaboos-Moschee (Muscat): Zentrales religiöses Wahrzeichen Omans. @sultanqaboosgrandmosqueMutrah Souq: Traditioneller Markt am Hafen von Muscat. @mutrahsouqAl Alam Palace: Zeremonieller Palast des Sultans in der Altstadt.Nizwa Fort & Souq: Historisches Zentrum Omans mit Markt und Festung. @nizwafortNATUR & ABENTEUER:Jabal Akhdar: Hochplateau mit Dörfern, Terrassenfeldern und Ausblicken. @discoverjabalakhdarJabal Shams: Höchster Berg Omans, bekannt als „Grand Canyon des Oman“. @jabalshams_omanBalcony Walk (Jabal Shams): Panoramawanderung entlang der Schlucht.Misfah Al Abreyeen: Traditionelles Bergdorf RESTAURANTS & FOOD (Muscat):Bait Luban: Klassische omanische Küche nahe Mutrah Souq. @baitloubnan (häufig so geführt, Schreibweise variiert)Lahab Restaurant: Modern interpretierte omanische Küche in Muscat. @lahabrestaurantBukhara House: Afghanisch-pakistanische Küche, bodenständig und intensiv. @bukharahouseTurkish House Restaurant: Fisch, Mezze und sehr gutes Hummus. @turkishhouseomanSweet Sensation Bakery (Muscat): Lokale Bäckerei für süße Snacks und Alltagsgebäck. @sweetsensationoman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saladin, l'un des plus grands chefs de guerre du monde musulman, est resté célèbre dans l'histoire des croisades pour sa reprise de Jérusalem en 1187 et le traitement magnanime réservé à ses ennemis. Mais sa légende chevaleresque a-t-elle été magnifiée ? Stratège ambitieux, il a aussi sa part d'ombre. Revivez le parcours, entre histoire et légende, de Saladin, le sultan qui rêvait d'un monde arabe unifié. Crédits : Lorànt Deutsch, Bruno Calvès.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Saladin, l'un des plus grands chefs de guerre du monde musulman, est resté célèbre dans l'histoire des croisades pour sa reprise de Jérusalem en 1187 et le traitement magnanime réservé à ses ennemis. Mais sa légende chevaleresque a-t-elle été magnifiée ? Stratège ambitieux, il a aussi sa part d'ombre. Revivez le parcours, entre histoire et légende, de Saladin, le sultan qui rêvait d'un monde arabe unifié. Crédits : Lorànt Deutsch, Bruno Calvès.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Una puntata diversa dal solito, non un'intervista ma un monologo sull'ultimo viaggio attraverso la catena degli Hajar Occidentali in Oman.Un percorso più emozionale che fisico, un tracciato dell'anima che attraverso la condivisione e la divulgazione mi ha fatto rivivere le sensazioni provate la prima volta che avevo pedalato nella penisola arabica. Un ringraziamento speciale va al gruppo meraviglioso che ha condiviso con me, Andrea e Sultan questi 10 giorni d'Arabia.PetraSaraSimonaAlbertoCristianoFrancescoRoberto----Se vuoi ripetere anche tu quest'esperienza straordinaria, ti aspetto qui: https://www.lifeintravel.it/viaggia-con-noi/oman-in-bici.html

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We are so back.Plenty to unpack in SULTAN'S SUPPER and PACK YA NAGS, including Footy's European adventures and Sults' roadside assist saga. We unveil the new stable setup and set our sights on launching a YouTube assault.The racing is magnificent, headlined by the G1 Black Caviar Lightning. We're keen to play at Royal Randwick for Apollo Stakes Day, with plenty also on offer at Morphettville Parks, all in SULTS' SPECSOther segments included in this week's episode:The Sultan's SupperPack Ya Nags2 UNITSOutro: Steve Miller Band - Rock ‘n Me2 UNITS are proudly supported by Betfair, Australia's only and the world's biggest betting exchange.Our South Australian set is powered by Dare to Dream. A racehorse ownership initiative giving you a chance of owning your own share of a racehorse with reputable trainers at an affordable price. Head to www.daretodream.com.au for more information.Imagine what you could be buying instead. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

Not only did Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick go to the Epstein island, a sultan from the UAE, who sent a “torture video” to Epstein, also attended Trump's first inaugural. That would be the same country where the royal family secretly bought half of the Trump family's crypto venture—right before he was inaugurated a second time. For some reason, Sultan bin Sulayem was one of six powerful and wealthy men whose names were redacted in the Epstein files by the DOJ. Thank you, congressmen Khanna and Massie. Also, Lauren Boebert saw something in the unredacted files that led her to call for Ghislaine Maxwell to be moved back to a higher security prison. Plus, the administration wants to be feared but also loved, the benefits of being on Bluesky, and a eulogy for The Washington Post's sports section.Jane Coaston joins Tim Miller.show notes Jane's podcast, "What A Day" Barron's on how there's only one enforcement lawyer left in the Chicago CFTC Crooked Media on Substack Tickets are now on sale for our LIVE shows in Dallas on March 18 and in Austin on March 19. Plus, a small number of seats are still available for our second show in Minneapolis on February 18. TheBulwark.com/Events. Get 20% off when you go to trustandwill.com/BULWARK

EPISODE 126 -  “THE WESTMORE DYNASTY: MAKE-UP TO THE STARS AND BEYOND” - 2/09/2026  Hollywood loves dynasties—acting families, directing families, producing families—but one of the most powerful dynasties in film history didn't appear on screen at all. And it's one of the rare family dynasties that began in silent films and continues working in film and TV to this very day: THE WESTMORE FAMILY.   The Westmores were the architects of illusion and the sculptors of stardom. From the pioneering vision of GEORGE WESTMORE who laid the foundations of cinematic makeup, to the extraordinary careers of his six sons, this family transformed faces into movie stars and shifted the culture of how women thought of and accepted the use of makeup in every day life.  Their techniques, philosophies, and innovations continue to influence how we see characters on screen today—often without even realizing it.  Join us as we spend time with The Westmore Dynasty: Hollywood's ‘First Family' of makeup. SHOW NOTES:  Sources: Makeup Man: From Rocky to Star Trek The Amazing Creations of Hollywood's Michael Westmore (2017), by Michael Westmore and Jake Page; The Westmores of Hollywood (1976), by Frank Westmore and Murial Davidson; “Putting on a Face for Hollywood,” April 12, 1991, by Carie J. Delmar, Los Angeles Times; “Low-Down on Hollywood Make-up:  Five Brothers and Their Father, Ex-Clevelanders All, Have Film Stars Beating a Path to Their Door,” April 7, 1940, by Inez Wallace, Cleveland Plain Dealer; www.westmoreland.com Wikipedia.com; TCM.com; IBDB.com; IMDBPro.com; Movies Mentioned: In the Sultan's Power (1909); The Three Musketeers (1921); The Sheik (1921); The Sea Beast (1926); The King of Kings (1927); It (1927); Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931); Cimarron (1931); Scarface (1932); Lady by Choice (1934); Mutiny on the Bounty (1935); Anthony Adverse (1936); Rhythm on the Range (1936); The Life of Emile Zola (1937); Elephant Boy (1937); Jezebel (1938); The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938); Professor Beware (1938); Gone with the Wind (1939); Intermezzo (1939); The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939); The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939); Rebecca (1940); The Strawberry Blonde (1941); Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid (1948); Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954); The Ten Commandments (1956); The Mountain (1956); My Geisha (1962); Two for the Seesaw (1962); Irma la Douce (1963); Sweet Charity (1969); Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970); There Was a Crooked Man (1970); Soylent Green (1973); The Towering Inferno (1974); Rocky (1976); Being There (1979); Raging Bull (1980); Mask (1985); --------------------------------- http://www.airwavemedia.com Please contact sales@advertisecast.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Palmen, Oasen, glasklares Wasser - riesige Sanddünen, gewaltige Canyons & kleine Bergdörfer in einer aufregenden Bergwelt. Der Oman ist ein traumhaftes Reise- und Roadtrip-Land: mysteriös und abenteuerlich, mit viel Raum zum Entdecken, allen Freiheiten und: sicher. Mit extrem guten Straßen und Menschen, die so offen sind, wie man es auf der arabischen Halbinsel nirgends sonst erlebt. Wen auch immer diese Ecke der Welt interessiert: Näher und echter werdet ihr sie kaum erleben als im Oman, der auch seiner großen Vielseitigkeit unser Herz gewonnen hat. Oder schonmal in einem echten Wadi, in der Wüste, am Indischen Ozean und auf den größten Landwirtschafts-Terrassen abseits von Afrika und Asien AN EINEM TAG gewesen? Eben. Abfahrt!Diese Folge entstand mit freundlicher Unterstützung von erlebe: Reisen - einfach näher dran.Unsere Werbepartner findet ihr hier.Kommt zu einer unserer LIVE-Shows:24.2.2026 Hamburg26.2.2026 München11.4.2026 Mannheim (SWR Podcastfestival)Tickets gibt es HIER.Mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es hier.Noch mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es in unserem Newsletter-Magazin.Die Oman-Tipps aus dem Podcast:UNTERKÜNFTE:Hotel Royal Tulip Muscat: Modernes Stadthotel als entspannter Start in Muscat. @royaltulipmuscatAuthentic Hanging Terraces (Jabal Akhdar): Spektakuläre Terrassen-Unterkunft in den Bergen. @authentichangingterracesSama Al Khutaim – Heritage Homes: Traditionelle Bergunterkunft nahe Jabal Shams. @samaalkhutaimMisfah Old House: Gästehaus im historischen Bergdorf Misfah Al Abreyeen. @misfaholdhouseBustan Inn (Nizwa): Einfaches, authentisches Gästehaus nahe der Altstadt.Mysk Al Mouj Hotel: Modernes Hotel im neuen Viertel Al Mouj bei Muscat. @myskhotelsSTÄDTE, DÖRFER & KULTUR:Sultan-Qaboos-Moschee (Muscat): Zentrales religiöses Wahrzeichen Omans. @sultanqaboosgrandmosqueMutrah Souq: Traditioneller Markt am Hafen von Muscat. @mutrahsouqAl Alam Palace: Zeremonieller Palast des Sultans in der Altstadt.Nizwa Fort & Souq: Historisches Zentrum Omans mit Markt und Festung. @nizwafortNATUR & ABENTEUER:Jabal Akhdar: Hochplateau mit Dörfern, Terrassenfeldern und Ausblicken. @discoverjabalakhdarJabal Shams: Höchster Berg Omans, bekannt als „Grand Canyon des Oman“. @jabalshams_omanBalcony Walk (Jabal Shams): Panoramawanderung entlang der Schlucht.Misfah Al Abreyeen: Traditionelles Bergdorf RESTAURANTS & FOOD (Muscat):Bait Luban: Klassische omanische Küche nahe Mutrah Souq. @baitloubnan (häufig so geführt, Schreibweise variiert)Lahab Restaurant: Modern interpretierte omanische Küche in Muscat. @lahabrestaurantBukhara House: Afghanisch-pakistanische Küche, bodenständig und intensiv. @bukharahouseTurkish House Restaurant: Fisch, Mezze und sehr gutes Hummus. @turkishhouseomanSweet Sensation Bakery (Muscat): Lokale Bäckerei für süße Snacks und Alltagsgebäck. @sweetsensationoman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aufregend, wunderschön, maximal freundlich, sicher, tolerant & das offenste Land auf der arabischen Halbinsel. Der Oman ist ein Reisetraum, und im Zentrum steht Muscat, eine wuselige, liebeswerte und leckere Metropole, die am Anfang fast jeder Reise in dieses Land steht. Eine alles überragende, prachtvolle Moschee mit, ein Souk voller Weihrauch, Leben und Geschmack - eine einmalige Altstadt zwischen Wüsten-Hügeln und: ein lebhafter Stadtstrand, an dem gepicknickt, Lagerfeuer gemacht und eine Freiheit gelebt wird, die berührt. Auch kulinarisch schlagen wir ein ganz neues Kapitel auf. Reisgerichte mit Suchtfaktor, Grill-Spezialitäten, Safran-Kuchen, Einflüsse aus Indien, dem Jemen oder Arabien und all das im Rahmen einer geselligen Esskultur eines rührend freundlichen Volkes. Kommt mit in den Oman, kommt mit in die tolle Küstenstadt Muscat. Diese Folge entstand mit freundlicher Unterstützung von erlebe: Reisen - einfach näher dran.Unsere Werbepartner findet ihr hier.Kommt zu einer unserer LIVE-Shows:24.2.2026 Hamburg26.2.2026 München11.4.2026 Mannheim (SWR Podcastfestival)Tickets gibt es HIER.Mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es hier.Noch mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es in unserem Newsletter-Magazin.Die Oman-Tipps aus dem Podcast:UNTERKÜNFTE:Hotel Royal Tulip Muscat: Modernes Stadthotel als entspannter Start in Muscat. @royaltulipmuscatAuthentic Hanging Terraces (Jabal Akhdar): Spektakuläre Terrassen-Unterkunft in den Bergen. @authentichangingterracesSama Al Khutaim – Heritage Homes: Traditionelle Bergunterkunft nahe Jabal Shams. @samaalkhutaimMisfah Old House: Gästehaus im historischen Bergdorf Misfah Al Abreyeen. @misfaholdhouseBustan Inn (Nizwa): Einfaches, authentisches Gästehaus nahe der Altstadt.Mysk Al Mouj Hotel: Modernes Hotel im neuen Viertel Al Mouj bei Muscat. @myskhotelsSTÄDTE, DÖRFER & KULTUR:Sultan-Qaboos-Moschee (Muscat): Zentrales religiöses Wahrzeichen Omans. @sultanqaboosgrandmosqueMutrah Souq: Traditioneller Markt am Hafen von Muscat. @mutrahsouqAl Alam Palace: Zeremonieller Palast des Sultans in der Altstadt.Nizwa Fort & Souq: Historisches Zentrum Omans mit Markt und Festung. @nizwafortNATUR & ABENTEUER:Jabal Akhdar: Hochplateau mit Dörfern, Terrassenfeldern und Ausblicken. @discoverjabalakhdarJabal Shams: Höchster Berg Omans, bekannt als „Grand Canyon des Oman“. @jabalshams_omanBalcony Walk (Jabal Shams): Panoramawanderung entlang der Schlucht.Misfah Al Abreyeen: Traditionelles Bergdorf RESTAURANTS & FOOD (Muscat):Bait Luban: Klassische omanische Küche nahe Mutrah Souq. @baitloubnan (häufig so geführt, Schreibweise variiert)Lahab Restaurant: Modern interpretierte omanische Küche in Muscat. @lahabrestaurantBukhara House: Afghanisch-pakistanische Küche, bodenständig und intensiv. @bukharahouseTurkish House Restaurant: Fisch, Mezze und sehr gutes Hummus. @turkishhouseomanSweet Sensation Bakery (Muscat): Lokale Bäckerei für süße Snacks und Alltagsgebäck. @sweetsensationoman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Delhi is haunted—by its ghosts, its ruins, and its unending capacity for rebirth. In the shadow of medieval mosques and Mughal tombs, the past refuses to stay buried. Saints, Sultans, poets, and lovers—all linger in the city's imagination, their stories shaping how we remember what once was. In Ghosted, historian and storyteller Eric Chopra journeys through the capital's most beguiling sites—Jamali-Kamali, Firoz Shah Kotla, Khooni Darwaza, the Mutiny Memorial, and Malcha Mahal—to unearth a Delhi that exists between worlds: a palimpsest where Sufis bless kings, jinn listen to grievances, and begums occupy dilapidated hunting lodges. What begins as a search for Delhi's haunted monuments becomes a meditation on why we are drawn to the dead and how ghost stories become vessels of collective memory. Blending archival research with folklore, myth, and reflection, Chopra paints an intimate portrait of a city forever in dialogue with its former selves. Through invasions and rebirths, he reveals that Delhi's spirit resides not just in its monuments but in the unseen presences that linger among them. Ghosted is a lyrical, haunting journey through the city's spectral landscape— an invitation to listen to what its echoes tell us about memory and identity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Delhi is haunted—by its ghosts, its ruins, and its unending capacity for rebirth. In the shadow of medieval mosques and Mughal tombs, the past refuses to stay buried. Saints, Sultans, poets, and lovers—all linger in the city's imagination, their stories shaping how we remember what once was. In Ghosted, historian and storyteller Eric Chopra journeys through the capital's most beguiling sites—Jamali-Kamali, Firoz Shah Kotla, Khooni Darwaza, the Mutiny Memorial, and Malcha Mahal—to unearth a Delhi that exists between worlds: a palimpsest where Sufis bless kings, jinn listen to grievances, and begums occupy dilapidated hunting lodges. What begins as a search for Delhi's haunted monuments becomes a meditation on why we are drawn to the dead and how ghost stories become vessels of collective memory. Blending archival research with folklore, myth, and reflection, Chopra paints an intimate portrait of a city forever in dialogue with its former selves. Through invasions and rebirths, he reveals that Delhi's spirit resides not just in its monuments but in the unseen presences that linger among them. Ghosted is a lyrical, haunting journey through the city's spectral landscape— an invitation to listen to what its echoes tell us about memory and identity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

Delhi is haunted—by its ghosts, its ruins, and its unending capacity for rebirth. In the shadow of medieval mosques and Mughal tombs, the past refuses to stay buried. Saints, Sultans, poets, and lovers—all linger in the city's imagination, their stories shaping how we remember what once was. In Ghosted, historian and storyteller Eric Chopra journeys through the capital's most beguiling sites—Jamali-Kamali, Firoz Shah Kotla, Khooni Darwaza, the Mutiny Memorial, and Malcha Mahal—to unearth a Delhi that exists between worlds: a palimpsest where Sufis bless kings, jinn listen to grievances, and begums occupy dilapidated hunting lodges. What begins as a search for Delhi's haunted monuments becomes a meditation on why we are drawn to the dead and how ghost stories become vessels of collective memory. Blending archival research with folklore, myth, and reflection, Chopra paints an intimate portrait of a city forever in dialogue with its former selves. Through invasions and rebirths, he reveals that Delhi's spirit resides not just in its monuments but in the unseen presences that linger among them. Ghosted is a lyrical, haunting journey through the city's spectral landscape— an invitation to listen to what its echoes tell us about memory and identity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/south-asian-studies

Delhi is haunted—by its ghosts, its ruins, and its unending capacity for rebirth. In the shadow of medieval mosques and Mughal tombs, the past refuses to stay buried. Saints, Sultans, poets, and lovers—all linger in the city's imagination, their stories shaping how we remember what once was. In Ghosted, historian and storyteller Eric Chopra journeys through the capital's most beguiling sites—Jamali-Kamali, Firoz Shah Kotla, Khooni Darwaza, the Mutiny Memorial, and Malcha Mahal—to unearth a Delhi that exists between worlds: a palimpsest where Sufis bless kings, jinn listen to grievances, and begums occupy dilapidated hunting lodges. What begins as a search for Delhi's haunted monuments becomes a meditation on why we are drawn to the dead and how ghost stories become vessels of collective memory. Blending archival research with folklore, myth, and reflection, Chopra paints an intimate portrait of a city forever in dialogue with its former selves. Through invasions and rebirths, he reveals that Delhi's spirit resides not just in its monuments but in the unseen presences that linger among them. Ghosted is a lyrical, haunting journey through the city's spectral landscape— an invitation to listen to what its echoes tell us about memory and identity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Delhi is haunted—by its ghosts, its ruins, and its unending capacity for rebirth. In the shadow of medieval mosques and Mughal tombs, the past refuses to stay buried. Saints, Sultans, poets, and lovers—all linger in the city's imagination, their stories shaping how we remember what once was. In Ghosted, historian and storyteller Eric Chopra journeys through the capital's most beguiling sites—Jamali-Kamali, Firoz Shah Kotla, Khooni Darwaza, the Mutiny Memorial, and Malcha Mahal—to unearth a Delhi that exists between worlds: a palimpsest where Sufis bless kings, jinn listen to grievances, and begums occupy dilapidated hunting lodges. What begins as a search for Delhi's haunted monuments becomes a meditation on why we are drawn to the dead and how ghost stories become vessels of collective memory. Blending archival research with folklore, myth, and reflection, Chopra paints an intimate portrait of a city forever in dialogue with its former selves. Through invasions and rebirths, he reveals that Delhi's spirit resides not just in its monuments but in the unseen presences that linger among them. Ghosted is a lyrical, haunting journey through the city's spectral landscape— an invitation to listen to what its echoes tell us about memory and identity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/asian-review

We follow events after the Ottomans broke through the walls of Constantinople. Taking the story up to the Sultans triumphant return to Edirne.To win the game Seljuk: Byzantium Besieged email me thehistoryofbyzantium at gmail.com before February 28th. See an interview with the creator here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seattle activists rally over ICE incidents that never actually happened. Washington’s Amazon layoffs have exceeded 2,000, most of which have come in the form of core product and engineering roles. T-Mobile also slashed nearly 400 Washington jobs, including executive roles. Seahawks fans gathered at the VMAC in Renton to say farewell to the team as they depart for the Super Bowl in Santa Clara. // Big Local: A child was rescued after a speeder going over 90 mph that was under the influence ran out of gas in Snoqualmie Pass. A 16-year-old Sultan robbery suspect arrested after police chase across Snohomish County. Kirkland residents held a rally to show their support for the Seahawks. The media withheld why CBP detained asylum-seeking Spokane dad in order to generate sympathy and outrage. // You Pick the Topic: A Florida couple is suing an IVF clinic after they were given a child that is clearly not theirs.

If you're a fan of dinner and a show Australian actor and playwright Joshua Hinton has very considerately combined both for you. He's the creator of A Place in the Sultan's Kitchen, a one-person play that details his grandmother's migration journey while making her chicken curry.

“Hildegard von Bingen is the 12th-Century version of what I aspire to be: She was a scientist who wrote about abortion and handed out pamphlets to the women in the community, but she was also a musician, a composer, a painter, and illustrator.” From underground Canadian to chaotic headline, the work of Grimes AKA Claire Boucher means many to many: poptimism, pitchfork, vital experimentation and degenerative outsourcing… Colleague and collaborator Dart Sultan joins to wax. Hope you enjoy! RobbieSUBSCRIBE TO THE WELCOME TO MEET YOU PATREON FOR FULL ACCESS TO EXCLUSIVE EPISODES ALL OUR LINKS CAN BE FOUND HERE

Landfills across African cities are catching fire and releasing methane, an invisible greenhouse gas with more short-term warming potential than CO2. Sustainable strategist Mohamed A. Sultan reveals how local communities are turning this crisis into opportunity, diverting hundreds of tons of waste from landfills and helping thousands of farmers adopt more sustainable techniques. Learn why cutting methane emissions is a win-win opportunity to drive down global temperatures while also creating more livable cities. (This ambitious idea is part of The Audacious Project, TED's initiative to inspire and fund global change.)Learn more about our flagship conference happening this April at attend.ted.com/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aladdin and the Magic Lamp by Judith Dean原文Chapter 6: There and Back AgainIn the evening, Aladdin and his friends finished hunting and began to go home.Suddenly a friend said, “Aladdin, look, the Sultan's men are coming with swords in theirhands. What do they want?”“I don't know.”, Aladdin answered.When the Sultan's men arrived, they said, “Aladdin, we must take you to the Sultan, he'svery angry.”“Why?”,asked Aladdin.But the men could not tell him.In his palace, the Sultan took Aladdin to a window.“Where is your palace?”, he cried angrily, “And where is my daughter? Answer me?”Aladdin looked out of the window, there was only the ground and the sky, no palace, no gardens, nothing.He closed his eyes, opened them and looked again, and he had no answer for the Sultan.“It's black magic, I always said that.”, the vizier said quietly in the sultan's ear.“Your Majesty”, Aladdin put his head at the sultan's feet, “Kill me now, I do not want to live without Bador Al Bodour.”There were tears in his eyes.“Find her in forty days or you die.”, the sultan said.“I hear and obey Your Majesty.”, Aladdin answered.But without his magic lamp, what could Aladdin do?He went out from the city, and looked and looked for his wife and his palace, but of course he did not find them.After 37 days, he sat by a river and cried.“Oh,Bador Al Bodour, my love, where are you, where can I look now?”He put his hands into the water of the river, and then he saw the magician's ring on his little finger.He began to rub it.Out the blue smoke came the genie of the ring.“What is your wish? Master.”, he asked.“Find my wife and bring her back to me.”, answered Aladdin, “please.”“Master,I cannot do that. The genie of the lamp took the princess away, and only the genie of the lamp can bring her back. But I can take you to her.”“Take me then, quickly.”“To hear is to obey.”It is many, many miles from Arabia to Morocco.But Aladdin was there in a second, and there was his palace in front of him.He went into the gardens and looked up at the windows.“Bador Al Bodour!”, he cried, “Are you there?”In the palace, Bador Al Bodour heard him.“Is that Aladdin?”, She thought, “But he is far away in Arabia.”She went to the window, opened it and looked out Aladdin.She cried, “Oh my love!”For the first time in many days, Aladdin smiled.“Come up quickly!”, the princess called, “The magician is not here now.”Her slave girl ran down and opened a little door into the gardens.Aladdin ran up to the princess's rooms and in a second she was in his arms.“Oh,my love!”, the princess said, “a bad man carried me here, a magician, his name is…”“His name is Abenaza and I am going to kill him.”, said Aladdin, “Tell me, does he have my old lamp?”“Yes.”,Bador Al Bodour said, “he always carries it with him. I know about its magic now, because he told me. Oh! why did I give it away?”“Listen,my love.”, said Aladdin, “I'm going to give you some sleeping powder when he comes here again, you must give him a drink and put the powder in it. When he is asleep, I can kill him, don't be afraid. I'm going to take you home very soon.”Now for some good magic, he began to rub his ring.Whoosh…“What is your wish? Master”, said the genie of the ring.“Bring me some sleeping powder.”, said Aladdin.“To hear is to obey.”Ina second, the genie was back with some sleeping powder.Then Aladdin and the princess waited for Abenaza.In the evening, they heard him on the stairs.“Don't be afraid.”, Aladdin said quietly to his wife, “I am in the next room and can be with you in a second.”He went quickly into the next room and stood behind the door.Abenaza opened the door of Bador Al Bodour's room and came in.He smiled. “You are more beautiful every day, Bador Al Bodour.”, he said, “Your husband that good for nothing, Aladdin is dead. Now, you must marry me. You can have gold, jewels, palaces, anything, but you must be my wife.”For the first time, the princess smiled at Abenaza.“Why not?”, she said, “You are a rich man and I am happy here. Yes, let's drink to that.”And she gave him a tall gold cup with the drink and the powder in it.“Let us drink from one cup, Abenaza.”, she said and smiled at him, “You first, then me. In my country, new husbands and wives always do this.”“To Bador Al Bodour, the most beautiful woman in Morocco.”, Abenaza said happily, “And my wife.”He looked into Bador Al Bodour's eyes and began to drink.Very afraid, the princess watched him, but it was a good sleeping powder and after five seconds Abenaza's eyes closed and he was asleep.The princess ran to the door of the next room.“Quick Aladdin.”, she called.Aladdin ran in with his sword and saw the sleeping magician.“Well done, my love.”, he said, “Now go into the next room and do not watch.”Bador Al Bodour ran to the next room and closed the door.Aladdin put his hand in Abenaza's pocket and took out the lamp.He put it carefully into the pocket of his coat and then stood up.The sword did its work quickly and Abenaza never opened his eyes again.The princess came back into the room and ran to Aladdin.He took her in his arms.“The magician is dead.”, he said, “And now we can go home.”He began to rub the lamp.Whoosh…Fire and red smoke came from the lamp.The princess watched, afraid.“I am here, Master.”, said the genie of the lamp, “What is your wish?”“Carry this palace, Bador Al Bodour and me back to our city in Arabia, but leave that dog Abenaza here.”“To hear is to obey.”, said the genie.When the Sultan looked out of his window and saw Aladdin's palace again, he was a happy man.And when he took his daughter in his arms, he was the happiest man in Arabia.From that day, Aladdin and Bador Al Bodour lived happily in their palace.They lived for many years and had many children, but Aladdin always carried the magic lamp with him day and night.翻译第6章：又回来了傍晚，阿拉丁和他的朋友们狩猎完毕，开始回家。 突然，一位朋友说：“阿拉丁，看，苏丹的人手里拿着剑来了。他们想要什么？”“我不知道。”阿拉丁回答。 当苏丹的人到达时，他们说：“阿拉丁，我们必须带你去见苏丹，他很生气。”“为什么？”阿拉丁问。 但男人们不能告诉他。 在他的宫殿里，苏丹把阿拉丁带到窗前。 “你的宫殿在哪里？”他愤怒地喊道，“我女儿在哪里？回答我？”阿拉丁望向窗外，只有地面和天空，没有宫殿，没有花园，什么都没有。 他闭上眼睛，睁开眼睛，又看了一眼，对苏丹没有回答。 “这是黑魔法，我总是这么说。”维齐尔在苏丹耳边轻声说。 “陛下”，阿拉丁把头靠在苏丹的脚下，“现在杀了我吧，我不想没有巴多尔·阿尔-博杜尔而活着。”他眼里含着泪水。 “四十天内找到她，否则你就死定了。”苏丹说。 “我听到并服从陛下。”阿拉丁回答。 但是没有他的神灯，阿拉丁能做什么呢？ 他出城，四处寻找他的妻子和宫殿，但当然没有找到。 37天后，他坐在河边哭泣。 “哦，巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔，亲爱的，你在哪里，我现在可以去哪里看？”他把手伸进河里，然后看见魔法师的戒指戴在他的小手指上。 他开始揉搓它。戒指的精灵从蓝色的烟雾中冒了出来。“你的愿望是什么？主人。”他问。 “找到我的妻子，把她带回来。”阿拉丁回答，“请一定。”“主人，我不能这么做。灯的精灵把公主带走了，只有灯的精灵才能把她带回来。但我可以带你去见她。”“那就带我去，快点。”“听到就是服从。”从阿拉伯到摩洛哥有很多英里。 但阿拉丁一秒钟就到了，他的宫殿就在他面前。 他走进花园，抬头看着窗户。 “巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔！”他喊道，“你在吗？”在宫殿里，巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔听到了他的声音。 “那是阿拉丁吗？”她想，“但他在阿拉伯很远的地方。”她走到窗前，打开窗户，望向阿拉丁。 她哭着说：“哦，我的爱！”阿拉丁几天来第一次笑了。 “快上来！”公主喊道，“魔法师现在不在这里。”她的婢女跑下来，打开了一扇通往花园的小门。 阿拉丁跑到公主的房间，不一会儿她就在他的怀里。 “哦，我的爱！”公主说，“一个坏人把我抱到这里，一个魔术师，他的名字叫……”“他的名字叫阿贝纳扎，我要杀了他。”阿拉丁说，“告诉我，他有我的旧灯吗？”“是的。”巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔说，“他总是随身携带它。我现在知道它的魔力了，因为他告诉了我。哦！我为什么要把它送人？”“听着，亲爱的。”阿拉丁说，“他再来的时候，我要给你一些安眠药，你必须给他喝一杯，把安眠药放进去。等他睡着了，我可以杀了他，别害怕。我很快就带你回家。”现在，为了一些好的魔法，他开始揉搓戒指。嗖……“你的愿望是什么？主人。”戒指的精灵说。“给我拿些安眠药来。”阿拉丁说。 “听到就是服从。”过了一会儿，精灵拿着安眠药回来了。 然后阿拉丁和公主等着阿贝纳扎。 晚上，他们听见他在楼梯上。 “别害怕。”阿拉丁平静地对妻子说，“我在隔壁房间，马上就可以和你在一起。”他迅速走进隔壁房间，站在门后。阿贝纳扎打开巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔房间的门走了进来。他笑了。“你一天比一天漂亮，巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔。”他说，“你的丈夫一无是处，阿拉丁已经死了。现在，你必须嫁给我。你可以拥有黄金、珠宝、宫殿，任何东西，但你必须是我的妻子。”公主第一次对阿贝纳扎微笑。 “为什么不呢？”她说，“你是个有钱人，我在这里很开心。是的，让我们为此干杯。”她给了他一个高高的金杯，里面装着饮料和粉末。“让我们喝一杯吧，阿贝纳扎。”她对他微笑着说，“你先喝，然后是我。在我的国家，新婚夫妇总是这样做。”“致摩洛哥最美丽的女人巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔。”阿贝纳扎高兴地说，“还有我的妻子。”他看着巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔的眼睛，开始喝酒。公主非常害怕，看着他，但这是一种很好的安眠药，五秒钟后，阿贝纳扎闭上眼睛，睡着了。 公主跑到隔壁房间的门口。 “快阿拉丁。”她喊道。 阿拉丁拿着剑跑了进来，看见了睡着的魔法师。 “干得好，亲爱的。”他说，“现在到隔壁房间去，别看。”巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔跑到隔壁房间，关上了门。 阿拉丁把手伸进阿贝纳扎的口袋，拿出了灯。 他小心地把它放进上衣口袋里，然后站了起来。 剑很快就完成了它的工作，阿贝纳扎再也没有睁开眼睛。 公主回到房间，跑向阿拉丁。 他把她抱在怀里。 “魔术师死了。”他说，“现在我们可以回家了。”他开始擦灯。嗖……火和红烟从灯里冒出来。 公主害怕地看着。 “我在这里，主人。”灯的精灵说，“你的愿望是什么？”“巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔和我把这座宫殿带回我们在阿拉伯的城市，但把那只狗阿贝纳扎留在这里。”“听到就是服从。”精灵说。 当苏丹望向窗外，再次看到阿拉丁的宫殿时，他是一个快乐的人。、当他把女儿抱在怀里时，他是阿拉伯最幸福的人。从那天起，阿拉丁和巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔在他们的宫殿里幸福地生活着。 他们生活了很多年，有很多孩子，但阿拉丁总是日夜带着神灯。

Why was a Portuguese-born Jewish doctor, who rose to become Elizabeth I's chief physician, brutally executed for treason in a scandal that shocked England? Was Dr. Rodrigo Lopes truly guilty, or simply caught in the crossfire of anti-Semitism, court rivalries, and empire?Professor Suzannah Lipscomb is joined by Dr. Samia Errazouki to reexamine Lopes's fall, tracing a web of diplomacy, espionage, and identity that stretched from London to Lisbon to Marrakesh.MOREElizabeth I & the Sultan of MoroccoListen on AppleListen on SpotifyElizabeth I's Conjuror: John DeeListen on AppleListen on SpotifyPresented by Professor Suzannah Lipscomb. The researcher is Max Wintle, audio editor is Amy Haddow and the producer is Rob Weinberg. The senior producer is Anne-Marie Luff.All music courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.Not Just the Tudors is a History Hit podcastSign up to History Hit for hundreds of hours of original documentaries, with a new release every week. Sign up at https://www.historyhit.com/subscribe.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aladdin and the Magic Lamp by Judith Dean原文Chapter 5: New lamps for oldWhere was Abenaza this time?When he could not get the lamp from Aladdin, he went home to Morocco.He was very angry with Aladdin.“But the boy is dead now.”, he thought, “And perhaps next year I can go back and get the lamp.”One day, he got out his seven black stones.Theses tones were magic, and when he put them in water, the water could tell him many things.Soon he could see the magic lamp in the water, but in it was not under the white stone in the Arabian Hills, it was in a palace.“How did this happen?”, said Abenaza, “I must go back to Arabia and find this palace.”After some months, he arrived again in the city in Arabia.Soon he saw the new palace and asked a man in the street who lives there.That's Aladdin's palace was the answer, Princess Bador Al Bodour's husband，a good man and very rich.Abenaza said nothing and walked away.“That lazy, good for nothing boy.”, he thought angrily, “So he has the magic lamp andhe knows about the genie. How can I get the lamp back?”For the next week, Abenaza watched Aladdin's palace.One day, Aladdin and his friends left the palace to go hunting in the hills.“Good!”,Abenaza thought, “now I can get the lamp.”After Aladdin left, Princess Bador Al Bodour went into the palace gardens, she sat under a tree and looked at the flowers.Then she heard a noise in the street and called her slave girl Fozia.“What's the matter？ who's making that noise?”, She asked Fozia go and look in thestreet.When Fozia came back, she had a smile on her face.“Mistress.”,she said, “The children in the street are laughing at an old man. He's selling lamps, but not for money. ‘New lamps for old,' he cries, ‘Give me an old lamp and you can have a new lamp.' So everybody's getting new lamps.”Bador Al Bodour laughed.“Do we have an old lamp for him?”“Yes,my husband's old lamp, go and get it.”The princess knew nothing about the lamp or its magic.Fozia went into the palace and came back with Aladdin's lamp.“Here it is, mistress.”, she said.“Go and give it to the old man.”, The princess laughed, “Aladdin can have a nice new lamp.”Fozia went out into the street with the lamp.“New lamps for old.”, the old man called.And the children behind him laughed and called “new lamps for old, hahahha…”The old man, it was Abenaza of course, saw the lamp in Fozia's hands and knew it at once, because of the picture in the water of his magic stones.He took the old lamp, gave a new lamp to Fozia, and then quickly walked away.He walked out of the city into the hills.Then he took out the lamp and rubbed it.Whoosh…At once, the genie of the lamp came to him.“I am here, master.”, he said, “What is your wish?”“Carry Aladdin's palace, the princess, and me back to Morocco at once.”, Abenaza said,“The Sultan can kill Aladdin for me.”“To hear is to obey.”In a second, Abenaza, the palace, the gardens and the princess were in Morocco.And in front of the Sultan's palace, there was now only a little red smoke.翻译第五章：旧灯换新灯这时阿贝纳扎在哪里？ 当他无法从阿拉丁那里得到神灯时，他回到了摩洛哥的家。 他对阿拉丁非常生气。“但这个男孩现在已经死了。”他想，“也许明年我可以回去拿那盏灯。”有一天，他拿出了他的七块黑石头。 这些石头很神奇，当他把它们放进水里时，水可以告诉他很多事情。 很快，他就能看到水中的神灯，但它不是在阿拉伯山的白色石头下面，而是在一座宫殿里。 “这是怎么发生的？”阿贝纳扎说，“我必须回阿拉伯去找到这座宫殿。”几个月后，他再次抵达阿拉伯的城市。不久，他看到了新宫殿，便问街上一个住在那里的人。 答案就是阿拉丁的宫殿，巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔公主的丈夫，一个好人，非常富有。 阿贝纳扎什么也没说，走开了。 “那个懒惰、一无是处的男孩。”他愤怒地想，“这么说，他有神灯，他知道精灵的事。我怎样才能把灯要回来？”接下来的一周，阿贝纳扎观看了阿拉丁的宫殿。 一天，阿拉丁和他的朋友们离开宫殿去山上打猎。 “太好了！”阿贝纳扎想，“现在我可以拿到灯了。”阿拉丁离开后，巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔公主走进宫殿花园，她坐在一棵树下看着花。 然后，她听到街上有动静，便叫她的婢女福齐亚。 “怎么了？谁在吵闹？”她问福齐亚去街上看看。 福齐亚回来时，脸上露出了笑容。 “女主人。”她说，“街上的孩子们在嘲笑一个老人。他在卖灯，但不是为了钱。‘老换新，'他喊道，‘给我一盏旧灯，你就可以有一盏新灯了。'所以每个人都在买新灯。”巴多尔·阿尔·博杜尔笑了。 “我们有一盏旧灯给他吗？”“是的，我丈夫的旧灯，去拿吧。”公主对这盏灯及其魔力一无所知。福齐亚走进宫殿，拿着阿拉丁的神灯回来了。 “给你，女主人。”她说。 “去把它给老人。”公主笑道，“阿拉丁可以有一盏漂亮的新台灯。”福齐亚拿着灯走到街上。“新灯换旧灯。”老人喊道。 他身后的孩子们笑着喊道：“新灯换旧灯，哈哈哈……”老人，当然是阿贝纳扎，看到福齐亚手中的灯，立刻就知道了，因为水中有他魔法石的图画。 他拿起那盏旧灯，给了福齐亚一盏新灯，然后迅速走开了。 他走出城市，走进山里。 然后他拿出灯，擦了擦。嗖……灯的精灵立刻向他走来。 “我在这里，主人。”他说，“你的愿望是什么？”“立刻把阿拉丁的宫殿、公主和我带回摩洛哥。”，阿贝纳扎说，“苏丹可以帮我杀了阿拉丁。”“听到就是服从。”下一秒，阿贝纳扎、宫殿、花园和公主都在摩洛哥。 在苏丹的宫殿前，现在只有一点红烟。

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Hadley, Massachusetts and NYC artist Sarah K. Khan talks about: How it's a "little miracle" to have a studio (a former chick coop on a farm in the 5-college area of Mass.) after so many years working in kitchens and other spaces not dedicated to her work and where she can really spread out; her short films about the immigrant experience in New York via food trucks (particularly her Queens Migrant Kitchens series), and how she was originally motivated to work in this area in 2015 as a way to follow up on the fall-out from 9/11 among the immigrant community; the challenges she had getting street vendors and other food makers in being filmed, because they were afraid of being surveilled; the films' impact on the street vendor community, including one woman who was able to grow from a street vendor stall to a brick-and-mortar restaurant (and keep the food stall active); her collaboration on 'Speak Sing Shout: We, Too, Sing America' with the animator Simon Rouby; her film and photography work in Old Dehli, one of the many world crossroads she's covered; how making things for herself, first and foremost, is a practical way of making work (this may or may not be connected to her not being trained in a BFA/MFA kind of way; she has advanced degrees in food studies and has a background in integrative medicine); and how the core of her work is talking about the migration of people, plants and ideas (often women, often domestic spaces). This podcast relies on listener support; please consider becoming a Patreon supporter of the podcast, for as little as $1/month, here: https://www.patreon.com/theconversationpod       In the 2nd half of the conversation, available to Patreon supporters, we talk about: Sarah's background in integrative medicine, including teaching chefs about nutrition, and taught Western nutrition to Eastern practitioners;  how it's time to grow our own vegetables as a way of taking control of our own health; vegetables and herbs people can grown themselves, both as food and in teas; plant-based diets, which are followed by most of the world; how food and culture infuses the ceramics, prints and animation work she's been doing; the research and work she's been doing in southern India and how it connects with the history of 'the Sultan,' and in her case replacing that story with the Queen of Shiba; how her engagement with her own cultural lineage in her work can encourage viewers to engage with their own cultures; how she's created her own pipeline as an artist, without a BFA or MFA (having come from nutrition and science); her filming all over India (including in Nagaland in the far north) of women farmers; and how compassionate and tuned in she is to the immigrant experience.

In the next part of Prince Ahmed's story, his blissful time with the Fairy Paribanou is interrupted by the machinations of the Sultan's scheming advisers...If you are unfamiliar with the Lang Fairy Tales, these seminal collections were assembled between 1889 and 1913 by a married couple, folklorists and translators Nora and Andrew Lang, with most of the work done to compile them completed by Nora, also known as Leonora Blanche Alleyne.Assembled and published in 12 colour-coded "Fairy Books," the corpus the Langs put together included 798 fairy tales from across cultures, many of which had never before been translated into English.They were amongst the most influential books of their time, changing the course of children's literature - although they're hardly just for children, and often deal with quite challenging concepts.Today, purchasing a complete set of the Lang Fairy Books in good condition costs over £4,000 ($5,000+).Thankfully, the collections are all out of copyright, meaning that we can now tell these stories, in podcast form, many for the first time, and share them with a global audience, for free.Our plan is to release the stories between main series of Three Ravens, performing them straight (though with plenty of silly voices) letting the tales speak for themselves in all their madcap, sharp-edged, often quite bizarre glory.The only edits we have made are to amend some culturally-insensitive epithets, which typically pertain to ethnicity, with any such edits made by Eleanor Conlon.Three Ravens is an English Myth and Folklore podcast hosted by award-winning writers Martin Vaux and Eleanor Conlon.Released on Mondays, each weekly episode focuses on one of England's 39 historic counties, exploring the history, folklore and traditions of the area, from ghosts and mermaids to mythical monsters, half-forgotten heroes, bloody legends, and much, much more. Then, and most importantly, the pair take turns to tell a new version of an ancient story from that county - all before discussing what that tale might mean, where it might have come from, and the truths it reveals about England's hidden past...Bonus Episodes are released on Thursdays plus Local Legends episodes on Saturdays - interviews with acclaimed authors, folklorists, podcasters and historians with unique perspectives on that week's county.With a range of exclusive content on Patreon, too, including audio ghost tours, the Three Ravens Newsletter, and monthly Three Ravens Film Club episodes about folk horror films from across the decades, why not join us around the campfire and listen in?REGISTER FOR THE TALES OF SOUTHERN ENGLAND TOURProud members of the Dark Cast Network.Visit our website Join our Patreon Social media channels and sponsors Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To hear the extended, 12", almost-2-hour version of this conversation, including discussion on Maximo Park, Kenickie and Bob Davenport, visit Patreon.com/LoveMessagePod and become a patron from just £3 a month.In this episode of LITM Jeremy is joined by writer and editor of Tribune magazine Alex Niven to talk about the musical history of England's North East. Our interest in this subject was piqued by Sam Fender's victory in last year's Mercury Music Prize. Fender is himself an artist indebted to our recent subject, Bruce Springsteen. Alex talks us through the particulars of the region, one of Britain's main post-industrial heartlands, exploring through music various expressions of white working class identity and a particular form of masculinity that artists have variously embodied or pushed against. Jeremy and Alex discuss blues rock, ‘sophsti-pop' and Sting, the folk club legacy of the North East, Richard Dawson, the smallpipes and the Sultans of Swing.Alex Niven is the author of Folk Opposition, Definitely Maybe for 33 1/3, New Model Island: How to Build a Radical Culture Beyond the Idea of England and The North Will Rise Again: In Search of the Future in Northern Heartlands.Tracklist:Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under The Animals - House of the Rising Sun The Animals - We Gotta Get Outta This Place Eric Burdon and War - Spill the Wine Lindisfarne - Clear White Light Alan Hull - I Hate to See You Cry Lindisfarne - Fog on the Tyne Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing Pet Shop Boys - Being Boring Sting - All This Time Richard Dawson - The Vile Stuff Sam Fender - People Watching Kathryn Tickell - Bone Music 

In this episode of Explaining History, Nick returns to the turbulent twilight of the Ottoman Empire. Following the euphoria of the 1908 Young Turk Revolution, disillusionment quickly set in. We explore the 1909 Counter-Revolution, where religious conservatives and mutinous soldiers attempted to roll back constitutional rule and restore the Sultan's absolute power.But the restoration of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) did not bring stability. Instead, it exposed deep ethnic fault lines. Drawing on Eugene Rogan's The Fall of the Ottomans, we examine how the "Armenian Question" metastasized from a demand for civil rights into a pretext for mass murder.From the massacres in Adana to the cynical interventions of European powers, we trace the road to the first genocide of the 20th century. How did the fear of partition radicalize the Ottoman state? And what role did the Great Powers play in turning ethnic tension into catastrophe?Listen to this episode advert free on Patreon hereAlso, you can sign up for the Explaining History Russian Revolution Masterclass hereKey Topics:The 1909 Counter-Revolution: The failed attempt to restore Islamic law and absolutism.The Armenian Question: How demands for autonomy were viewed as an existential threat.The Adana Massacres: The prelude to the genocide of 1915.European Intervention: How Western meddling exacerbated sectarian violence.Books Mentioned:The Fall of the Ottomans by Eugene RoganExplaining History helps you understand the 20th Century through critical conversations and expert interviews. We connect the past to the present. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe and share.▸ Support the Show & Get Exclusive ContentBecome a Patron: patreon.com/explaininghistory▸ Join the Community & Continue the ConversationFacebook Group: facebook.com/groups/ExplainingHistoryPodcastSubstack: theexplaininghistorypodcast.substack.com▸ Read Articles & Go DeeperWebsite: explaininghistory.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  The first few minutes of this pod may reset how you think about your life.  Not kidding.  Just listen to a mom that doesn't care about Minnesota or her afternoon lunch with the girls.  She is the happiest American ever from Venezuela.    Then, lets talk about the Chiefs with www.dannyclinkscale.com  and the college hoops season.   And www.paramountsports.com Sultan of South Beach Lee Sterling is on a roll after his favorite team, the Miami Hurricanes covered Thursday night for another KKHI Patron exclusive win.  And our Final/Final is a blood affair in the NFL Playoffs Saturday night.

Es ist wieder Quiz-Zeit! Die Hörerinnen und Hörer auf Patreon und Steady haben Fragen gestellt, die Herren Podcaster treten gegeneinander an. Den Quizmaster gibt wie immer der fabulöse Christian Beuster. Die Frage aller Fragen: Wer wird gewinnen? Setzt ihr auf Christian Schmidt, der in einem geheimen Archiv unter seinem Haus die Original-Disketten von „Dagger of Amon Ra“ anbetet? Fabian Käufer, der mit einem SNES-Controller unter dem Kopfkissen schläft – falls er im Traum abgefragt wird? Oder doch, uh, Gunnar Lott, der Patriarch des Pokerns, der Sultan des Schätzwertes, der Illuminator des Irrtums? Podcast-Credits: Quizmaster: Christian Beuster Assistent des Quizmasters: Christopher Bär Kandidaten: Christian Schmidt, Fabian Käufer, Gunnar Lott Audioproduktion: Johannes DuBois, Christian Schmidt Titelgrafik: Johannes DuBois, Paul Schmidt Musik: Das Lied „Happy Happy Games Show“ aus dem Intro und Outro dieser Episode stammt von Kevin MacLeod via incompetech.com, lizensiert unter Creative Commons Attribution. Hinweis: Die Folge hat Kapitelmarken, deren Bilder den aktuellen Zwischenstand und die gestellte Frage zeigen. Herzlichen Dank für die Fragen an: Petra Fröhlich von Gameswirtschaft.de, Mháire und Nico von Orkenspalter TV, Maurice Weber, Manuel Fritsch von Insert Moin, Sebastian Stange von The Pod, Falko Löffler von Benutze Ohr mit Lautsprecher, Ringo von Down to the Detail … sowie Henner und Paul aus unserem Team und alle Hörer, die Fragen eingeschickt haben, ausgewählt wurden diesmal Einsendungen von Tobias, Sebastian, Vincent, Jan, Jan Paul, Jan Köhler, Domenik, Markus aus NRW, Julian, Roman, Norwin, Daniel aus Weimar, Klaus, Michael, Björn, Christian! Special Thanks an Peter Steinlechner für die Beantwortung einer Frage; danke wie immer auch an den Mann im Hintergrund, Christopher Bär!

This week, Princess wants to talk about what happens when your mom shows up 45 years later and says she's the illegitimate daughter of the former Sultan of Brunei.This episode originally appeared on the Bye Pumkin Patreon. If you'd like to receive more content like this, consider joining at www.patreon.com/byepumkin.