Podcasts about suraya

Als 's avonds laat bij Suraya thuis glasgerinkel te horen is, schrikt ze niet eens meer. Haar ex gooide al meerdere keren een ruit in. Maar nu is hij door het gat naar binnen gegaan en loopt hij in haar huis. Als ze elkaar zien, schiet hij haar door het hoofd. Suraya en Vishal hebben een lange relatie onder druk. In het begin hebben ze het leuk samen, maar hij mishandelt haar steeds vaker. Op een avond wil hij dat ze eten op zijn bord schept, maar dat weigert ze . Hij wordt woest, en gooit het eten over haar hoofd heen. Douchen mag pas de volgende ochtend, hij sluit zelfs het water af. In de rechtbank moet Vishal zich verantwoorden voor het schot dat hij gelost heeft op Suraya. Volgens hem ging dat per ongeluk: hij nam dan wel een wapen mee, maar dat was puur om haar te intimideren. Het schot zou echt per ongeluk zijn. De kogel gaat dwars door het oog van Suraya haar hoofd in, en haar familie moet zelfs afscheid van haar nemen. Wonderwel overleeft ze het. In de rechtbank vertelt Suraya haar verhaal: ,,Ik wil sterk zijn en andere vrouwen steunen.‘’See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In deze aflevering van De Zaak Ontleed bespreken rechtsbankverslaggever Saskia Belleman en Wilson Boldewijn drie lopende zaken. Richard K. krijgt levenslang voor de dubbele moord op Ineke en Sam in Weiteveen. Er ligt een hoge eis tegen de seksuele uitbuiters van onder andere Barbie en het Openbaar Ministerie gaat in hoger beroep in de femicidezaak van Suraya.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're brought to you by the Business Booster Program, powered by Uber and Rare Birds, which supports driver partners and delivery people on the platform in their dreams of launching or growing a business. Suraya is an Uber Eats delivery person who started driving as a way to supplement household income whilst recovering from acute mental illness. She needed the flexibility that was provided by Uber Eats in order to have the space to prioritise her own self care. Her brilliant business idea (a different kind of G-String) qualified her for the Business Booster Program, which after a strong start is set to launch by the end of 2024 and eventually in the US as well. Find out more about the program at uber.com/businessbooster Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Let me know what you thought of this episode!In this episode of Reverse the Post-Op Regain, we explore the common struggle of low energy and lack of motivation you may face after weight loss surgery. If you're feeling tired, drained, or unmotivated, tune in as Suraya discusses the reasons behind post-surgery fatigue, from nutritional deficiencies to emotional stress. You'll also learn practical tips to boost your energy levels through better nutrition, low-impact exercises, and mindset shifts. Whether you're struggling to find motivation or just need a bit of extra energy, this episode will equip you with actionable strategies to feel your best and stay on track with your post-op journey.Helpful Info: Self Paced Support: Reverse the Post-Op Regain Online Course Work with me 1:1 by learning about my coaching: https://simpleandeasynutrition.com/apply.html Instagram: @thebariatriccollective Email: suraya@thebariatriccollective.com.au Free Downloads: Causes of Weight Regain Graphic Download a Free Three Day Meal Plan with Recipes DISCLAIMER The advice provided in the podcast is general in nature and is not intended to constitute or substitute for dietetics, nutrition, professional or medical advice. You should not rely on the information presented here as medical advice. It is important to consult a medical professional for personalised medical or dietetic advice for your specific circumstances.

This week I had the pleasure of chatting with Suraya O'Brien...her journey is one of resilience, creativity, and a deep desire to make a positive impact on women's lives and the planet. We covered a lot...she has experienced and navigated ALOT...Here's a snapshot...✨Teenage pregnancy and Motherhood✨Single parenting✨Drug use✨Psychosis✨Self care✨Embracing a Healing Journey✨Finding Joy and Purpose✨Following your dreams✨Female FounderThe depth and honesty of her sharing is humbling...a truly remarkable woman.

In this episode, we will learn a bit about bees. We will examine why bees are necessary, their challenges, how they are adapted to collecting pollen, and learn about pollination. We will look at how bees live together in one hive and their roles. And finally, we will understand how honey is made. We also answer some questions from Ellery, who wants to know why hippos open their mouths so wide, and Suraya, who wants to understand how leaves change colour. Sleep Tight!, Sheryl & Clark❤️

Neste episódio, tivemos Suraya, uma empreendedora jovem que superou adversidades para alcançar sucesso. Ela compartilhou a sua jornada inspiradora e discutiu equívocos comuns sobre os santomenses, identidades ainda pouco reconhecidas pelos PALOP. Com uma ênfase especial no ramo estético, este episódio ofereceu uma riqueza de informações que certamente cativará os ouvintes. Contamos com a vossa opinião nos comentários. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/idiossincrasia-africana/message

Ze worden verdacht lid te zijn van een criminele organisatie, maar zijn ze ook crimineel? De zeven zeventigplussers die in de rechtbank van Arnhem terechtstaan voor het verstrekken van zelfdodingsmiddel X zijn enkel van mening dat zijzelf beslissen over hun eigen dood. Vanuit dat principe hebben twee van de atypische verdachten ook anderen met een sterfwens geholpen om uit het leven te stappen. In een nieuwe aflevering van De Zaak Ontleed bespreken rechtbankverslaggever Saskia Belleman en Wilson Boldewijn hoe de zeven leden van de Coöperatie Laatste Wil de wet overtraden en de politieke discussie die het oproept. Hoort deze zaak wel thuis in de rechtbank? En welke straf is gepast voor mannen en vrouwen die in de herfst van hun leven zitten? Verder: updates over Khalid Kasem en Suraya alias Cindy uit de podcast Zij is van mij.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Suraya Talk is a weekly program broadcasted on Radio Al-Salam, in Syriac, from Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan by Dilan and Rozalya. Suraya Talk hosts a guest every week to discuss current events within the community in Iraq or elsewhere.

Change, culture, leadership, and the benefits­ of a diverse environment. These are just some of the topics Air Vice-Marshal Suraya Marshall considers as she chats with InsideAIR's Flight Lieutenant Amy Casey about life in the RAF­­. InsideAIR is produced for the Royal Air Force by RAF Media Reserves. Theme music by RAF Music Services.

Join Terry on #TheLITEBreakfast as he welcomes Suraya Zainudin, Personal Finance Author, as his co-host for the morning! She answered all your questions about money and finance

In this episode, Suraya discusses three simple yet impactful lifestyle changes applicable to every stage of weight loss surgery, whether you're pre-op, post-op, or years beyond.These are three easy, implementable tips that you can add in to make a big impact to your goals after weight loss surgery. I help you navigate the challenges of nutrition and weight management after bariatric surgery. I have spots open in my coaching program, click the link below to get started. Let's chat: Work with me 1:1 by learning about my coaching: https://simpleandeasynutrition.com/apply.html Website: https://www.thebariatriccollective.com.au/ Instagram: @thebariatriccollective Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebariatriccollective Email: suraya@thebariatriccollective.com.au Free Downloads: Causes of Weight Regain Graphic Download a Free Three Day Meal Plan with Recipes DISCLAIMER The advice provided in the podcast is general in nature and is not intended to constitute or substitute for dietetics, nutrition, professional or medical advice. You should not rely on the information presented here as medical advice. It is important to consult a medical professional for personalised medical or dietetic advice for your specific circumstances.

New Co-Host Suraya teaming up with Dj Duss talking about life and the purpose. Also chat about new years resolution and why do they fail 90% of the time. Dj Duss : https://linktr.ee/DjDuss Syraya: https://www.instagram.com/surayathehe... #podcast #rending #life

Maybe korang kenal Jasmine Suraya dengan watak-watak antagonis, tapi there are many things yang korang tak tahu pasal dia yet! #jomsembang dengan pelakon yang akan menyambung perjalanan careernya sebagai seorang student di Amerika Syarikat, today.

Chaque mois, nous avons choisi de vous proposer un épisode de notre podcast Le chemin des écolières. Une série en douze chapitres pour découvrir le travail de celles et ceux qui œuvrent pour permettre aux jeunes filles du monde entier d'accéder à l'éducation. Le taux de mariage des enfants du Bangladesh est le deuxième plus élevé au monde. Dans le district du Bagerhat, dans le sud-ouest du pays, 6 filles sur 10 sont mariées avant leurs 18 ans et un tiers avant de fêter leurs 15 ans. Les Bangladaises sont traditionnellement destinées à s'occuper du foyer familial et beaucoup arrêtent l'école après l'équivalent de la troisième. La Welfare Association for Development Alternative (WADA), une ONG bangladaise gérée par des femmes, pour les femmes, essaie de s'attaquer aux racines du problème. Nilufa Akter Eaty, fondatrice et présidente de l'association, explique que «la situation économique des communautés est très précaire dans la région. Les parents voient leur fille comme un poids, une bouche à nourrir en trop. Ils essaient de la marier le plus vite possible, pour réduire les dépenses de la famille». Alors, la WADA propose des cours aux jeunes femmes, afin de les informer de leurs droits et de leur transmettre les compétences nécessaires à la création d'une petite entreprise qui puisse leur permettre de soulager le foyer.Dans ce deuxième épisode du Chemin des écolières, écoutez Nilufa Akter Eaty, le chercheur Samir Ranjan Nath, deux bénéficiaires, Prapty et Suraya, ainsi que leurs mères, Manobika et Jaeda, parler de cette association au micro de Robin Tutenges.Le Chemin des écolières est un podcast Slate Podcasts dont une version écrite accompagnée de photographies réalisées par Robin Tutenges est disponible sur le site de Slate.fr.​L'ensemble de ce projet a reçu le financement du Centre européen du journalisme, par l'intermédiaire de l'accélérateur de journalisme de solutions. Ce financement est soutenu par la Fondation Bill & Melinda Gates.Direction éditoriale: Christophe CarronProduction éditoriale et présentation: Nina ParejaReportages, interviews et prise de son: Robin TutengesMontage et réalisation: Aurélie Rodrigues

Varying responses of African countries on Palestine- Suraya Dadoo by Radio Islam

Hi everyone. Thanks for joining me for this new episode of Nepal Now. I'm Marty Logan. You might have noticed that this is an extra short episode. Frankly, that's because it will be the last one. After 3 years I'm saying goodbye. Why? Put simply, I don't have the energy to keep the show going any more. I didn't want to announce this at the end of the last full episode, because then I wouldn't have had the chance to say this: Thanks to all of you who are listening and to everyone who ‘tuned in' for one or more of the 64 episodes. I hope you took something away from the experience. I certainly did. I ‘met' a lot of people, most of them online, as you do in this globalized world in the era of Covid-19. I especially appreciate the chats I had with younger guests — which is most of them : -). I think their approach to life rubbed off on me a little, and that's a good thing. If I have one regret it's that I wish Nepal Now had been a little more entertaining, as opposed to informative. My journalism, mainly reporting on women and children's health and on human rights, often focuses on serious topics but, personally, I appreciate a good laugh. Looking back, I think that I should have included more of them in this work... Next time, I hope. A very big thank you to all of my guests, young and old, for sharing their time. I will single out the first guest, Nayantara Gurung Kakshapati, who very easily said yes to my invitation — and even loaned me an audio recorder afterwards. Special thanks to Lori, Shayne, Thom and Nicole, for encouraging me to keep going when I got discouraged way too early in this project. And to Suraya for helping me with social media, especially Instagram, where I was a total newbie. My biggest thank you goes to Niku, who was my advisor on all things Nepali, an insightful critic of my first drafts, and my biggest supporter. This might sound strange given that I'm ending Nepal Now, but I feel like doing this podcast helped to spark my creativity in recent years. I have always enjoyed audio as a medium for journalism and hope to continue using it in my future work. Till then, you can find me on social media and check out my latest work on my Linktree — I'm martydlogan. You will be able to listen to any episodes of the show that you've missed on your podcast app until mid-July. After that, they'll have a home on YouTube — look for @NepalNowPod.Speaking of chuckles, I want to leave you with an outtake from another podcast I've hosted — Strive, by IPS News. Bye for now. Stay in touch on:Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

Episode No. 6 of the Art Throb Podcast features Marty Wayman, Suraya Shalash and Kris Ratliff who talk about the ActOut Theatre Group, with a focus on their roles in the upcoming production of Five Lesbians Eating Quiche.ActOut Theatre Group, was founded in 1997 by several individuals dedicated to sharing their passion with others. Based in Lexington, Kentucky it is an active and enthusiastic Theatre Group with events and activities taking place year-round. ​Their mission is to promote and produce quality, thought-provoking LGBTQ+-themed theater in and around the Central Kentucky region in a positive, supportive, and non-judgmental manner.  Their intent is to be an all-inclusive entity encouraging all members of the Central Kentucky acting community to participate in theatre productions  that addresses LGBTQ+ themes. They have a new production soon opening  at the Black Box Theatre in the PMDAC.  ​The play 5 Lesbians Eating Quiche, co-written by Andrew Hobgood and Evan Linder, finds five women assembled in a church basement (along with the audience – this is an interactive play) for the 1956 annual meeting of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein's annual quiche breakfast. The normally idyllic gathering, where the motto is “no men, no meat, all manners,” is upended when the Society's matriarchs must confront the startling revelation that an atom bomb may be falling on their fair city. As fears are confronted and confessions fly, the chipper ladies stay firm in their commitment that the quiche is a mighty thing and that one must “respect the egg”.Marty Wayman is Director, Kris Ratliff plays Wren - The Events Chairperson, and Suraya Shalash plays Dale - The Historian.​The show lasts about 1 hour and 20 minutes and is appropriate for women, men and young adults over 13.Performances at the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center, 141 East Main Street, Lexington, KYFriday, Saturday, June 9 and 10, 8 o'clock curtain.Friday, Saturday, June 16 and 17, 8 o'clock curtain.Sunday, June 18, 2 o'clock curtain.

kate + jill are back with their newest idea for a reality show, a review of their weekends (which included ticks, jiujitsu, Suraya, and dress try-ons), and a hard-hitting discussion on gen z and their obsession with youtube?! Rihanna makes a guest appearance (per usual), kate reviews her latest fitness and active wear set try-ons including the latest from vuori, aritzia, and beyond yoga, and the girls tell you what your philly neighborhood says about you. hate mail expected, and if you can tell us where devil's pocket is, that'd be greatly appreciated. the episode wraps up with kate doing a full-on profile review of the bro jill's going out with this weekend, and dare we say she approves?! wild.

Running a business is a long and often exhausting journey and one of the key components to success is sustainability. In today's episode, I am chatting with Suraya Nikwan, an accredited practising dietician and nutritionist, and the owner of The Bariatric Collective. Suraya helps her clients who've experienced weight regain after bariatric surgery to build an enjoyable nourished life without dieting through her one-to-one consultations, group programs, podcast and online courses. Suraya is passionate about her mission and was working enormous hours every week to support her patients. She joined the Run Your Business Like A Boss Academy to learn how to transform her business to serve more patients, work less hours, overcome compassion fatigue and scale up. Suraya made a breakthrough in her business when she did the online business audit in the academy and discovered that her business values didn't align with her personal values. This realisation led her to make changes to her business model that freed her up to be available for her family while still running a very successful and fulfilling business.One of the most important things we explore when creating a sustainable business model is finding your business North Star. This is the guiding principle that will help you to make decisions and stay focused on your goals. It's so important to have a clear idea of what your business mission, values, and vision are so you can design your business model with these at the centre. Suraya talks about the power of being part of a group coaching program where you can benefit from the support, accountability and community of other members. Working with others and being held accountable can help to create breakthrough moments and make positive changes that will help your business grow.Suraya's story is a perfect example of how taking action and staying accountable can help you reach your goals. By joining a group coaching program and making the time to do the work, she was able to make positive changes in her business and create a more successful business model.Connect with Suraya NikwanWebsite: https://www.thebariatriccollective.com.au/Instagram: @thebariatriccollectivePodcast:  Reverse the post-op regainLearn more about The Academy:If you want to know more about the Run Your Business Like A Boss Academy, check out the website and join the waitlist today:   The Run Your Business Like a Boss Academy

Last week, Suraya Goss graduated from Massey University with a BA in matauranga Maori or Maori knowledge. Across the three-year degree she made the choice to submit every assignment and exam in te reo. Massey University have called it a historic milestone. Suraya talks to Jesse about why she made the decision and what's next.

Seit dem 15 August 2021 sind in Afghanistan wieder die islamisch-fundamentalistischen Taliban an der Macht. Während ihres ersten Regimes (1996-2001) brachte Suraya Pakzad Mädchen heimlich das Lesen bei - „in der ständigen Angst, erwischt und bestraft zu werden“, erzählt sie im Interview mit Monika Fischer. Zehn Untergrundschulen in Kabul hat sie in diesen Jahren initiiert. Nach der Vertreibung der Taliban wurde ihre „Voice of Women Organisation“ in 13 Provinzen des Landes aktiv, mit Alphabetisierungskursen, Berufsausbildungen und Hilfe zur wirtschaftlichen Unabhängigkeit. Sie eröffnete Frauenhäuser für von Gewalt betroffene Frauen und Mädchen und setzte sich für die Frauenrechte ein. Mit der neuerlichen Machtübernahme der Taliban, ist ihre Arbeit sehr viel schwerer geworden. Aber Suraya Pakzad ist entschlossen, weiterzumachen. Am 3. Oktober hat Suraya Paksad bei einer Abendveranstaltung im Österreichischen Parlament über die Situation der Frauen in Afghanistan gesprochen. Das Interview fand während ihres Aufenthaltes in Wien statt. Eine Sendung von Monika Fischer.

Detroit Sports Podcast -- DocNJock Wrestling PodcastThis week -- AEW Dynamite is a disappointment, Sami Zayn continues to shine! Plus: Who is the White Rabbit and why this storyline has been so interesting for WWE, Pro-Wrestling News & Notes.

Tune in today for the first episode of the Trade for Peace Podcast Youth series! This series has been launched as part of Trade for Peace: Future Leaders, a platform dedicated to increasing youth engagement on the topics of trade and peace by raising awareness about youth involvement in conflict and the essential role they can play in building peace through trade. But why are we focusing on youth? We now have the largest youth population in human history, with a third living in fragile and conflict affect states (FCS). Youth are often most affected by conflict but also most marginalized during post-conflict reconstruction. There is much to be done across the board to address youth exclusion, especially in the fields of trade and peace.   Join Anais, Suraya and Nour from the WTO Trade for Peace team as they discuss how fragility and conflict generate particular challenges for both states and youth, and brainstorm what Future Leaders can do about them.   Guests: Anais Wardak, Focal Point for the Political Engagement & Partnerships and the Outreach & Public Dialogue Pillars, Trade for Peace Programme, WTO Suraya Ahmadi, Co-focal Point, Trade for Peace Programme, WTO Nour Kabbara, Co-focal point, Trade for Peace Programme, WTO Hosts: Alexandre Marchand, Focal Point for the Research Pillar of the Trade for Peace Programme, WTO Amanda Miashiro, Focal Point for the Training and Capacity-Building Pillar of the Trade for Peace Programme, WTO

What line of job would you take up if money was an option? This question was discussed on Twitter after personal financial blogger on Ringgit Oh Ringgit, Suraya, asked this exact question. We get into it.Image source: MicroStockHub, Istock

Pay close attention to Suraya's journey! She was afraid to let anyone know about her personal issues, especially being a single mom of a special needs child. You'll notice the difference between Suraya's experience trying to maintain sobriety in isolation... opposed to her experience going through sobriety as an active member in a recovery fellowship. We NEED our people, our supportive community and validation from others like us. Listen to Suraya's journey and take her advice into consideration....perhaps you can save some time on your own journey in sobriety.Support the show

Suraya is the Host of My Marketing Radio Show. He has an experience of creating social media content for 8-figure entrepreneur (Steve J Larsen). He is focusing Youtube as an evergreen lead gen strategy. Top 3 Takeaways: 1) Why publishing content consistently may not be good for you 2) The Two Laws of Content Marketing 3) One fatal mistake that makes content not converting Fyi, this is the 1st part of the series. Get a FREE podcast microphone shipped to your door. Only for the first 1000 people: bit.ly/freepodcastmic Join the community to discover more about content marketing: bit.ly/elitepodcasters

【南洋奇聞】何宗翰、查理叔叔、康納和Suraya在異度空間裡，遭遇了闇蛇的滑鐵盧，不知所措之時，救星：蕭懿出現了。蕭懿即噠糜神右手所握之劍『明劍』，同樣被困在異度空間裡多時，現在尋求合作一起擊敗闇蛇，回到現實世界！ 到 Mixerbox 給渣古叔叔每月定額贊助咖啡☕️吧！ Mixerbox贊助鏈接

【南洋奇聞】何宗翰、查理叔叔、康納和Suraya在激戰的過程中，全被眷入你紅色光球裡，來到了詭異的空間，那裡不但時間的流動和現實完全不同，四人的外貌也大大改變。 ✨【南洋奇聞首次業配】 W&K 洗護組合《遲來的禮物》系列，包括洗髮精、護髮素和沐浴露，是男女適用的全方位洗護組合。 ✨使用【南洋奇聞】專屬連接購買➡️ https://www.winking.tw/onsale/1000M0F/17826 才能支持到渣古叔叔哦！也請大家支持台灣好產品！ ✨現在購買兩件9折+三件85折+通通免運費！ 到 Mixerbox 給渣古叔叔每月定額贊助咖啡☕️吧！ Mixerbox贊助鏈接

On today's the podcast we have Suraya Nikwan from the Bariatric Collective located in Brisbane, Australia. Suraya is a Accredited Practicing Dietician who has helped several of her patients over the years improve their nutritional health.  I invite you to lean into this conversation as Suraya and I discuss vitamin deficiencies, how to identify them and  how to get the support that you need as a bariatric patient. Make It A Great Journey! The Podcast is focused on sharing information and insight to an audience of individuals who have experienced or who are interested in bariatric weight loss.  The podcast host, Amy Brothers, engages medical professionals who share their expertise on the subject matter. Our goal is to help individuals chart a path toward long term weight loss success. If you like what you hear, subscribe, rate,  and/or leave a  comment. We'd love to hear from you! If you have specific questions about bariatric surgery, send your questions to: info@aimglobalenterprises.org. If you like what you hear, subscribe to our podcast, rate us and  leave a comment. We'd love to hear from you! If you have specific questions about bariatric surgery, send your questions to: info@aimglobalenterprises.org.  You can also purchase the companion guide for weight loss surgery success at our website. Let's MAKE IT A GREAT JOURNEY!Book: Make It A Great Journey! A Companion Guide for Weight Loss Surgery Success available at Barnes & Noble, wherever online books are sold.PODCAST QUESTIONSEmail:  info@aimglobalenterprises.orgWebsite: www.aimglobalenterprises.orgThe Bariatric Collective is a specialized bariatric nutrition clinic primed to provide you with support before and after your chosen weight loss surgery.Bariatric or Weight Loss SurgeryNutrition before and after your surgerySupport for ongoing weight loss and prevention of weight regainPrevention and correction of nutritional deficienciesManagement of early and late (reactive hypoglycaemia) ‘dumping syndrome'Pregnancy and lactation after weight loss surgeryhttps://www.thebariatriccollective.com.auABOUT SURAYA NIKWANI'm an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) and an Accredited Practising Nutritionist (AN). This means that I completed four years of university to achieve these titles.John Paul College was my primary and secondary school. Fresh out of school, I obtained my qualifications by heading to Bond University and completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science. I've always been passionate about nutrition and food. Driven by this, I then channeled my energy to complete a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Research) at Griffith University. I established our primary practice, Simple and Easy Nutrition in 2014. Now, I am teaming up with the Moderation Clinic and Dr Jason Wong to provide high-quality dietetic support on the Northside.I manage a great team of supportive dietitians to guide you through weight loss surgery, cardiovascular nutrition (hypertension and hyperlipidemia), management of diabetes mellitus , reflux, sensible weight loss, eating disorders and normalising eating disorder management, and malnutrition. Myself and my team be more than happy to meet you to assist you in your dietary needs. Email: suraya@thebariatriccollective.com.au https://www.thebariatriccollective.com.au/ 

1900s Shusha, Azerbaijan. Three daughters, Suraya, Qamar, and Dilshad, will be born in the family of Talibkhan bek Talibkhanov - the descendant of the Karabakh khans and the police officer at the time of Imperial Russia and ADR, and Kheyrannisa Khanum. Three of the sisters contributed to the science and culture of their time. The older sister Suraya will become a prominent linguist, a folklorist who will create scientific works and articles about the Azerbaijani language.Dilshad Talibkhan Elbrus will become the first female scientist of Azerbaijan in nuclear physics.Gamar Aga-Oglu will be one of the first art critics in America.This podcast was created on Azerbaijani donations. You can support the project via patreon.com/herstoryaz. Music: Habil Aliyev, Tofiq Quliyev, Afrasiyab Badalbeyli, Rashid Behbudov, Agshin AlizadeVoiced by Leyla Atkinson (18, UK)

Let's be real. Any money talk is not easy. Add relationships into the mix and boy oh boy, can it get real complicated! High chances that you and your partner would have different personalities, outlooks and approaches to finances. While not everyone may find discussing 'money talk' sexy, one thing we can't deny: it is a necessary conversation to have with our significant other to build successful relationships. In conjunction with Valentine's Day, we speak to Suraya Zainudin, a Personal Finance Blogger and Founder of the Ringgit oh Ringgit blog, to help us untangle some awkward money conversations that you and your current/future partner may have sometime in the future!We also chat about : - At what stage of the relationship should you ask about your partner's finances?- What happens if both parties have fundamentally different money beliefs?- What approach to take in the case of couples where one party is earning a lot more than the other?

【南洋奇聞】本集故事是《闇夜之女》系列（EP90~EP93）的前傳，是基於聽眾『天使朋友』提供的真實事件而改編。Suraya 不但將佐治變成人棍，還將 Lea 從醫院帶走。Diego 為了拯救 Lea，不惜違抗組織的命令。 到 Mixerbox 給渣古叔叔每月定額贊助咖啡☕️吧！ Mixerbox贊助鏈接

【南洋奇聞】本集故事是《闇夜之女》系列（EP90~EP93）的前傳，是基於聽眾『天使朋友』提供的真實事件而改編。Suraya 偷偷讓 Lea 喝下自己的血液，順利在夜店裡面開始工作。負責監視 Suraya 的神秘組織監察員 Diego 一心要殺死 Suraya 以報父仇。 到 Mixerbox 給渣古叔叔每月定額贊助咖啡☕️吧！ Mixerbox贊助鏈接

【南洋奇聞】受傷的 Suraya 找上了娜娜，要她提供可以匿藏養傷的地點。渣古叔叔提供阿派和 Sam 足夠的裝備，以便對抗Suraya和保護Mani。追踪決鬥一觸即發！ 到 Mixerbox 給渣古叔叔每月定額贊助咖啡☕️吧！ Mixerbox贊助鏈接

【南洋奇聞】迫切要破案的阿派和 Sam，和神秘的渣古叔叔見了面，得到了重要的資訊，大大縮小調查的範圍。在夜晚檢查一棟別墅的時候，意外發現了凶嫌 Suraya躲藏的根據地。 【南洋奇聞 X 嘖嘖：南洋奇聞漫畫化眾籌專案】已經啟動！請大家去支持！ 嘖嘖鏈接：https://www.zeczec.com/projects/nyqw-manga 到 Mixerbox 給渣古叔叔每月定額贊助咖啡☕️吧！ Mixerbox贊助鏈接

Fractional resources are people who are often freelancers, consultants and contractors  whose involvement with a company falls outside the standard 9 to 5 or 40-hour a week setup. Through her company, Khazana Inc., Suraya Yahaya provides fractional resources at the executive level for companies looking to scale their businesses up. Suraya allows founders/ CEOs to focus on growth and investment while she runs the day-to-day operations using the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). In this conversation with Stephen Jaye, Suraya discusses fractional resources, as well as other aspects of work culture important towards achieving employee satisfaction and growth. --- Listen to the podcast here: Powered by Podetize How To Use Fractional Resources For Your Business Effectively With Suraya Yahaya I am a big fan of the idea of fractional resources. In our work culture, we oftentimes assume that every single job needs to follow the same format and what people call the 9:00 to 5:00, 40 hours a week when not every need matches that exact paradigm and not every person necessarily wants to work in the same way. My guest has started a business that has a new feel to the idea of a fractional resource. I tend to think of the fractional resource as your freelancer who does twenty hours a week digital design. My guest, Suraya Yahaya, started a business where she acts as a Fractional Chief Operating Officer. Her business is Khazana Incorporated. --- Suraya, welcome to the show. Thank you so much for having me, Stephen. I appreciate it. This is an amazing idea. You are a Fractional Chief Operations Officer. Tell us about how that works? It's a little bit of a niche business now. Typically, you see chief operating officers in a company on a full-time basis because the chief operating officer is effectively running the company while the CEO is off doing market impact, talking to investors, large customers and the board is the face of the company. A fractional chief operating officer is to serve businesses that are pivoting, transforming, going through a ton of change and/or growing really fast so they need immediate support but not in a full-time scenario yet. There's so much change, transformation and growth happening that they don't quite have a niche carved out for a full-time person for a variety of reasons. There are cashflow issues and a lack of clarity on what a full-time person would do as the business continues to change, grow and transform fast. There are also a lot of transformation that needs to happen with a growing team. The idea is bringing someone on a fractional basis, still have them do all the work that a full-time COO would do, and help the company grow, transform, scale and work very closely with the CEO on the timing of when the business is at an inflection point to take the next step. Am I correct in characterizing this as people will talk about the entrepreneurial experience in starting a business? The common phrase you hear is that people are “wearing many hats,” or if it's individual, it's you starting the business. As you build it out, you are maturing and eventually, if you build it up to a large business, all your C-Suite leadership is going to be full-time people but there's a period of transition in between when you are growing from 1 to 300 people. Is that the correct understanding of how this works? I came from a very diverse background myself. I started as an attorney, went into operations strategy and ran big P&Ls. I had GM responsibilities growing and scaling a variety of different functions. The benefit of having someone come into a company that is itself growing and scaling so quickly is someone like myself can wear multiple hats. That's a great benefit of other fractional resources. That person is not coming in and saying, “Stephen, you hired me to be an accountant. That's all I'm going to do.” That person coming in is going to be like,

Fractional resources are people's whose involvement with a company falls outside the standard 9-to-5 40 hour a week setup. They are often freelancers, consultants and contractors. However, through her company Khazana Inc., Suraya Yahaya is providing fraction resources at the executive level for companies looking to scale up. Through this service Suraya allows founders/ CEOs to focus on growth and investment while she runs the day-to-day operations using the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). Opening up more options for different work setups is an important part of creating a world where more people can properly align their lives with who they are. In this episode, we discuss fractional resources, as well as other aspects of work culture important towards making work more enjoyable for more people.

Today on the Art of Living podcast, Kenda and Claudia are excited to welcome intuitive psychic energy healer, medium, and reiki practitioner, Suraya Sophia. In this conversational-style episode, Suraya demonstrates the meaning of "the healer must first heal thyself,"; exposing her own journey of healing and overcoming a strict traditional family lifestyle, finally permitting herself to embrace who she has always been, a healer for others.Listen in and learn answers to questions like "what is reiki?" and "who is a medium?"The ladies discuss various topics from energy and life after death to the experiences of past lives and how they may be impacting the experience of your life today. Suraya explains what it means to be the co-creator of your life, the importance of setting intentions for your life, as well as giving up control and trusting that "if it is for your highest best self, it's going to happen in ways you never even fathomed."Connect with Suraya Sophia Instagram and her website

Is it possible to have a painless birth? What is plant-based medicine, how does it help people? And what is ego death? Big questions that we are deep diving with Suraya Sam, co-creator of House of Ascend, master of gong bath and sound healing journeys and meditations. In this episode, we talk about how to have a truly pain free birth, why we need to learn to deeply trust and surrender and the power of breath, plant-based medicine and sound for healing. Stay connected with Suraya Website: Instagram: Stay connected & support the show Instagram: http://instagram.com/livewideawake Support: If you enjoyed the show do consider making a contribution so we can keep having conscious conversations - https://www.patreon.com/livewideawake Reach out: hola@stephldickson.com

This is a shorter than normal episode, where you are behind the scenes as I play games with Suraya Keating to loosen up, laugh and be joyful before our interview. You can play these games with friends, family and colleagues. Enjoy!You Will LearnThe Question Game1, 2, 3 - a game by Agusto Boal also known as Two Three BradfordLinks and ResourcesAbout Suraya KeatingAgusto Boal The Theatre of the Oppressed by Agusto BoalViola SpolinShakespeare for Social Justice and Training in Theatre For Social Justice by Marin ShakespeareRebecca Stockley, BATS ImprovSupport the show

In this episode, you will meet Suraya Keating - a woman who teaches classical Shakespeare acting to prison inmates in the United States. Evidence suggests that arts education programs in prisons, such as this one, reduces recidivism. In other words, this training reduces the likelihood that a prisoner will re-offend and break the law again after being freed. Suraya's classes are diverse, comprised of a variety of people who don't normally associate in the prison environment, but who come together for deep play within the stories of Shakespeare.By taking on the emotional lives of these characters and learning to live truthfully within the character's imaginary life circumstances, the students develop empathy and are freed to express a range of emotions safely in class that they often feel unable to show in the prison environment (like sadness, fear or rage).In this episode we will explore Suraya's remarkable story and the lives she's affected through teaching Shakespeare to prisoners.In this Episode, You Will LearnWe're all born with the ability to use our imaginations and playAbout the healing power of playHow theatre and Shakespeare training can help people develop empathy and be emotionally presentSome intense moments and lessons learned from teaching Shakespeare in San Quentin State PrisonHow prisoners write and perform their own theater pieces based on their lives and themes from ShakespeareHow deep play brings people from all different racial, religious and economic class backgrounds togetherHow to reframe our view of mistakes and our relationship to failureHow prisoners grapple with the challenging language of ‘Old English' and apply the narrative themes of Shakspeare to their lives (Thanks to podcast listener Geniya Avilov for submitting this question)Suraya's journey from growing up in an achievement oriented Jewish family in New York City to helping others through drama therapy and joyful deep playHow Suraya is most present when she's serving others in the way she wants to be serving othersA lesson from Rick on emotions: Thank YouHow when we're highly triggered, it's often not the best time for dialogue“A sailor doesn't learn how to sail on a calm sea”What scares SurayaSuraya's goalsLinks and ResourcesShakespeare for Social Justice and Training in Theatre For Social Justice by Marin ShakespeareAbout Suraya KeatingTedX San Quentin: Parallel Plays - “Ever wonder how prisoners greet each other or what they think about love? Based on themes from Shakespeare, watch two original theater pieces written by incarcerated men drawn from their real-life experience.”Video - Prison Bridges, theme: healingReturned Citizens Theatre TroupeThe Actor's Gang Prison Project | Tim Robbins | The Shawshank RedemptionSerenity PrayerPema ChodronSupport the show

Yes, you didn't misread—that's its name. Audience, meet: The Important Podcast. In this podcast, you will hear stories of people changing the world by helping others.From a village that houses the formerly homeless to a woman teaching Shakespeare to prison inmates… I can't wait for you to hear these inspiring stories!In this Episode, You Will: learn why the show is called 'The Important Podcast'meet your host Jared Polivkahear about the types of stories you will hear on the showThe First Two EpisodesA Community for the Homeless - Amber FogartyYou will meet Amber Fogarty, Chief Goodness Officer at Mobile Loaves and Fishes (MLF) and hear about MLF's unique approaches to helping the Austin homeless population. You will also learn about the Community First! Village, an innovative community designed specifically for men and women transitioning from chronic homelessness. One Degree Away from Help - Rey FaustinoYou will meet Rey Faustino and hear the story of his journey to the United States from the Philippines and how he would go on to help low income families find and access vital resources.  Our Mission & The Sacred Feedback Loop The mission of this podcast is to tell the stories of people doing important work for humankind. This isn't a highlight reel of their lives; it's a vulnerable story of their failures and successes. We hope you find The Important Podcast entertaining, informative and heartfelt. We define success as a positive experience for you (our audience) and we hope that these episodes inspire you to think, feel or do something that you might not normally.However, we will never know if we're succeeding if you don't check in with us. We need you to chime with your thoughts and experience to complete the feedback loop. Three ways to get involved: 1.) Listen to the episodes2.) Leave a review on iTunes and/or Spotify.3.) Send your thoughts and feedback via this Typeform or email us here.I will read all reviews and feedback. Thank you listeners.Preview of What Comes NextUpcoming episodes include: Shakespeare in Prisons - Suraya KeatingFrom Prisoner to Pro Actor  - Dameion BrownGames You Can Play, Pt. 1 - Behind the scenes with Suraya and DameionWant to Submit a Story?Have an inspiring story in mind? Want Jared to interview someone you know who is doing work to improve our world? Submit their information here. About the AuthorJared Polivka's mission is to serve others while living a light-hearted, present, empathetic and responsible life. Jared serves non-profits at Donorbox.org, teaches at The Joy of Improv and advises various startup founders and organizations. Stay in touch with Jared on Instagram, Twitter, Medium and LinkedIn.Support the show