Podcasts about Swann

Sortie mercredi 30 septembre du film "Notre salut", réalisé par Emmanuel Marre, Prix du Scénario au dernier Festival de Cannes. C'est un portrait glaçant d'un petit fonctionnaire de la France des années 1940, persuadé d'avoir écrit LE livre qui peut redresser le pays...Ecoutez La tentation du soir avec Stéphane Boudsocq du 30 septembre 2026.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Notre Salut, l'un des films marquants du dernier festival de Cannes, sort en salles mercredi 30 septembre 2026. Récompensé du Prix du scénario, ce deuxième long métrage d'Emmanuel Marre retrace le parcours d'un fonctionnaire sous l'Occupation et explore le processus de collaboration dans un régime dictatorial. Ce fonctionnaire, inspiré d'Henri Marre, l'arrière-grand-père du réalisateur, est incarné par Swann Arlaud. À lire aussiFestival de San Sebastián: la Concha de oro pour «Tender Loving Care» de Mike Leigh, une lumière dans le tunnel

Notre Salut, l'un des films marquants du dernier festival de Cannes, sort en salles mercredi 30 septembre 2026. Récompensé du Prix du scénario, ce deuxième long métrage d'Emmanuel Marre retrace le parcours d'un fonctionnaire sous l'Occupation et explore le processus de collaboration dans un régime dictatorial. Ce fonctionnaire, inspiré d'Henri Marre, l'arrière-grand-père du réalisateur, est incarné par Swann Arlaud. À lire aussiFestival de San Sebastián: la Concha de oro pour «Tender Loving Care» de Mike Leigh, une lumière dans le tunnel

Send us Fan MailYour face can now be turned into a mathematical representation, searched against enormous databases, and potentially matched in fractions of a second. But what happens when AI moves beyond recognizing your face - and starts understanding everything happening around you?B. Scott Swann is CEO of ROC ( https://roc.ai/ ), formerly known as Rank One Computing, a company developing AI-powered biometric identity, video analytics and Vision AI technologies.Scott brings a particularly unique perspective to this conversation. He spent nearly two decades at the FBI, where his work included leadership roles involving biometrics, identity management, technology evaluation and strategic planning, as well as serving as a liaison to federal interagency efforts focused on biometrics and identity intelligence.Scott subsequently moved into senior leadership at MorphoTrak and IDEMIA National Security Solutions, where he worked at the intersection of biometrics, video analytics, government and national security, before becoming CEO of ROC in 2021.Today, ROC develops technologies spanning facial, fingerprint and iris recognition, video analytics, object and threat detection, and what the company calls a unified Vision AI platform. Its algorithms have also been evaluated extensively through NIST biometric testing.So Scott has spent much of his career watching this field evolve from the inside - from relatively specialized biometric identification systems to today's increasingly sophisticated AI systems capable of extracting identity and intelligence from the visual world.#Biometrics #FacialRecognition #VisionAI #ArtificialIntelligence #ComputerVision #AI #IdentityTechnology #BiometricSecurity #AIInnovation #MachineLearning #VideoAnalytics #DigitalIdentity #IdentityVerification #Cybersecurity #NationalSecurity #FutureOfAI #PhysicalAI #TechnologySupport the show

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Before you knew the face in the mirror was yours, you waved at it like a playmate. Then the verdicts came. A parent's face went still, and your stomach learned what love costs. Rogers called that fine print conditions of worth, and culture kept adding clauses until your natural way of being felt, in Brach's words, not okay. Fromm traced anxiety to separateness. Belonging runs so deep that self-esteem gauges acceptance. Aristophanes spun the hunt into a myth of lost halves, which Buddhism would diagnose as thirst and Japanese psychiatry as amae, the ache to be indulged. Plato's lovers could never say what they wanted. We let familiarity pass for fate. Freud watched people circle back to pain, and Hendrix built a therapy on the childhood picture we chase. Exposure alone breeds liking, and new partners resemble old ones. Swann found low self-regard clinging hardest to the spouse who agreed. So the wound recruits, loyal to its confirmers even when confirmation bruises. Maltreatment raises later risk, and harm belongs to whoever caused it. Healing before blaming asks what you were taught to accept. Improvement chasing applause keeps worth leashed. Self-compassion carries people further. Nearly everyone believes they're self-aware. Few are. Glenn Schiraldi calls worth unconditional, an ancient idea with a workbook. Seneca counted befriending yourself as progress. Buddhaghosa's kindness begins with May I be happy, and before Hillel asks who will be for you, the Chandogya has answered That thou art. Keats named Earth the vale of soul-making. Relationship is the classroom, feedback the curriculum, the self a training ground for a higher division. Krishnamurti found thought fragmentary and love beyond its reach, and Popper never called the unmeasurable unreal. We arrive fractured, each a WIP. Yoshimasa's cracked bowl came home clamped and grew priceless. Gold goes in the seam. 

In this episode, Deb Swann and Roger Alcock take us behind the scenes of humanitarian medicine, sharing their experiences of working in two very different global health emergencies: the 2023 Türkiye–Syria earthquake response and the 2014–2016 West African Ebola outbreak.On 6 February 2023, a series of devastating earthquakes struck southern Türkiye and northern Syria. More than 59,000 people were killed, including over 53,500 in Türkiye and around 5,900 in Syria. The humanitarian medical response involved emergency trauma care, field hospitals, medical evacuations and international Emergency Medical Teams. Within the first year, 38 national and international Emergency Medical Teams from more than 25 countries carried out almost 100,000 medical consultations in Türkiye. The episode also looks back at the West African Ebola crisis of 2014–2016: The largest Ebola outbreak since the virus was discovered in 1976. Beginning in Guinea and spreading to Liberia and Sierra Leone, the outbreak ultimately infected more than 28,600 people and caused 11,325 deaths. WHO declared it a Public Health Emergency of International Concern in August 2014. Deb and Roger discuss what it is like to work in these extraordinary circumstances, the challenges of providing healthcare when normal systems have been overwhelmed, and the human experiences that stay with medical teams long after they return home.In this episode:Humanitarian medicine in the aftermath of the 6 February 2023 earthquakeThe international medical response in TürkiyeWorking during the 2014–2016 Ebola outbreak The realities of working on the humanitarian frontlineThe personal experiences and human stories behind the statisticsWhat these crises can teach us about emergency medical responseNEAS Specialist Capabilities Conference 2026The North East Ambulance Service Specialist Capabilities Conference 2026 takes place on 3 November 2026 at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, NewcastleGateshead.Under the theme “Collaborate, Innovate, Excel,” the conference brings together professionals working across specialist emergency care, with sessions covering Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR), critical care and HART.The keynote speaker is Adam Desmond, the 7/7 Kings Cross paramedic, who will deliver a no-holds-barred talk on human factors and bandwidth saturation during major incidents.Other speakers include Lee Thompson, who will discuss regional critical care, alongside specialists from EPRR and HART. Dräger supports the conference and focuses on collaboration, innovation, excellence, resilience and the communities we serve.The closing date to register your interest is 11 October 2026.

A celebration of classic British comedy and song is coming to Petersfield, while raising money for a much-loved local charity. Shine Radio’s Ian Crossman talks to John Lofthouse about the touring show, featuring the wit and music of Flanders and Swann, Noël Coward and more, along with a tribute to much-loved musical duo Hinge and Bracket. They chat about the inspiration behind the show, bringing these classic songs and characters back to the stage, and the Petersfield performance next weekend, which is raising funds for the Rosemary Foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for Episode 635 of the Chasing Tone Podcast - Killer guitar songs, app overload, and the mixing trick that shouldn't workThe guys kick off with the hardest songs they've ever had to learn as Richard's wrestling with The Killers' "Mr. Brightside," a deceptively simple arpeggiated riff up at the 17th fret that turns out to be an absolute finger-twister at 150 BPM. He panics when his pro-guitarist mate describes the song using a four-letter word unfit for any broadcast medium. Brian reminisces about slinging down a Steve Vai song at a high-school band tryout and never going back.Blake digs into some Bullet for My Valentine, and everyone marvels at Geddy Lee somehow playing wild Rush bass lines while singing a completely different melody on top. Then the guys look at this week's big debate: are apps ruining guitar gear? Richard makes the case that the moment an app sits between you and the pedal, it kills the experience - a pedal has five knobs, so why reach for your phone? Modelers, amps and power amps get a pass, but single pedals should just work under your feet. There's talk of younger players going more analog than the hosts - buying tapes, old cars and Boss pedals - and whether modern rock has tipped into full cosplay, from Greta Van Fleet to costumed acts like Castle Rat, Ghost and Sleep Token, where the image increasingly outweighs the music. Richard geeks out over a production trick he found via Matt Berry on That Pedal Show.James Blunt, Flanders and Swann, The rest is a monopoly, the jet engine turning 100, and dancing widdershins round the maypole...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!Support the show

Eliza Swann, also known as Emerald, is an interdiscipinary artist, writer, and educator whose work explores mysticism and its relationship to contemporary arts practice.  In 2014, they founded Golden Dome, a nonprofit art school for mystics dedicated to creative education.  Swann is the author of The Anatomy of the Aura (St. Martin's 2020), Green Mary (Cosmic Dog House Press, 2024), and The Alchemical Imagination (Weiser/Red Wheel--which is the focus of this podcast).  They have published essays in BOMB, Momus, Contemporary Art Review LA, and many anthologies.  Their work has been supported by  Andy Warhol Foundation for the Arts, the LA Department of Cultural Affairs, the Foundation for Contemporary Art, and others.  They currently serve on the faculty of Pratt Institute, where they teach alchemy. Golden Dome:  https://www.golden-dome.org/ Eliza Swann:  https://www.elizaswann.com/ Upcoming Programs:  10/1:  Finding the Philosopher's Stone, London College of Psychic Studies, 10/18-10/22 Alchemy and the Power of Plants, Omega Institute (links in website). This podcast is available on your favorite platform, or here: https://endoftheroad.libsyn.com/episode-354-eliza-swann-the-alchemical-imagination Cover Art: Ripley Scroll, Getty. Have a blessed week!

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Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, TNA Impact was all over the place this week — some genuinely good wrestling, some genuinely confusing booking, and a main event that ended with a wrench to the skull, which is exactly the kind of sentence I love getting to write, believe me.We opened with Elayna Black beating Heather by Elegance clean after Heather missed off the top rope and fell straight into a Blackout. Fun opener, decisive finish, folks — Black is starting to look like a real threat to Xia Brookside's title down the line.Frankie Kazarian came out with Avery Styles for his "King's Coronation" — full crown, full ceremony, full Kaz — declaring himself King of TNA for beating Moose at Lockdown. Moose interrupted, called the crown cheap, shouted out Canadian retailer Dollarama, and somehow got the biggest pop and chant of the whole night. Only in Canada, folks. Moose demanded a rematch, Kazarian said he had nothing left to prove, and eventually agreed — but only if Moose puts his entire TNA CAREER on the line, NEXT WEEK, on a regular episode of Impact, with Bound For Glory right around the corner. Very strange timing for a stipulation that big, folks.Fabian Aichner punched his ticket to the Bound For Glory X-Division six-way with a clean Hasta La Vista powerbomb over Rohit Raju, joining KC Navarro, who watched from commentary.Then the most confusing match of the night: Jason Hotch versus Special Agent 0, with Mila Moore as special guest referee. Moore refused to count Hotch's pin, checking her nails instead. Tasha Steelz then ran in, tackled Moore, ripped her referee shirt clean off, put it on herself, and fast-counted Hotch's rollup for the "win." So... was Steelz the official referee at that point? I'm genuinely confused, folks.Xia Brookside retained the Knockouts Championship over Gabby Forza after nearly getting pinned by the Oakla-gnome-a Stampede — tremendous move name, folks. Brookside tried to grab her belt and walk out entirely, but Indi Hartwell sent her back to the ring. Daria Rae then created a distraction arguing with Hartwell, letting Brookside clock Forza with the title for the cheap win. Cowardly champion, consistent character, folks.Elijah's out-of-tune "concert" got cut off by The System before he finished two lines. Ricky Sosa ran down to back him up and challenged any two members of The System to a tag match next week — Eddie Edwards accepted.Rich Swann beat Vincent in a genuinely strange match — BDE wandered out dressed all in white, stared deep into Swann's eyes, and then hit VINCENT with a cutter instead of helping his own guy. Swann finished with a twisting splash. Can any member of The Righteous ever get real momentum, folks? I was curious if BDE might actually join them — apparently not.Main event: Nic Nemeth defended the TNA World Championship against Matt Hardy in a No Disqualification match. Nemeth pulled a wrench out from a toolbox under the ring — they really should stop leaving hardware down there, folks — and went to use it, but Matt low-blowed him right in the Nemeths first. Matt went for another Twist of Fate, but Nemeth ducked and clocked him clean with that wrench for the pinfall. Nemeth retains in a good main event closing out a very chaotic Impact.Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

As Roger delves deeper into the Pnakotic Manuscripts, the team feel the influence of Armand and Anastasia Wolff get ever more present. The text offers hope of sending the Great Old One to sleep but the casket is missing.Lucy Whitehall approaches Michael as her dreams suggest Susan Wilton has gone to Tijuana and could be in serious trouble...

On the trail of Susan Wilton the investigators visit Fred Bissano's house of horrors...

Lesley Swann, Human Risk Manager at Baker Donelson, joins us to explore what it really takes to change security behavior in a fourteen-hundred-person law firm. Lesley shares how she moved from IT technician to security engineer to building the firm's human risk program from scratch, and why she believes the real us-versus-them in security is the team and its employees versus the threat actors, not each other. We talk about psychological safety, generational communication, gamified training, and why empathy is a security skill.

The team get their hands on a copy of the Pnakotic Manuscripts and Roger volunteers to read it cover to cover. Meanwhile Katz tries to save his business and John finds out that June Allyson is alive!

The team catch up with Susan Wilton in Gruber's garden at his House in Pasadena but she's changed...

Dr. Israel Swann joins the show to discuss a variety of great topics! The conversation ranges from Dr. K's Exotic Animal ER, tips to keep your pet healthy & safe, myths around veterinarians, pet insurance, and some of the wildest animals he's treated! Also, the incredible company that is Moose Tracks Events.

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Join as for our all in service as Peter Swann speks on the afterlife.

The Warriors are flying to the finish of the NRL season. They're currently sitting second on the ladder and have a genuine shot at taking home a minor premiership crown - something they haven't achieved since 2002. Logan Swann was a Warrior at the time, and told Piney it was such a good achievement for them, and he can only imagine how the current team is feeling at this point. He says taking home the minor premiership is so good for the fans, good for the country, and good for the game of rugby league. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Investigative journalist Ben Swann joins the program to share his perspective on the growing disconnect between President Trump and his administration. We examine the competing forces surrounding the presidency, including pressure from powerful industries, political factions, entrenched interests, and Trump's own desire to maintain political power and influence.Swann and I discuss how these pressures can collide with campaign promises once a president is back in office, and what that means for voters trying to understand the administration's direction. We also examine the larger political system, the interests competing for influence, and whether meaningful change is possible when so many forces are working to shape policy from behind the scenes.You can learn more and follow Ben Swann at TruthInMedia.com.See Webinar replays and more at SarahWestall.Substack.com

An annual tradition dating back to the year the Titanic went down – a useful metaphor to describe some of the subsequent acts who sank without trace – the Royal Variety Performance brings together entertainers from around the world to perform in front of faintly bored members of the Royal Family for charity.Arguably the most memorable and significant show was in 1963, when a group from Liverpool took to the stage and belted out four numbers for the Queen Mum. This was the height of Beatlemania, yet John, Paul, George and Ringo were still sufficiently awed by the occasion that John's well-rehearsed spontaneous quip about jewellery was delivered with a rather nervous, impish grin.Harry Secombe bookended the television coverage and also appeared on stage with the cast of Pickwick, wearing a bald wig so wrinkled and skew-whiff that it looked like a piece of ham on the turn with barbershop sweepings. He also closed the show with a joke about the Fab Four that nearly brought the house down. And speaking of ham, Pinky and Perky showed up too.The likes of Steptoe & Son (including Paul's future grandfather), Marlene Dietrich and Eric Sykes are still remembered today, but whither Susan Maughan, Los Paraguayos and Buddy Greco in the public's collective memory? Certainly, Goon Pod listeners will be familiar with the work of Flanders & Swann, Tommy Steele and even – gah! – Charlie Drake, but how many of them recall Dickie Henderson?Steven Cockcroft, erstwhile co-host of Nothing Is Real, describes the event as the ‘British Ed Sullivan Show', introducing a much wider audience at home to the Beatles and giving them a rather sanitised look at what all the fuss was about. As one viewer wrote in a letter to The Daily Mail: “It was possible, for once, to hear as well as see the Beatles. What a pleasant change to be able to hear the celebrated Mersey Sound without the inevitable accompaniment of adolescent hysteria that passes weirdly these days.”Join Tyler and Steven as they navigate this bloated extravaganza of singers, funsters, jugglers and dancers. Fans of Elvis Costello may want to tune in too for some shameless name-dropping and his familial connection to the show.

An annual tradition dating back to the year the Titanic went down – a useful metaphor to describe some of the subsequent acts who sank without trace – the Royal Variety Performance brings together entertainers from around the world to perform in front of faintly bored members of the Royal Family for charity. Arguably the most memorable and significant show was in 1963, when a group from Liverpool took to the stage and belted out four numbers for the Queen Mum. This was the height of Beatlemania, yet John, Paul, George and Ringo were still sufficiently awed by the occasion that John's well-rehearsed spontaneous quip about jewellery was delivered with a rather nervous, impish grin.Harry Secombe bookended the television coverage and also appeared on stage with the cast of Pickwick, wearing a bald wig so wrinkled and skew-whiff that it looked like a piece of ham on the turn with barbershop sweepings. He also closed the show with a joke about the Fab Four that nearly brought the house down. And speaking of ham, Pinky and Perky showed up too. The likes of Steptoe & Son (including Paul's future grandfather), Marlene Dietrich and Eric Sykes are still remembered today, but whither Susan Maughan, Los Paraguayos and Buddy Greco in the public's collective memory? Certainly, Goon Pod listeners will be familiar with the work of Flanders & Swann, Tommy Steele and even – gah! – Charlie Drake, but how many of them recall Dickie Henderson?Steven Cockcroft, erstwhile co-host of Nothing Is Real, describes the event as the ‘British Ed Sullivan Show', introducing a much wider audience at home to the Beatles and giving them a rather sanitised look at what all the fuss was about. As one viewer wrote in a letter to The Daily Mail: “It was possible, for once, to hear as well as see the Beatles. What a pleasant change to be able to hear the celebrated Mersey Sound without the inevitable accompaniment of adolescent hysteria that passes weirdly these days.”Join Tyler and Steven as they navigate this bloated extravaganza of singers, funsters, jugglers and dancers. Fans of Elvis Costello may want to tune in too for some shameless name-dropping and his familial connection to the show.

The investigators question Selma Blair about the Harvesters Cult and learn about 'the lottery'.Then they return to Shady Acres after news hat Lara Swann had visited the catatonic Professor Winslow.More bodies, the return of Danny Gellert and other events Lara related as they discover she got Gruber's address as did DeWitt and his thugs are headed to Gruber's Pasadena residence hot on her trail but Lara/Susan is waiting for them...

After the trouble at Patchett's house, the team examine the Fleur De Lys files and get a lead to a plastic surgeon based in Santa Barbera. They head to his address only to find DeWitt's goons on stake out and a fight ensues.The Doctor is away so the team head to his clinic in Santa Barbera in their continuing search for Susan Wilton...

Join us for our very special guest Janae Swann as she shares how God changed her story.

On the trail of Susan Wilton the investigators head to Santa Barbera and the home of Pierce Patchett, head of Les Fleurs Des Morts - a sex ring that recruits young women willing to go under the knife to look like murder victims with the promise: "Why sleep with just anyone when you can bed the dead..."The team realise that Dragna psycho gangster Bobby DeWitt is also on Susan's trail and may have made the connection between her and Patchett. As they near Pierce's oceanfront property they ready themselves for trouble...

The team return to Los Angeles having 'rescued' Susan Wilton but trouble wasn't far behind them...

Katzenbach has his hands full as Susan Wilton vanishes from Shady Acres, Bobby DeWitt shows up and takes his new secretary hostage. Meanwhile, more drained bodies associated with the internment camp at Manzanar are showing up. Seeking help, the team speak to former Berlin Detective Hans Schmidt and learn more about Chaugnar Faughn and Rhan Tegoth...

Dr Eric Davis, What the Government Knows About UAPs: Eric Davis on Disclosure, Crash Retrievals, NHI and Skinwalker Ranch Disclosure Without Giving Away the Technology Dr. Eric Davis argues that a basic layer of UAP disclosure should occur quickly: governments should acknowledge, in his view, that UAP exist, that non-human intelligence has interacted with humanity for a very long time, that craft have allegedly been recovered internationally, and that some form of contact may have occurred. At the same time, he draws a firm line between acknowledging those claims and releasing sensitive technical information. Davis says details about materials, propulsion, control systems, weapons, or other reverse-engineering findings could create serious national-security risks if foreign adversaries acquired them. He expects resistance not only from government counterintelligence officials but also from private aerospace contractors concerned about intellectual property and classified work. He also argues that part of the government's reluctance is institutional pride: admitting that UAP can enter military or nuclear airspace with impunity would expose the limits of conventional defense systems. The discussion therefore separates social disclosure from technical declassification. Classified Briefings, Crash-Retrieval Claims, and Private Industry Davis says he has already briefed congressional and government personnel in classified settings, including Senate committee staff, the UAP Task Force environment, AARO, and Representative Anna Paulina Luna's task force. He describes having received information from two separate industry sources connected, in his account, with crash-retrieval programs and says senior figures including Hal Puthoff, Bob Bigelow, and Colm Kelleher also received some of that information. Davis says the reverse-engineering effort had achieved only modest progress in understanding recovered materials and had not solved how the craft were manufactured or powered. He describes reports from Jim Lacatski and an aerospace executive that recovered craft lacked recognizable engines, fuel systems, switches, gauges, or conventional controls. Davis further says some engineers may be compartmentalized so tightly that they receive only pieces of material without being told the alleged origin. He repeatedly distinguishes what he personally saw from what was told to him by classified or industry sources. How UAP Might Move A major part of the interview explores theoretical physics rather than disclosure politics. Davis discusses traversable wormholes, warp drives, spacetime geometry, quantum entanglement, and the immense energy requirements associated with conventional general-relativistic propulsion ideas. He rejects the idea that humanity currently knows how to engineer a practical Einstein-style warp drive or wormhole and characterizes Ben Rich's famous reported statement about taking E.T. home as overconfident extrapolation from theoretical physics. Davis speculates that a sufficiently advanced technology might manipulate the deeper quantum-entanglement structure from which spacetime may emerge, potentially avoiding some classical energy barriers. He also discusses the possibility that reported craft use telepathic or brain-linked control systems rather than visible mechanical controls. Davis is explicit that these propulsion explanations remain speculation because, according to him, the recovered systems have not been understood well enough to identify a demonstrated mechanism. Reported NHI Types and the Question of Motive Davis discusses four prominent categories of reported non-human beings: Grays, Nordics, and beings described as insect-like or reptile-like, while stressing that these are witness descriptions rather than proof that the beings literally belong to those biological categories. He says older UFO literature contains a broader range of reported forms and craft configurations. When Alan Steinfeld asks about alien abduction programs or genetic harvesting, Davis says plainly that he has no useful information and cannot confirm such a program. He is similarly cautious when asked why NHIs are here, saying that the technical crash-retrieval people he encountered were not necessarily read into questions of motive or contact. His own working hypothesis is the “zoo hypothesis”: the NHIs may be observing humanity as zookeepers observe animals, particularly because human nuclear weapons can devastate the planet. He points to reported UAP activity around nuclear facilities as evidence that the phenomenon appears interested in humanity's most destructive technology, while admitting that the ultimate purpose remains unknown. Skinwalker Ranch and the Intelligent-Control-System Idea Davis recounts several experiences from the years he worked with NIDS and Bob Bigelow at Skinwalker Ranch. He describes a surveillance-camera cable that was found cleanly cut high on a pole without another camera recording any visible vandal, reports of orbs, agitated cattle, a dark-shadow experience, and a newborn calf that was found extensively mutilated within roughly 30 minutes. He says forensic tissue examination suggested sharp-instrument cuts, while a scenario analysis raised questions about whether a conventional human team could have performed the mutilation within the available time without being seen or heard. Davis connects the ranch experiences to Jacques Vallée's concept of an “intelligent control system,” suggesting that the phenomenon appears to regulate the way it interacts with human observers and perhaps even the pace of disclosure. He speculates that both human institutions and the phenomenon itself may resist complete disclosure. That conclusion is presented as Davis's hypothesis, not as an established scientific finding. Remote Viewing, Current Involvement, and the Wilson-Davis Memos The final section moves through remote viewing, alleged psychic interaction with UAP, Davis's current professional situation, and the limits of what he can say publicly. He recounts a story involving Ingo Swann in which contractors allegedly anticipated a UAP event and tested whether Swann could recognize something non-human appearing human, and he says one legacy-industry source also described temporary memory loss allegedly induced by a UAP during a recovery event. Davis distinguishes “psychotronics” from looser uses of words such as “psionics” and “biologics,” while remaining open to claims by contemporary witnesses that psychic abilities may be used operationally around UAP. He says he now works in the defense industry and is no longer directly connected to crash-retrieval programs, although he serves in advisory roles and occasionally communicates with congressional UAP personnel. Davis describes how earlier classified briefings linked him with Jay Stratton and David Grusch and says Grusch used information from those briefings as part of a trail toward alleged legacy programs. When asked about the Wilson-Davis memos, Davis says only that he is legally permitted to state that the document is real, factual, and accurate, after which he declines further comment. 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Justin Hurley talks with Sarah Sheppeck about the upcoming Collar City Pride Swann Ball.

Massimo Carloni"La sovranità delle cose eterne"Montesquiou, Proust e La RechercheMimesis Edizioniwww.mimesisedizioni.itVincitore del Premio: Prix Robert de Montesquiou 2025L'esprit di Montesquiou e il suo gusto modern style aleggiano ovunque negli ambienti frequentati da Swann, negli arredi orientaleggianti di Odette, negli abiti Fortuny di Albertine, per incarnarsi poi nella figura, a un tempo fantomatica e tragica, del barone di Charlus. Chiunque voglia respirare l'atmosfera in cui è germogliata la Recherche di Proust, coglierne le virtù segrete, dovrà esplorare quel giardino incantato, lussureggiante, esotico e soffuso di malinconia che è stata la vita e l'opera del suo “professore di bellezza”. Il libro ripercorre il connubio amicale e artistico tra Montesquiou e Proust, le rivelazioni folgoranti, i fervori estetici, i duelli, le pene, gli amori, fino all'incontro con l'ultima musa, l'orrenda signora in nero: la morte. Come per incanto risorge tutto un mondo mitologico popolato da personaggi leggendari che hanno ispirato tanto la poetica dell'effimero di Montesquiou, quanto l'apoteosi eterna dell'arte che Proust pone a suggello del Temps retrouvé.Massimo Carloni (1968), saggista, ha curato scritti e carteggi di Antoine Rivaroli, Charles Baudelaire, Marcel Proust, Paul Valéry, Emil Cioran. Ha curato i volumi: Il visitatore della sera di Marcel Proust (2019); Una segreta complicità, corrispondenza tra Emil Cioran e Mircea Eliade (2019) e Il profumo imperituro del tempo. Lettere e scritti (1893-1921) di Marcel Proust e Robert de Montesquiou (2020). È autore dell'opuscolo Kafka. Un destino di solitudine (2020).Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Charles Salzberg is a former journalist whose work has appeared in articles in Esquire, The New York Times, Redbook, GQ, and Travel + Leisure. His first novel, Swann's Last Song, was nominated for a Shamus Award as was Second Story Man, winner of the Beverly Hills Book Award, and Canary in the Coal Mine. Visit his website https://www.charlessalzberg.com/ Spies, Lies and Private Eyes is copyrighted by Authors on the Air Global Radio Network #authorsofinstagram #authorinterview #writingcommunity #authorsontheair#suspensebooks#authorssupportingauthors #thrillerbooks #suspense #wip#writers#writersinspiration #books#bookrecommendations #bookaddict #bookaddicted#bookaddiction #bibliophile #read#amreading #lovetoread #terrencemccauley#terrencemccauleybooks #bookouture #thrillers #thetwilighttown #CharlesSalzberg #TheBeginningofEverything

Unter dem Pseudonym Leonie Swann schickt die in Dachau aufgewachsene Bestsellerautorin ihre Schafe aus "Glennkill" und "Widdersehen" auf Mörderjagd - und erlebt nun in Cambridge die Hollywood-Verfilmung mit Hugh Jackman.

Jennifer Swann is an active and engaged leader in the local, national & international communities. With a Master's degree in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from Columbia University Jennifer has honed her skills through an active practice that includes service as Lehigh University's Ombudsman and mediates disputes for Philadelphia's Eviction Diversion Program, Philadelphia's Human Relations Commission, Pennsylvania's Human Relations Commission. Jennifer is an active member of the International Ombuds Association, a board member of the Pennsylvania Council of Mediators; advisory board member of the Academic Parity Movement and Minnesota Mediation and Restorative Services: and board member, interim chair and secretary for the Philadelphia Chapter of the Association for Conflict Resolution. Jennifer Swann retired from a long career as a neuroendocrinologist at Lehigh University having published over 100 peer reviewed articles, abstracts, book chapters and proceedings in the neurosciences, endocrinology and circadian rhythms.Jennifer Swann!Website -- https://www.blackswannsolutions.com/Anne Zuckerman!Website -- https://annezuckerman.com/ Website -- https://justwantedtoask.com/Facebook -- https://www.facebook.com/AnneInPinkInstagram -- https://www.instagram.com/annezuckerman/LinkedIn -- https://www.linkedin.com/in/annezuckerman/Bezi Woman -- https://beziwoman.com/ | https://www.beziwoman.shop/two-step-order1591558404525Bezi Bra Discs - Facebook -- https://www.facebook.com/bezibradiscs

Today, we'll talk about an American woman who devoted nearly a century building bridges between cultures and preserving the paper gods, folk beliefs, and everyday spiritual life of old Beijing before they disappeared from memory.

www.marktreichel.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-treichel/Mark Treichel hosts a Washington roundtable with John McKechnie, Geeff Bacino, and Alonzo Swann — each with deep NCUA and credit union experience — to break down the forces reshaping the agency this summer.The conversation opens with the NCUA board itself: nominee John Crews and his likely path through a Senate Banking confirmation hearing, and a pending Supreme Court removal-power case that could reinstate two dismissed members or clear the way for new appointments. The group weighs what a full versus divided board would mean for examination priorities, enforcement, and the pace of rulemaking.From there, the discussion turns to a Mississippi conservatorship that became a fraud. Mark explains the single balance-sheet signal — an unusually high cash position paired with heavy borrowing and low loans-to-assets — that pointed to trouble before the word “fraud” was ever used, and the panel discusses what it reveals about supervisory committees, external audits, and internal controls. All wrongdoing is alleged, and a material loss review by the Inspector General follows.The panel then makes the case for examiner presence — the “empty cop car” effect — and why on-site observation catches what data alone cannot, especially as staffing tightens. The episode closes with a look at the Credit Union Board Modernization provision moving through Congress, which would give qualifying, healthy credit unions relief from monthly board-meeting requirements, and a candid take on why credit unions still trail banks on legislative relief.Topics: NCUA board composition and the confirmation timeline; the pending removal-power case; the Jackson, Mississippi conservatorship and alleged fraud; internal controls and supervisory committee oversight; examiner presence and staffing; the material loss review process; and the Credit Union Board Modernization provision.

www.missingwitches.com/21st-century-alchemy-litha-2026-with-tree-carr-and-eliza-swann The Missing Witches coven is trans-inclusive, anti-racist, feminist, pro-science, anti-ableist, and full of AWE and LOVE.If that sounds like your people, come find out more. https://www.missingwitches.com/join-the-coven/

Let's alchemize our lives for the better as Eliza Swann joins me to discuss The Alchemical Imagination: Creativity as Catalyst for Radical Transformation. We'll explore how the ancient art of alchemy weaves together the mystical, the scientific, and the philosophical to foster a more holistic, interdependent understanding of our world. You'll discover the “poetry of matter” by learning to dialogue with the spirits that animate the cosmos through an intensely relational practice. By bridging the gap between matter and spirit, Eliza offers a visionary perspective on addressing the modern ecological crisis by viewing the world as emanating from the sacred. More on Eliza: https://www.elizaswann.com/ Get the book: https://amzn.to/4fIzcC1 Get The Occult Elvis: https://amzn.to/4jnTjE4 Virtual Alexandria Academy: https://thegodabovegod.com/virtual-alexandria-academy/ Gnostic Tarot Readings: https://thegodabovegod.com/gnostic-tarot-reading/ The Gnostic Tarot: https://www.makeplayingcards.com/sell/synkrasis Homepage: https://thegodabovegod.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/aeonbyte AB Prime: https://thegodabovegod.com/members/subscription-levels/ Voice Over services: https://thegodabovegod.com/voice-talent/ Support with donation: https://buy.stripe.com/00g16Q8RK8D93mw288 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Send us Fan MailLadies and gentleman, boys and girls please step right up, give us a moment of your time and be amazed!  We have for you a new theme so fantastic, so incredible that you won't believe your very ears.  Reaching beyond the bounds of your wildest imagination, of everything you thought possible we bring you "It's Magic!".  First on the stage to overwhelm your sense of reality we have the 1995 neo-noir 'Lord of Illusions' brought to us by none other than Clive Barker himself.  NY occult detective Harry D'Amour investigates the death of famed illusionist Philip Swann and gets drawn into a web involving Swann's wife Dorothea, a resurrected cult leader named Nix, and real magic vs. stage illusions. Take a look behind the curtain with us and your life may very well never be the same.

Mike and Aaron Carruthers kick off Sci-Fi June with William Dear's time-travel oddity Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann, in which motocross racer Lyle Swann (Fred Ward) accidentally blasts a century into the past and spends the entire film completely unaware that he's done it. That central gag — a fish out of water who doesn't know he's a fish — drives most of the conversation, along with the film's quietly clever bootstrap paradox, its improbably stacked character cast, and the eclectic score produced by former Monkee Mike Nesmith.Mike and Aaron dig into what makes Fred Ward's performance work, why Belinda Bauer's Claire registers as the true power center of her frontier town, and how Peter Coyote earns his villain credentials in a single scene. They also talk through Dear's resourceful low-budget filmmaking — shooting on free desert locations, strapping cameras to bikes, hiring young stunt teams for five grand — and the director's personal connections to early Sam Raimi and the Michigan indie scene, including The Northville Cemetery Massacre.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-projection-booth--5513239/support.Become a supporter of The Projection Booth at http://www.patreon.com/projectionbooth 

Mike and Aaron Carruthers kick off Sci-Fi June with William Dear's time-travel oddity Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann, in which motocross racer Lyle Swann (Fred Ward) accidentally blasts a century into the past and spends the entire film completely unaware that he's done it. That central gag — a fish out of water who doesn't know he's a fish — drives most of the conversation, along with the film's quietly clever paradox, its improbably stacked character cast, and the eclectic score produced by former Monkee Mike Nesmith.Mike and Aaron dig into what makes Fred Ward's performance work, why Belinda Bauer's Claire registers as the true power center of her frontier town, and how Peter Coyote earns his villain credentials in a single scene. They also talk through Dear's resourceful low-budget filmmaking — shooting in desert locations, strapping cameras to bikes, hiring a second unit team for five grand — and the director's personal connections to early Sam Raimi and the Michigan indie scene, including The Northville Cemetery Massacre.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-projection-booth--5513239/support.Become a supporter of The Projection Booth at http://www.patreon.com/projectionbooth 

"When I sell the company, then I'll be happy." Psychotherapist Jo Swann says that one phrase is the most reliable predictor of a miserable exit. She would know. She made her money in the 90s, retired to an oceanfront apartment in Borneo, and fell straight into an existential crisis.  In this episode of Built to Sell Radio, part of our popular After the Deal series, Swann explains why the trap survives the wire transfer

Questions about alchemy and its place in modern day? Eliza is here with answers!The Alchemical Imagination is the first book of its kind to address the ancient subject of alchemy through the lens of contemporary creativity. From an expert teacher of modern alchemy across disciplines, Eliza Swann distills this arcane science into an accessible series of philosophies and techniques to help readers find a deeper connection to their own creativity. Part workbook and part historical journey through the lives and practices of the great alchemists, The Alchemical Imagination highlights often-overlooked female alchemists and queer alchemical imagery and traces their many contributions to contemporary art, handing this ancient craft to a new generation.The Alchemical Imagination brings the alchemical worldview to 21st-century artists in pursuit of expanding their creative life and practices. Swann brings a modern, queer, femme perspective to alchemical theory in a voice that is lively, fresh, and grounded in their fifteen years of teaching alchemy in universities and community organizations.Find the book and Eliza:Book: https://www.amazon.com/Alchemical-Imagination-Creativity-Catalyst-Transformation/dp/1578639018Website: www.elizaswann.com School: ⁠golden-dome.orgInstagram: @thecircularserpent and @goldendomeschoolEliza Swann is an interdisciplinary artist, intuitive, writer, and educator based in New York City. They are the founder of the Golden Dome School, now Emerald School, an alternative school that explores the mystical dimensions of art, and has taught at leading institutions including the Pratt Institute, the Philosophical Research Society, and the Hammer Museum.

Ben Swann is here https://www.youtube.com/@TheBenSwann We will touch on a host of intense, hard core topics from middle eastern politics to classic conspiracies, Ben Swann joins me for the first time. Superchats at any time here: https://streamlabs.com/jaydyer/tip Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnt7Iy8GlmdPwy_Tzyx93bA/join Get started with Bitcoin here: https://www.swanbitcoin.com/jaydyer/ Philosophy Course is here: https://marketplace.autonomyagora.com/philosophy101 Set up recurring Choq subscription with the discount code JAY60LIFE for 60% off now https://choq.com Subscribe to my site here: https://jaysanalysis.com/membership-account/membership-levels/ Music by Dr Evo the Producer, Jay Dyer and Amid the Ruins 1453 https://www.youtube.com/@amidtheruinsOVERHAULBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jay-sanalysis--1423846/support.

This week's Empire Podcast is the kind of episode that could leave other film podcasts in its wake. Mainly because there's a lot of discussion of ships, boats, the high seas and the like. First off, our guests this week are Callum Turner and George Mackay, the British actors who star in Mark Jenkin's latest movie, the fisherman-themed Rose Of Nevada, which is out now, and in a cracking chat with Alex Godfrey, they talk about how they first met, working with the unique Jenkin, and more. Either side of that, Chris Hewitt returns to the host chair after two weeks away, some of which was spent on a cruise ship, and he scrapes the barnacles off long enough to welcome Helen O'Hara (or is it?) and James Dyer into the podbooth to discuss the best ship-related scenes, have a look at the week's movie news, try to convince James of the merits of the Jackass movies, and review the likes of The Devil Wears Prada 2, Rose Of Nevada (with help from an unexpected quarter), Greenland 2: Migration, and new Adam Scott horror, Hokum. You best start believing in Empire Podcasts, Ms Swann... YER IN ONE! Enjoy.