Podcasts about swedish royal family

In this episode, Jessica and Rachel chat about: Prince William's dance moves at the Taylor Swift concert and Travis Kelce photobombing the royal selfie photo Our favorite fashion from this year's Royal Ascot The first day of the Japanese State Visit to the UK News of Princess Anne's recent accident with a horse on her property Prince Williams's birthday photo with a message from the Princess of Wales A memorial service for Thomas Kingston Changes in plans for King Charles and Queen Camilla's upcoming Oceania Royal Tour The Prince and Princess of Wales hiring a correspondence specialist A glimpse into the renovations being done to the East Wing of Buckingham Palace The Grand Duke of Luxembourg's announcement of Hereditary Grand Duke as Lieutenant Representative beginning in October The Spanish Royal Family launches an official Instagram account The Swedish Royal Family celebrates the Midsommar holiday with fresh strawberries and flower crowns Follow us @podcastryal Email us at hellopodcastroyal@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podcastroyal/message

We're back with a very special bonus episode of our Royal Regalia: A History of Splendour series after a listener request for an episode on the crown jewels of Sweden.  Sweden's Kingdom has a history spanning over 1000 years. The protected jewel collection features some of the most impressive parures and tiaras you'll ever see, including a bejeweled, cowboy-esque crown.  Matthew and Alyce dive into the country's unique, multinational history and trace back the origins of some of their spectacular pieces. They also share their favourites of the collection, highlighting beautiful detailed cameos and an incredible rare gemstone.  THINGS WE SPOKE ABOUT Sweden's multinational royal history How Sweden came to have a French family name on the throne The establishment of the Swedish ‘fideikomiss' to protect their jewels A bejeweled cowboy hat fit for future kings and queens Unique collection pieces including detailed cameos and unusual gemstones MORE INFORMATION The Swedish Royal Regalia  https://www.kungahuset.se/english/royal-cultural-heritage  The Swedish State Regalia  https://www.kungligaslotten.se/4.35bccc2161be12b93e3387.html?archive=3.35bccc2161be12b93e3583#svid10_46ca39931600d1b7b982f3  King Karl X Gustav's Crown of the Heir Apparent https://www.kungligaslotten.se/english/archives/the-state-regalia/2020-03-16-king-karl-x-gustavs-crown-of-the-heir-apparent.html  Pink Topaz Parure  https://www.thecourtjeweller.com/2022/11/spectacular-swedish-pink-topazes-for-queen-silvia.html  Cameo Tiara  https://www.thecourtjeweller.com/2021/02/the-stories-of-swedens-romantic-cameo.html  Social Media IG - @CourtvilleAntiquesFB - @CourtvilleantiquesTik Tok - @matthew.weldon    YouTube - @courtvilleantiquePinterest - @courtville  Gem Pursuit is produced for Courtville by Dustpod.io. QUOTES The connections in the Swedish Royal Family to the Danish, the British, the Norwegian, I mean, their family trees read like a bowl of spaghetti. - Alyce Ketcher  The whole point was that these jewels that were left in this collection had to stay within the family. Whoever inherited them had to pass them on to the next one, you couldn't do anything with them. So they were kind of yours, but they had to stay as property of the Swedish crown. - Matthew Weldon  One thing that I really love about the about Scandinavia royal families, the Scandies, they're not afraid to wear a good tiara.  - Alyce Ketcher  KEYWORDS #tiara #sweden #crown #jewels #royalregalia #king #cameos #diamonds #royalfamily

In this episode, Jessica and Rachel discuss Queen Camilla wearing the Girls Of Great Britain And Ireland Tiara at a recent dinner and the Jockey Brooch at Ascot. We also discover the Princess of Wales recently visited Marlborough College -- could this be an option for Prince George instead of Eton College? Then, in Royals Around The World, we discuss Princess Charlene of Monaco attending the South Africa-England rugby match and Prince Albert of Monaco attending a "secret" black tie ball at an undisclosed location. Lastly, we end with a Royal Factoid on the Swedish Royal Family. Follow us on Instagram @podcastroyal Email us at hellopodcastroyal@gmail.com Royals in this episode: The Princess of Wales (Kate Middleton) Prince George Princess Charlotte Prince Louis Princess Eugenie Princess Beatrice King Charles King Philippe of Belgium Queen Mathilde of Belgium King Carl Gustaf of Sweden Queen Silvia of Sweden Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden Prince Carl Philip of Sweden Princess Madeleine of Sweden Princess Charlene of Monaco Prince Albert of Monaco Princess Stephanie of Monaco

This episode features a conversation between Phil Dillard, Founder of Thruline Networks, and Sasja Beslik, Chief Investment Strategy Officer at SDG Impact Japan.With over 20 years of international experience in sustainable finance, Sasja has extensive knowledge of the global investor community and the emerging opportunities and challenges in the transition to a sustainable economy. He currently leads the development of innovative investment, lending, and advisory solutions that align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and create positive social and environmental impact. His work has been recognized and awarded by various organizations, such as the World Economic Forum, the United Nations, and the Swedish Royal Family.In this episode, Sasja talks about his tool kit for driving real change in a modern world, the importance of continuing to inspire the next generation of environmental activists, and how anyone can use the financial system in order to shift its focus for the better.Key Quote“I looked at the system that is, at its core, the most global denominator around the world, and that's money. So, you can be from any country in the world, but you can always trade and you can always talk money. And the global economic system and financial industry is a global citizen. The only, I would say, truly global citizen, because you shift the money across the borders all the time. In general, the financial industry has that sort of global touch. So, you can work in New York, Hong Kong, Japan, Frankfurt, or London, it doesn't matter. It's the same language.” - Sasja BeslikEpisode Timestamps(02:14) About Sasja's role(14:48) Creating impact through finance(20:05) Outsiders influence on environmental situations(23:47) Living in a world of artificial intelligence(28:59) Tools for driving change(35:58) Directing the next generation(41:02) Inspiring people to listen and make active change(44:08) Quick hit questionsLinksSasja's LinkedInSDG Impact Japan WebsitePhil Dillard's LinkedInThruline Networks

To reiterate the disclaimer at the start of the episode, apologies for the weirdness with my audio this ep! Hopefully it doesn't ruin the episode, and we can just claim that August cursed it lol - Editing Anton

Join host Joanne Carey as she chats with Special Guest: Gina Tse, Artistic Director International dance School, Stockholm, Sweden This episode of “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey, is a part of an exciting series Joanne has created that is focusing on the work of Artistic Directors titled: Artistic Directors; "Creating the Torch: Legacy, Mission, Vision; Making and Keeping, History in the 21st Century" Within the series, several guests join Joanne to dive into the responsibility of carrying on the mission and legacy of well established and often world famous dance companies, dance institutions and academies as well as the journey of artistic directors who are forming and have created new dance companies and institutions; all whom are paving the way in the dance world, making their artistic mark for generations to come. In this episode, Joanne sits down, across time zones, with Gina Tse, to discuss Gina's artistic vision and the freedom of creating a dance organization from the ground up and in doing so is instilling the mission of "giving back — teaching from the heart to spread the joy of dance". By keeping the love of the art form, the well-being of her students, and the leadership of her staff at the forefront, Gina has taken both her extraordinary dance and theater background as well as her professional career as a principal dancer with the Royal Swedish Ballet, to create a school where the joy of artistry is nurtured and the vehicle of dance is used as the building blocks of life. Gina Tse began her ballet training at 3 years of age and commenced her pre-professional training at The Royal Ballet School in London seven years later. She was a dancer with English National Ballet before joining The Royal Swedish Ballet  in 2004. There, she was promoted to First Soloist in 2007 and Principal Dancer in 2011–– the same year she was awarded Dancer of the Year in Stockholm. She danced with Stockholm 59°North soloists and was also nominated for Benois de la Dance in Moscow at the Bolshoi Theatre in 2016. Gina has danced for The Swedish Royal Family on numerous occasions, including The Nobel Banquet, and has performed Swan Lake for the Opening of Parliament. Gina's instrumental role in the development of The International Ballet School and Arts Centre has been constant. From teaching 3 year olds the thrill of movement within classical dance steps, to preparing her pre-professionals and Trainee Professionals for coming careers at the world's leading ballet schools and companies, her infectious love of dance and performance is contagious. With a remarkable 100% graduate success rate, it's no surprise that Gina Tse and the IBS teaching staff are in demand. Students and professionals from near and far regularly turn to IBS for masterful preparatory ballet training, and IBS senior associates have won scholarships from Carina Ari Foundation, as well as Gold and Silver Medals at the AED International Dance Competition held in Italy. Gina and her staff have taught at numerous summer dance workshops and schools across the globe. You can find more information on the International Dance School, their programs and offerings, on their website https://www.internationalballet.se/ Follow her on Instagram @balletiner https://instagram.com/balletinter?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey  "Where the Dance World Connects, the Conversations Inspire, and Where We Are Keeping Them Real." Follow Joanne Carey on Instagram @westfieldschoolofdance Tune in. Follow. Like us. And SHARE! Please leave us review about our podcast! 

After discussing the recent bird news and the foiled marriage of Shinzo Abe at the Georgia Guidestones, Dimes and Judas deeply unpack a recent controversy kicked up by Scott Adams on broken children and how he would deal with hopeless teenagers, framed around the recent Highland Park Fourth of July massacre. Dimes then heaps on the data and discusses the book "The Information" by James Gleick, which breaks down the multidisciplinary field of information theory and the ultimate merging of thought, engineering, and biology. It is here we learn the full breadth of what information is and how it influences our physical reality. In the last segment, The Copepranos Society features Canada's own Dr. Ricardo Duchesne where they discuss the unique Faustian spirit of the Western man, global multipolarity, fighting for the identity of European Canadians, and how the discussion of the Great Replacement is being handled by academia.

The Swedish Royal Family came back from the Easter Holiday and GOT TO WORK, they had several events over the course of the past 3 days. Also before the Easter weekend, the final stop of the 22 county tour was made ( a year and a half after the first stop), which marks a milestone of the longest series to ever happen on this podcast.

Both the Norwegian and Swedish Royal Families took part in the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony and The Nobel Prize Ceremony respectively. In this special episode, we talk about the history of the Nobel Prize. The ceremony in Norway and the Norwegian Royals role in the ceremony, and we talk about the ceremony and the role of the Swedish Royal Family.

One thing that fascinates Americans from time to time is that we have a king in Sweden. So today I want to tell you about the Swedish monarchy, how it functions and who the Royal family are.Sweden has a long history of kingdoms, some say it goes back around 1000 years. Today my focus will be on the current royal family and the system we have at the moment. Who are they and what do they do? Support the showThank You for listening to A Swedish Fika. Subscribe to my monthly newsletterMy website, A Swedish FikaFor Support;Buy Me A Coffe shop, A Swedish Fika.PixelPia

King Philippe and Queen Mathilde are going to Italy in November. King Willem-Alexander opened a new electric bus factory, King Harald thanked the Norwegian Government with a fancy dinner, King Felipe and Queen Letizia visited a school, and we have 3 more county visits from the Swedish Royal Family.

The King and Queen of the Belgians followed up with some of the communities that were hit hardest by the floods that happened in July. The Duchess of Cambridge returned to work today, yay! Queen Máxima opened a new space that will serve as a cultural epicenter. King Felipe had some audiences and some of the Swedish Royal Family took part in a meeting focused on children's rights.

With Copenhagen 2021 upon us, Crown Princess Mary was very busy this week. The Norwegian Royals are starting a strong return to work this week, and the Swedish Royal Family are reattempting their tour of the 21 Swedish Counties to learn about the effects of the pandemic. There is also an update on the Belgian Royal Family members I will be talking about in this podcast going forward

The Danish Royal Family has returned to work this week, with the rest of Scandinavia falling in right behind them. The Swedish Royal Family attended a family baptism, while the Norwegians resumed a weekly event. The Queen officially took residence at Balmoral, and lots of 2020 (1) Olympians were welcomed by their country's royal family.

Well, we have reached the point where things are drastically going to slow down. We've had the last big event from the Spanish Royals now. The Olympics are happening so we talk briefly about how our 7 countries are doing after day 2 and there were some small updates from the Belgian, British, Dutch, and Swedish Royal Family.

In this weeks episode Jerrica is excited to share a “guess the magical species” game with Lia, who is obviously educated on the genre as she slays the game. The tables turn from a few weeks ago and now it's Jerrica who needs a possible intervention for her book addiction. Lia surprises the world with her memory capacity, recalling the entire story and character names in the latest book of the week Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young. We predict the next book in this duology The Girl the Sea Gave Back. We gush about the authors continuously amazing cover art and also about our super handsome prince from the Swedish Royal Family. Hand-some! Listen in and read along with us!Listen in and follow us for more hilarious book related posts on Twitter and Instagram.Pictures of the covers on our Instagram feed @wedratherbereadingJoin the discussion on Twitter @wedratherreadTheme Music: "For The Penguins" Written and performed by David AllredFrom the album The TransitionCourtesy of Erased Tapeswww.erasedtapes.comListen on SpotifyBuy the album

On this episode, Morgan catches us up on a few baseball stories. It was a slow week, but next episode we will have a ton to talk about as the season starts on Thursday.Laura climbs the corporate ladder to discuss the goings-on in hockey. She does standings check ins for all of the divisions and provides some stats showing just how epically bad the Buffalo Sabres are. Morgan's Stars update ends the segment.Then, they discuss the Tim Peel hot mic, the concept of make-up calls, and Colin Campbell's "integrity".Rant and rave end the show on a royal touch as Morgan and Laura discuss bad replica jewelry and the newest addition to the Swedish Royal Family.

Richard has had a shaky week, his partner is going thru old photos - including those of her ex's There is a discussion & Andrew is less than helpful.They move on to discuss the weather ,Andrew is uncertain of aspects of his work out clothing in the heat . Richard helps because he has spent far too long thinking about this .There's a terrifying confession from Richard. All of you will think less of him.Andrew's Uni study has not started well & this conversation inexplicably triggers Richard into a History rant on Sweden of all things.

What do you know about the Swedish royal family? What should you do if you meet the king? Who's next in line to the throne? And is it true the queen refers to people in the third person? Writer and royal expert Roger Lundgren answers all these questions and a whole lot more on this episode of The Earful Sweden.  Find Roger on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/royal_roger/?hl=en If you're enjoying this show, please tell a friend and leave a review. 

Something from everyone is my favorite kind of day. Mathilde is blowing my socks with her speeches lately. We talk about Queen Màximas speech from yesterday. King Felipe received 7 new ambassadors and day 3 of the Swedish Royal Family's tour is in the books. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With two days to talk about, this episode is a longer one. First The Duke of Cambridge was keeping things afloat for the British Royal Family. King Philippe visited an air force base, and received credential from 4 new ambassadors. King Willem-Alexander had some COVID-19 working visits. King Felipe and Queen Letizia continued their tour of Spain. And there were some surprises from the Swedish Royal Family. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Met Police's DAC Laurence Taylor makes clear their line on the Extinction Rebellion protests. Mike wonders if the King of Sweden is on to a good idea after removing five relatives from the royal family and LaDona Harvey updates on Trump impeachment developments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fine Art Photographer Jacob Felländer’s work are held in a number of prestigious collections, including those of President Bill Clinton and the Swedish Royal Family. http://www.jacobfellander.com

The Earl and Countess of Wessex visit Sri Lanka, two royal octogenarians celebrate their birthdays in January, Prince Charles views the Charles I: King and Collector exhibition and the Swedish Royal Family commemorate 200 years of Bernadotte rule.See more in this week's show.Visit our website http://rightroyalroundup.com.au.Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RightRoyalRoundup, follow us on Twitter @RightRoyalRound and Instagram @rightroyalroundup.

Prince George celebrates his 3rd birthday, Danish and Swedish Royal Family annual photo calls, Dutchman gaoled for lèse-majesté and was King Harold II buried in the wrong spot, following the Battle of Hastings?See more in this week's show. Visit our website http://rightroyalroundup.com.au.Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RightRoyalRoundup, follow us on Twitter @RightRoyalRound and Instagram @rightroyalroundup.

The Swedish Royal Family are now on YouTube. Prince William squashes royal pregnancy rumours, Prince Harry launches the Invictus Games, but no plans to marry soon. Prince Members of the royal family attend memorial service for Sir David Frost and more news on Richard III's burial.See more in this week's show.Visit our website http://rightroyalroundup.com.au.Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RightRoyalRoundup, follow us on Twitter @RightRoyalRound and Instagram rightroyalroundup.