Podcasts about table contemporary

Last in the series, Family Promises

In conversation with Deb Perelman Reem Kassis is the author of The Palestinian Table, a guide to Middle Eastern cooking woven together through recipes, regional history, and three generations of family traditions. Praised by fellow Philadelphian Michael Solomonov as ''an incredible cookbook,'' The Palestinian Table won the 2018 Guild of Food Writers First Book Award and was nominated for a James Beard Foundation Cookbook Award. Born and raised in Jerusalem, Kassis is a graduate of the Wharton School and a former business consultant, and has contributed to periodicals such as the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times. In The Arabesque Table, she returns with a collection of recipes that celebrates Arab cuisine's diverse history and dynamic present. Deb Perelman is the creator of the long-running Smitten Kitchen blog, a no-fuss cooking resource that has spawned legions of followers and two bestselling cookbooks. She has also appeared in Martha Stewart Living, Parenting, and NPR, among other places. Signed books will be available through the Joseph Fox Bookshop (recorded 4/5/2021)

Food serves as a perfect ice breaker, breaking down barriers, creating bonds, and helping us see one another for who we really are. It was only while sharing a meal together that two disciples recognized Jesus. Christmas table traditions bring people together as neighbors and as brothers and sisters in Christ.

Food serves as a perfect ice breaker, breaking down barriers, creating bonds, and helping us see one another for who we really are. It was only while sharing a meal together that two disciples recognized Jesus. Christmas table traditions bring people together as neighbors and as brothers and sisters in Christ.

Studies have shown the bonding power of gathering at a table with other people. It is where we show ourselves. It is the beginning point of intimacy, of knowing others and being known by others. Just as King David invited his disabled friend's son to sit at his table like his own son, when Christ the King invites us to the table, he is inviting us to be fully known as his own son or daughter. As sons and daughters of the King, we don't have to bring something to the table.

Studies have shown the bonding power of gathering at a table with other people. It is where we show ourselves. It is the beginning point of intimacy, of knowing others and being known by others. Just as King David invited his disabled friend’s son to sit at his table like his own son, when Christ the King invites us to the table, he is inviting us to be fully known as his own son or daughter. As sons and daughters of the King, we don’t have to bring something to the table.

Ayebatonye interviews the incredible Rez Gardi - Human Rights Lawyer, 2017 Young New Zealander of the Year, and Founder of Empower Youth - a youth-led charitable organisation established to empower, educate, and enable refugee youth and other marginalised youth in New Zealand to access new opportunities and pursue meaningful paths of their choice.   Find out more about Rez and her organisation Empower Youth below: https://twitter.com/rezgardi?lang=de https://www.empoweryouth.org.nz/   If you want to help, reach out to one of these organisations: https://www.refugeecouncil.org.au/ https://www.asrc.org.au/ http://scoa.org.au/   https://www.welcometoaustralia.org.au/  

(02:04) Lindorff, A., & Sammon, P. (2018). Going beyond structured observations: looking at classroom practice through a mixed method lens. ZDM Mathematics Education, 50. Summarized by Marty Fong (06:43) Trocki, A., & Hollebrands, K. (2018). The Development of a Framework for Assessing Dynamic Geometry Task Quality. Digital Experiences in Mathematics Education. Summarized by Sam Otten (13:32) Inglis, M., & Foster, C. (2018). Five decades of mathematics education research. Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, 49(4). Summarized by Chuck Munter (22:23) Kilpatrick, J. (2018). Where are we? The third take: Review of Compendium for Research in Mathematics Education. Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, 49(4). Summarized by Cara Haines Complete list of episodes Trocki, A., & Hollebrands, K. (2018). The Development of a Framework for Assessing Dynamic Geometry Task Quality. Digital Experiences in Mathematics Education.

We dip into 'A Hawk & a Handsaw’. When a mental patient goes to jump of a roof whilst Frazer and Ray are at the hospital for Ray's psych evaluation they soon find themselves trying to track down the patients brother and they realise there is more in what the patients are saying than the hospital might like they to know. Squee is ill, Michelle is drooling and Dottie admires Dief's ways of getting round the humans. Guest featuring Mountie Nicola. Email: DueSouthBSE@gmail.com Twitter: @DueSouthBSE Facebook group: Due South by South East Network: www.WonkySpanner.com Theme Tune: Performed & Arranged by Matt Lees Music / Lyrics by Squee

We look at the first Christmas episode of Due South... In March, because we are doing these episodes in sequence! We also talk about how this episode of Due South we are talking about just before Mothers Day (UK) is remarkably Dad centred, we drink our strongest rum to date and thanks for technical difficulties we end up recording the last 10 mins of the pod 3 times. Rums out, funs out people! Email: DueSouthBSE@gmail.com Twitter: @DueSouthBSE Facebook group: Due South by South East Network: www.WonkySpanner.com Theme Tune: Performed & Arranged by Matt Lees Music / Lyrics by Squee

Squee & Michelle maybe half asleep, but that doesn't stop them talking Due South! In 'A Cop, A Mountie & A Baby' our 2 hero's are left holding the baby and trying to keep it from being sold to a rich couple against the Mothers wishes... oh, and the Hulk is in it AKA Mark Ruffalo! Email: DueSouthBSE@gmail.com Twitter: @DueSouthBSE Facebook group: Due South by South East Network: www.WonkySpanner.com Theme Tune: Performed & Arranged by Matt Lees Music / Lyrics by Squee

We watch the second part of Due South's first 2 parter Chicargo Holiday. The creepy taxi driver is back, Ray gets caught in the shaft, Michelle forgets how the show works and Squee started drinking early, so strap in! All this and we watch some curling and we are also joined by Mini Mountie Nichola Gossling. Email: DueSouthBSE@gmail.com Twitter: @DueSouthBSE Facebook group: Due South by South East Network: www.WonkySpanner.com Theme Tune: Performed & Arranged by Matt Lees Music / Lyrics by Squee

A conversation between Jib Ellison & Fletcher Harper. Fletcher Harper, an Episcopal priest, is Executive Director of GreenFaith, an international interfaith environmental organization. He has developed a range of innovative programs to make GreenFaith a global leader in the religious-environmental movement. In the past four years, he coordinated the 2015 OurVoices campaign, which mobilized religious support globally for COP 21, led organizing of faith communities for the People’s Climate Marches in NYC and Washington DC, helped lead the faith-based fossil fuel divestment movement, supported the launch of the global Interfaith Rainforest Initiative, and co-founded Shine, a faith-philanthropy-NGO campaign to end energy poverty with renewable energy by 2030. He helps lead GreenFaith’s new local organizing initiative, creating multi-faith GreenFaith Circles in local communities globally. Fletcher accepted GreenFaith’s Many Faith’s, one Earth Award from UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in 2009 and was named an Ashoka Fellow in 2011. He is the author of GreenFaith: Mobilizing God’s People to Protect the Earth (Abingdon Press, March 2015).

Grab a snorkel, and enjoy this conversation between Jib Ellison and Duncan Berry. Duncan has spent the last thirty years leading values-based businesses and non-profit organizations. He has founded five successful companies and two non-profits located on three continents. He is the current CEO and co-founder of Fishpeople (https://fishpeopleseafood.com)

This Thanksgiving, we gather together with family and friends. The table is vital to the family of faith. Everywhere you read in the gospels, Jesus is eating with people. That’s because the kingdom of God isn’t a geographical location, but a set of relationships where Jesus is sovereign. We gather around the table to express gratitude for our many blessings.

This Thanksgiving, we gather together with family and friends. The table is vital to the family of faith. Everywhere you read in the gospels, Jesus is eating with people. That's because the kingdom of God isn't a geographical location, but a set of relationships where Jesus is sovereign. We gather around the table to express gratitude for our many blessings.

TW: Current event discussion on sexual assault and rape (13:18 - 23:35 mark). NSFW Explicit Content! Episode 9 of the Ms. Black and Ms.Bougie Podcast! Melanie & Regine try to figure what has everyone acting a hot damn mess, revisit songs that they definitely thought meant something else, and share past roommate stories. Recommendation of the week (58:28): Melanie's Pick: PS4 VR Headset. The virtual reality platform designed to deliver exciting and innovative gaming experiences to your PlayStation 4. Get it for the special gamer in your life. Regine's Pick: Natalie Melton of Event Design Group; IG:@eventdesigngroup or hello@theeventdesigngroup.com. Event planner, producer, and wedding specialist that will make sure your visions come to life! SC: msblknmsbougie IG: https://www.instagram.com/msblackandmsbougie FB: www.facebook.com/MsBlackandMsBougie Twitter: https://twitter.com/MsBlkNMsBougie; @blackcanary007; @hey_regine https://www.blubrry.com/msblackandmsbougie Email: msblackandmsbougie@gmail.com Call us @ (202) 630-6872 SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW!!!!!!!!  

Series: At the Table

Series: At the table

Tune in for another NSFW episode of Freekin Geekin Podcast!! Listen as Eric, Robin, Izzy & Joss(That's the other Eric that nobody ever speaks of mwahaha) discuss everything from S.H.I.E.L.D. to Pee Wee Hermans escapades since getting caught in a theatre.... We also talk about robots that keep getting raped & Joss has a review of Metal Gear Solid 5. Tune in & mourn Bryan with us....