Podcasts about Tafi

There are calls for greater transparency about what the HMNZS Manawanui was doing before it sank in Samoa last October, including whether the New Zealand warship was performing specific security for King Charles and Queen Camilla.The Court of Inquiry's final report - released earlier this month - found human error and a long list of "deficiencies" grounded the $100 million vessel on the Tafi-toala Reef south of Upolu, where it caught fire and sank. As Leiataualesa Susana Leiataua reports, questions continue about exactly what the Manawanui was doing in Samoa when it sank, and how people impacted could be compensated.

durée : 00:03:07 - Le groupe argentino-toulousain Cuarteto Tafi, nouvel album "El Infinito Y Un Amor" - Bonne nouvelle : un nouvel album est disponible : "El Infinito Y Un Amor"...

Ua faailoa e le peresitene o Amerika, Donald Trump, lana fuafuaga e faaaunu'ua uma ai tagata Palesitina mai le Gaza Strip e nonofo i atunu'u Arapi o loo tua'oi e pei o Ioritana ma Aikupito.

In questo episodio di *Triciclo*, abbiamo il piacere di fare due chiacchiere con un caro amico, Andrea Tafi, icona del ciclismo italiano, capace di vincere grandi competizioni, tra cui tre monumenti come la Parigi-Roubaix, il Giro delle Fiandre e il Lombardia. Con lui nasce una conversazione leggera e divertente sull'annata straordinaria di Tadej Pogačar, e ci soffermiamo a parlare delle corse italiane, tra cui la Coppa Sabatini e la Tre Valli Varesine, che quest'anno non è stata particolarmente fortunata.

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Playlist mensuelle de Sophian Fanen, qui chronique 5 albums de son choix et #SessionLive avec le groupe franco-argentin Cuarteto Tafi #RFI talent. Playlist Sophian :- Meryl et Jocelyne Béroard, Siwo, tiré de l'album Caviar 1 (Maison Caviar, 2024)- Sages comme des sauvages, Répare ou pas, tiré de l'album Maison Maquis (Capitaine Records, 2024) clip - Kankawa Nagarra, Wirlmarni, tiré de l'album Wirlmarni (Mississippi Records, 2024)- Bedouin Burger, Ya Habibi Taala, tiré de l'album Ma Li Beit (PopArabia, 2024)- Olof Dreijer et Diva Cruz, Acuyuye, tiré du EP Brujas (Rabid Records/Dekmantel Records, 2024).Sophian Fanen : Instagram ; X.Puis nous recevons le 4tet Cuarteto Tafi, artiste RFI Talent, pour la sortie du 5ème album El Infinito Y Un AmorC'est lors d'un voyage en Argentine, sur les terres colorées et arides du Nord-ouest argentin, que ce quartette franco-argentin se retrouve pour la première fois. Perchés sur une montagne de 3 000 mètres, en arpentant les scènes ouvertes populaires, les musiciens décident d'appeler cette rencontre musicale et humaine el Cuarteto Tafi. Depuis ses débuts sur la scène française, le groupe a apporté sa touche personnelle et originale à la world music en mêlant du chant en espagnol poétique et engagé – douce nostalgie de l'exil argentin de la chanteuse – au son de la Méditerranée orientale du bouzouki grec, à la douceur et à la dextérité de la guitare flamenca et aux rythmes envoûtants des percussions afro-latines. Chacun avec son histoire et ses influences métal, salsa, flamenco, rock. De ces différentes personnalités et histoires musicales, ils ont réussi à créer une entité, 5 albums et une notoriété remarquée dans la scène nationale. Leur musique nous murmure le monde avec ses aigreurs, ses failles, ses injustices mais aussi ses beautés et ses bourgeons d'espoir, ses amours, ses combats.El Infinito Y Un Amor, le nouvel opus de Cuarteto Tafi, est un nouveau chemin emprunté. Plus rêveur, plus méditatif et vagabond, cet album confirme le talent de composition du quatuor. Ils créent et varient les ruptures et contrastes en racontant des histoires et des états d'âme. Tel un horizon jamais atteignable mais qui nous fait avancer, il est composé de 11 chansons et d'autant d'hymnes à la vie que d'hommages aux grandes causes humanistes qui nous traversent et nous bouleversent.Titres interprétés au grand studio, filmés par RFI Vidéos- Un Jacaranda Live RFI - Solo Le Pido a Dios, cover Mercedes Sosa voir clip - Palomas Blancas Live RFILine Up : Leonor Harispe, chant, Ludovic Deny, bouzouki, choeur, Matthieu Guenez, guitare, oud et Frédéric Theiler, percussion choeur.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album El Infinito Y un amor (Daydream Music 2024).Réalisation : Donatien Cahu.Web - facebook - YouTube - Instagram.Mini concert sur YouTube où le Cuarteto Tafi joue 4 titres du nouvel album.

Playlist mensuelle de Sophian Fanen, qui chronique 5 albums de son choix et #SessionLive avec le groupe franco-argentin Cuarteto Tafi #RFI talent. Playlist Sophian :- Meryl et Jocelyne Béroard, Siwo, tiré de l'album Caviar 1 (Maison Caviar, 2024)- Sages comme des sauvages, Répare ou pas, tiré de l'album Maison Maquis (Capitaine Records, 2024) clip - Kankawa Nagarra, Wirlmarni, tiré de l'album Wirlmarni (Mississippi Records, 2024)- Bedouin Burger, Ya Habibi Taala, tiré de l'album Ma Li Beit (PopArabia, 2024)- Olof Dreijer et Diva Cruz, Acuyuye, tiré du EP Brujas (Rabid Records/Dekmantel Records, 2024).Sophian Fanen : Instagram ; X.Puis nous recevons le 4tet Cuarteto Tafi, artiste RFI Talent, pour la sortie du 5ème album El Infinito Y Un AmorC'est lors d'un voyage en Argentine, sur les terres colorées et arides du Nord-ouest argentin, que ce quartette franco-argentin se retrouve pour la première fois. Perchés sur une montagne de 3 000 mètres, en arpentant les scènes ouvertes populaires, les musiciens décident d'appeler cette rencontre musicale et humaine el Cuarteto Tafi. Depuis ses débuts sur la scène française, le groupe a apporté sa touche personnelle et originale à la world music en mêlant du chant en espagnol poétique et engagé – douce nostalgie de l'exil argentin de la chanteuse – au son de la Méditerranée orientale du bouzouki grec, à la douceur et à la dextérité de la guitare flamenca et aux rythmes envoûtants des percussions afro-latines. Chacun avec son histoire et ses influences métal, salsa, flamenco, rock. De ces différentes personnalités et histoires musicales, ils ont réussi à créer une entité, 5 albums et une notoriété remarquée dans la scène nationale. Leur musique nous murmure le monde avec ses aigreurs, ses failles, ses injustices mais aussi ses beautés et ses bourgeons d'espoir, ses amours, ses combats.El Infinito Y Un Amor, le nouvel opus de Cuarteto Tafi, est un nouveau chemin emprunté. Plus rêveur, plus méditatif et vagabond, cet album confirme le talent de composition du quatuor. Ils créent et varient les ruptures et contrastes en racontant des histoires et des états d'âme. Tel un horizon jamais atteignable mais qui nous fait avancer, il est composé de 11 chansons et d'autant d'hymnes à la vie que d'hommages aux grandes causes humanistes qui nous traversent et nous bouleversent.Titres interprétés au grand studio, filmés par RFI Vidéos- Un Jacaranda Live RFI - Solo Le Pido a Dios, cover Mercedes Sosa voir clip - Palomas Blancas Live RFILine Up : Leonor Harispe, chant, Ludovic Deny, bouzouki, choeur, Matthieu Guenez, guitare, oud et Frédéric Theiler, percussion choeur.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album El Infinito Y un amor (Daydream Music 2024).Réalisation : Donatien Cahu.Web - facebook - YouTube - Instagram.Mini concert sur YouTube où le Cuarteto Tafi joue 4 titres du nouvel album.

On today's podcast, Dom talks with Tafi Manjala about his NZ farming odyssey, from his native Zimbabwe to Southland, Bay of Plenty and Northland, where he currently works as an agribusiness consultant for AgFirst... He talks with the host of the Real Optimism podcast, Julia Jones, about alternative proteins and the future of NZ farming systems... He catches up with Hurricanes' and All Blacks midfielder Jordie Barrett about Super Rugby Pacific, growing on the family farm in Taranaki and his upcoming sabbatical with Leinster... And he talks with Tori Connell from House of Chocolate about its award-winning handcrafted chocolates, sourcing the best ingredients from NZ and around the world and how you can win some as part of the REX Mother's Day giveaway. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

durée : 00:16:34 - Cuarteto Tafi en concert à Bergerac - Cuarteto Tafi, groupe aux notes argentines, sera sur la scène du centre culturel Michel Manet à Bergerac la mardi 30 avril 2024. Les quatre musiciens présenteront leur nouvel album "El infinito y un amor".

Life in the Peloton is proudly brought to you by MAAP We're back this week with another Talking Luft Top Six. This week it's the turn of special guest - and Monument winner, Matt Goss, who shares his Top Six Most Influential from Paris Roubaix!  As those of you who caught the last edition will know, we've mixed things up with Talking Luft this year,  focusing on a single event each month, talking through the most influential, editions, teams, riders styles and stories from that race.  It's a lot of fun, and this week is a bit of a special edition for me. I get to discuss my most influential moments from my favourite race of all, Paris - Roubaix. Not only that, I get to do so with Gossy, a former teammate of mine - but perhaps more importantly, a former teammate of Roubaix greats like Fabian Cancellara and Stuart O'Grady at the mighty CSC team.  Of course the dust is still settling on this year's edition of Roubaix. Gossy and I couldn't avoid spending a bit of time dissecting the race, and chatting about the changes that have happened even in the few years since we both left the peloton.  There are so many influential moments at each Roubaix and it is itself such an influential race that one of the hardest parts of this show was actually narrowing things down to just six (…to be honest we did end up making it more of a top seven!), but being a couple of Aussies from the same generation there are some moments at Roubaix that neither of us could leave out. I'll leave you to have a listen to what those moments were and why they were so influential to us.  As always everyone should have a different top six - so let me know what you guys are thinking: does anyone else love Tafi throwing his cut off cap away? Which is your best Boonen moment? Is now a better Roubaix era than the 90's!?  Give it a listen, and enjoy!  Mitch

Delve into Tafi's Text-to-3D Character Generation tool, examining its implications on artistry, and contemplate whether it signifies the end of the road for 3D artists. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/ AI Facebook Community

Unveil the revolutionary impact of Tafi's Text-to-3D Character Generation and explore the pressing question: will this innovation lead to the potential extinction of 3D artists? Join us in unraveling the challenges and opportunities in the ever-evolving world of digital artistry. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai

Navigate the controversy surrounding Tafi's Text-to-3D Character Generation and the growing concern about the future of 3D artists. Join us in exploring the transformative potential and challenges introduced by this cutting-edge technology. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai

Uncover the transformative impact of Tafi's Text-to-3D Character Generation and the looming question it poses for 3D artists. Join us in exploring the potential shifts, challenges, and opportunities that this groundbreaking technology brings to the forefront of digital artistry. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai

In this episode, we scrutinize Tafi's Text-to-3D character generation, weighing its revolutionary potential for 3D artists against the concerns it raises about the future of their craft. Invest in AI Box: ⁠https://Republic.com/ai-box⁠ Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠ ⁠AI Facebook Community Learn About ChatGPT Learn About AI at Tesla

Uncover the latest breakthrough as Tafi introduces Text-to-3D Character Generation, igniting discussions on whether the era of 3D artists is at a crossroads. Join us in analyzing the potential shifts and challenges this innovation may pose to the world of 3D artistry. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai

In this episode, we discuss Tafi's groundbreaking Text-to-3D launch and the growing concerns about the uncertain future for 3D artists. Join me as we explore the features, dissect the potential challenges, and engage in a conversation about the evolving dynamics in the world of 3D artistry. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠⁠ AI Facebook Community Learn more about AI in Music Learn more about AI Models

In this episode, we explore Tafi's newly launched Text-to-3D character generation technology, considering its impact on the world of digital art and 3D design. We'll discuss whether this marks the beginning of a new chapter or the end of an era for 3D artists. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠⁠ AI Facebook Community Learn more about LLM's Learn more about AI

Explore Tafi's Text-to-3D Character Generation innovation and its potential impact on the artistic realm, posing questions about the future trajectory for 3D artists. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/ AI Facebook Community

In this episode, we unravel the breakthrough innovation by Tafi, introducing a text-to-3D character generation tool and its implications for the future landscape of 3D artists. I'll explore the potential impacts on the industry and the evolution of artistic creation. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠⁠ AI Facebook Community

Join us for a thought-provoking episode as we delve into Tafi's recent release of Text-to-3D Character Generation technology and its potential implications for the future of 3D artists. We'll explore whether this innovation is a looming threat or a transformative opportunity for the creative industry and the role of 3D artists. Don't miss this critical discussion on the evolving landscape of digital art and its intersection with technology. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai⁠

Criado pela cantora argentina Leonor Harispe, o grupo Cuarteto Tafi propõe uma mistura de vocal portenho com world music. A banda, que se prepara para o lançamento de seu quarto álbum, lançou recentemente um single em defesa da floresta amazônica. Baseado em Toulouse, no sudoeste da França, o trabalho do quarteto é uma confluência de ritmos argentinos com flamenco, jazz e rock para contar histórias de exílio, lutas, amor e amizades, com letras poéticas e a melódica voz de Leonor Harispe. Ela é acompanhada de Ludovic Deny no bouzouki, Matthieu Guenez na guitarra e no dud, e Frédéric Theiler na percussão.O quarto álbum da banda, “El Infinito Amor”, está previsto para o início de 2024. Deste trabalho fará parte a faixa “Vuelven”, sobre os caminhos do exílio forçado, além do novo single “Manaos Amazonas”, um apelo em nome da floresta, em destaque na programação musical da RFI. Siga o Balada Musical no Spotify ou no Deezer e confira também as playlists mensais da programação musical RFI no YouTube!

Join us in this thought-provoking episode as we explore Tafi's groundbreaking launch of Text-to-3D Character Generation technology and its potential impact on 3D artists. We'll delve into the implications and challenges this innovation poses for the creative industry and the future of digital character design. Don't miss this critical discussion on how technology is reshaping the landscape for 3D artists and their craft. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai⁠

Tafi has just introduced an innovative Text-to-3D Character Generation tool, raising questions about the future of 3D artists. In this episode, we delve into the implications of this technology for the creative industry and explore whether 3D artists face new challenges or opportunities. Join us for an in-depth discussion on the impact of Tafi's groundbreaking AI development. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai⁠

Neste episódio do Cachacista Responde, Jairo Martins responde uma pergunta de um Argentino: o que é Tafiá? Se quer saber, escute o episódio até o fim! Envie sua pergunta para o quadro Cachacista Responde pelo whatsapp do Canal da Cachaça! (11) 93489-0662. Realização: Nume | Som S/A

In this captivating episode, we explore the groundbreaking Text-to-3D Character Generation by Tafi and its implications for the world of 3D artists. Join us as we examine the transformative technology that allows the creation of intricate 3D characters through text input, raising intriguing questions about the future of 3D artistry. Dive into the conversation as we discuss the potential impact, challenges, and opportunities that this innovative advancement presents for 3D artists in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Investor Contact Email: jaeden@aibox.aiJoin our ChatGPT Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai⁠

In this episode, we dive into the exciting world of 3D character generation as we explore the recent launch of Tafi's innovative Text-to-3D technology. With its potential to revolutionize the industry, this groundbreaking tool has the power to transform simple textual descriptions into vibrant, detailed 3D characters. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Investor Contact Email: jaeden@aibox.aiJoin our ChatGPT Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai

Shirin Tambaya da Amsa tare da Michael Kuduson a wannan makon ya bayar da amsa kan wasu daga cikin tambayoyin da kuka turo ciki har da wanda ke tambaya kan alfanun da kasar da ta karbi bakoncin gasar cin kofin Duniya ke samu, dama kasar da ta fi kashe kudi wajen karbar bakoncin ita wannan gasa a tarihi. 

Ash Cooper Kerns joins DKleine to discuss her departure from a career as a lawyer to her journey into NFTs. The pair talk about her work in crypto philanthropy and as an art director for Daz3D and Tafi as well as her efforts to support artists as a collector. You can find Ash Cooper Kerns on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ashcooperkerns and https://twitter.com/RogueWingchickchick. Interested in finding out more about what it takes to make a living doing what you love as a creative? Check out the library of light-hearted and fun conversations on the Heather Parady Podcast at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heather-parady/id1626135996 Sponsored by the https://koii.network/ NFP with DKleine is brought to you by the Koii network at https://koii.network/ and Atomic Zombies at atomiczombies.io -- Create atomic NFTs and earn Koii tokens with views of your work! You can find everything DKleine is doing in the Web3 space at https://linktr.ee/DKleine

Los pueblos indígenas han resistido al conservar una gran variedad de alimentos y las nuevas generaciones tienen el reto de mantener viva la milpa, un sistema de alimentación, económico y comunitario. Esto en un contexto cada vez más amenazado por el capitalismo y sus consecuencias como el cultivo de transgénicos, la deforestación, el monocultivo, la contaminación y escasez del agua, etc. En este programa escuchamos testimonios, relatos y música que nos invitan a ejercer la economía solidaria y la autonomía en la agricultura para que se fortalezca y mantenga viva la milpa. Descarga el programa en cantodecenzontles.org Contenido: Significado del maíz - Radio Huayacocotla Presentación de la muestra gastronómica, recetario y radionovela Nanaj Kela - Radio Tsinaka Aniversario de la Escuela Campesina en Amacueca, Jalisco - Boca de Polen Maíz amarillo - Radio Huayacocotla Relato: "El perro fue humano alguna vez" por la abuela Antonia Barrales Pérez, mujer Nashinanda'a - Centro de Producción Tafi, tafi tisetjo'o kjuabitsiera'a Nashinanda'a Nahndia'a Conducción: Lorena Gómez y Geraldina Lázaro (Boca de Polen) Imagen: Daniela Parra

Album 3 Track 14 – Matt Wilburn, President and Co-Founder of Tafi and Daz 3D, previously Chief Marketing Officer of Cricut and Senior Category Director of Yahoo. Matt has worked with a variety of brands and companies to grow his experience and he brings it to our virtual building this week. If you've ever wondered about NFTs (nonfungible tokens) and the growing prevalence and strategy behind them, you don't want to miss this.A few takeaways:  If your brand isn't utilizing NFTs, you are already behind and missing out Career paths aren't singular but dependent upon pursuing what you want to do. But rather, choose a career that empowers you to be the best you can be The power of Muhammad Ali, a common role model of DC and Matt Analytics - the answer to all problems or a deterrent to taking risks? Sometimes great success comes from painting outside the lines

In this conversation, we are joined by James Thorton, Chairman and CEO of Tafi and Daz 3D. Daz 3D is a software platform that provides software and source content from various artists. Utah is considered to be one of the best hubs for web 3 in the country. Listen to James share his input into being an impactful leader in a constantly growing space.

In this conversation, we are joined by James Thorton, Chairman and CEO of Tafi and Daz 3D. Daz 3D is a software platform that provides software and source content from various artists. Utah is considered to be one of the best hubs for web 3 in the country. Listen to James share his input into being an impactful leader in a constantly growing space.

Working with Trans Clients: Trans Resilience and Gender Euphoria An interview with Beck Gee-Cohen, MA CADC-II, about how therapists can be better clinicians for trans people. Curt and Katie talk to Beck about gender identity (and why every therapist should do their own work around gender), historical perspectives on masculinity and femininity, the concepts of trans resilience and gender euphoria, the real problems with the DSM diagnosis of gender dysphoria and considerations for providing therapy to trans clients.  Interview with Beck Gee-Cohen MA CADC-II Director of LGBTQ+ Programming Beck is a master's level clinician with an undergraduate degree in Sociology with an emphasis on Gender & Sexuality and a master's degree in Addiction Counseling. Beck has worked in the mental health & substance use field for over 10 years in various capacities. The main focus of his work has been invested in the LGBTQ+ community, adolescents, and families. Over this decade, Beck has trained numerous facilities on LGBTQ+ best practices, has been a keynote and presenter at many conferences, and has facilitated workshops about LGBTQ+, trauma, adolescents, gender and sexuality. Beck is the Director of LGBTQ+ Programming at Visions Adolescent Treatment Center. This program is for young people at Visions who identify in the community, those who are questioning, and their families. It includes process groups, psychoeducation, and family programming with professionals specifically trained and experienced in the LGBTQ+ population and best practices. Alongside the already dynamic team at Visions Adolescent Treatment Center in Los Angeles, young LGBTQ+ people and their families will find a space that serves their specific needs in regards to healing and thriving. In this podcast episode we talk about trans mental health We invited Beck Gee-Cohen, MA CADC-II to come talk with us about providing therapy for trans individuals. Modern therapists need to keep learning when working with trans clients Getting pronouns correct is a basic expectation at this point Finding the balance between focusing on a client's trans identity and other elements of their identity and experience Understanding trans identity 101 is a basic level of knowledge that all therapists should have What you do need to learn from your trans clients Therapists need to do their own work around gender   The work that therapists must do around gender “Sexuality and gender should be discussed across the board for everyone” – Beck Gee-Cohen, MA CADC-II The role that society plays in defining gender and the binary The privilege cis folks have in not being asked to assess/address their gender “Women's” and “men's” issues Societal expectations related to gender The history of gender expression and how what is acceptable has shifted Cultural and generational differences related to gender   The Concept of Trans Resilience “I came out as an act of survival” – Beck Gee-Cohen, MA CADC-II The tendency to focus on the pain of being trans The bias and hate that trans folks face, and how they continue to show up The importance of celebrating who you are as a trans person “You're so brave” doesn't see the full picture How hard it is to show up – and what it means that trans folks continue to do so Moving away from just focusing on gender dysphoria versus looking at gender euphoria   Gender Dysphoria versus Gender Euphoria and the problems with the DSM “You don't have to hate yourself to be trans. That's actually a false narrative given to us by the DSM... I'm not dysphoric about my gender. Everyone else is dysphoric about my gender... so the gender dysphoria is actually internalized.” – Beck Gee-Cohen, MA CADC-II How the DSM is used for the medical needs of trans folks The problem with assigning the diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria to an individual Internalized gender dysphoria (it is not my dysphoria, it is the dysphoria of the people around me about my gender) Playing around with gender shouldn't be a diagnosis, it is so culturally bound Trans individuals have to know what to report so they can get hormones (i.e., they may have to lie about being dysphoric in order to “check the boxes”) The problem with gatekeeping and the hope that trans folks being in work groups to help shift these guidelines   Better Therapy for Trans Clients Therapeutic alliance is the most important How therapists can appropriately use vulnerability when a client comes out as trans The likelihood of someone coming out initially versus after trust is built and how to handle it Sharing the therapeutic process and how you will learn and educate yourself The problem of signaling that you are capable of working with LGBTQ+ people when you are not trained Awareness of how being trans impacts the client in front of you When the client is coming into therapy due to their gender identity Understanding the back story and how someone identified that “something is different” Looking at what they want to do next (which may be very little or a full plan on how they handle being trans).   Our Generous Sponsor for this episode of the Modern Therapist's Survival Guide: Buying Time LLC Buying Time is a full team of Virtual Assistants, with a wide variety of skill sets to support your business. 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Bgcbridge.com beck@bgcbridge.com Tiktok: transandtrying Tiktok: visionsteen WPATH – Standards of Care guidelines Alex Iantaffi: Gender Trauma and Life Isn't Binary My New Gender Workbook: A Step-by-Step Guide to Achieving World Peace Through Gender Anarchy and Sex Positivity by Kate Bornstein Dara Hoffman-Fox: You and Your Gender Identity: A Guide Book Two Spirits, One Heart: A Mother, Her Transgender Son, and Their Journey to Love and Acceptance by Marsha Aizumi and Aiden Aizumi   Relevant Episodes of MTSG Podcast: Interview with Dr. Abigail Weissman: Vulnerability, The News, and You When is it Discrimination? Work Harder Than Your Clients   Who we are: Curt Widhalm, LMFT Curt Widhalm is in private practice in the Los Angeles area. He is the cofounder of the Therapy Reimagined conference, an Adjunct Professor at Pepperdine University and CSUN, a former Subject Matter Expert for the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, former CFO of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, and a loving husband and father. He is 1/2 great person, 1/2 provocateur, and 1/2 geek, in that order. He dabbles in the dark art of making "dad jokes" and usually has a half-empty cup of coffee somewhere nearby. Learn more at: www.curtwidhalm.com Katie Vernoy, LMFT Katie Vernoy is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, coach, and consultant supporting leaders, visionaries, executives, and helping professionals to create sustainable careers. Katie, with Curt, has developed workshops and a conference, Therapy Reimagined, to support therapists navigating through the modern challenges of this profession. Katie is also a former President of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. 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From basic admin support customer service and email management to marketing and bookkeeping, they've got you covered. Don't know where to start, check out the system's inventory checklist, which helps business owners figure out what they don't want to do anymore and get those delegated ASAP. You can find that checklist at buying time llc.com forward slash systems stash checklist.   Curt Widhalm  00:31 Listen at the end of the episode for more information.   Announcer  00:34 You're listening to the modern therapist survival guide where therapists live, breathe and practice as human beings to support you as a whole person and a therapist. Here are your hosts, Curt Widhalm and Katie Vernoy.   Curt Widhalm  00:49 Welcome back monitor therapists. This is the button therapist Survival Guide. I'm Curt Widhalm with Katie Vernoy. And this is the podcast that talks about things that therapists do things that come into our offices, things that we should be aware about. And we are coming to a topic that we haven't visited here for a couple of years. And we are joined by one of our former therapy reimagined speakers, Beck Gee Cohen, Director of LGBT programming at visions, and we're just so glad to have you good people. Thanks for joining us.   Beck Gee Cohen  01:27 Awesome. Thanks for having me. I'm super grateful to be here.   Katie Vernoy  01:30 We're so excited to have you. It's so good to see you again. And I had a wonderful  consultation with you recently. So I just am excited to share this conversation with our audience. Such a good resource, everyone. So anyway, I'll stop gushing. The first question we ask everyone is who are you? And what are you putting out to the world?   Beck Gee Cohen  01:53 Which is like the deepest question you could ask. Right from the start? Who am I? What am I putting out to the world. Hope for my community, the trans community to get the things that they need, you know, from therapists to to be heard, to be seen, to be valued. And it started by trying to give a voice to myself, and now you know, to help teenagers to help families.   Curt Widhalm  02:22 We normally start a lot of our episodes asking for learning purposes, what therapists get wrong in working with trans clients. And we say this in a way of helping us catch up to where the world is today and responding to the clients in our offices. And a lot of things end up being out-dated, and especially for those of us who were educated A while ago, things have changed since maybe we have had some basic learning steps. So what a therapist normally get wrong, or what are some old habits that you see,   Beck Gee Cohen  02:57 The worst thing that we could do is this is the way we've always done it. Right. This is how it's always been. And that's what I love about the modern therapist, Psych podcast and the you know, that the, you know, the, the essence of the modern therapist is we're tired of this, right? We're tired of doing the way it's always been done, you know, the foundations of therapy were built, you know, on white cisgender men, you know, and and we're not, that's not who we are, that's not who we serve. And so I think what we what therapists get wrong is is just stopping learning, not being open to new ideas, I think, and I mean, I can go, you know, I could go down the line of like, okay, great, like use the right pronouns. Okay, so like, everyone should be doing that by now. Right? Like, that's, that's like 10 years ago, I don't mean to sound snarky in that way. Because that is, that is something that is like a huge, like thing to do, right. But don't always look at like a person by their pronouns, either. Right? Like, don't, it's, it's like, we're missing out on like, the people in front of us and more, either overly looking at the trans piece, or we're like, minimizing it. So it's like, it's finding that balance. So sometimes I run into therapists who, like, everything that has to do with them is about them being trans, right? And it's like, no, like, we also have depression and anxiety and have relationship issues. And we have, you know, all the struggles that, that all of humanity goes through. And, and then also, there's the other side of the kind of pendulum that says, Well, I work with all people and then being trans doesn't matter, you know, and it's like, okay, but you're not understanding that some of these things that are struggles that they're having, absolutely has to do with their gender identity and absolutely have to do with their transition or you know who they are in the world. So, I run into therapists that are like kind of one or the other Right, and so like my job and what I like to do, and the conversations that I like to have is like, let's bring us into the kind of the center, and talk about how we can Yeah, invest our time into their gender and understand it and understand, but not have to learn about gender and sexuality from them, but learn about their gender and sexuality, their personal gender and sexuality from them understanding trans identity, a 101, that is a therapist job, right to learn outside of their client, the nuances of gender, the nuances of, of what's happening in their lives, we do learn from our clients, going in with curiosity, and conversation and humility is really important. I see a lot of therapists run away from working with trans people, because they just don't know, while I believe in referring out, there's not enough like clinicians out there that are working with trans people, I always like to say, part of my story is saying that the woman that saved my life, when I came out to her was a therapist who was really versed in trauma, and really versed in understanding the LGBT community, but she was not part of that community. And she saved my life. And so, you know, so I think that what therapists are getting wrong, just not not doing their own work. And I also like, like to challenge therapists to do their own work around their gender and sexuality. Because if we're not doing that work, then how are we supposed to even understand some of the things that we struggle with, with masculinity with femininity, and many trans people struggle with that stuff as well, non binary people struggle with that as well. I hate to say that you're getting it wrong, but what can you do better, right? Curt? No, I'm just kidding. I told you, I was gonna come from a place of positivity today, I'm going going into 2022, with a little positive skepticism.   Katie Vernoy  07:09 So you started talking about this, and I want to get a little bit more specific with one of the things that you had talked about, you know, kind of all clinicians need to be better for trans clients, because trans clients are going to show up on our practice at some point, most likely. And so I think, to me, when you're talking about therapists not doing their own work on gender, let's let's start with that one. I think that society doesn't necessarily ask that of us. You know, there's, there's a binary, you know, there's pink and blue, there's these things that I think society really puts on us. And I think this idea of really exploring our own gender identity and sexuality and all those things, especially I'm, I'm old, you know, so, you know, when I grew up, it was pink and blue, you know, and all of that. And so I think it's something where, to me? What do you mean, when you're talking about that therapists need to work on their own gender and those issues?   Beck Gee Cohen  08:15 I love that question. Because I think you're right, like, right, it's a privilege to not have to think about gender.   Katie Vernoy  08:21 Absolutely.   Beck Gee Cohen  08:22 Right. So when you're walking in the world, and you don't have to think about it, it's, you know, that's a privilege that you have. And I think we actually think about it more than we think we do. And I see, it's in our face, constantly. And I but I also do think like, once you're aware of it, right? I think there's an old parable about the goldfish, right in the water. They go, you know, the goldfish swims out and says, Hey, how's the water? And they're like, what's water? You know, like, they don't know that they're, you don't know you're in it until you know that you're in it, right. So I don't know how that parable goes. But something like that. Y'all can look it up. But I'm not aware until I'm aware is basically what it is. And so, so that's why I also, like give a lot of leeway to a lot of therapists and people that I work with, where I'm not like, you should know this, because sometimes you just have no awareness. But once you know, then it's your job to kind of start working on it. So like, I had a therapist come up to me a year after I did a talk. And he was like, you know, you really messed me up. And I was like, Oh, great, you know, what did I do? And he said, Now everywhere I go, I see male and female sides. You know, I see male female girls, boys, you know, pink and blue. Like it was just, I was unaware. And I was like, great. Now you know how I live and many other people live every single day. But we talk about like women's issues and men's issues a lot. Right? And, and sometimes even then we're not even actually aware of that. that actually affects us, right? So when I'm working with like a cisgender, man, so for those, you know, when I say cisgender, it's someone who is assigned, let's say, male at birth, and identifies their gender identity as male sis means to be on the same side of so most people are cisgender. But when I talked to cisgender men, I asked them about masculinity, and being a man, and what is that like for you? And if we actually start having the conversation and dialogue about what it is to be a man in the world, you're going to get a whole lot of different conversations, right? You're gonna have a different opinions, different, you know, boxes, you know, men are put in a specific box to attain, you know, like, I have to be this way or that way, right. Same thing with women. And so that's the work that I ask of therapists to do is like, let's, let's, what is what does femininity mean to you? What does being a woman mean to you in the world? What is how has that affected you growing up? What did you learn about? You know, you just said, like, you know, I'm old and I grew up with pink and blue, right?   Katie Vernoy  11:09 Sure. Yeah.   Beck Gee Cohen  11:10 You know, but if you were older, even older, and grew up in the, you know, 1700s, you know, 1800s, you know, Pink and Blue were different. Pink was more masculine, Blue was more feminine.   Katie Vernoy  11:22 Oh, interesting   Beck Gee Cohen  11:23 Men wore wigs and heels and makeup. And that was a sign of class, right. And so, and the ideas of like, boys clothes and girls clothes for children really came from a marketing ploy where people were having less children. Because if you actually look at like pictures of like, Franklin, Franklin Roosevelt, they were wearing all white, all kids were white, and dresses until they were a certain age, right? So it was a money saver for families who had giant families of 16 kids. Now, you know, in the early 1900s, you know, the history of it, is that people are having less kids. And so then they started being like, Oh, girls, clothes, boys clothes, you know. So if we start to learn the history of that, and we start to learn that, like, clothing doesn't have a gender makeup doesn't have a gender. And we start to learn how I was raised to see what femininity looks like, and what masculinity looks like. Because in a lot of different cultures, too, it looks differently. So that's the work if I look internally, and then if I can look internally and at myself, it's just like, you know, every therapist should have a therapist, right?   Katie Vernoy  12:33 Yeah!   Beck Gee Cohen  12:33 .. is that if I start with, note that everyone, you can start to empathize with how difficult these things might be, for a client that is in is it was questioning their gender or transitioning. And you may not know, someone is trans when they come in your office, and you build a rapport with them, and you build a therapeutic alliance, and then they come out to you. Right, and they feel that they trust you. You know, that is your job to continue to work with that. And you can work with them. As long as you you know, maybe you need to seek supervision or whatever. But I think therapists can really do a lot of work on themselves around gender, even if they they're not trans. Right. I think it's funny because we only talk about like sexuality and gender when it comes to the LGBT community. We're actually like, sexuality and gender should be talked about across the board for everyone. I think we would we'd serve us as as therapists and as the world as a whole,   Curt Widhalm  13:34 when we sent over the what should we talk about questionnaire to you, you dropped in this term trans resilience? Can you tell us what that is? And how that plays out? With our clients.   Beck Gee Cohen  13:47 Sometimes we focus in on the pain of transition a lot. Right? As therapists we concentrate on anxiety and depression, all the hard things, right?   Katie Vernoy  14:02 Yeah.   Beck Gee Cohen  14:03 Why do people go to therapy? Do people go therapy when they're super happy, you know, but, but at the same time, I think when I when I talk about trans resilience, and they talk about how we can celebrate identity in the therapeutic space, I think this is a really important piece to helping our clients celebrate themselves and empowering themselves and trans resilience to me means that, you know, we walk through the world, and we walk through all of this stuff that we do, and we we, you know, we get misgendered and we walk through all the messages that say we shouldn't be here, but we still show up every day. And we still are present in our lives or we try to be and we still show up to therapy, we still show up. And we and I keep saying show up because it's sometimes it's so hard to show up. And so To foster that, and to like, empower my clients who are trans is like really like celebrating them and celebrating who they are, and, and walking in their truth and walking in their authenticity. A lot of times people will say, Oh, you're so brave for doing this. I don't Thank you. Right? Like, I think, no, thank you. Right. And I know where that comes from. And I also know that like, I came out, because it was like an act of survival. Like, I run out of a burning building, like I was running out of a burning building. Is that brave? No, that's like, I'm trying to survive.   Katie Vernoy  15:41 Yeah,   Beck Gee Cohen  15:41 you know, I think bravery is really like going back in and getting people and pulling them out. Right? Bravery is like, you know, showing up again, every day and helping others and all those things. So that mean, I think therapists are brave, right? But for me, it was an act of survival. And so when I talk about resilience is really talking to my clients about, like, you know, you show up every day, you know, as hard as it is you keep showing up and with suicidality, and suicide rates so high in the trans community, you know, for those who are able to survive, I think it's, I think it's really important. And I think it's also really important to like, celebrate, and, like, enjoy being trans, you know, I mean, I'm constantly like, asking them, you know, we're talking about dysphoria all the time. And I'm like, where's your euphoria? You know, when you feel good this week? When did someone like make you feel like, you know, when did you like, go put that dress on? Or, or, or get gendered correctly? Or like, like, hold on to those moments, too, because that feels good. When did you look in the mirror? And we're like, damn, I look good today. You know, like, I feel good in my body. I think therapists you know, sometimes will so hyper focus on like, oh, you you have to hate yourself to be trans. Like you actually don't. Yeah, actually don't like that's that's a that's a false narrative that has been given to you by the DSM.   Katie Vernoy  17:09 Yeah, I think I want to actually like there's so many things I want to go into here. But I think one of the the pieces that feels really compelling to me is this idea of this notion, and you're calling it gender dysphoria, then gender, euphoria, we've heard that as well before, but I think there's this notion of hating yourself feels like it is already coming from a cis place, a cisgender place, that the self is defined by whatever gender you were assigned at birth. And so talk a little bit more about your feelings about the DSM, because you started to go there.   Beck Gee Cohen  17:52 I went there,   Katie Vernoy  17:53 I just am curious about how you look at it, because I think most of what we do is based on what society deems normal, and it's so culturally bound, I loved when you were talking earlier about how gender has been perceived through the years, because I think we feel like well, this is just what it is. And it's like, well, no, actually, it's completely culturally defined if we really look at it. But anyway, it's early, where I'm going all over the place. So let me get to the question. How do you think the DSM harms our efforts toward treatment? Because it seems like it's framed improperly.   Beck Gee Cohen  18:28 Yeah. Well, so if I look at like, so again, this is just my opinion, not the opinion of all trans therapists, we're looking at two things here, right? That the, the DSM in and of itself helps people like having dysphoria as like a, as a diagnosis can help us get hormones and all those things, which is like, you know, if you're not in an informed state, right, like, you can at least go to the doctor and get your medical needs met. So dysphoria, and you actually actually said it, in what you what you were just talking about is that dysphoria is actually not mine. If I actually look at the myself, like, I am not dysphoric around my gender, everyone else is dysphoric around my gender, right, like, so it the gender dysphoria is actually internalized. And if I look at like, you know, gender dysphoria from the DSM, it actually says the stressors from the outside in, right? And so it's like, So, am I really dysphoric um, I'm in my internalizing the gender dysphoria that people have placed on my gender, you know, and so, it can be a hard concept to talk to teens about to talk to even adults about because they, like it gets so set on like, No, I'm dysphoric and I have dysphoria, and I chew you know, I struggle with that. But the more I I have this conversation, the more I even dive internally, it's like, actually, I'm Just internalizing that dysphoria. And so then I feel depressed and anxious because I can't get a job because I'm seeing in the world is a freak. And you know all the things, right? I'm told that I shouldn't, you know, play sports, or legislation against me says I can't play sports, things like that, right? So I'm internalizing everyone else's stuff. Like when I talk about dysphoria, it's like, well, what, what are you actually dysphoric about? Right? Yeah, what's, what do you actually dysphoric about? Well, I want to change my body. Well, a lot of people want to change their body, and they're not diagnosed with gender dysphoria. Like, you can go to a plastic surgeon and get whatever you want done. But you're not diagnosed with dysphoria, or any diagnosis, really, I'm not depressed, because I'm trans I'm, I can also just be depressed. I can have depression, if you actually look at the DSM dysphoria in children and adolescents, right? We're already talking about boys and girls toys, there's already like this, like, thing around like, you know, gendered toys in they're already like, these societal cultural stereotypes that are put into the DSM. And so it's like, children should be allowed to play with gender, and play, everyone should be allowed to play with gender and, and be who they are. It shouldn't be like a diagnosis. What we see here is that we also see, I talked to a lot of parents, and they say, Well, my kid wasn't playing with dolls when they were younger. So there's no way that they could be a girl. Right? Right. And so it attaches, again, like, this gender roles is, you know, stereotypes on to a child, and then it's like, you know, do I have to like dresses and all these things in order to be a girl? Or do I have to play with trucks to be a boy? It's like, well, no, not necessarily. Right? So it just, I think we get so honed in on, like, the diagnosis, that we forget the person. And I think that happens a lot in the DSM, we're just so hyper focused, and in order to get insurance to cover it, or whatever. So yeah, we're like, Okay, do you do check all the boxes? And if you don't, right, then maybe you're not. And so what I've run into with a lot of like, even young people, I mean, it's amazing what you can find out there on the internet, young people know exactly what they need to come in with to share what they need, you know, and, and people know, like, so if I'm not depressed around my gender, so then I have to go into a therapist, and I have to lie, to get hormones, right. And I have to say, Well, I'm depressed, but I'm not depressed. I'm not. I'm not too depressed. Because if I'm too depressed, then you're not going to give me my hormones. If you're too if I'm too anxious, or if I'm feeling you know, I'm having suicidal ideations, then, you know, maybe I need medication, I don't need hormones, right? So I'm gonna lie to you about actually, like, how bad I'm feeling or how good I'm feeling because I need to hit that middle ground. And so you're already starting off the therapeutic relationship in a lie?   Katie Vernoy  23:18 Yeah.   Beck Gee Cohen  23:18 How do you build something from there? So if I take myself out of a gatekeeping role, right, if I tell a client, like, I'm not here to tell you who you are, you know who you are, right? I'm not here to tell you who you are. I'm here to like walk you walk through, you know, because I believe in therapy. Don't get me wrong. Like, I believe in the power of therapy. I don't believe in it to to gate keep for certain things for telling someone who they are. Right. But I definitely believe in walking through with someone through the changes and shifts that they're gonna happen through their transition. That's a big deal. But if you're starting off, like, with a client just having to lie to you, because they just want a letter from you. It's like, well, that's, that's not okay. You know, that's,   Katie Vernoy  24:07 it's not therapy   Beck Gee Cohen  24:08 person. It's not therapy. It's it's not at all, and it's actually super harmful. And I've seen it harm a lot of people in that way.   Curt Widhalm  24:17 Speaking of letters and organizations, that gate keep, I know that one of the resources out there that people point to in working with trans clients and especially maybe the first times that they're working on transplants, is Wpath. And there's some guidelines there that I understand that you're part of some some groups working on some making some changes over there, too.   Beck Gee Cohen  24:43 Yeah, so there's some work groups that are changing some of the Wpath guidelines for teens and so there's like working groups of actual trans identified providers, which you know, Wpath has, over the years been primarily cisgender people kind of, again, implementing certain guidelines, which, in effect have been helpful, you know, over the years, but I think as we just as, like, we get to understand gender, and as it works in the world, right, we have to shift and move things. And, and, and just as it's been over the years, you have these really great, amazing people who are allies and who are trying their best. And like, you also have to now have people at the table who are actually, you know, part of this community, and now that there are more providers, more doctors, that are trans identified nurses, therapists, you know, they're actually bringing more of us on into the conversation. And so, you know, I told Curt before this, I don't want to, you know, I had some, like, really strong, you know, like opinions, but now like, it's like, okay, well, yes, of course, right? Like, no, I mean, all this any kind of legislation, any kind of like licensure stuff, like trans people were never at the table. So now that we are kind of stepping up into these spaces, I think we're going to start to see some great changes happening, hopefully, you know, fingers crossed some changes in how care is given to trans clients, across the board medically, because, you know, Wpath is like mental health, medical, you know, treatment, all of these things. And, and people do go to it, and it's almost like, you know, well, this is, and it's taken, I think people who are like, well, this is not, this isn't still isn't right, right, this still isn't right, there still needs to be some changes happening. And so bringing in trans people with experience, I think, is really, really important and valuable. So still go to WPATH still go to, you know, get those guidelines, that should be like, kind of foundational, and if it doesn't feel right, it probably isn't, you know, like, if it does, it's like, this feels a little gatekeeping, right, this sounds a little bit like, you know, like, these kind of hard lines, like, Oh, you have to, you know, you know, it used to be like you have to live as, you know, the opposite gender for a year, you know, in order to get hormones, and you're just like, what, what is that? You know, what is that about? Like, those kind of guidelines, now, we've kind of stepped away from it, but I will still hear that I will still hear therapists using those old antiquated kind of markers of like, being trans, like, you know, because there's not one way to be trans, there's not one way to like, walk in the world, right? Not all trans people want surgery, not all trans people want hormones, you know, that's not all people want to live, like, like as like the opposite. Right? Like, you know, we all lie somewhere somewhere in the middle, some of us so.   Katie Vernoy  27:52 So stepping out a little bit, because I think there's some nuance to what you're talking about. But I do know that there are some folks that this may be one of the first stepping stones for them learning about how to work with trans clients. And so maybe just to a very brief because I think people need full on training, and will definitely give you a chance to talk about the trainings that you do, because I think that would be a really good start. And there's, you know, lots of great resources for letters and all the things but if someone is a general therapist, and they they don't spend specialized and trans clients, and they have a trans client walk into their office, first off, get supervision, get training, all that stuff. But is there anything because you know, you're not going to necessarily know tell? You know? And so, what are some advice that you have for for, for clinicians, whose clients who they've been working with for quite some time, come out,   Beck Gee Cohen  28:47 I still believe in that therapeutic alliance is the number one thing for any relationship, if you do that, so there's there's two different there's two different like, I think, scenarios here, there's the one where the transplant just comes in, right from first time to like, one that you've been working with for a long time. So we'll start a long time one, and that you start, like having this conversation and I think that there's a really valuable tool called vulnerability that therapists can use in the space where they say, I haven't had a whole lot of experience working with trans clients before or around gender and, you know, I, you know, and thanking them for, like, coming out, you know, to you, right, because ultimately, you have built that trust because people don't just, like, come in and be like, I'm trans, you know, like, first I mean, maybe that's a like, I did that, but I knew that she had worked with transplants before so, but I just needed to say it out loud, but I think like, it's pretty rare. Um, I think people like wanna, like feel it out a little bit, right and kind of see how they're, how you're gonna respond. And and so obviously you'd become that trusted person, so even thanking them, you know, in some way, and then, and then doing the work around it and kind of saying, like, you know, I, I don't have a whole lot of experience, but I'm, I'm so willing to learn, and I'll learn outside of here. And I will ask questions. And if you don't want to answer them, like, I will find out other ways, you know, and just sharing like your process, I think it's a big, I think, if I were a client, and someone said that, to me, as a trans person, I would feel more connected to my therapist, than someone just assuming that they knew everything, and then being like, you actually don't know, right, or walking into a therapy room for the first time, and someone has like a rainbow flag up, and has no idea how to work in the LGBT space, right, because they got a rainbow sticker that they said that they should have on their wall to show that they work with diverse clients, you know, like, I mean, like, you know, we see that a lot. And I think that that is that can be dangerous, because like I let my walls down, because I'm looking for safety. So I may let my walls down, and then then find out like, oh, you actually have never worked with a transplant before. And you actually have no training. And so, so if you, like were a therapist, and you had a client just walk in the door and say that they were trans, you know, that's a conversation that either you're gonna have to have with a supervisors, and also, again, being honest from the start and saying, I've never worked with transplants before, but I have some training. And I Oh, you know, and I'll, you know, seek that out. And I think a lot of us, for those of us who are trans seek out therapists, like, I'm going to, I don't automatically seek out trans therapists, like trans identified therapist, probably because I know all of them personally, in some way, shape, or form. So it makes it tough. And I'm in that space right now. Um, but I'm looking for, you know, like, I will, you know, I will ask questions of like, Have you worked with trans clients before? Are you part of the LGBT community if they do choose to disclose or not, they don't necessarily have to be part of that. But I want to know what kind of, you know, if they've ever worked with, with a trans client before, but that's me, but I also ask if they've ever worked with clinicians, as well, because that's a whole nother   Katie Vernoy  32:27 Yeah, that's a whole other dynamic. We are getting short on time. So I want to, I want to just comment on something and get a couple more thoughts from you, I think there's this element of, you may have a client come in either in the process with you either come out for the first time, or kind of identify that for themselves for the first time, I feel like there's so much to talk about there. And then there are also clients who are trans and that's not what their issue is. And I think there's so there's different elements of what we would need to know, when someone comes in and they are trans and the issue isn't about their gender identity, it sounds like this awareness is important and being able to understand the impact that it may have on what's going on. And I think that's, that's fairly well in the wheelhouse of the therapists, especially as they are able to get consultation and make sure that they're, they're kind of there with them and understanding the person in front of them and that the issues they're facing when someone comes out or is in the process of identifying for themselves, their gender identity. And that process, I think that can be very confusing for folks, especially with a hard bias against, you know, kind of what we went back going back to life, the gender dysphoria, and even just the angst that can be coming through as the identification or the understanding, I am trans. And so can you talk a little bit about that process of the kind of understanding kind of the introspection, the kind of identifying for the individual, as well as how therapist can support trans clients as they identify and come out and potentially even transition because that seems like that's very specific to the gender identity whereas other things are informed you know, it's it's gender identity informed it's other issues, but it's gender identity and form. This is it's about gender identity,   Beck Gee Cohen  34:25 when a specific client is is coming in specifically around their gender identity like this is this is the the pressing struggle at this point in time that that I'm you know, is is obviously getting the whole story around because, you know, some people are in relationships, right, some people are in, you know, I mean, I come from obviously a wider lens of like the sociological piece of a person like all of these things and, and really diving into their fears, right diving into, like you said, they kind of they're there, because they've already been thinking about it. Like, this has been something that has been brewing for a while someone just doesn't usually just wake up one day and be like, Yeah, I'm trans, right. Like, I mean, this is something. And I like to get that backstory, I like to ask people when they first kind of knew something was different, right? Like, you know, it could be a year ago, it could be six months ago, it could be 10 years ago, right. And when they first maybe even talked about it to someone, you could be the first person they are talking to about it, right? And so let's say, you know, they knew when they were five, and now they're 30, that's 25 years of kind of unraveling of like, you know, what, you know, what has been going on? For them? I think the first question my therapist asked me when I told her that I was trans, which I, which I, you know, so appreciate. And I go back to, even as a clinician is like, okay, cool. So what do you want to do about that? Sounds like, which sounds it's so her right? It was like, I was like, what, you know, like, like, what do you know, because you've obviously been thinking about this. So like, we'll deal with all that, that unraveling of the history and all that stuff later. But like, How can I be present for you now? Like, what is it that you are looking for right now? Like, are you looking to get on hormones? Are you looking to get top surgery, you know, like or whatever. Like, for me, it was like, I knew I wanted to get top surgery, I did not know I wanted to go on hormones. That was like, so far, like, it was like a lot for me to think about, but I knew exactly what I wanted one thing. It's just like, cool. Let's start there. Right? We don't have to make it like, I think we also get overwhelmed with like, what if I say the wrong thing, right? Like, what if I, what if I, what if I screw this up? And but it's just like, it's almost like goal setting. Like, okay, great. Like, what do you see for yourself, because a lot of trans people don't even aren't even, they're so focused on like, the history and like, the present, like, the fear and the anxiety that, that I couldn't even see myself in the future. So to be able to, like, be present, and then look forward, was really empowering. Like, oh, I can do this, right? Like, right, yeah, it scares the shit out of me. But excuse my language, but like, I'm also like, but, but I can see that I can see that there might be a future for me here. And so I you know, kind of kind of, in that, in that in that respect, that's like a celebratory way of thinking and, and then we can get dive into the introspection, we can dive into the struggles of, of what it is to be trans in the world and all those things. But like, if we give it a moment and ask, really just kind of asked, like, what do we want to do here? Like what to do with this information? Do we want to move forward? Or do we want to focus on like, the hows and whys and then giving like, you know, sometimes we give readings, sometimes we give, but most people that come in who are who are talking about their gender, they've already been researching, they have already been, like watching YouTube videos, they've already been having this conversation internally, they just need to, like, get it out, and like have a place to like, get it out, and they may not have any movement, maybe they just want to talk about it in the room. Maybe they have no idea what they want to do. And it's like, that's great, too. But this is a space where you can, we can acknowledge that sometimes it's the only space where I'm using the name and pronouns that they want to use for the first time. Right? Like, I've used that space for helping people come out to their loved ones. Right, I came out to my best friend in my therapy, and with my therapist, actually came into town and I'm like, you're going to come to therapy with me. And she allowed that space for me to come out, you know, to the person that I love the most, you know? And so, like those are the things that we can do as therapists.   Katie Vernoy  39:12 I love that.   Curt Widhalm  39:14 If people are looking forward to a future with you and your training where can they find out more about you and follow you?   Beck Gee Cohen  39:26 Oh, I was thought this was a proposal Curt. Um... Oh was like okay. So you can find me at my website BGC bridge calm. I offer consultation and trainings and things like that on that website. You can always email me it's Beck at BGCbridge comm I'm always open to offering you know, help, consultation, you know, networking. You know, if you have a trans client and you just have a couple questions, I'm always glad to you know, Email. But if you want more of like a sit down, you know, we can talk about that as well.   Katie Vernoy  40:06 And just one quick question around resources. Are there any ideal resources for clinicians who'd like to do some reading or some get some basic information that that would help them? At least have a foundation?   Beck Gee Cohen  40:19 Yeah, for sure. There's a lot. But I think the MY GO Tos are Alex II and TAFI has a couple of books on gender trauma. Life isn't binary for non binary, folks. They're also a therapist and amazing therapists doing somatic and trauma work in the LGBTQ plus community so you can go to their website. And then my gender workbook by the fabulous Kate Bornstein is always a good tongue in cheek kind of gender workbook. And again, I suggest therapists get it for themselves and you know, start filling it out like workbook style. You know, Dara Hoffmann Fox also has a gender identity workbook. I love workbooks, again, more introspection, I never give out a book that I wouldn't do myself. So, you know, just get those for yourself and see if they work. And there's a great book for I know, there'll be another conversation around families and trans teens and things like that. But it's called Two Spirits one heart and it's written by a trans son and his mom and the coming out process and that way, so I gave it to my mom when I came out. So a lot of you might be working with parents of trans teens, a really great resource for them.   Curt Widhalm  41:39 And will include links to all of those in our show notes. You can find those over at MTS g podcast.com. And follow us on our social media, join our Facebook group, the modern therapist group. And until next time, I'm Curt Widhalm with Katie Vernoy and Beck Gee Cohen   Katie Vernoy  41:55 Thanks again to our sponsor, buying time,   Curt Widhalm  41:58 buying times VAs support businesses by managing email communications, CRM or automation systems, website admin and hosting email marketing, social media, bookkeeping and much more. 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Jeremy and Cit sit down with Morgan Milovich @MLMilovich and Ty Duperron @Ty_Duperron from DAZ 3D . They have an exciting NFT project minting the middle/end of December 2021 entitled Non Fungible People @NFungiblePeople. To celebrate, we are giving away 5 of DAZ 3D's earlier NFTs - We have a few Elven Warrior NFTs to give away. This NFT was minted at .06ETH Not only can you see some of the early traits that later are becoming part of the Non Fungible People project, owning an Elven Warrior NFT comes with utility as well. Owners will be able to get you access to the pre-sale for the upcoming Non Fungible People NFT release, you can also purchase at a lower cost as well. So, not only do you get to keep the Elven Warrior NFT, owning it allows you early access to the Non Fungible People NFT and also allows you to purchase at a reduced cost. Win - Win - Win!Give Away Contest Directions for the Elven Warrior NFT - 1. Follow us on Twitter @allin4nft 2. Subscribe to our podcast "The Allin4NFT Show"3. Leave a review of the podcast4. Take a screen shot of the review5. Tweet @ us and include the screen shotAlso - listen to the podcast episode in its entirety, as Morgan also has a giveaway allowing listeners to get on the whitelist for the Non Fungible People. We loved chatting with Morgan and Ty and are super excited for this special upcoming NFT release for Non Fungible People from DAZ 3D

Après avoir joué du violoncelle avec Jane Birkin, Jeanne Moreau, Étienne Daho ou Piers Faccini, Dom La Nena sort son 3ème nouvel album solo Tempo, et c'est chez elle à Paris et assise par terre que la violoncelliste brésilienne a raconté sa merveilleuse histoire du temps, de l'écriture, et des compositions de ce nouvel album. Lorsqu'elle ne joue pas avec Rosemary Standley de Birds on a Wire, Dom compose, enregistre ses boucles, multiplie les pistes et réfléchit au temps qui passe comme au temps qu'il fait. Sur Tempo, l'artiste mexicaine Julieta Vengas (près de 3 millions d'abonnés sur Facebook) est invitée sur un titre. Instrumental, susurré ou chanté en plusieurs langues, c'est Tempo !   Extraits de l'album Tempo de Dom La Nena sur RFI : Tempo, Todo Tiene Su Fin, voir le clip, Valsa, Quien Podra Saberlo feat. Julieta Venegas, voir le clip, Doux de rêver. Puis, nous recevons Leonor Harispe, la voix et l'auteure du Cuarteto Tafi, basée à Toulouse. Le Cuarteto Tafí offre une musique consciente de ses origines, métissée et actuelle. Cuarteto Tafi, ce sont des chansons en espagnol, aussi engagées que poétiques, portées par une musique voyageuse aux sonorités modernes.     Autour de Leonor Harispe, chanteuse argentine rayonnante avec une présence scénique remarquable, Ludovic Deny (Bouzouki grec), Matthieu Guenez (Guitare et Oud) et Frédéric Theiler (Percussions) s'imposent avec force sur leur 4e album, Amanecer, irrésistiblement énergique et poétique. Avec les participations de Leïla Martial, Deep Kelins, Matthieu Saglio, Serge Lopez, Jean-Luc Amestoy et Ghislain Rivera. Extraits de l'album Amanecer du Cuarteto Tafi sur RFI : El canto Del Sur voir le clip, El Silencio del tempo, Frida Libre, Yo Soy El Indigo feat. Leïla Martial, Ni Una Menos, Somos de la Tierra voir le clip. (Rediffusion)       #brésil #argentine #musiquelatine

BAYAN BUGEBUGEN DUNIYA, SAI ME?

BAYAN BUGEBUGEN DUNIYA, SAI ME?

Album 3 Track 14 – Matt Wilburn, President and Co-Founder of Tafi and Daz 3D, previously Chief Marketing Officer of Cricut and Senior Category Director of Yahoo. Matt has worked with a variety of brands and companies to grow his experience and he brings it to our virtual building this week. If you've ever wondered about NFTs (nonfungible tokens) and the growing prevalence and strategy behind them, you don't want to miss this.A few takeaways:  If your brand isn't utilizing NFTs, you are already behind and missing out Career paths aren't singular but dependent upon pursuing what you want to do. But rather, choose a career that empowers you to be the best you can be The power of Muhammad Ali, a common role model of DC and Matt Analytics - the answer to all problems or a deterrent to taking risks? Sometimes great success comes from painting outside the lines

Album 3 Track 14 – Matt Wilburn, President and Co-Founder of Tafi and Daz 3D, previously Chief Marketing Officer of Cricut and Senior Category Director of Yahoo. Matt has worked with a variety of brands and companies to grow his experience and he brings it to our virtual building this week. If you've ever wondered about NFTs (nonfungible tokens) and the growing prevalence and strategy behind them, you don't want to miss this.A few takeaways:  If your brand isn't utilizing NFTs, you are already behind and missing out Career paths aren't singular but dependent upon pursuing what you want to do. But rather, choose a career that empowers you to be the best you can be The power of Muhammad Ali, a common role model of DC and Matt Analytics - the answer to all problems or a deterrent to taking risks? Sometimes great success comes from painting outside the lines

Est-ce une bonne idée de mélanger amour et affaires?Dans cet épisode, Greg et Sass discutent des avantages et désavantages d'avoir son partenaire amoureux comme partenaire professionnel!Article discuté dans l'épisode: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/16/business/roxane-gay-work-friend.html?mc=aud_dev&ad_name=%7B%7Bad.name%7D%7D&adset_name=%7B%7Badset.name%7D%7D&campaign_id=23848891880300063&ad-keywords=auddevgate&subid1=TAFI&adset_id=23848891888800063&ad_id=23848891889590063&fbclid=IwAR1slUkWUbqN3d8M-lDXJI0f9d50tsRiqOqgXNIGaKkFXxSot2kieYVOBCE&dclid=CjkKEQjws4aKBhCFkbWj28aEp68BEiQAbMi1nKFifkQ0YIwp0tpmt0SkvmZox8jDhJR-voWlfXx51xjw_wcBDécouverte Lokal: @decouvertelokal - decouvertelokal.com*******YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZG4bXmjcV2mlgiL_RmtRxAFacebook: Les MondésirInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lesmondesir/Email: info@lesmondesir.comSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3X4tXEsDj8QsTR6ZJxlwGkGoogle Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS85MDI3MzcucnNzGoogle Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ikm342g6vzj7xcu4dqvith23ua4?t=Les_Mondesir_-_Le_Podcast******Music: NKUSI/Eklktk Group

Van Wert Area Chamber CEO/President Mark Verville is joined by Tafi Stober, Executive Director of Van Wert Live. They talk about her early career, life on the farm and her to Van Wert Live.

HERNAN ROMANO de Estancias las Carreras Tafi del Valle

Ty Duperron is the Chief Operating Officer at Tafi, which is the creator of a high-end avatar engine used in augmented reality, virtual reality and game development. At surface level, this sounds like having a cute comic book version of yourself but this goes far deeper into the concept of ones virtual identity. We're going to dig into how this is going to apply in future interactions, for both personal and business environments.

durée : 00:21:59 - La nouvelle scène France Bleu Occitanie - Le voyage autour du monde continue.

Après avoir joué du violoncelle avec Jane Birkin, Jeanne Moreau, Étienne Daho ou Piers Faccini, Dom La Nena sort son 3ème nouvel album solo Tempo, et c’est chez elle à Paris et assise par terre que la violoncelliste brésilienne a raconté sa merveilleuse histoire du temps, de l’écriture, et des compositions de ce nouvel album. Lorsqu’elle ne joue pas avec Rosemary Standley de Birds on a Wire, Dom compose, enregistre ses boucles, multiplie les pistes et réfléchit au temps qui passe comme au temps qu’il fait. Sur Tempo, l’artiste mexicaine Julieta Vengas (près de 3 millions d’abonnés sur Facebook) est invitée sur un titre. Instrumental, susurré ou chanté en plusieurs langues, c’est Tempo !   Extraits de l’album Tempo de Dom La Nena sur RFI : Tempo, Todo Tiene Su Fin, voir le clip, Valsa, Quien Podra Saberlo feat. Julieta Venegas, voir le clip, Doux de rêver. Puis, nous recevons Leonor Harispe, la voix et l’auteure du Cuarteto Tafi, basée à Toulouse. Le Cuarteto Tafí offre une musique consciente de ses origines, métissée et actuelle. Cuarteto Tafi, ce sont des chansons en espagnol, aussi engagées que poétiques, portées par une musique voyageuse aux sonorités modernes.   Autour de Leonor Harispe, chanteuse argentine rayonnante avec une présence scénique remarquable, Ludovic Deny (Bouzouki grec), Matthieu Guenez (Guitare et Oud) et Frédéric Theiler (Percussions) s’imposent avec force sur leur 4e album, Amanecer, irrésistiblement énergique et poétique. Avec les participations de Leïla Martial, Deep Kelins, Matthieu Saglio, Serge Lopez, Jean-Luc Amestoy et Ghislain Rivera. Extraits de l’album Amanecer du Cuarteto Tafi sur RFI : El canto Del Sur voir le clip, El Silencio del tempo, Frida Libre, Yo Soy El Indigo feat. Leïla Martial, Ni Una Menos, Somos de la Tierra voir le clip.     #brésil #argentine #musiquelatine    

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el nuevo transporte público en Tafi Viejo.

En un nuevo episodio de #RelatosDeMiTierra, viajamos a la provincia de Tucuman para descubrir la puerta de entrada al Noroeste Argentino. Tafí del Valle es tierra ancestral para los pueblos originarios y en este podcast te lo contamos. ¡Sumate vos también a recorrer la magia de la naturaleza en Argentina junto a Relatos De Mi Tierra! www.relatosenmochila.com

En un nuevo episodio de #RelatosDeMiTierra, viajamos a la provincia de Tucuman para descubrir la puerta de entrada al Noroeste Argentino. Tafí del Valle es tierra ancestral para los pueblos originarios y en este podcast te lo contamos. ¡Sumate vos también a recorrer la magia de la naturaleza en Argentina junto a Relatos De Mi Tierra! www.relatosenmochila.com

Epidemiologist at the University of Auckland Dr Gerhard Sundborn. talks about the reality of COVID19 lockdown and elimination strategy.  What is the reality of eliminating covid19 in NZ? Epidemiologists are scientists who study diseases within populations of people. In essence, these public health professionals analyze what causes disease outbreaks in order to treat existing diseases and prevent future outbreaks. Thanks to this, epidemiologists are considered “disease detectives” of the public health world. Live interview with John Pulu  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Mee kile Ginai - LionFIT, Managing Director & Lesley Vainikolo - LionFIT, Chief Operating Officer. talks to John Pulu all about LionFIT is a premium NZ owned and operated company. They specialize in Activewear and athletic clothing. Live on #PMNTONGA for more information https://www.lionfit.co.nz/who-we-are  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Lesieli Katokakala Lutua is the Chief Air Traffic Controller in Tonga on PMN Tonga.

The Tonga Ocean Management Bill will be finalized this year, following presentations made by the Marine Spatial Planning team. Rosamond Bing - Chief Executive Officer for Lands, Survey and Natural Resources. live interview with John Pulu

The family-owned Eight Roses Cafe & Buffet have been serving up a delicious meal in Otahuhu since 2017 and they are moving to West Auckland! joining me on the line is Fred & Kato Tuakalau live interview with John 

Christina Sofele - Auckland Tonga Netball fundraise for South Africa in May. live interview with John  for more information Auckland Tonga Netball FB page  or call for your support 027 533 5875

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A big congratulations to Steve Rausch and his beautiful wife Molli on their healthy baby boy! (Steve will be back later in the month) Financial advisor Brian Wiley sits down with CAP Hazen Armstrong to talk taxes! What's going on with the cannabis and banking industries?  Show regular Steve Marsh of Medical Plans of Idaho calls in to ask whether or not one can deduct a hydroponic system for growing tomatoes. Then some incredibly sage advice from a return caller. Find out what TAFI is, and how disabled federal retirees can save paying state taxes (it's not as hard as it might seem, with precedent). Brian Wiley, Financial Advisor www.treecityadvisors.com Hazen Armstrong, CPA robbinsarmstrong.com https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMoneyPros www.therealmoneypros.com www.kboi.com

Segunda entrega del programa folklorico conducido por Julián Attorresi. En esta entrega , viajamos a Tafi del Valle , Tucuman , para contarte un poco sobre este hermoso lugar . Te pasamos la agenda del FESTIVAL NACIONAL DE JINETEADA Y FOLCLORE , Diamante 2020 , Ente Ríos. Homenaje a Mercedes Sosa . Y mucho más. 60 minutos a puro folklore.

Pravljico Zbogom, Ostržek! pripoveduje Boris Cavazza, priljubljen dramski igralec, z angleškim rogom pa ga je spremljala Nina Tafi. Napisal jo je Dim Zupan, ilustriral Marko Rop. Pravljica je bila ustvarjena v sodelovanju z oddajo Lahko noč, otroci! v produkciji Radia Slovenija z režiserko Špelo Kravogel in urednico oddaje Aljo Verbole. Prisluhnite Lahkonočnicam, sodobnim zvočnim pravljicam sodobnih slovenskih avtorjev na www.lahkonocnice.si.

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In this episode Scott interviews the Co-Founder and CEO of TAFi, Mel Cohen. Here she discusses a variety of topics such as how she started her career as a research scientist, the digital health industry, what motivates her, and what she has learned from her background in martial arts.

New Orleans is so old, so fine, so big in the culture, and so vast in its disappointments and its triumphs, that it feels odd to mention just one side of the crescent kaleidoscope. But we have to call out one thing that has long attracted us to the city: New Orleans is like Disneyland for day-drinkers. In other cities, we sometimes have to apologize a bit for asking our guests to drink before sundown. When The Trip editor Tafi told this week’s guest, the food lawyer Pepper Bowen, that we were interested in a little midday hard alcohol, she wrote back immediately: “Sounds Festive!” That is our kind of lawyer, our kind of town. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans is so old, so fine, so big in the culture, and so vast in its disappointments and its triumphs, that it feels odd to mention just one side of the crescent kaleidoscope. But we have to call out one thing that has long attracted us to the city: New Orleans is like Disneyland for day-drinkers. In other cities, we sometimes have to apologize a bit for asking our guests to drink before sundown. When The Trip editor Tafi told this week’s guest, the food lawyer Pepper Bowen, that we were interested in a little midday hard alcohol, she wrote back immediately: “Sounds Festive!” That is our kind of lawyer, our kind of town.

We all know the beautiful vision of our healthcare future: wearable tech tracking our heart rate, glucose levels, cholesterol and so forth; doctors and nurses who ask the right questions while our answers are input easily into a smart and safe database; powerful machine learning algorithms that can not only diagnose our conditions, but predict when we'll contract our next illness, and offer suggestions for avoidance; seamless transition between and communication among different healthcare providers and insurers; all leading to better quality of care and better health. We also all know the current state of affairs in the healthcare system which, well, isn't quite as beautiful as the future. Between now and then, companies like Tafi have a lot of work to do to build the infrastructure to get us there.Tafi's work isn't glamorous, but it's vital. In the episode we explore some of the reason why healthcare IT looks the way it does, we talk about privacy, we discuss some of the arcana of electronic medical records and interoperability, and we even make all of this into a really interesting discussion. As we've done with the previous two episodes, we also have tacked on the conversation between Michael and Marco at the end. We hope you enjoy it!P.S. - please rate us and write a review on iTunes, and let others know about the show!

Stell dir vor, du bist 52 Jahre alt und fährst nach wie vor 18.000km Rad im Jahr, dein Meistertrikot von 1998 passt dir noch immer und du fühlst dich so fit, dass du am liebsten den Jungspunden mit ihren modernen Rädern bei Paris Roubaix mal zeigen würdest, was Sache ist. Andrea Tafi (MAPEI) kommt dabei aus einer unrühmlichen Radsport-Zeit, war bei den Eintagesklassikern in Belgien und Frankreich sehr erfolgreich. Angeblich hat er bereits ein Team für das Rennen in der Hölle des französischen Nordens gefunden. Anders als Tafi stellt sich Lance Armstrong gerade sehr in den Mittelpunkt und fällt durch zahlreiche Schnappschüsse mit (Mountainbike) Profis auf oder zeigt sich beim MTB Etappen Rennen in Costa Rica (in Rapha Outfit). Lance Armstrong ist nicht nur ein lebenslang gesperrter Doper, sondern tat dies auch mit herausstechender krimineller Energie, wie wir im Podcast noch einmal darstellen werden. Ebenso unbescholten agieren NADA und BDR, die eine deutsche Mountainbikerin oder einen deutschen Mountainbiker schützen, die oder der des Dopings überführt wurde. Während die WADA (Weltantidoping Agentur) das Veröffentlichen von Namen von überführten Sportlern in ihren Statuen festlegt, widersetzt sich die NADA dieser Regelung und beruft sich aus dem Datenschutz. In der Kritik bleibt der BDR auch wegen seiner Veränderungen im Lizenz-System, die von Lizenz Sportlern weitestgehend begrüßt werden aber weiterhin keinen Grund für die Jedermann Szene darstellt über einen Verein eine Lizenz zu lösen. Das System krankt von innen zu Lasten des Nachwuchses in ein paar Jahren. THEMENÜBERSICHT: Emily Batty grinst mit Lance Armstrong vor der Kamera Doping in der deutschen MTB Szene Doping im Mountainbike XCO Drei Regenerationsmethoden und deren Erfolg Andrea Tafi will mit 52 Jahren bei Paris Roubaix teilnehmen Der BDR, die Lizenz Veränderungen und eure Meinungen SHOWNOTES: Emily Batty und Lance Armstrong: Wie regenerieren nach dem Sport? https://www.br.de/mediathek/video/gut-zu-wissen-wie-regenerieren-nach-sport-av:5bd3117fb9b38700188b4c77 Andrea Tafi will mit 52 Paris Roubaix fahren: http://www.cyclingmagazine.de/2018/11/08/team-gefunden-andrea-tafi-will-mit-52-bei-paris-roubaix-starten/ Bikelovetour❤️: https://www.biklovetour.de

In Episode 145 Randy and Dean Warren chat with Trek-Segafredo's Toms Skujins.  Toms talks about his exceptional 2018 season and reflects on his Hincapie Development Team days.  Skujins shares his off season training habits and looks forward to the 2019 race season.  Randy and Dean discuss some cyclocross racing and Andrea Tafi's intention to race Paris-Roubaix as a 52 year old.  

Hailing from Pennsylvania, Tara Tafi moved west for college and eventually put down roots in Crested Butte.  Today, she works for the state of Colorado, travelling to mines across the western half of the state, developing plans for their reclamation. Colorado is a state born from mining, and Crested Butte is a former coal mining town (not a hard rock mining town like Telluride or Aspen, which is why we've always been different).  So many of the roads and trails that we all hike, bike, and drive on owe their existence to the old mining days.  Those mines, however, were largely abandoned and Tara is the one who helps make them safer- which may mean simply closing an open mine shaft, or mitigating acid water drainage.  If you want a better understanding of Crested Butte's history and future, give this one a listen. Want to learn more about mining in Colorado?: Colorado State Mining Website

www.radiomarais.fm/radiocomeme/ En 2012, dans la continuité du Label Cómeme, Matias Aguayo et Avril Ceballos créent Radio Cómeme. Des podcasts de résidents ou de shows spéciaux dénichés dans le monde entier, pour partager et proposer des réflexions musicales et faire tomber les barrières culturelles principalement causées par la distance géographique. Radio Cómeme est un reflet du vaste réseau d’amateurs de musique que le label déniche dans le monde entier. "This time Lena Willikens was driven by the diversity and complexity of different rhythms and harmonies. Her musical excursion starts in the Western Sahara and Mali, crossing Uganda, Ethopia and Sudan, passing Iran, Pakistan, Turkey and Thailand and finally ends up in Lebanon. Enjoy the trip with Sentimental Flashback 8." TRACKLIST ---------------- 1. Gruop Doueh - Min Binat Omum 2. Amanar - B4 3. Rail Band - Nantham 4. The Kars (B.A. Kalanzi) - September 5. Mahmoud Ahmed - Bemin Sebeb Litlash 6. Ali Ahmed Ali, Sayyed Ali Soliman, Gamal Ahmend Soliman - Wadi Halfa Woo Haniina 7. Amanar - A4 8. The Thai Orchestra 9. Okay Temiz - Dokuz Sekiz 10. The Thai Orchestra - B1 11. Zia - Kofriam 12. Tafi feat Nahid Akhtar - Na Main Chini Na Japani 13. Baligh Hamdy - Gada 14. Bendali - Bye Bye