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Neera Tanden — president and CEO of the Center for American Progress and a longtime Democratic policy hand — joins the Chuck Toddcast for an unusually candid reckoning with where the party went wrong and what it actually needs to do next. Tanden doesn't soften the verdict: Democrats' one job in 2024 was to keep Trump out of office, and they failed, in part because the establishment let the Biden campaign go on far too long and has consequently lost credibility it hasn't earned back. She argues that in an era where every election is close, Democrats shouldn't be satisfied chasing narrow wins — the actual goal should be a decisive Electoral College victory built around a genuine 60% coalition, especially now that even longtime Trump supporters are starting to break away. Tanden is refreshingly specific on policy: she defends incrementalism as the proven Democratic playbook (the ACA and Biden's Medicare drug price negotiations both succeeded that way, while Medicare for All keeps stalling because people are fundamentally change-averse), argues entrenched Washington interests can block even a clear majority's will, and wants Democrats to build their economic message explicitly around working-class anxieties.They discuss the sharp moral case for the estate tax while cautioning that a wealth tax is nearly impossible to administer fairly year to year and would almost certainly be struck down by this Supreme Court. The conversation turns to the internal Democratic civil war and the road to 2026 and beyond. Tanden argues there's no rise of the DSA without Trump's return, frames the Michigan Senate primary as the real petri-dish test for the left, and is blunt that Democrats in swing states need to remember they're in swing states. She calls for a real, honest autopsy of 2024, and lays out her vision for a Democratic trifecta in 2027: pass bills that directly address the cost of living, investigate the administration's corruption and recognize that Trump's entire contract with his base rests on the promise that he can never lose. Play ball and swing for the fences on FanDuel, an official partner of the MLB at https://FANDUEL.COM. Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/chuck. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. For free and unbiased Medicare help, dial (980) 734-3985 to speak with my trusted partner, Chapter, or go to askchapter.org/chuck /*Paid Partnership Chapter and its affiliates are not connected with or endorsed by any government entity or the federal Medicare program. 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Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Neera Tanden joins the Chuck ToddCast 01:00 Developing ideas for the country’s biggest problems 02:30 Democrats have real anger with the Trump administration 03:30 Democrats job was to keep Trump out of office & they failed 05:00 Pelosi thought Biden would lose and chose to act, but too late 06:00 The establishment allowed the Biden campaign to go on too long 06:30 The establishment has less credibility than in the past 07:15 Longtime Trump supporters are starting to break away from him 08:30 Every election is close, never enough for repudiation 09:15 Goal should be a large scale electoral college victory 11:00 The opportunity to build a 60% coalition 13:00 The problems America faces seem to big for incrementalism 15:45 The success of the ACA came via incrementalism 16:30 Medicare drug price negotiation was a huge win for Biden 17:30 Problem with Medicare-for-all is people are changing averse 18:30 Entrenched interests in Washington can stop a majority 21:30 Dems should organize messaging to include more working class people 22:00 Why do we have a trillionaire when people are struggling with basics? 22:45 Working class people are more sensitive to crime issues 24:00 People are worried about the wealthy having too much power 25:30 Inheritance tax would help prevent oligarchy 27:00 People are pessimistic their kids won’t do better than them 27:30 It feels like the social contract has been eroded in America 29:00 If you believe in merit, you should believe in the estate tax 30:00 A wealth tax is hard to evaluate year to year 30:45 Supreme Court unlikely to find wealth tax constitutional 31:45 State wealth taxes are not a good idea 33:30 Democracy is undermined when there’s an economic nobility 35:00 Attitudes toward inequality were different in the 90s, every group doing better 37:15 There’s no rise of the DSA without the return of Trump 38:00 Michigan primary will be the petri dish test for the left 39:45 Democrats in swing states need to remember they’re swing states 40:30 Liberals in Texas thought Talarico was more electable 42:30 Progressives winning in blue cities isn’t that big of an issue 43:15 DSA needs to be cognizant that they would struggle in swing states 45:00 Democratic leadership has stayed the same 46:15 Democrats needs to do a real autopsy on 24 47:00 Harris being on the ticket saved the Democrats 4 senate seats 49:00 If Dems win both chambers, how should they spend 2027? 49:45 Dems should pass bills that address the cost of living 50:15 The administration’s corruption needs to be investigated 51:30 SCOTUS basically gave Trump a pass for illegality, Dems can’t do much 52:45 Republicans are starting to break, but they tolerate the intolerable 55:15 Trump’s contract with his base is that he can’t lose 56:30 Which under the radar senate race do you find most fascinating? 57:45 Amy Acton in Ohio will be the canary in the coalmineSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With almost 100 days until the midterms, Chuck Todd delivers a data-driven check-in on a midterm race that's barely moved in months — except in one crucial direction: Trump's approval went permanently underwater on Liberation Day and has been steadily eroding ever since. He walks through the map in granular detail: Democrats are heavy favorites for the House, likely picking up 15-20 seats even after redistricting wars ultimately cut in Republicans' favor. On the Senate side, Democrats have had the better year, with the map expanding to make Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska genuinely gettable in a wave election, and forcing the GOP to spend big just to hold Texas. He notes presidential approval and even more so approval within a president's own party serving as the two biggest predictors of midterm outcomes. He warns that if the war further tanks the global economy, ordinary Americans will feel it directly, making Trump's own behavior the single biggest wildcard of the entire cycle. He then pivots to the newly passed Protect College Sports Act, walking through why nearly every stakeholder except the SEC and Big Ten support it, why it functions like a de facto collective bargaining agreement without an actual union. He closes with a trio of sharp items: the year's measles outbreak has already surpassed all of 2025's cases combined, with Chuck arguing nobody bears more responsibility for undermining the vaccine than RFK Jr.; Zohran Mamdani calling Netanyahu a war criminal while conceding he has no authority to arrest him, a comment that risks complicating the affordability-focused, "get shit done" movement Mamdani has actually been building; and a notable Oregon lawsuit challenging closed primaries on First Amendment grounds, arguing that voting shouldn't require joining a private club and that independents shouldn't be locked out of the process. Then, Neera Tanden — president and CEO of the Center for American Progress and a longtime Democratic policy hand — joins the Chuck Toddcast for an unusually candid reckoning with where the party went wrong and what it actually needs to do next. Tanden doesn't soften the verdict: Democrats' one job in 2024 was to keep Trump out of office, and they failed, in part because the establishment let the Biden campaign go on far too long and has consequently lost credibility it hasn't earned back. She argues that in an era where every election is close, Democrats shouldn't be satisfied chasing narrow wins — the actual goal should be a decisive Electoral College victory built around a genuine 60% coalition, especially now that even longtime Trump supporters are starting to break away. Tanden is refreshingly specific on policy: she defends incrementalism as the proven Democratic playbook, argues entrenched Washington interests can block even a clear majority's will, and wants Democrats to build their economic message explicitly around working-class anxieties.They discuss the sharp moral case for the estate tax while cautioning that a wealth tax is nearly impossible to administer fairly year to year and would almost certainly be struck down by this Supreme Court. The conversation turns to the internal Democratic civil war and the road to 2026 and beyond. Tanden argues there's no rise of the DSA without Trump's return, frames the Michigan Senate primary as the real petri-dish test for the left, and is blunt that Democrats in swing states need to remember they're in swing states. She calls for a real, honest autopsy of 2024, and lays out her vision for a Democratic trifecta in 2027: pass bills that directly address the cost of living, investigate the administration's corruption and recognize that Trump's entire contract with his base rests on the promise that he can never lose. Finally, he presents his ToddCast Top 5 list of governor’s seats most likely to flip in the midterms, and answers listeners’ questions in the “Ask Chuck” segment. Play ball and swing for the fences on FanDuel, an official partner of the MLB at https://FANDUEL.COM. Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/chuck. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. For free and unbiased Medicare help, dial (980) 734-3985 to speak with my trusted partner, Chapter, or go to askchapter.org/chuck /*Paid Partnership Chapter and its affiliates are not connected with or endorsed by any government entity or the federal Medicare program. Chapter Advisory, LLC represents Medicare Advantage HMO, PPO, and PFFS organizations and stand alone prescription drug plans that have a Medicare contract. Enrollment depends on the plan’s contract renewal. While we have a database of every Medicare plan nationwide and can help you to search among all plans, we have contracts with many but not all plans. As a result, we do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 50 organizations which offer 18,160 products nationwide. We search and recommend all plans, even those we don’t directly offer. You can contact a licensed Chapter agent to find out the number of products available in your specific area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-Medicare, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options. Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction 06:00 Almost 100 days until the midterm elections 06:30 Not much movement in the midterms in the past few months 07:15 Trump’s approval went underwater permanently on Liberation Day 08:30 Trump’s approval has slowly eroded since that day 09:45 Trump keeps announcing new tariffs & tax increases on Americans 10:45 Democrats are heavy favorites to win the House 11:45 Redistricting wars eventually ended up helping Republicans 12:30 Realistically Dems pick up 15-20 seats 14:15 On the senate side, Dems have bad the better year, expanded map 14:45 GOP has gone from clear favorites to small favorites for senate 16:30 Trump has made things much easier for Dems to win the senate 17:00 ICE killing in Maine turned the page on the Platner debacle 18:00 In multiple states, Dems are in better shape now than six weeks ago 18:30 Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska are gettable for Dems in a wave year 19:30 Republicans will have to spend big to defend Texas 21:15 Average gain for out party in a midterm is 4 seats 21:45 Could Fetterman and Murkowski end up switching caucuses? 22:30 Knocking off incumbents is harder than winning an open seat 24:00 GOP feels like the rise of DSA gave them something to run against 26:15 Republicans feel they have to make the Democrat unacceptable 27:30 A few Republicans will survive because of their opponent 29:15 The base is still with the GOP, women & independents are not 30:15 Persuadable voters don’t like election denialism & the Iran war 31:00 Biggest predictor of a midterm election is presidential job approval 32:45 Another big predictor is approval within a president’s own party 34:00 Clinton & Bush were able to have historic overperformance 35:30 Obama had a mixed bag between 2010 and 2014 36:15 Trump is under 80% approval amongst Republicans 37:00 Republicans still have a fairly high floor despite Trump’s troubles 37:45 The Iran war has the potential to crater Trump’s approval 38:45 Dems now have a better chance to win both chambers 39:15 Trump’s behavior is a massive wildcard for the midterms 40:45 If the war tanks the global economy, Americans will feel it 42:30 Congress set to pass bill to put regulations on college sports 43:15 Almost every interested party is in favor except SEC & Big Ten 44:00 What the Protect College Sports Act does 46:00 The bill locks in a revenue share & shuts down booster collectives 46:30 The bill would require a pay cut for the biggest schools 47:15 The bill looks a lot like a collective bargaining agreement 48:15 No industry has cap on pay without a labor union… except this 49:00 The courts are likely to strike this down 50:30 This legislation is begging for legal challenges 51:30 In any other industry this would be a “company union” which was outlawed 53:00 They could fix transfer portal & eligibility and punt on the compensation 53:30 College athletes are now professionals & should be treated like it 54:30 This bill fixes nothing and just tries to jam the players 55:30 The SEC is throwing a temper tantrum over this bill 57:00 College football’s superpower is its geography, it lives everywhere 58:00 Revenue sharing is why the NFL is such a juggernaut 59:00 We’ve had more measles cases this year than all of 2025 59:30 RFK Jr. bears responsibility for this outbreak 1:00:00 Nobody has undermined the measles vaccine more than RFK 1:00:45 These outbreaks will eventually extract a political price 1:01:30 Don’t be shocked when RFK faces civil litigation 1:02:00 Mamdani gives a speech calling Netanyahu a war criminal 1:02:30 Mamdani concluded he didn’t have authority to arrest Bibi 1:03:00 Mamdani ran on affordability, not Israel & foreign policy 1:03:30 Mamdani wants to create a movement, not just govern NYC 1:04:15 Mamdani’s project a real “get shit done” competence so far 1:05:15 Is Mamdani teeing up an eventual senate run? 1:06:00 Mamdani may have made his political project just a bit harder 1:07:00 Lawsuit in Oregon is challenging closed primaries 1:07:30 Participation in elections shouldn’t require joining a club 1:08:00 1st amendment protects you from having to associate 1:08:30 Independents shouldn’t be locked out of primaries 01:14:00 Neera Tanden joins the Chuck ToddCast 01:15:00 Developing ideas for the country’s biggest problems 01:16:30 Democrats have real anger with the Trump administration 01:17:30 Democrats job was to keep Trump out of office & they failed 01:19:00 Pelosi thought Biden would lose and chose to act, but too late 01:20:00 The establishment allowed the Biden campaign to go on too long 01:20:30 The establishment has less credibility than in the past 01:21:15 Longtime Trump supporters are starting to break away from him 01:22:30 Every election is close, never enough for repudiation 01:23:15 Goal should be a large scale electoral college victory 01:25:00 The opportunity to build a 60% coalition 01:27:00 The problems America faces seem to big for incrementalism 01:29:45 The success of the ACA came via incrementalism 01:30:30 Medicare drug price negotiation was a huge win for Biden 01:31:30 Problem with Medicare-for-all is people are changing averse 01:32:30 Entrenched interests in Washington can stop a majority 01:35:30 Dems should organize messaging to include more working class people 01:36:00 Why do we have a trillionaire when people are struggling with basics? 01:36:45 Working class people are more sensitive to crime issues 01:38:00 People are worried about the wealthy having too much power 01:39:30 Inheritance tax would help prevent oligarchy 01:41:00 People are pessimistic their kids won’t do better than them 01:41:30 It feels like the social contract has been eroded in America 01:43:00 If you believe in merit, you should believe in the estate tax 01:44:00 A wealth tax is hard to evaluate year to year 01:44:45 Supreme Court unlikely to find wealth tax constitutional 01:45:45 State wealth taxes are not a good idea 01:47:30 Democracy is undermined when there’s an economic nobility 01:49:00 Attitudes toward inequality were different in the 90s, every group doing better 01:51:15 There’s no rise of the DSA without the return of Trump 01:52:00 Michigan primary will be the petri dish test for the left 01:53:45 Democrats in swing states need to remember they’re swing states 01:54:30 Liberals in Texas thought Talarico was more electable 01:56:30 Progressives winning in blue cities isn’t that big of an issue 01:57:15 DSA needs to be cognizant that they would struggle in swing states 01:59:00 Democratic leadership has stayed the same 02:00:15 Democrats needs to do a real autopsy on 24 02:01:00 Harris being on the ticket saved the Democrats 4 senate seats 02:03:00 If Dems win both chambers, how should they spend 2027? 02:03:45 Dems should pass bills that address the cost of living 02:04:15 The administration’s corruption needs to be investigated 02:05:30 SCOTUS basically gave Trump a pass for illegality, Dems can’t do much 02:06:45 Republicans are starting to break, but they tolerate the intolerable 02:09:15 Trump’s contract with his base is that he can’t lose 02:10:30 Which under the radar senate race do you find most fascinating? 02:11:45 Amy Acton in Ohio will be the canary in the coalmine 02:13:30 ToddCast Top 5 Governor’s seats most likely to change parties 02:14:00 #5 Oregon 02:15:00 #4 Ohio 02:16:15 #3 Wisconsin 02:18:15 #2 Kansas 02:19:00 #1 Iowa 02:20:00 Ask Chuck 02:20:15 Love for Chuck’s creaky chair 02:21:30 What is your favorite political term that nobody knows its origin? 02:23:30 How was JFK’s appointment of his brother viewed at the time? 02:26:00 Dems chances of winning statewide in Iowa, Ohio and Florida? 02:27:15 Could Talarico generate any coattail effect for Dems in Texas?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Washington Roundtable digs into the stunning collapse of Graham Platner's Senate campaign in Maine, and what it means for the Democratic Party's performance in the upcoming midterms. The hosts are joined by Neera Tanden, the president and C.E.O. of the Center for American Progress and a former adviser to President Joe Biden. The panel grapples with the pressing question of how the Party might resolve some of its ideological divisions and position itself to attract voters looking for an alternative to Donald Trump. Across the board, Americans are seeking a break from the status quo, Tanden argues—regardless of where a given candidate falls on the political spectrum. “People want action,” she says. “It's not ideological as much as people are hungry for ideas.”  This week's reading: “Graham Platner's Point of No Return,” by Jon Allsop “Michigan Is the Next Big Test for the Democratic Party,” by Jason Zengerle “Trump and NATO Court Erdoğan, Turkey's Strongman,” by Ishaan Tharoor “How Political Is This Supreme Court?,” by Isaac Chotiner Tune in to The Political Scene wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are you working out — or working in?   In this deeply enriching conversation, Harmony Slater sits down with Simon Borg-Olivier — co-founder of Yoga Synergy, physiotherapist, researcher, and one of the most original minds in the world of movement. Simon has been exploring yoga, breath, and consciousness for over 50 years, and his answer to almost every question is the same: find the ease.   Simon's philosophy challenges the deeply held assumption that more effort equals more benefit. He makes a crucial distinction between the workout (which leaves you depleted, hungry, and stiff) and the work-in (which leaves you energized, calm, and clear). His approach blends biomechanics, nervous system science, and ancient wisdom traditions — and at age 66, his biological age tested at 48.   In this episode, you'll discover: Why strength without tension, and flexibility without strain, are the real goals of practice The 'work-in vs. workout' distinction — and how it changes everything The 12 hidden 'bridges' between the conscious and unconscious nervous system Why the diaphragm — not the breath — is the true link between mind and body Simon's concept of the gut brain and its connection to ancient traditions (Dan Tian, Tanden, Kanda) What 'airplane yoga' means — and why it's the philosophy behind his teaching His extraordinary life story: from a Tibetan lama in Sydney to machete wounds in Goa Why Iyengar told him 'most people need 90% bhoga' — and what that means for your practice How to become a chef in your practice, not just a student following recipes Where to find Simon's free membership site and global retreats   CONNECT WITH SIMON BORG-OLIVIER: Website: simonborgolivier.com  Membership & courses: healthhappinesslongevity.co   UPCOMING EVENTS: Harmony teaches at Agora Yoga, Lisbon (end of June) and Faro, Portugal (early July). Details in show notes at harmonyslater.com.   If this episode moved you, please leave a 5-star review and share it with a fellow practitioner. Your support helps this conversation reach more seekers. The Inner Rejuvenation Codes: https://harmonyslater.kit.com/inner-rejuvenation-codes-mc Join the Lightworker Mastermind:  https://harmonyslater.com/lightworker-mastermind FIND Harmony online: https://harmonyslater.com/ Harmony on IG: https://www.instagram.com/harmonyslaterofficial/ Finding Harmony Podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/findingharmonypodcast/ FREE Manifestation Activation: https://harmonyslater.kit.com/manifestation-activation

Are you working out — or working in? In this deeply enriching conversation, Harmony Slater sits down with Simon Borg-Olivier — co-founder of Yoga Synergy, physiotherapist, researcher, and one of the most original minds in the world of movement. Simon has been exploring yoga, breath, and consciousness for over 50 years, and his answer to almost every question is the same: find the ease.   Simon's philosophy challenges the deeply held assumption that more effort equals more benefit. He makes a crucial distinction between the workout (which leaves you depleted, hungry, and stiff) and the work-in (which leaves you energized, calm, and clear). His approach blends biomechanics, nervous system science, and ancient wisdom traditions — and at age 66, his biological age tested at 48.   In this episode, you'll discover: Why strength without tension, and flexibility without strain, are the real goals of practice The 'work-in vs. workout' distinction — and how it changes everything The 12 hidden 'bridges' between the conscious and unconscious nervous system Why the diaphragm — not the breath — is the true link between mind and body Simon's concept of the gut brain and its connection to ancient traditions (Dan Tian, Tanden, Kanda) What 'airplane yoga' means — and why it's the philosophy behind his teaching His extraordinary life story: from a Tibetan lama in Sydney to machete wounds in Goa Why Iyengar told him 'most people need 90% bhoga' — and what that means for your practice How to become a chef in your practice, not just a student following recipes Where to find Simon's free membership site and global retreats   CONNECT WITH SIMON BORG-OLIVIER: Website: simonborgolivier.com  Membership & courses: healthhappinesslongevity.co   UPCOMING EVENTS: Harmony teaches at Agora Yoga, Lisbon (end of June) and Faro, Portugal (early July). Details in show notes at harmonyslater.com.   If this episode moved you, please leave a 5-star review and share it with a fellow practitioner. Your support helps this conversation reach more seekers. The Inner Rejuvenation Codes: https://harmonyslater.kit.com/inner-rejuvenation-codes-mc Join the Lightworker Mastermind:  https://harmonyslater.com/lightworker-mastermind FIND Harmony online: https://harmonyslater.com/ Harmony on IG: https://www.instagram.com/harmonyslaterofficial/ Finding Harmony Podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/findingharmonypodcast/ FREE Manifestation Activation: https://harmonyslater.kit.com/manifestation-activation

Voor het eerst sinds de genocide in Gaza zijn er weer lokale verkiezingen in Palestina. Tegelijkertijd neemt het geweld van Israëlische kolonisten op de bezette Westelijke Jordaanoever toe, terwijl de EU weigert het associatieverdrag met Israël op te zeggen. Wat betekenen verkiezingen onder deze omstandigheden? Daarover Midden-Oostendeskundige Brigitte Herremans.  (12:47) Japan laat China zijn tanden zien De regering van de Japanse premier Sanae Takaichi kondigde deze week aan dat het land dodelijke wapens zal gaan exporteren. Dat zou een grote omwenteling zijn voor Japan, dat sinds de Tweede Wereldoorlog een pacifistische koers vaart. Intussen kijkt buurman China met argusogen toe. Wat betekent de Japanse militarisering voor de verhoudingen in de regio? Daarover te gast Casper Wits, japanoloog en sinoloog verbonden aan de Universiteit Leiden. Presentatie: Nadia Moussaid.

Vandaag in de podcast: Henk Spaan, Suse van Kleef, Frans Thomése en Thomas Heerma van Voss. Jan Donkers was ook een rechtsback uit Noord, we werden blij van het Nederlands vrouwenelftal en gaat de Spaanstalige Scheuder naar Ajax? Deze podcast wordt mogelijk gemaakt door Staatsloterij. Tourdata en kaartverkoop voor de Hard Gras Theater tour: brocastmedia.com/hardgras Bekijk de podcast ook op ons YouTube-kanaal. Probeer het zelf of geef Hard gras cadeau! https://www.hardgras.nl/#ABONNEMENTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vreemde vogel of plant gespot? Zet hem op waarnemingen.be. Natuurpunt krijgt zo tien miljoen meldingen in België per jaar. De organisatie heeft een legertje validatoren, zeg maar natuurfactcheckers die controleren of die waarnemingen kloppen. "Mensen zien onbestaande arenden in doodnormale buizerds", zegt validator Annelies Jacobs van Natuurpunt. Tanden poetsen met houtskool? Zalmsperma inspuiten voor een jonge huid? We checken enkele opmerkelijke gezondheidsclaims die online de ronde doen.

In de kerstvakantie kijken we terug én vooruit. In deze aflevering bespraken we de Navo-top in Den Haag, waar een historische afspraak werd gemaakt over de defensieuitgaven van de lidstaten. We zullen nog veel over deze afspraak gaan horen komend jaar, dus daarom een terugblik: hoe is het zover gekomen?Support the show: http://www.trouw.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send me a text! What did you think of class?Episode 110:Today we take a Feldenkrais approach to directing our attention.This episode is the intro lesson to the new series The Focused Body: Attention Practices Through Feldenkrais where we will directly use subtle movements to strengthen our capacity for sustained concentration. You will learn to deliberately shift your focus from narrow sensory detail to wide spatial awareness. By using your body as a reliable anchor, you will cultivate the quieter attention that empowers you to choose intention over impulse in daily life. So in today's episode, you will first hear a short introduction about how to approach working with your attention, and after that will be a 60 minute Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement lesson. If you resonate with TODAY's approach, you may be interested in the Feldenkrais course The Focused Body. Sarah Baumert has been teaching movement since 2006. She is a certified yoga teacher, yoga therapist and Feldenkrais® practitioner. This podcast is an intersection of her yoga teaching and training in the Feldenkrais® method. Classes include sensory rich movement experiences for a more resilient and healthy nervous system to help you feel a greater sense of ease and comfort in yourself.Current/Upcoming Courses with Sarah that you can join at anytime:The Focused Body: Attention Practices Through FeldenkraisBlending of Yoga + Feldenkrais - Winter SeriesBody Matter Library Membership Support the showFind more of Sarah's teaching on Body Matter. Stay up to date with all upcoming offerings: Subscribe to my Newsletter Please leave a review on itunes, spotify, or youtube. Support the show to help keep these podcasts free and accessible for everyone!Online Self Paced Course Shop

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De har lige vundet det tjekkiske valg, og i Frankrigs politiske kaos griber de ud efter magten. De nationalistiske partier i gruppen 'Patrioter for Europa' vinder frem – og de vil sandsynligvis fortsætte med at affyre mistillidserklæringer som den, de angreb Ursula von der Leyen med i Europa-Parlamentet denne uge.Vært og tilrettelægger: Thomas Lauritzen, Altingets Europa-analytikerMedvært: Rikke Albrechtsen, Altingets EU-redaktørGæst: Peter Ingemann Nielsen, EU-korrespondentProducer: Kristian Slee Vestergaard, podcastassistent Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Je hebt een wortelkanaalbehandeling nodig."   Vijf woorden die zijn leven compleet op zijn kop zette.    Filmmaker Frazer Bailey ontdekte na jaren van paniekaanvallen, angst, chronische vermoeidheid, misselijkheid, duizeligheid, prikkelbaarheid en impotentie dat de oorzaak lag bij één behandelde tand.   Zijn verhaal werd de documentaire Root Cause, een persoonlijke zoektocht én een frontale aanval op wat misschien wel één van de grootste medische doofpotten ter wereld is.   Je tanden zijn geen losse steentjes in je mond. Ze zijn verbonden met zenuwen, bloedvaten en je hele lichaam. Problemen in je mond kunnen overal in je lijf voelbaar worden.   En toch… trekken we tanden, vullen we wortelkanalen en doen we alsof het dan “opgelost” is.   Spoiler: vaak is dat niet zo.   Bij een wortelkanaalbehandeling wordt de zenuw in je tand verwijderd en het kanaal opgevuld. Klinkt netjes, maar het probleem is dat er bijna altijd bacteriën en toxines achterblijven in microscopisch kleine kanaaltjes. Die blijven daar jarenlang zitten, buiten het bereik van je immuunsysteem, en kunnen zo een bron van chronische ontsteking worden.   Gevolg? Vermoeidheid, hartproblemen, auto-immuunreacties… en vaak snapt niemand waar het vandaan komt.   Natuurlijk niet voor iedereen. Net zoals de één 80 jaar kan roken en nergens last van heeft, terwijl de ander al na 10 jaar longkanker heeft.   Zo is het ook met tanden trekken. Ik zie de trend met lede ogen aan.   Waarom?   Als het tandvliesband (periodontaal ligament) en het geïnfecteerde bot niet volledig worden verwijderd, kan er een “cavitatie” ontstaan: een holte in het kaakbot waar bacteriën en toxines zich blijven ophopen. Je voelt het vaak niet, maar je immuunsysteem draait overuren… met alle gevolgen van dien.   In de VS worden er elk jaar 25 miljoen wortelkanaalbehandelingen uitgevoerd. En steeds meer artsen, onderzoekers en ervaringsdeskundigen zien de link met kanker, hartziekte en chronische aandoeningen.   Wil je de docu zien? Kijk dan de documentaire Root Cause op het platform That's the Spirit (non-spon, ik deel dit puur omdat ik heel enthousiast ben). De eerste twee weken kijk je gratis!   Okido… wat nu? Zoek een tandarts die snapt dat je mond verbonden is met je hele lichaam.  Laat behandelen met ozon om bacteriën te doden en genezing te stimuleren. Vraag altijd naar volledige reiniging van het bot bij extracties. Overweeg een cavitatiescan als je klachten hebt na tandverlies of wortelkanaalbehandelingen. Jacob Brandsma in Sneek is misschien een beetje raar, maar wel iemand die je hele gebit kan behandelen met ozon. Ik heb mijn vader, moeder, zusje én meerdere coachklanten al naar hem doorgestuurd. Hij werkt pijnloos en ondersteunt het zelfherstellende vermogen van je lichaam.   Kijk op ozontandzorg.nl en noem mijn naam (Janneke van der Meulen) plus de code: win-win als je een afspraak bij hem maakt. Het is nu nog puur uit enthousiasme, maar hopelijk verdien ik er in de toekomst nog iets aan.    Wil je de podcast kijken? Klik hier: https://youtu.be/HnonXc6yoNY    Zo verzorg ik zelf mijn gebit: 1. Ik poets mijn tanden met een zachte borstel en fluoridevrije tandpasta. 2. Ik flos niet en rag niet. 3. Ik zorg met het Win-Win Dieet voor mineraalrijk speeksel waardoor mijn tanden van buitenaf én binnenuit maximaal worden gevoed natuurlijk in combinatie met veel buiten bewegen in de zon en diepe, herstellende slaap.     Vind je deze podcast inspirerend? Ontzettend leuk als je het deelt met je vrienden, familie en op je socials! Wil jij ook een win-win-win-win? Sta jij achter dit werk en wil je dat het voortzet? Via de knop doneren op de website www.jannekevandermeulen.nl/doneren kun je bijdragen. Heel veel dank voor iedere donatie die je doet!   Medische disclaimer: De informatie op het Win-Win Dieet YouTube-kanaal, jannekevandermeulen.nl of één van de andere mediaplatformen is uitsluitend bedoeld voor informatieve en educatieve doeleinden en niet bedoeld om een gezondheidsprobleem mee te diagnosticeren, genezen of behandelen. Raadpleeg een arts of medisch specialist voordat je zelfstandig wijzigingen aanbrengt in je huidige dieet en levensstijl. Disclaimer: De meningen, opvattingen en uitdrukkingen van gasten in de Win-Win Podcast zijn niet per se representatief voor de opvattingen van Janneke van der Meulen, haar team, de Win-Win Methode en/of aangesloten bedrijven of de organisaties die zij vertegenwoordigen.   Vrolijke groet en veel liefs, Janneke   DE WIN-WIN METHODE | VOOR WINNAARS | ZONDER VERLIEZERS

Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon discuss new jobs data from the Labor Department that show the labor market is slowing. And, they talk about Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) who released newly declassified documents related to the Trump/Russia investigation including conversations between the Hillary Clinton campaign and George Soros' Open Society Foundation. Next, they discuss President Trump's plans to break ground in September on a new $200 million ballroom for the White House, and they give up their “You Cannot Be Serious” stories for the week. Then, Part 1: RCP White House correspondent Phil Wegmann talks with Neera Tanden, President of the Center for American Progress and a key presidential aide during the Biden Administration, about her recent article for The Wall Street Journal, “How Democrats Can Win on Immigration". And, Part 2: RCP White House correspondent Phil Wegmann talks with Neera Tanden about the symbolism of Alligator Alcatraz and her recent testimony before the House Oversight Committee on staff use of the autopen during the Biden Administration. Tanden is currently president of the Center for American Progress. She was director of the United States Domestic Policy Council from 2023 to 2025 and staff secretary to President Joe Biden from 2021 to 2023.

Neera Tanden is the president and CEO of the Center for American Progress and the CEO of the Center for American Progress Action Fund. Before leading American Progress, Tanden was the Domestic Policy Advisor to President Joe Biden and director of the Domestic Policy Council, overseeing some of the administration's signature achievements, including its efforts to lower the cost of prescription drugs and expand health insurance coverage. Previously, she was Senior Advisor and Staff Secretary in the White House. And has also served as senior adviser for health reform at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, policy director for Hillary Clinton's first presidential campaign, legislative director in then-Sen. Clinton's (D-NY) office, and a senior policy adviser to the first lady in President Bill Clinton's White House. Neera shares her keen insights on Trump 2.0, EpsteinGate and the MAGA meltdown, Texas redistricting, Zohran Mamdani, and the critical work of the Center For American Progress. Got somethin' to say?! Email us at BackroomAndy@gmail.com Leave us a message: 845-307-7446 Twitter: @AndyOstroy Produced by Andy Ostroy, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud @ Radio Free Rhiniecliff Design by Cricket Lengyel

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Wij moeten elke zes maanden naar de tandarts, poetsen elke dag 2 maals onze tanden en dan kunnen we alsnog een gaatje hebben! Bijna oneerlijk! Maar hoe zit dat bij dieren? Dat leggen dierenarts Peter en wildlifedierenarts Maaike aan je uit!

De Navo-top in Den Haag was een mijlpaal. Daar heeft de Navo besloten zich tot de tanden toe te bewapenen. Hoe is dat tot stand gekomen, en wat betekent dat voor Nederland? Navo-verslaggever Christoph was erbij. Deze aflevering wordt gepresenteerd door Auke van Eijsden. Lees ook: Het woord ‘historisch’ valt te vaak, maar voor deze Navo-top mag het Rutte heeft het ’m geflikt, maar de manier waarop baart opzien Aan de vooravond van de Navo-top is duidelijk: Amerika en Europa zijn nog wel even aan elkaar verslaafd Support the show: http://www.trouw.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Je kunt de duurste camera kopen, de scherpste lens en de nieuwste software, maar als je niet kunt kijken… tja. Dan blijft het middelmatig. In deze aflevering duiken we in misschien wel de belangrijkste skill voor elke fotograaf: leren kijken. Niet alleen zien, maar écht waarnemen. Structuur. Licht. Timing. En hoe die dingen samen een beeld maken dat blijft hangen.We hebben het over kijken in straatfotografie, macro, portret en landschap. Over wat al die genres gemeen hebben: aandacht. Geduld. Visueel bewustzijn. De kunst van niet meteen klikken, maar eerst even observeren. Want goede foto's beginnen niet met een knop, maar met een blik.

Marc en Seppe overlopen het IT nieuws. We beginnen met Signal en eindigen met heel veel EU nieuws.

Het zijn maar sokken. Toch? Ik vroeg 250 moeders wanneer zij de meeste stress ervaren. De spanning zat ‘m in de kleine, alledaagse momenten:

Met de tand des tijds duiden we aan dat de tijd knagend aan ons bestaan het vergankelijke aantast. Op zoek naar waar dit gezegde zijn oorsprong heeft gevonden, stuit Max Waterreus op verschillende theorieën. De etymologie is interessant, omdat je er ook aan kan zien uit welk taalgebied een woord afkomstig is. Zo is 'radio' een ingeslikte vorm van het Engelse 'radio-receiver', wat weer van 'radius' komt, Latijn voor 'straal'. De etymologie van het gezegde over tanden en tijd brengt ons naar de klassieke oudheid, van Ovidius, via Shakespeare en naar het heden. Tanden en tijd hebben nog veel meer met elkaar te maken. Materiaal dat onder andere wordt gevonden in tanden speelt een sleutelrol in archeologisch onderzoek. Het vertelt ons iets over afkomst, tijdvak, locatie en nog meer. Zoals de etymologie van 'tand des tijds' ons diagonaal door allerlei tijdvakken en plekken meeneemt, zo neemt ook het isotopenonderzoek naar tanden ons door de geschiedenis mee. Met vandaag in de uitzending: dr. Lisette Kootker, specialist in archeologisch en forensisch onderzoek en verbonden aan de VU. Wat vertelt de tand des tijds ons allemaal nu? Met een column van Brechtje Hartong van Ark. Een aflevering van Max Waterreus. Met dank aan Tabe Bakker voor de techniek.

Een tand kwijt? Wat als je gewoon een nieuwe kon laten groeien? Wetenschappers hebben een doorbraak: gekweekte tanden in varkens! Misschien is de tandarts straks overbodig...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

White House Domestic Policy Advisor Neera Tanden delivers remarks at the White House Tribal Nations Summit. Tanden spoke during the afternoon session of the one-day summit, which took place at the main building of the Department of the Interior in Washington, D.C., on December 9, 2024.

De oppositie wil het liefst zo snel mogelijk door middel van een motie van wantrouwen de Franse regering naar huis sturen. Reden is de onvrede over de begroting voor het komend jaar. En daarmee verkeert Frankrijk alweer in een nieuwe politieke crisis, de tweede binnen een half jaar. Wordt Frankrijk een stuurloos land? En wat gaan wij daarvan merken in Europa? Daarover correspondent Eva Rammeloo. (11:35) De cultuurstrijd in Odesa Onze Oekraïne-verslaggever Michiel Driebergen is terug van een recent bezoek aan de belangrijke havenstad Odesa. De stad ligt niet alleen onder vuur van Russische drones en raketten, maar ook intern woedt er een hevige strijd. Het historische erfgoed van de stad is onder druk komen te staan, zoals bijvoorbeeld het werk van de wereldberoemde in Odesa geboren schrijver Isaak Babel. Volgens Michiel Driebergen zal de uitkomst van deze culturele ‘oorlog' de toekomst van het land bepalen. Presentatie: Tim de Wit

Het NSC van Pieter Omtzigt maakt een duikvlucht in de peilingen, het geworstel en geklaag is hoorbaar achter de schermen. Maar ook kabinetsleden hadden een moeilijke week: zowel BBB-minister Wiersma, als PVV-staatssecretaris Chris Jansen: regeren blijkt iets dat je moet leren, kennelijk.Dat geldt ook voor premier Dick Schoof. Die kondigt aan dat hij vaker zijn tanden gaat laten zien. We bespreken het allemaal in onze podcast Politiek Dichtbij, te vinden op onze site, op Apple Podcast en op Spotify. Presentator Thomas Brouwer in gesprek met politiek verslaggevers Tobias den Hartog, Elodie Verweij en Niels KlaassenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Voetbalpraat van 11 september bespreken Milan van Dongen, Sjoerd Mossou, Bram van Polen en Anco Jansen het laatste nieuws in de voetbalwereld.

In the name of consumer protection, a slew of U.S. federal agencies are working to make it easier for Americans to click the unsubscribe button for unwanted memberships and recurring payment services. A broad new government initiative, dubbed “Time Is Money,” includes a rollout of new regulations and the promise of more for industries spanning from healthcare and fitness memberships to media subscriptions. “The administration is cracking down on all the ways that companies, through paperwork, hold times, and general aggravation waste people's money and waste people's time and really hold onto their money,” Neera Tanden, White House domestic policy adviser, told reporters in advance of the announcement. “Essentially in all of these practices, companies are delaying services to you or really trying to make it so difficult for you to cancel the service that they get to hold onto your money for longer and longer,” Tanden said. “These seemingly small inconveniences don't happen by accident—they have huge financial consequences.” Efforts being rolled out include a new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) inquiry into whether to impose requirements on communications companies that would make it as easy to cancel a subscription or service as it was to sign up for one. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in March 2023 initiated a “click to cancel” rulemaking requiring companies to let customers end subscriptions as easily as they started them. The government already has launched several initiatives aimed at improving the consumer experience. In June, the Justice Department, referred by the FTC, filed a lawsuit against software maker Adobe and two of its executives, Maninder Sawhney and David Wadhwani, for allegedly pushing consumers toward the firm's “annual paid monthly” subscription without properly disclosing that canceling the plan in the first year could cost hundreds of dollars. Dana Rao, Adobe's general counsel, said in an emailed statement that Adobe disagrees with the lawsuit's characterization of its business and “we will refute the FTC's claims in court.” “The early termination fees equate to minimal impact to our revenue, accounting for less than half a percent of our total revenue globally, but is an important part of our ability to offer customers a choice in plans that balance cost and commitment,” Rao said. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Met een komodovaraan knuffel je niet. Daar blijf je ver bij uit de buurt. Dat weten de meeste mensen denk ik wel. Eén van de redenen hiervoor is hun giftige speeksel en scherpe klauwen, maar vergeet zeker ook hun tanden niet, zeggen wetenschappers.   We wisten al dat die scherp en gebogen zijn, maar nu is ontdekt dat ze ook een beschermend laagje ijzer hebben. Waarschijnlijk is dat de reden waarom hun tanden zo scherp kunnen blijven. Iets wat mogelijk ook het geval was voor sommige dino's.   Onderzoekers deden deze ontdekking toen ze met de nieuwste technieken naar een bestaand museum exemplaar keken. Of dinotanden dezelfde hoeveelheid ijzer bevatten, en of ook bij hun het ijzer vooral aan de buitenkant zit, dat kunnen ze nog niet zeggen.   Dit komt waarschijnlijk door het fossiliseren van de dinotanden, waardoor de chemische samenstelling verandert. Wat ze wel al kunnen zien is dat de structuur van tanden van vleesetende dino's op de snijranden anders is.    De onderzoekers hopen dat meer testen met de komodo-tanden andere markers opleveren waarmee toch iets gezegd kan worden over de aanwezigheid van ijzer in fossielen dino-tanden. En dat zou ons weer iets vertellen over hoe deze uitgestorven diersoort leefde en at. Lees hier meer over het onderzoek: Komodo dragons have iron-coated teeth to rip apart their preySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Het is koers in Zwitserland. UAE laat niks aan het toeval over en rijdt iedereen gort. En dan is de grote man nog niet eens aanwezig. Adam Yates en Almeida zijn bij Pogacars afwezigheid de kopmannen van dienst en ze laten zien waarom. Wat een overmacht. Dit belooft weinig goeds voor de spanning in de Tour, laten we hopen, nee bidden, voor een goede Vingegaard over twee weken!Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Je mag de podcast altijd steunen. Van donaties kopen Jordy en Rob onder andere koffie, cola en verbeteringen aan de spullen. Ga naar: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.petjeaf.com/groetenuithetzuiden⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ om vriend te worden! Wil je nog een unieke mok of glas van "Groeten uit het Zuiden"? Stuur dan een mailtje naar: groetenuithetzuiden@gmail.com

SYNOPSIS:Following the enthusiastic feedback from Philip's inaugural appearance on the podcast with his episode "Embodied Intelligence: Wholeness, Sensitivity, and the Pelvic Bowl," we knew we had to bring him back! If you haven't listened to his episode yet, we highly recommend you do! In this recorded version of our live Q&A event, step into the world of the body's intelligence – delve deep into the intricacies of embodiment where our audience had the opportunity to interact directly with Philip and Ali. Enjoy a grounding meditation to start it off, offered up by Phlip as a unifying and grounding exercise as well as a basis for questions to arise. Some of the questions posed: How do you experience the thought or the mind of the body?Could you discuss the difference between our conventional understanding of vigilance and the vigilance of the present moment, and how we might underestimate its potential significance in our lives?What does it mean if we open ourselves to the information that's available and we think with all of our senses, not just our brain? Please talk about how you understand that.What is the fear or resistance to just turn ourselves over to the body as the medium for knowing the world?Philip, where are you mapping the body, considering the balance between conscious and unconscious processes? How can we navigate our conscious mind to avoid potential pitfalls? Can you elaborate on mastering the mind within the broader context, where the heart houses the mind?I felt comfortable and truthful when I was in my head, but descending to my heart felt like entering a dogfight. There's a constant tug of war between being present and feeling pulled away by a powerful force that insists I shouldn't be here. It's a struggle filled with violence as I try to stay grounded. While there's relief in being in my body, it feels temporary, like I can't stay for long. How can I navigate this internal conflict and find a sense of home within myself?What can you say of the differences or advantages of spending time relating with people living from their head and those who are living from a greater sense of  wholeness and embodiment? How do we be with others from that perspective?I'm curious about your perspective on the phenomenon of projection. After spending time with someone, I often find myself experiencing emotions that I don't believe are my own. For instance, if I'm with someone who appears sad, I might leave the interaction feeling sad myself. This seems to blur the line between feeling and thinking, as I'm left questioning why I'm experiencing certain emotions. How do you understand and navigate this process of projection?How do you approach or reconcile this heightened awareness of the Earth's pain as you become more connected to your body and the Earth itself?Regarding the concept of wholeness, groundedness, and centeredness. During the exercise, as we delved deeper towards the pelvic bowl, there was a profound sense of resonance and silence that felt ancient and powerful. Can you speak to the significance of this resonance and the profound silence experienced in that moment, where it felt like one unified body rather than individual bodiesTo be an angel to the podcast, click here: To read more about the podcast, click here: MORE ALI MEZEY:Website:  https://www.alimezey.comPersonal Geometry® and the Magic of Mat Work Course information:Transgenerational Healing Films: FOR MORE PHILIP SHEPHERD: https://embodiedpresent.comBIO: Philip Shepherd is recognized as a leader in the global embodiment movement. He is the creator of The Embodied Present Process™ (TEPP), which provides both potent insights into how our culture desensitizes the body, and a series of over 150 practices to help people renew their sensitivity to the world and reclaim their calm, centered presence in it. He shares TEPP worldwide through in-person workshops and Facilitators Training, and has articulated the need for a new, more embodied way of being in two books: Radical Wholeness and New Self, New World. Both books identify the causes, perils and challenges of our culture's disembodiment. Philip's personal path to embodiment includes a two-year journey as a teenager, during which he traveled alone by bicycle through Europe, the Middle East, Iran, India and Japan. He has also studied classical Japanese Noh Theater; co-founded an interdisciplinary theater company; written two internationally produced plays and a television documentary; designed and built several houses; co-founded an arts magazine called Onion; played lead roles on stages in London, New York, Chicago and Toronto; and earned a reputation as a coach, both with individual clients seeking a deeper experience of embodiment, and for corporate clients seeking to improve their presentation skills. He developed TEPP with his co-director and wife Allyson Woodrooffe, who also shares the practices in person. His website and online courses are found at EmbodiedPresent.com. His newest book, Deep Fitness, was co-authored with Andrei Yakovenko and offers a revolutionary and highly effective approach to fitness.PHILIP BOOKS: (these links are to Amazon, but all distributed by Random House (yay, Philip!), you can find them in your friendly, neighborhood bookstores)Radical WholenessNew Self, New WorldDeep FitnessWatch other episodes:Episode Three: PHILIP SHEPHERD --  Embodied Intelligence: Wholeness, Sensitivity, and the Pelvic Bowl

Enjoy a profound meditation gifted by Philip Shepherd at the beginning of our recent live Q&A event as a grounding exercise and basis for profound state-shifts through the geography of the body. We've provided a stand-alone version of the mediation for those of you who want to use it on a regular basis.This meditation offers a practice to explore the body's intelligence and challenge cultural beliefs about the supremacy of the mind over the body. By focusing on our centre of awareness, and connecting with the fluidity of the body's inner ocean, the meditation guides participants to center themselves first in the head, then in the heart, in the tanden and finally on the pelvic floor.Each centering allows for a unique experience and awareness of the world from that altered perspective. Participants are encouraged to soften into each experience, notice how it feels, and label it with a word to aid in remembrance. This practice offers an opportunity to ground oneself, explore different centers of awareness within the body, and attune to the world within and around them.To be an angel to the podcast, click here: To read more about the podcast, click here: MORE ALI MEZEY:Website:  https://www.alimezey.comPersonal Geometry® and the Magic of Mat Work Course information:Transgenerational Healing Films: FOR MORE PHILIP SHEPHERD: https://embodiedpresent.comBIO: Philip Shepherd is recognized as a leader in the global embodiment movement. He is the creator of The Embodied Present Process™ (TEPP), which provides both potent insights into how our culture desensitizes the body, and a series of over 150 practices to help people renew their sensitivity to the world and reclaim their calm, centered presence in it. He shares TEPP worldwide through in-person workshops and Facilitators Training, and has articulated the need for a new, more embodied way of being in two books: Radical Wholeness and New Self, New World. Both books identify the causes, perils and challenges of our culture's disembodiment. Philip's personal path to embodiment includes a two-year journey as a teenager, during which he traveled alone by bicycle through Europe, the Middle East, Iran, India and Japan. He has also studied classical Japanese Noh Theater; co-founded an interdisciplinary theater company; written two internationally produced plays and a television documentary; designed and built several houses; co-founded an arts magazine called Onion; played lead roles on stages in London, New York, Chicago and Toronto; and earned a reputation as a coach, both with individual clients seeking a deeper experience of embodiment, and for corporate clients seeking to improve their presentation skills. He developed TEPP with his co-director and wife Allyson Woodrooffe, who also shares the practices in person. His website and online courses are found at EmbodiedPresent.com. His newest book, Deep Fitness, was co-authored with Andrei Yakovenko and offers a revolutionary and highly effective approach to fitness.PHILIP'S BOOKS: (these links are to Amazon, but all distributed by Random House (yay, Philip!), you can find them in your friendly, neighborhood bookstores)Radical WholenessNew Self, New World Deep Fitness [From time to time, a word or phrase goes wonky. Please forgive my wandering wifi.]

Wetenschappers kunnen aan jouw tanden zien waar je vandaan komt. Dat werkt zo: in alles wat we eten zitten stoffen, zogeheten 'isotopen', die in je tandglazuur terechtkomen. Door die isotopen uit je tanden te halen en te analyseren, kunnen onderzoekers van alles te weten komen over waar jouw eten vandaan kwam. Zelfs al komt het eten dat je in je mond stopt lang niet altijd van de plek waar je woont, dan nog verraden de isotopen deels waar je vandaan komt. Mensen in verschillende delen van de wereld hebben immers nogal verschillende diëten; in Oost-Europa en Zuid-Amerika wordt aanzienlijk meer maïs en giers gegeten dan hier. Verraden de isotopen in je tanden dus zien dat je heel veel maïs en gierst hebt gegeten, dan is de kans groot dat je niet uit Nederland komt. De grote kracht van deze onderzoeksmethode blijkt in de combinatie van verschillende isotopen te zitten. Hoe meer je er combineert, hoe preciezer je kan bepalen waar een individu vandaan komt. Dat geldt zelfs voor mensen die vaak zijn verhuisd, want het glazuur van een kies vormt zich op een specifieke leeftijd. Zodra het glazuur eenmaal verhardt, zitten de isotopen daar voor altijd in vast. De informatie die isotopen over jouw afkomst kunnen verraden, draag je dus altijd met je mee. Wil je meer leren over hoe wetenschappers aan jouw tanden kunnen aflezen waar je vandaan komt? Klik dan hier voor de video. Iedere woensdag komt de Universiteit van Nederland langs. Met vandaag: Loes van Langen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Je tanden, botten en haren bevatten zonder dat je het weet een tijdlijn van je leven. De plekken waar je bent geweest en hebt gewoond zijn erin vastgelegd. In je tanden worden je kinder- en puberjaren opgeslagen. In je botten de laatste vijf tot tien jaar. En je haar maakt in elke centimeter dat het groeit een snapshot van de plek waar je bent.Deze informatie is ontzettend nuttig bij archeologisch onderzoek, maar wetenschappers zoals Lisette Kootker van de Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam gebruiken het ook om onbekende doden te identificeren. Wij zochten uit hoe je zo'n tijdlijn maakt met je tanden, botten en haren.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Onderzoekers van onder andere de Universiteit Utrecht hebben slijtagesporen op de tanden van een gigantisch uitgestorven reptiel bestudeerd om erachter te komen wat de dieren miljoenen jaren geleden gegeten moeten hebben.  Femke Holwerda, paleontoloog aan de faculteit Geowetenschappen van de Universiteit Utrecht, vertelt meer over wat ze hebben ontdekt.  Lees hier meer over het onderzoek: Paleo-CSI: Mosasaurussen waren kieskeurige etersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dit is een opname van een preek van een van de diensten in de Kerk van de Nazarener Zaanstad. Heeft u vragen of wilt u meer weten over onze gemeente, ga dan naar onze website - www.kvdnzaanstad.nl. We hopen u in één van onze bijeenkomsten persoonlijk te mogen ontmoeten

Jezus christus wat een week! De Saar-borrel, een uitvaart, deadlines, abonnementenbeheer, personal trainingsessies en wat voor ellende nog meer. Barbara en Femke zijn zwaar aan vakantie toe en dat is precies wat ze gaan doen. Lekker leggen. Maar eerst nog even: hoe ze allebei op een totaal andere wijze erroren op geld, hoofdpijn in je tanden door het bleken en hoe de digitale wereld zich voortdurend tegen Femke keert.  Maar: sinds een jaar kan Femke printen en Barbara is de domste vrouw op aarde als het gaat over energierekeningen, woz-waardes en belastingaangiftes.   Meer weten over de cursus voor jezelf beginnen? https://saarmagazine-cursussen.nl/eindelijk-voor-jezelf-beginnen/

Gerinkel, getuut, gezoem, gebrom, gekraak, gesuis... horen, terwijl er rondom je heen niks gebeurt. Dat is tinnitus. Er is dan niet per se iets mis met je oren, nee, het zijn je hersenen die die geluiden maken. Eén op 10 mensen heeft er last van. Professor Sarah Michiels is kinesiste aan de UHasselt en zij doet onderzoek naar waarom tinnitus anders (soms erger!) wordt tijdens het sporten. En naar of je tinnitus kan krijgen door hard op je tanden te bijten...

(1) Nederlandse bioloog vindt 1518 plant- en dierensoorten in zijn tuin (2) Ontdekking van België (3) Je kan tinnitus krijgen door je tanden op elkaar te klemmen (4) De Vrijdagquiz. Middagjournaal van Nico Dijkshoorn

Waarin wordt ingezoomd op Patrick Haemers, naar wie de bende genoemd zal worden. Haemers belandt in de gevangenis en vraagt Lacroix om hem te helpen ontsnappen. ‘Mijn vrouw smeekte me om het niet te doen, maar ik heb niet willen luisteren.' Credits op standaard.be/podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De 29ste speelronde van de Eredivisie zit er op. Snijboon ligt met de beentjes omhoog na ruim 42 kilometer. Hij is met verve vervangen door radio-DJ - en vriend van de kat van de buren - Jelte van der Goot. Samen met Jelte hebben Tim, Pepijn en Gijs het onder meer over de krankzinnig slechte vorm en krankzinnig goede statistieken van Tadic, de scheertechniek van Arne Slot, de oplossing for mediatraining, de ‘magische grens' van 34 punten en moet Joey Veerman in Oranje?Kortom: alle antwoorden op de vragen die je niet had over de afgelopen speelronde!Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+. heb jij meer verstand van voetbal dan wij? Waarschijnlijk wel. Verzilver deze kennis dan door mee te spelen op www.toto.nl.Luister De Derde Helft op Spotify en alle andere podcast apps.Volg De Derde Helft op Instagram of TwitterZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A run-of-the-mill, one-day news story about a billionaire holding a city hostage over a sports team and a new stadium buried the lede on the dark underbelly of Native American relations with the U.S. government. New York State agreed to finance a significant chunk of the $1.4 billion stadium for the Buffalo Bills, an NFL team owned by a billionaire worth 5.5x that amount. A deal done almost entirely behind closed doors. Beyond the myriad conflicts of interest within the governor's office is the more insidious story, ignored almost entirely by the media, of where the state “found” the money to pay for it. Chapters Prologue: 00:01:36 Chapter One: Billionaire Rules: 00:04:53 Chapter Two: Hidden from View: 00:11:01 Chapter Three: The Tangled Web of F*ckery: 00:16:59  Post Show Musings: 00:34:00 A Manny Interlude: 00:46:15 Post Show Musings Show Notes?: 00:47:35 Unf*cking Down Under Feedback: 00:48:35 Outro: 01:08:08 Support First Nation's Causes There are a number of charitable organizations that support First Nation's causes (see a few below). However, I'm a firm believer in local support and making connections with First Nation's peoples. If possible, endeavor to get in touch with the community center at the nearest tribal territory and inquire as to the best way to provide direct support to maximize impact. Stand With Standing Rock Let's Talk Native... with John Kane Patreon First Nations University of Canada Resources The New York Times: Buffalo Bills Strike Deal for Taxpayer-Funded $1.4 Billion Stadium The Guardian: Buffalo Bills will receive $850m from New York taxpayers to build new stadium U.S. News: Bills' New Stadium Deal Carries $850M Taxpayer Tab, Gov Says The Atlantic: Sports Stadiums Are a Bad Deal for Cities Sports Illustrated: Austin Bills? NFL owners are running out of stadium grift ideas Bloomberg: Terry Pegula - Bloomberg Billionaires Index Forbes: #32 Buffalo Bills New York Upstate: Seneca Indian Nation's $100 million-a-year casino payments to state on hold again Buffalo News: The Editorial Board: Fed up with delays and broken promises, Hochul forces Senecas to pay their debt Delaware North: Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack Seneca Gaming Truth: Nation-State Gaming Compact Between The Seneca Nation Of Indians And The State Of New York CDC Gaming Reports: Churchill Downs announces deal for Peninsula Pacific assets Market Screener: Delaware North Companies Gaming & Entertainment, Inc. Announces Joint Venture with Churchill Downs Inc. Pod Love Let's Talk Native with John Kane UNFTR Episode Resources March 2021 Quickie: Cuomo, Tanden & Manchin. Culture Cancel. An interview with Unkechaug Chief Harry Wallace and Native Coffee Trader's Amy Wallace. Oh, Canada. Unf*cking Down Under. If you like #UNFTR, please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts: unftr.com/rate and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @UNFTRpod. Visit us online at unftr.com. Buy yourself some Unf*cking Coffee at shop.unftr.com. Subscribe to Unf*cking The Republic on Substack at unftr.substack.com to get the essays these episode are framed around sent to your inbox every week. Check out the UNFTR Pod Love playlist on Spotify: spoti.fi/3yzIlUP. Visit our bookshop.org page at bookshop.org/shop/UNFTRpod to find the full UNFTR book list, and find book recommendations from our Unf*ckers at bookshop.org/lists/unf-cker-book-recommendations. Access the UNFTR Musicless feed by following the instructions at unftr.com/accessibility. Unf*cking the Republic is produced by 99 and engineered by Manny Faces Media (mannyfacesmedia.com). Original music is by Tom McGovern (tommcgovern.com). The show is written and hosted by Max and distributed with love. Podcast art description: Image of the US Congress ripped in the middle revealing white text on a blue background that says, "Unf*cking the Republic." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Healthy + Happy Podcast Episode 16: Breathe On this episode of the Healthy + Happy Podcast, Tanden and Dr. Slade discuss how healthy breathing and proper movement benefit our health in many aspects, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually—it's about much more than just fitness! Many of us might be aware that breathing can help reduce emotional pain (anxiety, etc), but did you know it can also help with physical pain? It might seem strange, since breathing is one of the most natural things that we do, but many of us have been breathing incorrectly for the majority of our lives. Breathing correctly can help us be stronger and happier! So how do you know how to breathe correctly? Tanden Bell Degrees/Certifications: B.S. Physical Education and Human Performance ACSM Exercise Physiologist Russian Kettlebell Certification Level 1 Neuro-Kinetic Therapy Level 3 A life-long love of play, combined with the ailments of aging, has lead Tanden on a quest for pain-free movement. This quest has not only taught him how to play longer, but how to help others do the same. Teaching others how to move and live with less pain has become a fun and rewarding career for Tanden. It has also led him down many courses of study, including advanced anatomy, biomechanics, motor programing, and a deeper understanding of psychology and motivation. In Tanden's words, “I will always consider myself a student.”

Welcome to 'women have it harder in politics' Part Deux. Nominees from Neera Tanden to former Gov. Jennifer Granholm have their qualifications questioned and their histories judged in ways that just don't match up with their male colleagues. UPDATE: Ms. Tanden has withdrawn her nomination to head the OMB. We wish her the best Research https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/25/business/mr-potato-head-gender-neutral.html?fbclid=IwAR2rZ-pYZO7mBftq7x5ZhBwC7-J2Zp2taFcp8h4_lru27C9-Yu5l4AcFfUY https://apnews.com/article/house-vote-lgbtq-protections-9347578b80d3ad3ac4b92365da81096e https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-56178510?fbclid=IwAR3SOhQB-WG26ilfdtqc84mol5XWEnjDclB8uDl_qBj51j_d0DvZjJgQMfk https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/culture/story/zendaya-corrects-gendered-question-interview-76107568 https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/feb/25/john-geddert-death-usa-gymnastics-twistarshttps://www.politico.com/interactives/2021/joe-biden-cabinet-members-confirmations-list/https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/540579-kennedy-apologizes-for-calling-haaland-a-whack-job https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2021/02/23/deb-haaland-nomination-interior-department-good-choice-column/4514526001/ https://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/540075-udalls-haaland-criticism-motivated-by-something-other-than-her?rl=1https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/11/18/that-time-the-senate-denied-jeff-sessions-a-federal-judgeship-over-accusations-of-racism/https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/02/25/rand-paul-rachel-levine/ https://msmagazine.com/2021/02/24/neera-tanden-we-have-her-back-opposition-sexist-racist-double-standard-hypocrisy/  

Emily, John and David discuss the Tanden take down, Merrick Garland‘s DOJ, and how to stop police killings of Black people with guest Jason Johnson.Here are some notes and references from this week's show:Isaac Chotiner on Twitter @IChotinerMitch Daniels for the Washington Post: “Senate Republicans Could Restore a Bit of Civility by Confirming Neera Tanden” Jacob Jarvis for Newsweek: “Neera Tanden Once Criticized Joe Manchin's Pharma CEO Daughter”Wesley Lowery for GQ: “The Most Ambitious Effort Yet to Reform Policing May Be Happening in Ithaca, New York”Slate's A Word … With Jason JohnsonHere's this week's chatter:Emily: Yes In My Backyard's Mapping Inequality: Digitizing Our Redlining HistoryJohn: Isabella Kwai for the New York Times: “Von Trapped: The Family Is Stuck Inside, So Why Not Sing Parodies?”David: Children get off a school bus in MongoliaListener chatter from @Yayadesigns1: “Watch an Archaeologist Play the “Lithophone,” a Prehistoric Instrument That Let Ancient Musicians Play Real Classic Rock”Slate Plus members get great bonus content from Slate, a special segment on the Gabfest each week, and access to special bonus episodes throughout the year. Sign up now to listen and support our show. For this week's Slate Plus bonus segment, Emily, David, and John discuss our cultural predispositions when it comes to risk and how to better deal with, ignore or address risks. Tweet us your questions and chatters @SlateGabfest, or email us at gabfest@slate.com. (Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.)Podcast production by Jocelyn Frank.Research and show notes by Bridgette Dunlap. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emily, John and David discuss the Tanden take down, Merrick Garland‘s DOJ, and how to stop police killings of Black people with guest Jason Johnson.Here are some notes and references from this week's show:Isaac Chotiner on Twitter @IChotinerMitch Daniels for the Washington Post: “Senate Republicans Could Restore a Bit of Civility by Confirming Neera Tanden” Jacob Jarvis for Newsweek: “Neera Tanden Once Criticized Joe Manchin's Pharma CEO Daughter”Wesley Lowery for GQ: “The Most Ambitious Effort Yet to Reform Policing May Be Happening in Ithaca, New York”Slate's A Word … With Jason JohnsonHere's this week's chatter:Emily: Yes In My Backyard's Mapping Inequality: Digitizing Our Redlining HistoryJohn: Isabella Kwai for the New York Times: “Von Trapped: The Family Is Stuck Inside, So Why Not Sing Parodies?”David: Children get off a school bus in MongoliaListener chatter from @Yayadesigns1: “Watch an Archaeologist Play the “Lithophone,” a Prehistoric Instrument That Let Ancient Musicians Play Real Classic Rock”Slate Plus members get great bonus content from Slate, a special segment on the Gabfest each week, and access to special bonus episodes throughout the year. Sign up now to listen and support our show. For this week's Slate Plus bonus segment, Emily, David, and John discuss our cultural predispositions when it comes to risk and how to better deal with, ignore or address risks. Tweet us your questions and chatters @SlateGabfest, or email us at gabfest@slate.com. (Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.)Podcast production by Jocelyn Frank.Research and show notes by Bridgette Dunlap. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emily, John and David discuss the Tanden take down, Merrick Garland‘s DOJ, and how to stop police killings of Black people with guest Jason Johnson.Here are some notes and references from this week's show:Isaac Chotiner on Twitter @IChotinerMitch Daniels for the Washington Post: “Senate Republicans Could Restore a Bit of Civility by Confirming Neera Tanden” Jacob Jarvis for Newsweek: “Neera Tanden Once Criticized Joe Manchin's Pharma CEO Daughter”Wesley Lowery for GQ: “The Most Ambitious Effort Yet to Reform Policing May Be Happening in Ithaca, New York”Slate's A Word … With Jason JohnsonHere's this week's chatter:Emily: Yes In My Backyard's Mapping Inequality: Digitizing Our Redlining HistoryJohn: Isabella Kwai for the New York Times: “Von Trapped: The Family Is Stuck Inside, So Why Not Sing Parodies?”David: Children get off a school bus in MongoliaListener chatter from @Yayadesigns1: “Watch an Archaeologist Play the “Lithophone,” a Prehistoric Instrument That Let Ancient Musicians Play Real Classic Rock”Slate Plus members get great bonus content from Slate, a special segment on the Gabfest each week, and access to special bonus episodes throughout the year. Sign up now to listen and support our show. For this week's Slate Plus bonus segment, Emily, David, and John discuss our cultural predispositions when it comes to risk and how to better deal with, ignore or address risks. Tweet us your questions and chatters @SlateGabfest, or email us at gabfest@slate.com. (Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.)Podcast production by Jocelyn Frank.Research and show notes by Bridgette Dunlap. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back to current events in this episode, as we touch on our takeaways from the second impeachment trial of President Trump, the behavior of Governor Cuomo and Senator Cruz, and the confirmation hearing of Neera Tanden. We finish the episode by taking a deep dive into the situation in Texas.   0:21-41:56 -- Trump, Cuomo, Cruz, Tanden   42:10-1:16:06 -- Texas Disaster