Podcasts about tanyas

SÄSONGSAVSLUTNING: Det var den 18 november 1987. Ett ungt par, 20-åriga Jay Cook och 18-åriga Tanya Van Cuylenborg gav sig iväg i en van för att köra från sin hemstad i Kanada över gränsen till USA och till Seattle, Washington. Planen var att komma hem dagen efter, men paret återvände aldrig. Senare i november hittades Jay och Tanyas kroppar, deras van och ett antal andra föremål utspridda över fyra olika countys i närheten av Seattle. Paret hade blivit mördade och jakten på gärningsmannen pågick därefter i flera decennier. Det vill säga fram till april 2018, när fallet slutligen blev löst efter endast två timmar tack vare DNA-släktforskning och ett dedikerat team av personer som vägrade ge sig. Här kan du ta del av ett 70 min långt bonusavsnitt om Phoebe Handsjuks bisarra dödsfall efter att ha fallit ned för ett sopnedkast i en lägenhetsbyggnad i Melbourne, Australien år 2010. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6ooA2vVarqiEC3wR2mhQnz?si=ZKgUavcZT--T-18Zh82o4g Podcaster: https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/rysarpodden-true-crime/id1455772712?i=1000660725526 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rysarpodden/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rysarpodden Mail: rysarpodden@gmail.com

Tanya Taivassalo och Magnus Persson har nyligen flyttat ihop i en by utanför Färila när det blir diskussion om vem Tanya skriver med på mobilen. Tanyas båda barn är hemma, och dottern Wilma blir orolig när Magnus går och hämtar ett av sina vapen. – Jag hörde två skott så jag visste att det var kört, säger Wilma som blev vittne till mordet. Avsnittet har gjorts i samarbete med Ljusdals-Posten. Programledare: Evalisa Wallin. Reporter på Ljusdals-Posten: Elisabet Greek. Musik, ljudläggning och mixning: Patricio Samuelsson. Ansvarig utgivare för Krimstad är Anders Nilsson. Krimstad är ett samarbete mellan Bonnier News lokala titlar.

Tanya har skrevet både bachelor- og masteroppgave om spill, og er spesielt interessert i spill som dykker ned i menneskers følelsesliv. Hennes gjennomgang av sine 10 favorittspill gjør dypt inntrykk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode let's talk about why people only come to church on important holidays. Tanya has some very random thoughts for us, and we end todays episode discussing God's incredible timing. Follow, like and subscribe to our show, we would also really appreciate if you'd share our little podcast. Lets grow TJP family together! Let us know what you think! Leave a comment, review, or suggestions at Facebook.com/ccujourneypodcast

Tonight the boys are hanging with wine professional Tanya Porcelli (@tanyas_tasting_table on IG )and tasting some great summer whites! Sella and Mosca Vermentino, Sardinia Trimbach RieslingDr Frank Rkatsitelli, Finger Lakes These are available pretty much anywhere!Plus what is your best bet for no hangover... besides not drinking. The boys give their tips!

Äntligen! Vi ger vår recap och våra tankar om den fantastiska avslutningen på säsong två av ”White Lotus”. Vi går igenom allt! (Obvious spoiler-varning här)Skötte Ethan konfrontationen med Harper på rätt sätt? Hur mycket av en sucker var Albie? Har vi nånsin sett en mer hotfull skedning än Jacks? Är Dominic en förändrad man? Hur effektiv är Daphnes livsfilosofi om att göra allt för att inte bli ett offer? Hur viktigt är det att behålla ett uns av atletisk förmåga i sin kropp? Har Jon rätt i att Ethan snitchade på Cameron? Vad hände mellan Daphne och Ethan när dom gick till ön? Vad tyckte vi om Tanyas kamp mot the gays? Var borde nästa säsong utspela sig? Och vilken karaktär från den här säsongen vill vi se i nästa? Enjoy! Stötta oss på Patreon för regelbundna bonusavsnitt + mer! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Spending time in wild places has taught this 5th generation farmer to quietly find ways to listen to others, those who often don't have a voice but have so much to teach the rest of us.  The challenge is in finding ways to give them their own way of being deeply heard.Engaging in relationships with local traditional owners  is the  beginning of her journey of uncovering history and rebuilding the path forward. To make this possible, Tanya leans on love, not the 'sugarised' popular culture version,  but the kind that  asks us to step into harder, more complicated challenges where climate is creating environments which are anti life. Tanyas 'tomorrow' is focussed on growing her heart big enough to lean into the challenges we all need to confront."Despite it feeling vulnerable - we need big love to stay committed to our people, place and the challenges faced by humanity.  Show NotesNavigating  succession planning  on the family farmWhy she farmsHer love of music took her to Tenant Creek and taught her how to listenWilderness School in the USASuccess = love for and from others, love for place, love for landReckoning with the truth of farming land that was colonised by her family and never cededLove for the visceral raw beauty of the country she calls homeDoing the work required to repair the damage done.Using ‘invisibility' to navigate a male dominated farming sectorHer dads support to be what she wanted to be despite being femaleIdentifying with women who were not ‘visible' but were still offering valuable contributionFinding maturity and strength in your own way and timeBeing part of a team on family farmsDeeply listeningExploring solo, observing the outside world until the connection with self is seamlessLetting the outside wash over questions you are wrestling with The formative experience of living with indigenous Australians on countryExperiencing what it feels like to be a white minority - a necessary unsettling experience to gain profound perspective and humilityDiversifying her farming to incorporate horticulture as well as livestockActively seeking time in community where collective efforts were her salve to city lifeUsing community dance to release unspoken tensionsHer love of music and dance since very early childhood - fluid, joyful, embodied wonder that gets us out of our heads - she now dances in the paddock with her sheep Breaking into song with her gran in her last week of lifeThe power of community to dissipate griefLeaning into grief with open emotion and active presence while we celebrate and harvest memoriesGrieving collectivelyBeing reassured by the sense of their being a collective effort Her freelance for WondergroundBeing apprenticed to country as a way of caring ReferencesDavid Org - Ecological LiteracyWonderground JournalPodcast partners ROCK!Hidden Sea - Wine that saves the seaNutrisoilWwoof AustraliaBuy the Book - Futuresteading - Live Like tomorrow mattersSupport the showCasual Support - Buy Me A CoffeeRegular Support - PatreonSupport the show

Rabbi Jacobson will discuss the following topics: Chassidus Applied to 17 Tammuz NidcheWhat does this day teach us? What can we learn from the nidche? If Judaism doesn't believe in collective punishment, why do we fast and do teshuva for the sins of our fathers? How are the Three Weeks relevant today? Chassidus Applied to PinchasWhy was Pinchas granted the covenant of peace for his act of zealousness? Why did G-d wait until the daughters of Tzelofchad complained about not having an inheritance before writing new inheritance laws into the Torah for them? How should we react to new astronomical discoveries?How large is the universe according to the Torah? Why did G-d create the multitude of galaxies? Doesn't this render the Earth as nothing but a puff of a speck in the universe without much importance? Do these findings prove that the universe is billions of years old? Can we go on a hunger strike until G-d sends us Moshiach? What can I do about my addiction to TV? What was the Rebbe's intention in printing Tanyas in every possible location? Follow-up Chassidus question: How does Chassidus explain the Three Weeks?

Rabbi Jacobson will discuss the following topics: How does Purim help us endure and ultimately transform darkness to light? Chassidus applied to Shemini and ParahWhat does the number eight signify and what is its connection to this time of year? Why do we read Parah this week and what is its lesson for us? Why did a continuous fire burn upon the altar; isn't that a waste of resources? Follow-up: PurimIs there anything to be learned today from the Rebbe declaring “hurrah” Purim 5713? Can we place a curse on the Russians? Can we learn from Haman that humiliation is the beginning of his downfall? If we wear sackcloth and pour ashes on our heads like Mordechai did, will that inspire Hashem to annul the decree and end the war in Ukraine? What's the connection between the king awaking from his sleep and our prayers “awakening” G-d in golus? How can we take advantage of Purim's kol ha'poshet yad noisnim lo (anyone who stretches out his hand should be given) to receive G-d's blessings? Should I feel guilty that I didn't drink on Purim? Follow-up: UkraineWhat was the peace offering brought in the temple and what could we bring today as a substitute in order to bring peace in Ukraine? Why are my prayers of hareini mekabel and ach tzadikim not bring peace to Ukraine? Will it help to print Tanyas in Ukraine? Should we be building new institutions instead of helping those in need? Should we be embarrassed by the fact that this war was started by Russia, the place where Chabad was founded? Was it appropriate for Russian generals to go pray in Lubavitch? Should we be concerned about rising prices? Did the Rebbe ever advise how to survive a nuclear war? How can I make sense of a good deed that I did, which 30 years ago destroyed my life and recently saved my life? Chassidus question: How can we compare “blessed is Mordecahi to cursed is Haman”?

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Tanya was raised on a cattle station north of Alice Springs during the 1960s and 1970s. The stories from her childhood sound like something out of book – too wild and wonderful to be true. As it turns out – they are so extraordinary Tanya has published them into a memoir called An Alice Girl, which was released in May 2020. In this episode, we chat about what Tanyas childhood on a remote cattle station was like back in those days, and how it shaped the rest of her life. Because, as you’ll come to learn in this episode, Tanya went on to become an accomplished lawyer who worked on the Azaria Chamberlain inquiry, she travelled the world and even lived in Prague, and is now the author of 2 books. Not bad for someone who used to go to school for 30 minutes a day over a 2 way radio... *** We're celebrating the launch of the TX6600S UHF Radio! As an Australian Owned and Operated business, GME openly embraces Australian manufacturing and is proud to release the only Australian Made handheld UHF CB radio, the TX6600S. The TX6600S underwent all stages of its development at the GME head office in Western Sydney. This included Industrial Design and Development through to Product Assembly, Testing, onsite Warehousing and National Distribution. By completing this all in Australia it ensures that GME can bring products to market faster than those that rely on importing goods from overseas. These internal measures also enable GME to ensure the TX6600S and other products are manufactured to the highest quality. GME products are brought to market through stringent in-house quality assurance practices and backed by an ISO 9001 Manufacturing Accreditation to ensure product reliability and to uphold the quality that GME is renowned for. Like all GME products the TX6600S is built tough like the Australian Outback and comes with a rugged IP67 ingress-protection rating to ensure exceptional performance and years of reliable use in the harshest working environments. It was designed to suit a wide range of demanding commercial applications from agriculture to construction, mining, councils, and countless other industries that require stable and dependable communication to get the job done safely and efficiently. So remember, Wherever life takes you. Take GME.  

Tanya and her artist boyfriend live an idyllic life on a tropical fantasy island but tensions begin to build as a large ape takes an interest in Tanya. It's a jealous boyfriend versus a jealous ape on Tanya's Island (1980). Can the Invaders remake this erotic Canuksploitation movie starring Vanity? Grab a towel and head down the beach with us for this fan challenge as we attempt to remake Tanya's Island.   Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Spotify, Google Play Music, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, RadioPublic, BluBrry, Libsyn, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook & Instagram: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com Buy a cool t-shirt and other Invasion of the Remake swag at our TeePublic Store!

Hey Book Lovers! You're listening to a GrowGetters Book Club episode! Each month we unpack, dissect, and discuss some of the hottest non-fiction releases that have the potential to positively impact your careers, and your lives!Today we discuss The Multi-Hyphen Method (OR in the US it’s called The Multi-Hyphen Life) by author, podcaster, and self-proclaimed "Multi-Hyphenate" Emma Gannon.This is truly a business book for the modern age.It is both a celebration of the side-hustle, and a signpost for the evolution of work (particularly for working women).The premise of the book is to "work less, create more, and design a career that works for you" by becoming a Multi-Hyphenate - a person who derives their income and their passion from a number of different sources at a given time.So today, we have not one, but TWO very special guests joining us in our discussion - who are both living proof of the "Multi-Hyphen Life".We have the brilliant Greta Grace, a successful entrepreneur, business coach, retreat leader, plant medicine advocate, and speaker who is a living embodiment of what it means to live a life of purpose. Greta wears many hats, very successfully, and is a natural-born Multi-Hyphenate!And also joining us is the wonderful Deborah Liubinas, who is the creative force behind 3oclockstyle. Deb is a former management accountant who turned her back on the corporate world to pursue her passion for fashion. Today she is a fashion stylist, content creator, blogger, influencer, and brand ambassador. And - full disclosure here - she is also Tanyas lovely sister.So let dive into this brilliant book that has now become our new career manifesto!!Plus...If you want some more sweet, sweet inspo, check out our Insta page and please follow us at @growgetterspodcast !! :)And if you’re still hungry for more, our #GrowGetters GROWTH HACKS NEWSLETTER is designed to keep you up-skilled and up-to-date on all the latest tips, models, and trends - so sign up at www.growgetterspodcast.com/newsletterYour hosts are:Award-winning brand strategist and writer, Tanya Garma (@tanyagarma)Forbes-listed startup founder and entrepreneur, Tiffany Hart (@tiffanyclairehart)To stay in touch with Deb and Greta - you can follow them here: GretaPersonal Insta: https://www.instagram.com/greta.grace__/Business Insta: https://www.instagram.com/entrepurpose/Website: https://www.entre-purpose.com/DebInsta: https://www.instagram.com/3oclockstyle/

Gail was a bit poorly, so delegated Tanyas mum to be the guest cook.

Ever dealt with Imposter syndrome? You know when you embark on a new venture or step out of your comfort zone and have every negative thought and limiting belief come rushing to the surface. I think we can all relate. I know for sure I’ve been there. So many times. Launching this podcast; starting the Old Chicks Know Shit platform; leaving my corporate job and I hear it from my clients. That’s why I knew I had to have Tanya Geisler, an expert on Imposter complex on the podcast. I loved this conversation so much. We talk about the 12 lies of the imposter complex and the one truth that can help you drown out the noise, tune in to your soul’s voice and step into the best version of you. Sooo good!!! Tanya Geisler is a certified Leadership Coach, TEDxWomen speaker, and writer who teaches high-performing leaders how to combat their Imposter Complex and lead with impeccable impact so they can achieve their ultimate goals. Her clients include best-selling authors, public speakers, and rockstar motivators. Get more information on Tanyas work at http://tanyageisler.com/12lies

If I am wrong on the spelling of your name, please reach out Stephan!  We are running WAY behind as you will be able to tell listening to this. Plus we are out of order. I released our Tiger King episode first. But in this episode we send a shout out to the awesome Stephan from Optum who rocked socks in the customer service department! We also share a little bit about Tanyas demon of an ex and a customer email complaint that had some unintended consequences! Enjoy!    #optum #optumhealth

Join Joni and Tanya as they traveled to Jamaica and visited multiple Sandals and 1 Beaches Resorts!

SPECIAL GUEST: Tanya Latty (USyd) Urban beekeeping is all the rage but its not the only thing you can do to help pollinators. Tanya Latty from the University of Sydney says being a lazy gardener may be the best thing you can do to help your local bees, beetles and butterflies. Tanya’s work was recently featured on ABC’s Catalyst as part of the Great Australian Bee Challenge. Tanya and her lab work on understanding how social organisms work together to solve problems like navigation, predation and decision making. Incredibly this work can help scientist and engineers develop new technologies such as self-driving cars and autonomous robots.  We had a few audio issues with this one. Apologies for the scratchy track, but a million thanks to John Dennison for helping out and saving this one for us! Find out more about Tanyas work on her lab website or follow her on Twitter at @TanyaLatty Find out more at www.insituscience.com Follow us on Twitter @insituscience Follow us on Instagram  http://instagram.com/insituscience  Like us on Facebook Music: ‘Strange Stuff’ by Sonic Wallpaper - www.sonicwallpaper.bandcamp.com

Tonight our newlyweds discuss the busy holiday weekends, what is Tanyas  favorite new years eve memory, and why would anyone take a trip to the "Mallrats" mall!?

Få noter og links på: SIVP.dk/56   Tanya Dick er med for anden gang. Sidst hun var med var i episode 21, hvor vi snakkede om at være effektiv med din tid på Facebook. Tanya er ekspert i Facebook for dyrlæger. Hun er uddannet veterinærsygeplejerske og underviser samtidig i Facebookmarketing. Hun ved altså særligt meget om hvordan de to kan mødes. Nogle opfatter mest Facebook som et sted de skal “sælge” noget, da de har hørt at mediet kan bruges til “markedsføring”. Det to ting er dog meget forskellige og ved at vende måde at se på Facebookmarketing på, kan du få et bedre resultatet. Mød dine følgere i øjenhøjde Du skal huske at der sidder rigtige mennesker på den anden side af skærmen, fortæller Tanya. Vi vil alle gerne tales til om almindelige mennesker og skal skifte det lidt stive skriftsprog ud med talesprog. Tanyas konkrete råd er: Vend sætninger til tale-sprog Brug ord som “du”, “dig” og “din” Undgå at sætte ord i S-form (Undgå f. eks. “du henvises…”, “du ønskes...” og “hunden behandles med...”) Tal altid om dig selv og klinikken i jeg- eller vi-form. Undgå “Dyreklinikken ønsker dig en god weekend”, men skriv “Vi ønsker dig…” Kom til sagen hurtigt. Start den allerførste sætning med pointen i dit opslag Skriv kun én persona ad gangen Du kan ikke ramme alle din følgere på én gang, forklarer Tanya. De opfører sig ikke ens og interesserer sig ikke for det samme. Hvis du kun skriver til en person af gangen, bliver det meget nemmere for dig at ramme rigtigt og kommunikere præcist. Du kan godt skrive til flere, men det skal du altså gøre i et andet opslag dagen efter, råder Tanya Sælge mere (på en etisk møde) ved at være opmærksom Folk har næsten altid en historier om deres eget kæledyr eller deres egne oplevelser, som de gerne vil dele. Tanya giver et eksempel med et opslag, der er nået langt ud, men mindre kan også gøre det. Ved at være opmærksom på hvem der liker og kommenterer på dine opslag, bliver du klar over hvilke af dine klienter, der har lyst til at lege med dig. På den måde kan du meget bedre rette dine sælgende opslag til de rigtige mennesker, forklarer Tanya. Folk skal kende os, kunne lide os og stole på os Mennesker handler helst (hvis ikke udelukkende) med andre mennesker, de kan lide. Det kan godt være at vi taler mest om prisen og det er den forklaring folk giver hinanden, men under det ligger tilliden. Folk er langt mere tilbøjelige til at handle hos os, forklarer Tanya, hvis vi har deres tillid. Du kan bruge Facebook til at opbygge den tillid, men du skal stole på at salget følger af sig selv. Brug i stedet din energi på uddanne, hjælpe og underholde dine klienter, råder Tanya. Forskellen på SALG og MARKEDSFØRING Den store forskel er at du hjælper dine følgere frem for at “lokke” dem ind i klinikken. Du holder dem til dig, ved hele tiden at give dem hygge og viden, som de gerne vil have. Salg er når du råber: “Kom og køb”. Det er der som sådan ikke noget forkert i, men du skal optjene dig “retten” til det hos dine følgere. Markedsføring af den nye slags er når du gang på gang levere gode tekster og andet godt indhold, der hjælper og gøre dine følgere glade. Ved at gøre det vil du få større effekt med dine salg. Tanya kalder dette for “pull marketing” - altså at du trækker kunderne til dig ved at være uimodståelig.

Dr. Tanya Maté is a Licensed Naturopathic Doctor based out of Vancouver, CA. She is the Integration director at the Temple Of The Way Of Light in Peru, and a student and teacher of plant medicines and spirituality. She has trained with her father-in-law, Dr. Gabor Maté in his unique healing approach of compassionate inquiry. Show Notes Below: Websites: 1. www.drtanyamate.com 2. www.templeofthewayoflight.org 3. www.iceers.org 4. Tanyas article on ayahuasca: http://ndnr.com/neurology/ayahuasca-tradition-context-clinical-applications/ 5. Documentary: The Jungle Prescription : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMyd1QOP3mw 6. Medicine by TJ Dawe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd1XvmfFYpo 7. http://drgabormate.com Books: 1. In The Realm Of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction By Dr. Gabor Maté : 1. https://www.amazon.com/Realm-Hungry-Ghosts-Encounters-Addiction/dp/155643880X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1471656211&sr=1-1&keywords=in+the+realm+of+hungry+ghosts 2. The Presence Process: A Healing Journey Into Present Moment Awareness By Michael Brown: www.amazon.com/Presence-Process-Healing-Journey-Awareness/dp/0825305373 3. The End of Your World: Uncensored Straight Talk on the Nature of Enlightenment by Adyashanti https://www.amazon.com/End-Your-World-Uncensored-Enlightenment/dp/1591797799/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1471656171&sr=1-1&keywords=the+end+of+your+world Icaros: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m28Kslrs9is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2c33TSNY5w  

Frazey Ford, a founding member of the Be Good Tanyas, performs songs from her recent release, "Obadiah". She also talks about growing up in western Canada and plans to reunite with the Tanyas for some shows this summer.

Folk Festival Artistic Director Kerry Clarke brings you the music of 4 old-time artists: Sparrow Quartet, Duhks, Be Good Tanyas, Outlaw Social and Carolina Chocolate Drops

The Be Good Tanyas: "Ootischenia" Bitch: "Unstick" Immortal Technique: "Point Of No Return" Needles: "Black Holes" Final Fantasy: "Peach, Plum, Pear" Andrea Revel: "Past Is Never Past" Robert Graves: "A Child's Nightmare" mashup