Podcasts about terhi

Radio Novan Aamun Sanaselityspelissä on päästy jälleen tositoimiin, kun sanoja ovat olleet arvuuttelemassa Terhi, Hannele, Mervi, Matti ja Nella. Sanoja on päässyt selittämään myös erikoisivieras Päivi, jonka kanssa Kimmo laittoi työpaikat vaihtoon päivän ajaksi. Ilmamiekka viuhui ja töpseliä asetettiin seinään, kun Kimmo selitti sanoja niin vimmatusti!Kuuntele Sanaselityspeliä Radio Novan Aamuissa arkisin klo 8!

Terhi Törmälehdon uusi romaani He ovat suolaa ja valoa (Otava, 2024) avaa meille ikkunan vähemmän tunnettuun maailmaan, suomalaiseen kristilliseen sionismiin. Törmälehdon kolmas romaani sijoittuu maaliskuuhun 2023 Israelissa ja Länsirannalla. Se seuraa kahden suomalaisen naisen, lääkäri Susannan ja opettaja Anun, matkaa ja kokemuksia Pyhällä maalla. Romaani kuvaa paitsi Israelin ja Palestiinan konfliktia myös näyttää länsimaalaisten kristittyjen, mukaan lukien suomalaisten, roolia monimutkaisessa tilanteessa. Törmälehto oli itse Israelissa ja Länsirannalla kirjan tapahtuma-aikaan. Uskostaan luopunut kirjailija Törmälehto, joka on taustaltaan äidinkielen ja kirjallisuuden opettaja sekä opettajankouluttaja, kertoo teoksen olevan myös henkilökohtainen tutkielma siitä, millainen aikuinen hänestä itsestään olisi voinut kasvaa. Poliittisen historian valtiotieteiden tohtori, Ulkopoliittisen insituutin vanhempi tutkija Timo R. Stewart kirjoitti suomalaisista sionisteista tietokirjassaan Luvatun maan lumo: Israelin kristityt ystävät Suomessa (Gaudeamus, 2022). Terhi Törmälehtoa ja Timo R. Stewartia haastattelee Pauliina Grym.

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Mitä tehdä, jos tuntuu, että oma työarki stressaa eikä motivoi? Miten voi päästä headhunterin haaviin, löytää mieluisan työn ja kenties saada parempaa palkkaa?   Jasminin ja Kaisan vieraana jaksossa on headhunter Terhi Klemetti, joka antaa kullanarvoisia vinkkejä työpaikan ja uranvaihdosta haaveileville. Jaksossa selvitetään, miten pitäisi suhtautua työpaikkailmoitusten pitkiin vaatimuslistoihin – kannattaako hakea, jos rastia ei saa kaikkiin ruutuihin?   Terhi kertoo jaksossa vinkit rekrytointiprosessissa menestymiseen sekä siihen, millaisia asioista kannattaisi neuvotella työsopimuksen allekirjoitushetkellä. Lisäksi hän vinkkaa, miten asettaa oikea palkkapyyntö työhakemukseen.

Mitkä asiat vaikuttavat siihen, miten käytämme rahaa ja kuinka suhtaudumme siihen? Uuden Rahapuhetta-kauden starttijaksossa rahasta puhutaan sisällöntuottaja Samuel Chimen sekä kulutustutkija ja sosiologian professori Terhi-Anna Wilskan kanssa.Millainen rahankäyttäjä Samuel on? Mitä raha merkitsee Terhille? Entä miksi ajattelemme rahasta niin kuin ajattelemme?

Kauan odotettu yhteisjakso Velhocastin Vilman ja Jasminin kanssa on täällä! Jaksossa selvitetään, kumpi on parempi Potter-tietäjä: Anna vai Terhi. Lisäksi keskustelemme syvällisiä ja vähemmän syvällisiä this or that -kysymysten äärellä. Varoituksen sana: jakso saa kuulijan hyvin varmasti turhautumaan. Tervetuloa kuulolle! Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Tuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bonus-jaksossa käsittelemme Harry Potter saagan suomentajan kirjoittamaa kirjaa omasta suomennustyöstään. Jaksossa nostamme esille erilaisia pointteja kirjasta ja ajaudumme vapaamuotoiseen keskusteluun eri aiheiden äärelle. Varoituksen sana siitä, että jakso sisältää myös hieman keittiöpsykologiaa. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What you'll learn in this episode: How Terhi's work changed as she moved from Finland to Amsterdam to France How the weather influenced Terhi's recent exhibition at Ornamentum Gallery How jewelry can help us explore the relationship between man and nature Why Terhi creates her work on a mannequin, and how she lets materials tell her what they want to be Why love is the most important thing an artist can put in their work   About Terhi Tolvanen Currently based in the French countryside, Terhi Tolvanen was born in Helsinki, Finland (1968).  Following studies at the Lahti Design Institute, Finland, and the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, NL, Tolvanen earned a Master's Degree in Jewelry at the Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam, NL. Tolvanen's works can be found in numerous distinguished private and public collections worldwide, including the Swiss National Museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum (London, UK) the Dallas Museum of Art (TX- USA) among others. Photos available on TheJewelryJourney.com: Additional Resources Website Instagram   Transcript: Terhi Tolvanen's jewelry isn't made of gold or diamonds, but in its own way, it's just as precious. The Finnish jeweler uses natural materials like wood, raw minerals and shells to create jewelry that not only looks beautiful, but challenges viewers to reflect on the world around them. She joined the Jewelry Journey Podcast to talk about how her daily walks shape her work; how living in Amsterdam and rural France have changed her jewelry over the years; and her advice for emerging artists. Read the episode transcript here. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey, exploring the hidden world of art around you. Because every piece of art has a story, and jewelry is no exception. Sharon: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey Podcast. This is the second part of a two-part episode. If you haven't heard part one, please head to TheJewelryJourney.com. We're so glad you're here today. I'd never heard of our guest, Terhi Tolvanen, before. I don't know how I missed her jewelry because I like large, statement-type pieces, and that's what many of Terhi's pieces are. I was really taken with them. Welcome back. So, it's finding things in nature that you put together in what you call a sculpture. Terhi: Yeah, sculpture, jewelry. I do really make jewelry, but it's also all these wonderful materials that I manage to find. I'm also talking about, for example, light and movement. How do the trees, for example, move in the wind? This can be a big inspiration. Or an early summer rain, which gives a certain kind of light and color to things. I also have very many pieces where I'm talking about the metamorphosis of a flower, opening and being in full flower and then in the end fading away. The circle of life. I'm very fond of moss also, which I find very beautiful. It also talks about time because moss is growing very slowly, and it takes over places that have not been really taken care of. What is taken care of? There are cultures, like in Japan, where they think moss is very important and beautiful. They pour sour milk over stone so that moss would grow better. Whereas in Europe the moss is taken away. They have pieces where, for example, it's a moss collection. I made my own moss, or I make my own mushrooms, which are also very fascinating. Sharon: So, nature is where you get most of your inspiration from. From the things around you that other people might overlook? Terhi: Yes, it's that. Yes, I think so. The starting point is a little bit in this experience that I had when I moved to Amsterdam. In Finland, it's so normal for everybody to have nature around, and it's so very normal to go to the forest and to be able to pick berries and mushrooms and walk around. When I moved to Amsterdam, I realized that this is not at all the case over there. Everything is planted. Nothing is wild. Even the forest is planted, and you should not touch anything. So, the nature experience is totally, totally different. This was not really shocking to me, but I found it very interesting at the time. I think it's really a human need to be in touch with nature, and in a city situation, it starts on the balconies. The very first pieces I made after school were about flowerpots and balconies where people are creating their own nature spaces in a mini way. I found that very interesting. When one has a little bit more space, this becomes a garden, and there are all different kinds of gardens, very well taken care of or very wild gardens. I'm also very fond of all different garden wood. The best material for me is, for example, this curly hazelnut that has been pruned for many years, which makes it curl even more. This human interaction has been there already long before I get to this material in my hands. There are all kinds of fascinating situations with these thoughts. Sharon: Are people surprised when they look at your work, like, “What is this? This isn't jewelry. There's no diamonds or gold.” What is their reaction? Terhi: Yeah, sometimes. I don't have so many new people around that I get to hear this kind of remark. But yeah, sometimes it happens like, “Really? It's very big and it must be very heavy.” They find it very strange that branches can make a necklace. I have the feeling that the big question is “But where is the value?” It's easier to see the value when it's precious metal and shiny stones. Sharon: How do you introduce yourself to people who don't know you? If people ask what you do, what do you tell them? Terhi: I say I'm a jewelry artist, and then I have to explain. I say I'm a jewelry artist making contemporary jewelry because there are so many different types of jewelry. I have to explain that I'm selling my work through galleries and that there are collectors and museums buying, like it was any other art discipline like painting or sculpture. This explains the best, I think, the way I do work.  Otherwise, a remark I get very often is, “The Christmas market is very nice in that little town. Maybe this would be interesting for you.” Then I have to explain that I don't make pieces in series. My pieces are always unique pieces. I make some variations, but I never really copy a piece. There are some exceptions to the rule, but I haven't done it many times. Sharon: You're in many prestigious museums around the world. That must give you a lot of credibility when you're talking to people. Terhi: Yes, of course. This is really fantastic, that my work is valued. It's very good for motivation, and, of course, it gives status. It's fantastic to be appreciated in my work. It's quite important. I would say it's very important for me, yes. Sharon: It keeps you going. The first time a museum wanted to collect your work, did they come to you? Did they see it at a show? What happened? Terhi: The museums and collectors are buying from the galleries, so I am not in direct contact with them. With the years, I have gotten to meet some of my collectors. I have quite a few in the U.S., and this is very far away. So, there are some I have never met in person. I would say I've met more in Europe at the openings. It's very nice and important to be there for my own openings and especially to meet people. Sharon: Were you excited or inspired when you heard the museum bought your first piece or your second piece? Did it keep you going? Terhi: Yes, absolutely. Yes. I have quite a good list now. I have a couple of museums I would like to have my pieces also, so I still have work to do. Sharon: You mentioned that you're very busy in the studio right now. What are you working on? Terhi: Yes, I'm always very busy. The whole year is a rhythm with solo exhibitions. For quite some years now, there's a solo exhibition in one of my galleries every year. Then I have galleries that go regularly to fairs, and I try to have some new pieces for them. Right now, I'm finishing pieces for the Pearl Exhibition at Noel Guyomarc'h in Montreal. The Pearl Exhibition is touring now in several galleries, and then each gallery is asking other artists to participate. Noel asked me, among others. Then I'm also preparing some pieces for an art fair in Amsterdam. I'm also almost done with a customer order from Ornamentum Gallery. Sharon: Would you say the market for jewelry is growing in France, or is it remaining stable? Terhi: Well, it's quite stable, I would say, for quite some time now, which means in practice that I can't really work with any new galleries on a steady basis. I do participate in group exhibitions, of course, but I have four galleries now that I work with, and they wait all the time for new pieces. So, I'm full in work all the time. Sharon: That's a nice position to be in. At what point do the stones talk to you to say, “I'm going to be a necklace,” or I should be a ring or a bracelet”? Terhi: Yeah, absolutely the materials talk to me. I'm a very materialistic maker in that sense. The materials are extremely important for me. This was already the case from the beginning. I'm only getting better in it, I think, and a little bit quicker. The way it goes is that I often let the wood—the branches that have certain shapes, I let them decide what shape the necklace would be. They tell me how they would be. There is a way in this puzzle work that when they are arranged in the best way, they also talk about movement or waves or so on. The same thing with stones. For example, when I have a mineral, I carefully choose which side of this mineral I show, which is the front side, because there are differences. The back side is maybe not so nice. The color is maybe better from a certain angle. A lot also decides where I need to place the stones. For example, labradorite is very dependent on the light falling on the stone. When it is looked at from a certain direction, it gives this very strong blue and green light in the stone. This is why I turn them around. Because jewelry pieces are three dimensional when they're worn, I'm making my pieces on the mannequin. When I'm moving around my mannequin, I'm taking care that the stones are having light from all sides of the piece. It cannot be only from the front because a jewelry piece is never looked at only from the front. I let the material decide a lot. With time I have learned to see. I'm really looking for certain qualities in the material. There are certain stones that absolutely need to be a ring because the stone is the most beautiful or spectacular or gives its best when it's placed on the hand, where one can look at it and turn it around a little bit. Sharon: Now, you've been doing this for about 20 years at least. What would you say to people who are just starting out? What would you tell emerging artists? Terhi: I would tell them that when making, they have to give all the love they have to their work. This means that one needs to try to do his or her best every time because one cannot cheat on that. When you put all your soul and all the love you have into your piece, then it becomes a good piece. Love means it's a good work because all artists are responsible for the quality of their work. In today's world, where there are so many objects, so many things that we don't need, what justifies the fact that art needs to exist? We have to do our best to make only really good pieces. This is possible when you give a lot of love. How do I know if my piece is ready and good? I, myself, find the piece really having a presence. Sharon: So, that's what emerging artists or all artists should work towards. Terhi: Yes, I think this is very important. With time, when they manage to concentrate on this question, at the same time, the technical skills and everything around it will develop as well. Sharon: Well, thank you very much for talking with us today, Terhi. I hope we have a chance to do it again in the future. Terhi: Thank you so much, Sharon, for having me. It was great. Sharon: We will have photos posted on the website. Please head to TheJewelryJourney.com to check them out. Thank you again for listening. Please leave us a rating and review so we can help others start their own jewelry journey.

What you'll learn in this episode: How Terhi's work changed as she moved from Finland to Amsterdam to France How the weather influenced Terhi's recent exhibition at Ornamentum Gallery How jewelry can help us explore the relationship between man and nature Why Terhi creates her work on a mannequin, and how she lets materials tell her what they want to be Why love is the most important thing an artist can put in their work   About Terhi Tolvanen Currently based in the French countryside, Terhi Tolvanen was born in Helsinki, Finland (1968).  Following studies at the Lahti Design Institute, Finland, and the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, NL, Tolvanen earned a Master's Degree in Jewelry at the Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam, NL. Tolvanen's works can be found in numerous distinguished private and public collections worldwide, including the Swiss National Museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum (London, UK) the Dallas Museum of Art (TX- USA) among others. Photos available on TheJewelryJourney.com: Additional Resources Website Instagram   Transcript: Terhi Tolvanen's jewelry isn't made of gold or diamonds, but in its own way, it's just as precious. The Finnish jeweler uses natural materials like wood, raw minerals and shells to create jewelry that not only looks beautiful, but challenges viewers to reflect on the world around them. She joined the Jewelry Journey Podcast to talk about how her daily walks shape her work; how living in Amsterdam and rural France have changed her jewelry over the years; and her advice for emerging artists. Read the episode transcript here. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey, exploring the hidden world of art around you. Because every piece of art has a story, and jewelry is no exception. Sharon: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey Podcast. This is the first part of a two-part episode. Please make sure you subscribe so you can hear part two as soon as it's released later this week. We're so glad you're here today. I'd never heard of our guest, Terhi Tolvanen, before. I'll let her pronounce the name in Finnish. I don't know how I missed her jewelry because I like large, statement-type pieces, and that's what many of Terhi's pieces are. I was really taken with them. She uses a lot of materials found in nature, integrated with stones that we might see in other jewelry. Her work can be found in many prestigious museums around the world. She herself has studied in several countries, growing and perfecting her work. Today, we will learn a lot about Terhi and the inspiration and ideas you will find all around her. Welcome to the podcast, Terhi. Terhi: Thank you so much, Sharon, for inviting me. It's great to be talking with you. Sharon: I'm so glad that we have the chance to talk. Can you tell us why you moved from Finland to Amsterdam to France? Can you tell us how the materials varied in each area? Terhi: I moved away from Finland. Originally, I was supposed to be going away for only one year, but after technical school, I was missing quite a lot to learn more about the reasons why to make things. At the time in Finland, there was no possibility to continue. That's why I started looking elsewhere. I ended up then studying in Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, and I totally fell in love with the school. The one year I was supposed to stay became six years. After four years, I also did a master course over there, and after school I stayed because it was great. I fell in love with jewelry. There were galleries, there were events, there were colleagues, there were things happening. During the school years, I made a lot of friends, and I found a place to stay and all that. Now for about 10 years, I've been in France. I moved to France because of love. I fell in love. Sharon: Love, okay. And did you find materials different in each area? Terhi: The materials, yeah, of course. Moving to France has changed the accessibility to my materials totally, because I moved to the countryside from the city. This meant that I was able to use more and more branches that I could collect and find a little bit everywhere. And I've continued what I started doing already in the Netherlands for finding all my minerals and stones. I would go to mineral fairs. Now that I'm in France, I go to Paris. Sharon: Are there are a lot of materials in Paris? Do you find things to work with? Terhi: There is a quite good mineral fair once a year, in the beginning of December. I almost always have to wait one year if I want to have something or find the same thing again or find new material. When I do that, I have to count that I have enough for working for one year. I buy a lot and I don't always use everything. Sometimes it can even take up to five years before I really know what I want to do with certain minerals, but this is always very exciting for me. I'm a very big fan of minerals and stones in any shape and color and format. I have used a lot of rough minerals that I would cut just a little bit so that the dimensions would fit on a piece. For about three or four years, I've also been buying some cut stones. When I still lived in Amsterdam, I used to work with a stone cutter who would cut stones especially for me, and that was a very good cooperation. Since then, he has stopped working a little bit in that way. But he would save me things the normal goldsmiths wouldn't want to buy. He learned very quickly that was interesting for me. Mainly it was things that were a little bit different, a little bit less perfect than a traditional goldsmith would want to use. Sharon: How long have you been a maker? Did you choose it later or did you choose it when you were young? Terhi: I have been a maker since my graduation from the Sandberg Instituut. The master course in Amsterdam is called Sandberg Instituut. I graduated from there in 1999, and I had my first solo show in 2000. Of course, it took a little time to get going. But now it's 24 years ago. It's long. Sharon: And you knew when you graduated that you wanted to be a maker or a jeweler. That's what you wanted to do professionally. Terhi: Yes. I was asking this question a lot while studying. When I started studying in Amsterdam, I was absolutely convinced that I don't want to be an artist and I don't want to make jewelry. But I thought, “Never mind. I will be able to learn a lot of important things anyway at school.” This meant that during a lot of school years, I was trying all kinds of different things. I was drawing a lot, I was making objects, I was working a lot with textiles, sort of half- clothes, half-sculpture pieces. And then at one moment towards the end of the master course, when it really became a reality that soon I will have to get out of the school and go into the real world, I really decided, “Okay, I will make jewelry,” because my conclusion, after all these school years, was that that's the thing I can do the best. So, I really chose it. Also, because of the situation at the time in the Netherlands, it was possible to ask for working grants for jewelry arts. I had some very good school friends that were very much encouraging me to take the jewelry direction. So, yes, it was a very conscious decision at the time, and I have not regretted it. Sharon: It was long periods when you were in a country. You said you were in Amsterdam for six years. Did you teach? I don't know, maybe I have that wrong. Terhi: No, not there. I was there for school for six years altogether. Also, I stayed for the reason that it was cheaper to work at school than rent a studio. When I graduated from the Instituut, I stayed in Amsterdam because it was, work wise, very exciting to stay there. I had a job on the site. Then later I got a working grant. I had a nice studio, so I stayed in Amsterdam until 2013 when I moved to France. Sharon: I have to ask if you knew the languages before you came to each country. Well, English in Amsterdam works. What languages do you speak? Terhi: I'm multilingual. in Amsterdam I decided that I would like to learn Dutch because I thought it is very important for the quality of life. I managed to learn Dutch, so I speak Dutch quite fluently. At school it was a lot in English, of course. I speak Finnish, Dutch, English, and now in France, people don't speak so much English, so I really had to learn French. I had already studied French during all my school time in Finland, so I had a base for that, but I couldn't speak it so well. Now, of course, with all the years, I have learned to speak French. I'm teaching now in France at ENSAD Limoges, the École Nationale Supérieure d'Art et de Design, which is one of the national art schools. I'm teaching in French. Sharon: As you learned each language, did your works change? Did it make it easier to work or harder? Did you see a change in your work? Terhi: Well, living abroad, it's often lost in translation, of course. To know a language very well, you need to also understand the mentality and the culture of each country. I don't know if it's so much the language that's influencing the work. It's more the physical fact being in a certain place with certain surroundings. Of course, for me nature is very important. It's a richness, the language is. Definitely, yes. Sharon: Your most recent exhibition, I don't know if you had another one since then, but last summer you were at Ornamentum Gallery. Your work was shown at Ornamentum Gallery, which is in Massachusetts, I think. Terhi: It's in Hudson, New York. Sharon: Okay. I couldn't remember. Hudson, New York. The exhibit was called Moderate to Southwest Winds. What does that mean in jewelry? What did you think it meant? Terhi: I chose the title. It's a weather forecast. It's taken out of a weather forecast. I chose that because while working for that show, I realized that what is really making the rhythm of my work and my thinking is the weather. I go out every morning for a walk, and this is a very important moment for me depending on the face in the work. Either I try to just empty my mind and observe things in nature. I look at colors and light and shapes and textures. Or, when I'm a little bit further in the work, then the moment of walking is very nice for finding solutions, so I'm working in my head. And, of course, what is then very important is the weather. If it's nice weather, if the sun is shining, if it's raining, if it's the spring or the winter. In wintertime, there is not so much light, so I have to wait for the light to be able to go out. This is totally deciding the rhythm of my day. As I also wrote at the time for the text of the exhibition, all my life I've been following the weather forecast. I check every morning what kind of weather it's going to be. I plan my day. If it's raining in the morning, I will go and do my walk in the afternoon and so on. This is something that I learned from my grandfather in Finland who had a little summer cottage on a little island. It's important to know what kind of weather it is, if it was safe to take the boat to the mainland or not. This is a kind of habit. It's sort of a daily ritual for me. I was also thinking that as the weather is the factor that is so important, I can also say that what was a little bit different for this exhibition was that the theme was a little bit more general. I let myself have the freedom of not deciding so tightly the theme that I'm working on. During COVID, I had put aside all kinds of different plans, all kinds of pieces that I wanted to make but I was not able to make at the time. I also had some materials that they had put on the site especially for the show at Ornamentum. I decided to make the show in that way, that I will make all these pieces that were waiting to be made. I found that, like the weather, the circumstances of the situation led to that conclusion somewhat and what I could say. Sharon: How did COVID affect you and your work? Terhi: I found it a very, very difficult time. I didn't stop working totally, but I was not able to really make my big pieces. It was quite military like, I would say. How to explain? The French system was very strict. To go out, you had to sign a paper and you had to tell what you were going to do, and you had one hour to do that. If you would not be back at home on time, then you would get fined. There was a very efficient fear campaign on television and so on. It felt very uncertain, and I'm sure this was the case for everybody. It took away a lot of the safe feeling which is necessary to be able to really dive into a big work. In a way, the time was cut in small moments when it was possible to create. Ever since I started working, I think the COVID year was really the first year that I didn't have so much production. Sharon: Were you allowed to go out to your studio? Is your studio in your home or is it separate? Terhi: At the time, I had a studio in a little town close to home. When they announced that the lockdown is going to come, I moved the most important things from my studio to my home so then I didn't have to go. This would have been possible. I could have signed the paper and said, “I'm going to my work,” but I felt better working at home. Also, being in the countryside, it was more free to go out. It was an isolated house at the time. I have moved since, but it was much easier to be there than in a city situation. I'm glad I did it. I moved my goldsmithing bench and my main tools and my main materials. Sharon: You moved them home? Terhi: Yeah, I had a little room at home to be able to work. Sharon: What did you want them to learn from the exhibition? Let's say your show at Ornamentum was the first time they were seeing your work or contemporary jewelry. What did you want them to learn by looking at it? Terhi: I'm very concerned about wearability in my work. This gives the scale. For somebody who is not so acquainted with contemporary jewelry, a lot of times people find it very big. I like to say that my work is sculpture. Then one could say that it's wearable sculpture. I'm also, first of all, talking about nature since the beginning. I'm working on the same theme in a way for about 20 years. I never changed because there are always new things. What I want to really put in the front—this is a little bit of a French saying, sorry—is that nature is very precious, and there are a lot of very beautiful things to see. How to put it very simply? I just want to show that it's very special. There are a lot of little things you can see when one walks in the forest. It's worthwhile to really look. This sounds a little bit like no explanation because there are so many factors. But I'm talking about a dialog between man and nature. I'm talking about respect towards nature. I'm talking about this kind of eagerness to control nature, and the nature is fighting back so this dialog is never ending. Of course, today this is a topic that is more actual than ever. There are so many wonderful things. It's amazing, I think. I mean, just the mineral world. It's amazing what nature can make. Sharon: We will have photos posted on the website. Please head to TheJewelryJourney.com to check them out. Thank you again for listening. Please leave us a rating and review so we can help others start their own jewelry journey.    

Bonusjaksossa käsittelemme Harry Potter ja Kuoleman varjelukset -elokuvan osat 1 ja 2, jolloin saamme Kuoleman varjelukset virallisesti käsiteltyä. Puhumme juonesta, hahmoista ja kulissien takana tapahtuneesta. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#suomipodcast #harrypotter #potterpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Arctic Mirage" erzählt Terhi Kokkonen von männlicher Gewalt gegen Frauen, die von außen betrachtet harmlos und in scheinbar weißen Westen daherkommt.

Uusimmassa jaksossa Kuoleman varjelukset ja samalla koko Potter kirjasarja saadaan päätökseen. Tutustumme mitä hahmoille tapahtuu sodan jälkeen sekä vastailemme muutamiin kysymyksiin. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa Harry täyttää sen, mihin hänet on kasvatettu. Me tarjoilemme kirja- ja elokuvavinkkejä urakalla sekä käymme vielä läpi viime jaksossa harmaita hiuksia aiheuttaneita aiheita. Tuu kuulolle! Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimassa jaksossa Harry kohtaa itse kuoleman, vai onko se vain Dumbledore? Jaksoon saamme vieraaksi pitkästä aikaa Miian ja hän pääseekin todistamaan totaalista aivojen jumiutumista suurien kysymysten äärellä. Varoituksen sana: nyt menee hermo. Tervetuloa kuitenkin mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Unglückliche Finnen, ein exklusives Hotel und ein Mord: "Arctic Mirage" ist der raffiniert konstruierte Debütroman von Terhi Kokkonen. Von Christine Westermann.

Jaksossa Harry aloittaa matkansa kohti kohtaloaan eli kiellettyä metsää. Me pohdimme, onko Harry kuin Jeesus, miten elpymyskivi toimii ja selvitämme käännösongelmaa. Jakso sisältää myös kuolemanpelon pohdintaa. Tule kuulolle!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa kuulemme vihdoin Kalkaroksen koko tarinan. Tekeekö se hänestä kuitenkaan parempaa ihmistä? Sitä pohdimme uusimmassa jaksossa. Lisäksi Anna kertoo kokemuksiaan Isolation fanficistä, jonka hän on saanut päätökseen. Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa kolmikko lähtee keskeltä taistelua kohti rääkyvää röttelöä, jossa Voldemort ja Nagini ovat. Paikan päällä he saavat todistaa murhan. Me pohdimme, onko Luciuksessa jotain hyvää, voiko tupatiimalaseista varastaa jalokiviä ja miksi Harryn suojelius on aina sankari. Tule kuulolle!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa Tylypahkan taistelu alkaa. Jaksossa kuitenkin pohditaan mikä ongelma Zacharias Smithiä vaivaa ja sitä millä perusteilla osa hahmoista on omissa tuvissaan. Anna saavuttaa uuden huumorintason ja sekoilemme heti alkuun thestralien parissa. Tule kuulolle!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ein Paar hat einen Autounfall im finnischen Lappland und ist gezwungen, einige Tage in einem luxuriösen Hotel zu verbringen. In der schneebedeckten einsamen Landschaft wollen sie sich erholen und an ihrer kriselnden Beziehung arbeiten. Terhi Kokkonens geheimnisvoll-schillernder Roman „Arctic Mirage“ ist das faszinierende Porträt einer dysfunktionalen Beziehung. Aus dem Finnischen von Elina Kritzokat Hanser Verlag, 192 Seiten, 23 Euro ISBN 978-3-446-27959-9

Jaksossa Harry pelastaa McGarmiwan ja saa tuvanjohtajat auttamaan itseään. Tylypahka valmistautuu taistelemaan. Me pohdimme, onko Tylypahkan suojauksessa porsaanreikä ja löytyykö hyviä kirjoja enää kirjastoista. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa Harry, Ron ja Hermione saapuvat Tylypahkaan ja vastaanotto on riemuisa. Jaksossa muistelemme salaisten sisäänkäyntien sijainteja, olemme ylpeitä Nevillestä ja sysäämme Terhin kolmenkympin kriisin äärelle. Tervetuloa mukaan! Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ein Nordic Noir-Stück mit der Aussicht auf Nordlichter, die Weite Lapplands und eine doppelbödige Handlung, die eine Beziehung auf brüchiges Eis führt. Der deutsche Titel bedeutet übersetzt „arktische Luftspiegelungen“ - das ist mehr als passend gewählt, denn was hier real ist und was vorgespiegelt wird, bleibt oft im Nebel. Doch der wird sich lichten.

Jaksossa käydään kaksi lukua yhdellä iskulla. Kolmikko saa selville viimeisen hirnyrkin olevan Tylypahkassa ja sinne he suuntaavat Tylyahon kautta. Tylyahossa heitä auttaa Aberforth ja he saavat kuulla lisää Albuksen elämästä. Me pohdimme nauruhepuleita sekä fiilistellään Smurffeja. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa kolmikko murtautuu Irvetaan Lujahaka oppaanaan. Murto ei suju ongelmitta, mutta sysää Terhin muistojen matkalle ja Annan pohtimaan miten koko murto on edes mahdollinen. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa kolmikko elelee SImpukkamökissä ja suunnittelee murtautumista Irvetaan yhdessä Lujahaan kanssa. Me pohdimme intuitiota ja miten kolmikko kuvitteli voittavansa Voldemortilta seljasauvan. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa Harry joutuu tekemään valinnan hirnyrkkien ja varjelusten välillä. Luvun nimen mukaisesti keskustelu päätyy sauvoihin, mutta ehkä hieman yllättäen Percy Weasleyn yksityiselämään. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eine Frau tötet in der verschneiten Idylle Lapplands ihren Mann. Doch das Rätsel beginnt erst. Der Roman „Arctic Mirage“ der finnischen Autorin und Musikerin Terhi Kokkonen enthüllt die Geheimnisse einer Beziehung, in der Gaslighting zur gefährlichen Realität wird. Eine Rezension von Oliver Pfohlmann. Von Oliver Pfohlmann.

Bonus-jaksossa käydään läpi kirottu lapsi kirja KOKONAAN. Valmistaudu siis mukavalla tekemisellä tai hyvällä syötävällä. Tervetuloa mukaan. PS. Bonusjaksoissa tunnelma ja editointi tehdään rennommalla asenteella. Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa kolmikko on jäänyt kiinni kaappareiden kynsiin ja heidät viedään Malfoyn kartanoon. Siellä arvotaan, onko Harry Harry ja pitäisikö kutsua Voldemort. Useampi hahmo menettää henkensä. Me pohdimme sauvojen ulkonäköä ja miksei kolmikolla ollut suunnitelmaa tällaisen tilanteen varalle. Jaksossa on rajuja tilanteita ja suuria tunteita, eli ei sovi perheen pienimmille ja herkille suosittelemme nessupakettia viereen. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa kolmikko pohtii, ovatko kuoleman varjelukset todellisia. Harry saa niistä pakkomielteen. Me puhumme Peverellin veljesten historiasta. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

BONUS-jaksossa käydään läpi Siuntio Silosäkeen tarinat sekä niiden opetukset. Opitaanko niistä mitään uutta? Se selviää kuuntelemalla. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa kolmikko kuulee tarinan kolmesta veljestä, joilla Ksenofilius uskoo olleen alkuperäiset kuoleman varjelukset. Tämä herättää paljon keskustelua seurueessa. Me pohdimme tieteen ja uskon eroa sekä teemme syväluotaavaa hahmojen arvoanalyysia. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa mennään käymään Ksenofilius Lovekivan luona. Tutustumme hieman vierailun isäntään ja juttelemme erilaisista ihmeotuksista. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yllätys, yllätys! Teimme teille viimeisen joulubonusjakson, jossa kertaamme Tylypahkan joulut ja pohdimme niihin liittyviä asioita. Tuu kuulolle ja hyvää joulua! Seuraava jakso ilmestyy 3.1.2024.Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ron on tullut takaisin! Ja aika näyttävästi sen tekikin. Jaksossa käydään läpi näiden tapahtumien lisäksi Rohkelikon miekkaan liittyviä uusia tietoja. Ihmettelemme myös missä Harry Potterin sielu oikein sijaitsee. Tervetuloa mukaan! Seuraava jakso ilmestyy ensi vuoden puolella 3.1.2024, kun pidämme pienen joulutauon. Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa Harry ja Hermione lukevat karmeuksia Dumbledoren elämästä. Me esittelemme Grindelwaldin ja puhumme hänen esikuvastaan ja suhteesta Bathildaan. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa seikkailu Godrickin notkossa jatkuu. Jaksossa pohditaan mistä jästin voi tunnistaa sekä yritetään saada selkoa sekavasta tilanteesta. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa Harry ja Hermione menevät Godrickin notkoon ja käyvät paikallisella hautausmaalla katsomassa tuttuja nimiä. Me pohdimme, millaista on olla laukussa ja kauanko monijuomaliemen vaikutus kestää. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa kolmikko kohtaa vastoinkäymisiä. Reissu ei olekaan heidän haaveidensa mukainen ja tieto rikkoo tunnelmaa useaan otteeseen. Suojeliuksien näkyminen jästeille sekä ilmiintymisen kolme perussääntöä saavat Annan ja Terhin pohtivalle tuulelle. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa kolmikko aloittaa "telttaretken" ja lopuksi näemme vuosien takaisen varkauden. Me pohdimme, mitä Oljolle lopulta tapahtui ja hirnyrkkien kuvaamista elokuvissa. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uusimmassa jaksossa kolmikko toteuttaa suunnitelmansa ministeriöön soluttautumisesta. Erkaannuttuaan muista Harry ymmärtää, ettei heillä ollutkaan suunnitelmaa siitä mitä he nyt tekisivät. Terhi ja Anna päätyvät muistelemaan jaksossa muumeja ja sekoilevat taas Dolohovin, Yaxleyn ja muiden hahmojen kanssa. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaksossa Harry kumppaneineen suunnittelevat tunkeutumista ministeriöön, minkä he myös toteuttavat. Me esittelemme Carrowin sisarukset sekä pohdimme karttoja. Tervetuloa mukaan!Seuraa meitä Instagramissa @laituripodcast ja etsi meidät Facebookista nimellä Laituri 9 ja 3/4-podcast. Jos kuulit jotakin hassua, tunteita herättävää tai mokan, käy ilmiantamassa se osoitteessa https://forms.gle/P752QicFzSZ4wQCSATuotanto by Terhi ja Anna. Music by Terhi.#potterpodcast #suomipodcast #harrypotter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a new episode of the Natural Beauty Podcast, where the host Satu Mäkinen talks with Terhi Vesa and Carl Fagerudd – the founders of the new yet already award-nominated Finnish skincare brand, CaTe Nordic Beauty.In the episode, Terhi and Carl share their story of creating a natural cosmetics brand and we also dive deep into a discussion about sustainability in the cosmetics industry.You can follow CaTe on social media, such as Instagram, and learn more about the brand's products on their website at catenordicbeauty.fi.Natural Beauty Podcast is powered by the Nordic & European Natural Beauty Awards. By following the Natural Beauty Podcast, you will stay updated with the highlights from both awards.To learn more about the European Natural Beauty Awards, such as about the freshly nominated European edition cosmetics, jump to europeannaturalbeautyawards.com.Get to know all the previously awarded cosmetics of the Nordic Natural Beauty Awards, and learn more about the freshly nominated Nordic edition cosmetics at nordicnaturalbeautyawards.com.Join the conversation on our social media channels; Nordic Natural Beauty journey on Instagram, European Natural Beauty journey on Instagram, and all the initiatives' common journey on LinkedIn.To stay updated on all news, make sure you have subscribed to this podcast and Natural Beauty Awards's newsletter.Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertaining and educational purposes only. If you have health concerns, seek professional medical advice.(Music by Wataboi from Pixabay.)

SpaceWatch.Global is pleased to present: The Space Café Podcast #78: Terhi Vapola - Greencode Ventures, Green Investments, Digital Transformation and the Future of Space TechnologyEpisode 078 features a special guest: Terhi VapolaIn this episode, Terhi Vapola, Co-founder of Greencode Venture, discusses the role of green investments, digital transformation, and the future of space technology in tackling climate change and promoting sustainable development. Key topics include the role of venture capital in supporting green startups, the importance of digitalization in the energy sector, and the potential of space technology in addressing global challenges.3 Memorable Quotes:"It's not just that you say that you are green, but your fundamental existence is dependent on the groundwork to be done so that you can actually have economic opportunities.""For humans, we need always a good crisis. And I think we start to be at the stage where we have a good crisis.""You are not just ESG reporting, but you are actually doing something where you actually bring value, economic value into the system, and finding those solutions."3 Shareable Bites of Useful Information:Digital transformation is crucial in driving the energy transition and providing innovative solutions to the climate crisis.Every company must strive to become green, not only in terms of reporting but also in creating real economic value and environmental benefits.Investment in green solutions and technologies provides a significant opportunity for venture capital, particularly as the demand for sustainable solutions grows.Sources and Links:Greencode Venture: https://greencode.vc/Vivaldi Four Seasons: https://open.spotify.com/album/4eEJooUkzenp7lZTtfbIP7?si=SJG-QPVoTaakQxOShDtcZQPlaylist for the Aspiring Space Traveler on Spotify: Space Cafe Podcast Guest TunesThe Space Cafe Podcast brings our signature brand of engaging and relevant content from across the global space economy to you via an exciting new format. Together with award-winning Executive Producer Markus Mooslechner (Terra Mater Factual Studios), our fortnightly podcast features guests that matter.Each episode includes a review of important topics, as well as guest appearances and deep commentary from expert panelists from across the space sector.You can find us on Spotify and Apple Podcast!Please visit us at SpaceWatch.Global, subscribe to our newsletters. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter!

In this episode, Terhi Vapola, Co-founder of Greencode Venture, discusses the role of green investments, digital transformation, and the future of space technology in tackling climate change and promoting sustainable development. Key topics include the role of venture capital in supporting green startups, the importance of digitalization in the energy sector, and the potential of space technology in addressing global challenges.3 Memorable Quotes:"It's not just that you say that you are green, but your fundamental existence is dependent on the groundwork to be done so that you can actually have economic opportunities.""For humans, we need always a good crisis. And I think we start to be at the stage where we have a good crisis.""You are not just ESG reporting, but you are actually doing something where you actually bring value, economic value into the system, and finding those solutions."3 Shareable Bites of Useful Information:Digital transformation is crucial in driving the energy transition and providing innovative solutions to the climate crisis.Every company must strive to become green, not only in terms of reporting but also in creating real economic value and environmental benefits.Investment in green solutions and technologies provides a significant opportunity for venture capital, particularly as the demand for sustainable solutions grows.Sources and Links:Greencode Venture: https://greencode.vc/Vivaldi Four Seasons: https://open.spotify.com/album/4eEJooUkzenp7lZTtfbIP7?si=SJG-QPVoTaakQxOShDtcZQPlaylist for the Aspiring Space Traveler on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/47P7oLrueWMvhYGxcerIw6?si=0c7c2563107342d3Hashtags for LinkedIn Post: #GreencodeVentures #GreenInvestments #DigitalTransformation #SpaceTechnology #ClimateCrisis #Sustainability #VentureCapital #EnergyTransition #ESG Host: Markus MooslechnerGuest: Terhi VapolaPublisher: Torsten Kriening Who we are?SpaceWatch.Global is a digital magazine and portal for those interested in space, and the far-reaching impact that space developments have. SpaceWatch.Global GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, Germany. In the true journalistic spirit, neutrality, ethics and integrity are at our core. SpaceWatch.Global abides by the Society of Professional Journalists' code of ethics; we seek the truth and report on it. SpaceWatch.Global GmbHMessedamm 2314055 BerlinGermany○ Website: www.spacewatch.global○ Email: podcast@spacewatch.global○ Exclusive distribution Partner: Bookwire - www.bookwire.de Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Terhi is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Humanities at the Australian National University. Her research focuses on interdisciplinary experimentation into ways digital technologies can support and diversify research in the Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, and in relation to public culture (including Web Science, and the cultural heritage sector). Her book "Linked Data for the Digital Humanities" is currently under review with Routledge. She's currently working on Liberal Sydney, a project that investigates the development of liberalism as a movement in Australian politics. She will be taking up the Gale Asia-Pacific Digital Humanities Oxford Fellowship at the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford, UK in early 2023. This episode is brought to you by N2N's Illuminate App, The iPaaS for Higher Education. Learn more at https://illuminateapp.com/web/higher-education/Subscribe and listen to more episodes at IlluminateHigherEducation.comContact Dr. Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/terhinurmikkofullerDr. Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmtn.f/Learn more about The Australian National University: https://www.anu.edu.au       

The Nordic countries are home to a significant proportion of climate tech startups. So what makes the region so fruitful for innovation? Ep.#56  Terhi Johanna Vapola @ Helen Ventures - Tech4Climate Podcast by Startup basecamp PART 1: Meet the investor In today's episode, we are speaking with Terhi Johanna (TJ) Vapola, Vice President, Head & Founder at Helen Ventures. Helen Ventures is the venture arm of Helen Ltd, one of the largest energy companies in the Nordics. Helen Ventures operates at the junction of energy tech and climate tech with a specific focus on those companies building digital ecosystems to tackle energy problems. I was thrilled to have Terhi on the show because of the seasoned perspective she provided of the climate tech landscape after a long career in the sector. Tehri has always been interested in sustainability and tech, beginning with her secondary school education, but at the time, the cleanest energy available was nuclear. Terhi's drive toward promoting climate tech was very much driven by this early understanding of energy infrastructure and a desire to improve it. After a long career at Nokia, and a successful startup, Terhi wanted to help founders learn from her mistakes and became involved with dozens of climate tech startups as an angel investor and eventually founded Helen Ventures.  In this episode, Terhi offers a deep dive into the main markets of the Nordic region and where Helen Ventures fits within them. She offers a thorough overview of the main sectors of the climate tech landscape by way of an explanation as to why the region is such a leader in energy and transportation tech. Along the way she answers a few tough questions: What do the Nordics offer that stimulate innovation? What industries are leading in Nordics and why? Which traditional industries in the region have the most potential for good solutions and founders?  Part 2: My secret sauce: In the second part of the show,  Terhi explains what criteria she uses to gauge her potential investments and their impacts on climate. In doing so, she explains what she likes to hear from the founders she ends up supporting. She also gives her two cents on how to navigate a good work-life balance with some good books. 

We have some great listener stories this week. Joanna saw a white figure in the doorway. Winnona's grandmother was haunting the guesthouse. MC had a strange phone interruption. Anon tells us about a haunted house of their high school BF. Terhi created Tulpas. Kat gets touched by ghosts. Lish's Bompa is back with signs. Kelley has good taste and a ghost loves it! Please send us your own true paranormal experiences in either a voice memo or e-mail to funnyfeelingpod@gmail.com. This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp online therapy. A Funny Feeling listeners get 10% off their first month at BetterHelp.com/afunnyfeeling.  Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/FUNNYFEELING.   Advertise on A Funny Feeling via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We spoke with Terhi Vapola about climate tech, energy transition, and Helen Ventures' investments in the fields like EV charging and power grid optimization. A few key takeaways from Terhi Vapola:**"What we want to do is work with the most innovative startups ...  working with people who don't just talk, I think there's plenty of talking and has been for a long time. What we need to do is actually get those things done."**"If you think about the existential crisis that we are dealing with, we need to find the solutions. And then at the same time, if you look at the regulatory changes, and ... Green Deal and the amount of public support into making money available for for the actions, which can help us to address it, I think it's a fantastic thing. "**"The bi-directional charging is a great opportunity ... those pilots are taking place as we speak ...  of course, you need to have the adoption of the EV charging taking place even further to really balance it. But the steps into that, are like real today already."