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Kobe's happy proposal comes undone. Thaís lets a huge secret slip. Ari's ex is back and so is Bini's jealousy. Shaeeda questions her future with Bilal. Yve and Mohamed clash about kids. Jibri's parents bluntly assess his relationship.Buy Tix for LIVE SHOWS HERE! https://linktr.ee/realitygaysJOIN REALITY GAYS EXTRA! Either on Patreon, https://www.patreon.com/RealityGays?fan_landing=true or Supercast, https://realitygaysmulti.supercast.tech/ NOTE: The $15 video tier is on Patreon only.Buy Tix for LIVE SHOWS HERE! https://linktr.ee/realitygaysKEEP UP with the Gays in our NEWSLETTER! https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/HLyBwFh/90daygays Find us on the Socials:Twitter @RealityGaysPodInstagram @RealityGaysPodcastFacebook @RealityGaysPodcastLEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reality-gays-trash-tv-and-gaydd-with-mattie-and-poodle/id1477555097Find all our podcasts on our podcast network, www.RealityGaysPodcast.com.Y'ALL--COME AT US ON CAMEO! Book Jake or Matt! We will read you, sing to you, or tell you if your BF has BDF.SISSY SWAG! Get a mug, shirt, pillow at our MERCH STORE!Wanna talk with your Sissy Squad? Join our PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUPFind Mattie! Instagram: @theMattMarr Twitter: @theMattMarrFind Jake! Twitter: @jakeitorfakeit Instagram: @jakeitorfakeitListen to Mattie's other ADVICE podcast, THE DEAR MATTIE SHOW! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

No Linhas Cruzadas de hoje, o público descobre se realmente a democracia é tão boa quanto muitos acreditam que ela é. Luiz Felipe Pondé e Thaís Oyama colocam a questão democrática em perspectiva. Será que ela realmente é nossa melhor alternativa? Aliás, o que será a tal democracia que as pessoas falam? De onde surgiu esse modelo de governo? Existem outros modos de governar mais efetivos e justos?

Kobe's happy proposal comes undone. Thaís lets a huge secret slip. Ari's ex is back and so is Bini's jealousy. Shaeeda questions her future with Bilal. Yve and Mohamed clash about kids. Jibri's parents bluntly assess his relationship.JOIN REALITY GAYS EXTRA! Either on Patreon, https://www.patreon.com/RealityGays?fan_landing=true or Supercast, https://realitygaysmulti.supercast.tech/ NOTE: The $15 video tier is on Patreon only.Buy Tix for LIVE SHOWS HERE! https://linktr.ee/realitygaysKEEP UP with the Gays in our NEWSLETTER! https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/HLyBwFh/90daygays Find us on the Socials:Twitter @RealityGaysPodInstagram @RealityGaysPodcastFacebook @RealityGaysPodcastLEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reality-gays-trash-tv-and-gaydd-with-mattie-and-poodle/id1477555097Find all our podcasts on our podcast network, www.RealityGaysPodcast.com.Y'ALL--COME AT US ON CAMEO! Book Jake or Matt! We will read you, sing to you, or tell you if your BF has BDF.SISSY SWAG! Get a mug, shirt, pillow at our MERCH STORE!Wanna talk with your Sissy Squad? Join our PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUPFind Mattie! Instagram: @theMattMarr Twitter: @theMattMarrFind Jake! Twitter: @jakeitorfakeit Instagram: @jakeitorfakeitListen to Mattie's other ADVICE podcast, THE DEAR MATTIE SHOW! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kobe's happy proposal comes undone. Thaís lets a huge secret slip. Ari's ex is back and so is Bini's jealousy. Shaeeda questions her future with Bilal. Yve and Mohamed clash about kids. Jibri's parents bluntly assess his relationship.90 Day Fiance - Season 9 Ep. 11 'How to Marry a Stripper'Follow us on Instagram @marriedtorealitypodFind out more at marriedtorealitypodcast.comContact us at marriedtoreality@gmail.comCurrently covering 90 Day Fiance, Married At First Sight, Below Deck See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Olá, ouvintes! Estamos chegando com a terceira edição do paralelo à lente, programa da Rádio Ponto UFSC, produzido pela turma C de Laboratório de Áudio e Radiojornalismo. Aqui nós contamos a vida cotidiana como se fosse um filme, além disso você confere indicações de músicas e passeios culturais. No episódio de hoje falamos sobre a temática do mês do orgulho LGBTQIAP+ e conhecemos mais uma história inspiradora, por meio dos quadros: Baseado em fatos reais, Bastidores, Em cartaz, Foca no Som e o Pipocalizando. Coloca os fones de ouvido e vem com a gente! Apresentação por: Robson Ribeiro e Vitória Regina. Produção, locução e edição: Beatriz dos Santos, Ederson Crendô, Erika Artmann, Fábio Vargas, Heloísa Faria, Julia Dias, Kelly Patricio, Sthefany Martins, Thaís Kethlen, Victória Prado e Yasmin Miôr.

Dans cet épisode, François-Xavier entraîne Sidonie à la rencontre des Lahu, dans le Triangle d'Or, au Nord de la Thaïlande. Cette ethnie, originaire du Tibet, manufacture entre autres le maocha. Intrigant et méconnu, celui-ci a la particularité de pouvoir se déguster dès les premières étapes de sa transformation ou de servir ensuite, en fermentant, à la fabrication des thés sombres.Sur la piste des théiers sauvages millénaires, entre belles rencontres, légendes fabuleuses et découvertes gustatives, ce voyage résonne comme un éveil à la nature. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Neste programa, Fellipe, Aline e Thata falam sobre a Engenharia Social, o ato de utilizar habilidades sociais e/ou tecnológicas para manipulação de outras pessoas, a fim de obter informações confidenciais para aplicar golpes. No mundo digital onde vivemos, é necessário ter uma atenção redobrada com senhas e não expor informações sensíveis nas redes sociais. Além da aplicação pessoal, empresas que lidam com informações sigilosas investem em treinamentos e conscientização para que seus colaboradores não exponham dados. CORUJA INFORMA: Engenharia social: o fator humano na segurança da informação: http://www.each.usp.br/petsi/jornal/?p=2824 Fontes e Leitura Adicional: Áudios complementares ENGENHARIA SOCIAL - A arte de MANIPULAR pessoas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU-vRwBLeQ4 Consulte seu e-mail para saber se suas senhas foram vazadas. https://haveibeenpwned.com/ Livros citados: A Arte de Enganar- Kevin Mitnick. Como Fazer Amigos e Influenciar Pessoas - Dale Carnegie. Desvendando os segredos da linguagem corporal - Allan Pease. FICHA TÉCNICA Instagram Oficial: @falacorujausp Apresentação: Fellipe Vasconcellos (@fellipe_vip) e Aline Sayuri (@am_sayu). Convidado(a): Thaís Rodrigues (@thata_rcket). Edição: Fellipe Vasconcellos (@fellipe_vip).

Surnommé l'"explorateur aux pieds nus" , Auguste Pavie, fin connaisseur des civilisations indochinoises et partisan d'une colonisation respectueuse des coutumes locales, contribua notamment à l'établissement du protectorat français sur le Laos. Une fascination pour l'Indochine Né en 1847 en Bretagne, Auguste Pavie rejoint l'armée très tôt, sous le Second Empire, et intègre bientôt les rangs de l'infanterie de marine. En 1867, il est envoyé à Saïgon, en Cochinchine. Il découvre alors ce pays, qui fait partie de la péninsule indochinoise. le vif intérêt qu'il porte à cette civilisation et aux peuples indochinois ne se démentira jamais. Auguste Pavie vient de trouver sa voie. Pour l'heure, il quitte l'armée et entre dans l'administration des postes et télégraphes. En 1876, il est muté au Cambodge, à Kampot. Là encore, il est fasciné par la civilisation khmère, dont il découvre la richesse. À son contact, il commence d'ailleurs à perdre ses habitudes d'Occidental. Un explorateur doublé d'un diplomate Au début des années 1880, il est chargé de la mise en place d'une ligne télégraphique, qui doit relier Pnom Penh à Bangkok. À cette occasion, il est amené à négocier avec le Siam, future Thaïlande, sur le territoire duquel la ligne doit passer. Ses supérieurs, qui appréciaient déjà son emprise sur les hommes, remarquent alors ses talents de diplomate. Déjà jeune titulaire de la Légion d'honneur, il est nommé vice-consul au Laos. Après un bref retour en France, où il fonde l'École cambodgienne, future École coloniale, il revient en Thaïlande et décide d'explorer les régions du Haut-Laos. Il se lie d'amitié avec le Roi du pays, dont il sauve même la vie au cours d'une attaquie siamoise. C'est cette relation avec le souverain du Laos, mais aussi sa conception d'une cooinisation respectueuse des peuples locaux, qui permettent à Auguste Pavie, élevé au rang de ministre pénipotentiaire, d'obtenir, en 1889, le protectorat du Laos pour la France. En 1895, Auguste Pavie rentre en France, où il se consacre à la rédaction de livres sur son expérience d'explorateur ou les traditions du Cambodge. Il meurt en 1925. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is it possible to invest overseas?   Bernard Pierson proves that you certainly can.   Bernard, Managing Partner at Equiti Partners has over 10 years of real estate experience. He has specialized in ground-up development and investing opportunities. Most recently, he led the development of over 100,000 square feet of single-family homes and condominiums, including land and infrastructure works. In this episode, he talks about his experience being a developer in Latin America and eventually focusing on multifamily and working with foreign clients.     [00:01 - 06:52] From Food Broker to Real Estate Investor Bernard explains his background in food brokering Developing in Latin America The political and economic risks they experienced Transitioning to active multifamily Investing Investing passively first and building relationships   [06:53 - 17:45] International Investing The advantage of knowing the native language and the culture Getting a CPA and attorney with expertise in international tax law How to start investing with Bernard and his team   [17:52 - 19:32] Closing Segment Reach out to Bernard!  Links Below Final Words Tweetable Quotes   “It's not going to be like your US or domestic investors where they can sign a PPM online and they can wire the money into the next day. It takes time and I encourage them to talk to a CPA.” - Bernard Pierson “If you're a syndicator or you're trying to raise money from, foreigners, it just makes your life a lot easier if they invest as a US person through a US entity.” - Bernard Pierson -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Connect with Bernard at bpierson@equitipartners.com and follow him on LinkedIn and Facebook. Know more about the work they do at EquitiPartners.com.  Connect with me:   I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: [00:00:00] Bernard Pierson:  I mean, there's great benefits of investment with a huge operator, right? There's nothing wrong with that. There's plenty of good big shops that you can invest with and get good returns. But if you want to do this actively you're going to need relationships. This is a very relationship driven business and networking is, great. And one way that worked for me at least to network and build relationships was to invest passively with other operators first.  [00:00:33] Sam Wilson: Bernard Pierson has been in real estate for 10 years. He started off in development and has since transitioned to full-time multifamily investing and syndication. Bernard, welcome to the show.  [00:00:43] Bernard Pierson: Thanks, Sam. Happy to be here.  [00:00:44] Sam Wilson: Hey, the pleasure's mine. There's three questions I ask every guys who comes to the show: in 90 seconds or less, can you tell me, where did you start? Where are you now? And how did you get there?  [00:00:52] Bernard Pierson: I started in, I used to do food brokering. That was basically, I mean, I had a job out of college for, W2 for one year, but right into, you know, pretty soon I, I quit. I was an accounting job. I was bored out of my mind, so I quit. So I like to say I started off with food brokering, which is kind of like my entrepreneurial path that I took. We did pretty well. [00:01:11] Bernard Pierson: Very transactional. And I figured that out pretty quickly. And that's how I found real estate and ended up partnering with some guys that, great guys, great partners that had experience. And that's how I got into development. And we did some developments in Latin America specifically Nicaragua and Costa Rica. [00:01:29] Bernard Pierson: And I've then transitioned over the last five years or so, just a full-time multifamily investing in the US. Because I found out that there was a lot of risk and a lot of things that I was not thinking about before that Latin America exposed us to basically. So yeah. I think that was around 90 seconds. [00:01:48] Sam Wilson: No, I think that was perfect. Well done. Thank you. Yeah. Food brokering. Can you, that doesn't mean anything to me. I'm just really curious. Can you give me a ten second highlight? What does that mean?  [00:01:59] Bernard Pierson: Yeah. So we would source the suppliers and, find buyers for beef. We get coffee, we did sugar. I'm from, I'm a half in Nicaraguan, part Nicaraguan part American. And I, I grew up in Nicaragua a lot of my life. I lived there from like six years old to 18. So I, just know a lot of people, it's a small country. It's a very agricultural country and a lot of food production. So that's how I got into that.  [00:02:23] Sam Wilson: Got it very, very cool.  [00:02:25] Bernard Pierson: Very transactional though 'cause it was, it was based on finding the seller and the buyer. And as technology, you know, and globalization has grown, the value of being that intermediary is, is not as, as valuable, I guess, anymore. So we used to have a transaction here and there where, and we used to make a lot of money on the transaction or good money. But it was very transactional. We weren't really building a, a sustainable long term business that would work without us being there.  [00:02:49] Sam Wilson: Let's jump into the next section of your story there. Developing in Latin America, it sounded like there were some risks or some lessons you learned the hard way. [00:03:00] Bernard Pierson: Oh yeah. There's two reason. I ended up going back to Latin in America. So when I was 18, I came to the US. I lived here for a long time. But when I got back into real estate, there was two things I was looking for. One was partnering with someone who had experience. [00:03:12] Bernard Pierson: So development, in my case, checked that box. My partners or my potential partners at the time had experience developing for many years in, in Latin America. And the other thing was going, in my case, I was going back to Nicaragua, originally, at least at the beginning. And this was home, right? [00:03:29] Bernard Pierson: It was a place I knew a lot of people. I knew my, the area very well. So I checked those two boxes. I was local to Nicaragua and, and I had partners with experience. The part I missed was Latin America can bring money risks that we, we just aren't aware of here in the US and those are specifically going to be politically and, or just political risk. And just the economy in itself is not as robust as it is here. Investments are going to be a lot less liquid. There's just a lot more risk in general. And I did a lot of research into that at that time, right? And I really found out that risk adjusted return, at least for me, or from my point of view or the analysis I did was a lot better in the US than in Latin America. [00:04:15] Sam Wilson: Right. So if I'm hearing you, right, you're saying that there was, you were taking on a lot of additional risk without the additional return that would be involved in assuming that additional risk. Was this something, when you were doing these development projects, is that where you cut your teeth in raising capital and bringing in outside investors? [00:04:33] Bernard Pierson: Most of our developments, what we would do was the seller of the land would get some sort of, we, we would creatively finance the deals where the seller of the land would some, that's either equity or, or maybe. I don't know if we were building a condo building on the seller's land. [00:04:49] Bernard Pierson: Well, then they would've got a condo or two, depending on the value, right, of the land in payment for, for their land. So we didn't really work with investors much. It, they didn't require tons of capital. A lot of the capital we put up, which was just a at risk capital of the preconstruction phase, which is the designs, the architectural work and all that stuff. [00:05:07] Bernard Pierson: The seller of the land put up most of the equity. An d then the bank put up the rest, which was just a construction, right., Or the, the bank would basically finance our hard cost. We would finance the soft cost and the seller would just finance the equity or the land.  [00:05:23] Sam Wilson: Got it. Got it. So you did a few of these projects. You said, man, there's way too much risk in that I see g reener pastures in investing in the United States multifamily markets. What did you do to transition into that space?  [00:05:36] Bernard Pierson: Right, so, the reason I found out was while I was developing in Latin America, I was also investing passively in real estate. I was, I was an LP. And I was seeing, man, I'm getting great returns on these LP deals. And not putting much work into it, right, or if, if any, at all. No work into it, except the due diligence, right, at the beginning and signing the paperwork and all that stuff. [00:05:56] Bernard Pierson: I was traveling. When I was developing, I was still living in the US. I wasn't fully living in Nicaragua or Costa Rica. I would travel every week, Monday through Friday. It's a two hour flight from Miami, so I was based out of Miami and I would just travel every week. Sometimes I would say the week, and my wife would come over. [00:06:13] Bernard Pierson: And, but I was basically, we were half and half between the two countries, right? So as I was seeing my LP investments, maybe not out, outperforming, but at least matching, and in some cases outperforming my active work in development. So, so my LP, my passive stuff was doing better, you know, when I was doing nothing. I was like, no, did you know, this is something I have to transition to at the time also Nicaragua, back in 2018, we had a pretty bad social economic, political crisis that the economy came to a standstill. [00:06:41] Bernard Pierson: It still hasn't recovered. And it was just a perfect time to transition full time into active multifamily. Let's call it.  [00:06:51] Sam Wilson: Got it. How, how did you build your team members? What, what did that process look like to go, 'cause it's one thing to be a passive investor. And it's another thing altogether to say, all right, now I'm going to go actively start taking down deals. What are some steps you took that you feel like other people should take? [00:07:05] Bernard Pierson: If you have the opportunity to invest with another operator, someone, got to know an operator, invest with them. If you can invest with one, that's not a huge operator, I mean, there's great benefits of investment with a huge operator, right? [00:07:20] Bernard Pierson:  There's nothing wrong with that. There's plenty of good big shops that you can invest with and get good returns. But if you want to do this actively you're going to need relationships. This is a very relationship driven business and networking is, great. And one way that worked for me at least to network and build relationships was to invest passively with other operators first. [00:07:39] Bernard Pierson: And I got to meet them. And my first active investment was actually with one of the sponsors or operators I used to invest with passively so that my LP relationship with this operator ended up being a GP or co-GP relationship.  [00:07:53] Sam Wilson: That's cool. I love that. You already know the deal sponsor. When this goes live, it's not like you're going, oh, okay, well, let me get to know you and see if we can work together. I said, no, I already understand how you work. I've seen all your deals up front. I've participated with you. Now, is there a way to join the team and help take these down together? [00:08:10] Bernard Pierson: And the sponsor also wants to know you, too, if they're going to team up with you, right? And even if you're just going to be an investor, they'll want to get to know you because there can be some LP investors, which are not desirable to some sponsors for different reasons, you know, that I'm not going to get into right now. [00:08:26] Bernard Pierson: But a relationship forms. You know, if you've been investing with sponsor for 1, 2, 3 years, they'll get to know you you'll get to know them. And especially if you, not that you're going to call the sponsor every day, right, but maybe you speak once a quarter or just once every six months, whatever, you know, like these guys used to have quarterly call, you know, for the investors and I used to log into the calls and I would see them there. [00:08:45] Bernard Pierson: And. Yeah, I, I 've seen four or five deals before I went into an active deal with them. So yeah.  [00:08:51] Sam Wilson: Right. That's a great way, great way to get to know somebody up front. We talked about this off air and I, I want to make sure that we spend probably the rest of this show talking about what it's like raising capital from foreign investors, you know, 'cause you, you told me that the majority of your investors come from Latin America. [00:09:10] Sam Wilson: What has been the process for you? I mean, how, how does this work mechanics of it? What's the investor education like? Can you just tell us what, because that's a very unique, you know, the aspect of this business that, that you bring that many of our guests in the show just don't have any experience in that. So I'd love to hear how you do that. [00:09:29] Bernard Pierson: Right, yeah. So it's very different for several reasons. and one thing that's important is that an investor from the UK is not the same, or from Canada, or from Nicaragua, Venezuela, they're all different. They're all going to be different. Tax purposes, legal reasons, culturally, language they're, they're going to be completely different. [00:09:47] Bernard Pierson: I'll start off with how I met them and, and why they invested with me. For me, it's simply because I'm in Miami and there are other multifamily operators that speak Spanish and, and are from that in America. But not many, there's a lot less. [00:09:59] Bernard Pierson: And I'm one of the few that speaks the language. The multifamily language in Spanish if it even exists, right, 'cause just a concept of multifamily that doesn't even exist in Latin America. This rental, like, a rental building or a rental community, we don't really have that much. [00:10:14] Bernard Pierson: We may have a little bit of that in countries like Chile, maybe Mexico. Columbia is starting to see some of that, but it It's rare, right? You won't see it in Nicaragua or the rest of Latin America. And if you see it, there's very little of it. So first it's, that education part, right, and trying to educate someone in a language that's not their, their native language is not easy. So I have that advantage that I, can educate them in Spanish, or I can tell them about the industry in Spanish. And what I've done specifically to get to know these investors is I've been invited to speak to, to groups of investors and, and conferences or meetups, or gatherings where, and here in Miami, right, 'cause Miami is like we call it sometimes a capital of Latin America. It's the perfect place to be if you want to be exposed to Latin American investors, and I just got invited to these conferences, I speak in Spanish, talked about the industry, talked about what I think, talked about from the basics up to more advanced stuff, depending on who the audience is, right? But I do it in Spanish. And after every event, at least four or five, you know, individuals from the audience come up to me and the conversion rate of investment is 50 to 60% of the people that I, that come up to me after the, I don't even have to reach out to them. [00:11:25] Bernard Pierson: It's, it becomes a very, a very good connection. I, I guess. And so from there, the interesting part is that if most of the members of the audience at these events, or even if it's not an audience, even if they're just in Miami and they're interested for some reason or another, they're interested in investing in the US, they're usually here for a reason. And that reason is very similar to my reason, which is I found out that Latin America has a lot of risk. We have a lot of political issues. We have a lot of social unrest. There's unlimited number of things that can go, you know, I can go on all day here, so we identify very easily, right? I've been where they're at right now. And, and recently these are countries like Peru and, and Chile where they're having ,they got swings politically where they're nervous that they may, I'm not saying they will, they won't, but they're nervous that they may become like a Venezuela or something like that, right? So, so yeah, so they're nervous and we can help, right.? They're getting exposed to, to real estate in this country. I explained to them how I went through the same and how I measured, I have all these measurements I made and indices and all this research I did back in the day on, on why the risk adjusted return is better in the US, at least in real estate, specifically than it is in Latin America. [00:12:38] Bernard Pierson: And I show 'em all the data and explaining it to them. And I wrote a thesis on this, right. So I know my numbers pretty well. And which is another thing, right? When you speak to your investors, know your numbers, even if it's not the deal numbers, Just know your numbers of the demographics, the city, whatever you're trying to bet across.  [00:12:52] Sam Wilson: Are you bringing capital in from out of the country?  [00:12:56] Bernard Pierson: Yes, we are. If you're going to accept money from a foreign investor, there's a lot of things you have to consider. Most countries in Latin America do not have a tax treaty with the US. The only two that will have a tax treaty with the US are going to be Mexico and Venezuela. So Venezuela, you can't even do business with them for other reasons. So you can scratch that one off. So you're left with Mexico. I think there's, I don't know if it's Peru or there's another country that's negotiating a tax treaty, but not that I know of, at least there's no other country that has an active tax treaty other than Mexico. [00:13:30] Bernard Pierson: You would have to talk to your CPA about this, but usually if they don't have a tax treaty, you're going to have to withhold when you distribute back to them, right? So that withholding is, is just going to kill their returns or their cash flow. The only way, usually, again, that they'll get that money back, if they invest individually, is if they file a tax return in the US. [00:13:47] Bernard Pierson: And a lot of these investors don't want to just because they, they don't want to have to deal with, another tax return or there's different reasons why foreigners don't want file taxes in the US. And what we do is we have a team of, and this is what, if you're interested in working with foreign investors, find a CPA or an attorney or a tax attorney that knows this area very well, not necessarily real estate, but just taxes, just international tax law and has worked with foreign investors before. And they can help you and they can help the investors. And that's basically what we do. [00:14:21] Bernard Pierson: We refer our investors to a CPA. They sometimes have their own, but if not, we have the players that we can refer them to that can help them. And, and that's the only solution we can give them and it's going to take them time. So that's the other thing you have to know. [00:14:33] Bernard Pierson: It's going to take them time to structure themselves. It's not going to be like your US or like your domestic investors where they can sign a PPM online and they can wire the money into the next day. You know, not that it's all it happens most of the time. Right. But technically they can fund, you know, in a day or two. [00:14:49] Bernard Pierson: That's not going to be the case for Latin America. It's going to be a lot longer than that. They're going to have to get the appointment with the CPA, with the lawyers, talk with them. It takes time. It's going to take a couple weeks, two months, three months. So it's just going to take time and just encourage them to talk to that CPA. [00:15:04] Bernard Pierson: What we usually do is that we ask them to invest as a US person and they can do that if they either get an ITIN or some sort of us entity. Again, they have to talk with their CPA to do it right. And I'm not saying, just go get a n entity online or anything like that. It won't work if you do it, especially if you're a foreigner, 'cause there's a lot of different things that you have to do, right? But if you're a syndicator, or you're trying to raise money from, from, foreigners, it just makes your life a lot easier if they invest as a US person through a US entity.  [00:15:35] Sam Wilson: Right. Right. And just to reiterate your advice is to find a CPA and an attorney that really knows international tax law and is quite familiar with this process, it sounds like that's the way you've gone about, one, relieving yourself of any risk or giving bad advice, but also ways to streamline it and make it easy. Just say, Hey, go talk to person you know, X and Y,  [00:15:56] Bernard Pierson: Right and also talk to that CPA or that attorney before, so, you know, you start forming that relationship and they already know more or less what you do. So that'll save a lot of time that it's not going to be your investor, them coming to you. So, how does this work? What's the mechanics? How often are you going to distribute? When are you going to sell? When are you going to do that? Right? So it, there's a lot of specific things. Like there's certain tax laws that allow you to, if you dissolve an entity, then there's a lot of tax advantages to the foreign investor, for example, right? So they're going to start asking you, when are you going to dissolve it? And, and you might as well have answered that before if it's the CPA you referred them to.  [00:16:33] Sam Wilson: Right. Right. So is there a dollar amount, like when an investor comes to you? I mean, we see in most syndications, 50 to a hundred thousand is a minimum investment, you know, and obviously they go up much higher depending on, you know, what it is you're getting into, but is there a dollar amount for a foreign investor where this just doesn't make sense? I mean, is, is there a minimum? [00:16:52] Bernard Pierson: A hundred percent, yeah. So in our head, if, for Latin American investors, that amount is going to be about 250,000. If it's less than that, it'll probably be more expensive to structure everything than to invest. I've heard other operators say that they can do 50 or 100k and, and they they're fine with that. [00:17:10] Bernard Pierson: I don't know how they do it, right, but for us, that number is closer to 250. Tha t doesn't mean it has to be 250 on every deal. Once they have, they start building the structure, they can become more efficient and reuse their legal structure or, or whatever, right there, there's certain economies of scale that they can start and join. [00:17:26] Sam Wilson: Right. But out of the gate, in your opinion, if it's less than, than 250 grand. It just doesn't make any sense because of the administrative burden of getting everything set up you've, you've diluted your returns to the point where it's kind of like, okay, well this was an exercise.  [00:17:41] Bernard Pierson: A hundred percent. Yeah. Just the entities that they have to form the, you know, the, the legal costs you're going to have. On all levels, it's just going to probably be, it's not going to take any returns.  [00:17:49] Sam Wilson: Yeah. Right? Yep. Cost prohibitive. That's really, really awesome. Thank you, Bernard for taking the time to break down this, this process and how, how you've gone about bringing foreign investors into the US. I think that's really cool. And again, certainly it's something we haven't talked about a lot on this show. So I appreciate you kind of giving us the insight on how that works for you down to the dollar amount that maybe it makes sense for. And then you know, just the, kind of, some of the risks that you also see in investing in other countries. I mean, you have, you personally have experience in doing development in other countries. So I think that's, that's also something really cool that we've learned here from you today. So thanks for taking the time to share with us. I certainly appreciate it. If our listeners want to get in touch with you or learn more about you, what is the best way to do that? [00:18:30] Bernard Pierson: I'm on all those social media platforms, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn. Look me up, Bernard Pierson. Pierson is P I E R S O N. So just look me up, my company, and you can send me a message. I'm, I'm pretty responsive there. You can also email me, my email is bpierson, B P I E R S O N, @equitipartners.com. And we spell equity with an I at the end for international, not a Y. So @ E Q U I T I partners.com.  [00:18:59] Sam Wilson: Awesome. Bernard, thank you so much. I do appreciate it. We'll make sure we link all of that there in the show notes. Appreciate you coming on today. Have a great rest of your day.  [00:19:06] Bernard Pierson: Thanks a lot, Sam. Great being on here.

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No Linhas Cruzadas de hoje, o público descobre se o conhecimento faz uma pessoa melhor. Luiz Felipe Pondé e Thaís Oyama colocam a afirmação em perspectiva e questionam o que é ser uma pessoa melhor, segundo Sócrates, nos dias de hoje. O programa também questiona o que realmente é o conhecimento considerado pela sociedade. E ainda reflete como cada um consegue escolher as informações que são boas e relevantes para usá-las em seu favor.

durée : 00:07:03 - Les Normands sont formidables FB Normandie Caen - 41eme édition de cette fête créée en 1982 !

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Pat and Thaís fight over finances. Jibri's parents shift his mind on marriage. Bini enters the MMA arena. Bilal blindsides Shaeeda with talk of a prenup. Kara goes drinking without Guillermo. Emily reveals a wedding purchase she made in secret.90 Day Fiance - Season 9 Ep. 10 'In The Ring'Follow us on Instagram @marriedtorealitypodFind out more at marriedtorealitypodcast.comContact us at marriedtoreality@gmail.comCurrently covering 90 Day Fiance, Married At First Sight, Below Deck See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cet épisode est une présentation de le roman de Catherine Ethier Une femme extraordinaire, les push-up et Maryse Perron. Djee a déjà habité à Gatineau, la polyvalente Le Carrefour, pro agora, le Bombardier C-Series song, TMN en anglais, TMN international, la Thaïlande, la tournée en Asie, Djee s'est assis sur une guitare, visiter Angkor Wat les temples de Zelda, le Canada c'est laid, la ville de Québec c'est beau, ville La Baie aussi, chez François Legault, les solariums, Segment visuel : Katerine dm https://www.katerinedm.xyz/ Au son de ma musique : Vive la liberté, Ghislaine de Roy et Georges Brunet, Mourir de vivre Montage de Remy St-Germain Toune du mois, Jenny - Glu Catherine entre sur un jingle, ses amis faisaient des raves, Djee et Catherine ont déjà été colocs, loft-story chapeau, écrire un livre c'est stressant, l'anesthésie des belles affaires, écrire pour les gens qui t'aiment, l'inspiration derrière son roman, la vie c'est violent, la positivité toxique, ses chroniques, le procès de Johnny Depp et Amber Heard, quand on prend parole contre la violence conjugale, la maison des femmes victimes de violence conjugale, Catherine adore tik tok, les animaux, les restaurants sur la route Québec-Montréal, Uncle Steve sur tik tok, un live tik tok bizarre, Catherine est prof à l'école de l'humour, Djee a peur des guns, les pensées intrusives (non merci).

Está no ar mais um episódio do Viração. Neste programa, abordamos o movimento estudantil no Brasil, com a participação da diretora de Relações Institucionais da União Nacional dos Estudantes (UNE), Thaís Falone. O programa Viração é uma produção da Assessoria de Imprensa da ADUFPel e vai ao ar todas as segundas-feiras, às 13h, na RádioCom 104.5 FM, e aqui em formato podcast. Não deixe de assinar nosso feed para receber sempre os novos episódios. Siga nossas redes sociais ADUFPel: instagram / twitter / facebook

Épisode 801 : Youpi c'est lundi et on vous a concocté une jolie compilation d'actualités Social media ! Nouveaux Feeds Facebook et Insta, Youtube Shorts au max, Taggages en Story, news Tiktok et Mode NumériqueInstagram continue à déployer son feed 9:16èmeCela fait déjà plusieurs semaines que certains d'entre nous ont découvert le nouveau feed Instagram. Un feed 100% vertical ressemblant à s'y méprendre à celui de TikTok.Principe de ce nouveau feed : Une expérience 100% immersive. Oui, sauf que jusqu'à présent l'expérience était relativement décevante.Les contenus vidéos ou photos au format carrés apparaissaient logiquement avec de grosses bandes noires. Pas très classe.Et bien, les équipes d'Adam Mosseri continuent d'expérimenter et viennent de mettre à jour cette page d'accueil.L'update proposée étend d'elle même les contenus visuels (photos ou vidéos) pour qu'il prennent l'intégralité de l'écran.EN gros, Instagram zoom dans le contenu au format carré pour qu'il prenne l'intégralité de l'écran. Dans certains cas ça marche plutôt pas mal, dans d'autres le recadrage automatique coupe l'essentiel.On le rappel, officiellement il ne s'agit ici que de tests. Mais officieusement personne n'y croit vraiment. On est clairement dans un déploiement itératif. On balance, on améliore et les usages suivront !D'ailleurs pour finir de nous convaincre, Zuckerberg lui même à poster une petite story pour souligner le fait que les photos étaient toujours importantes pour la plateforme et qu'elles allaient désormais s'afficher en 9:16ème.9:16ème ok, mais Instagram ne propose toujours pas de format photo ou carrousel en 9:16ème.—TikTok vous permet de savoir qui a vu vos vidéosTikTok vient d'annoncer avoir officiellement lancé un test de sa fonctionnalité « historique de visites ».Lorsque vous activez cette option, Tiktok vous permet de voir qui a vu votre compte.L'application ne trackera que les comptes que vous suivez ou qui vous suivent.Pour l'instant, la fonctionnalité n'est disponible que pour les utilisateurs de plus de 16 ans qui ont moins de 5 000 abonnés.Si vous avez la fonction, vous verrez une icône en forme d'œil dans le coin supérieur droit lorsque vous consultez votre profil.L'application affiche alors qui a consulté votre profil au cours des 30 derniers joursA quoi ça sert ? Et bien sans que que ce soit une révolution, cela pourrait permettre à certains créateurs ou à certaines entreprises de s'assurer qu'un lead ou un partenaire est bien au fait de vos dernières publications.source——Youtube Shorts cartonne !Youtube Short c'est la version 9:16 de Youtube.EN gros c'est quasiment une app dan l'app qui permet de visionner comme sur TikTok ou Instagram réel des micros formats vidéos verticale.Pour la première fois, YouTube a révélé le nombre de personnes qui visionnent mensuellement des Shorts.YouTube Shorts est visionné par 1,5 milliard de personnes par mois. C'est énorme !Si on souhaite comparer, l'application TikTok flirte avec 1,5 milliard d'utilisateurs par mois.EN gros, Youtube Shorts est déjà devant Tiktok en terme d'usage. C'est en tout cas ce que nous dit Google, la maison mère de Youtube !Avec Shorts, Youtube souhaite conserver les créateurs de contenu qui seraient tenter de quitter la plateforme pour déménager leurs prises de paroles sur TikTok.L'idée de Youtube n'est pas de se transformer en plateforme 100% dédiée au format court mais plutôt de jouer la complémentarité.Selon son dernier rapport, les chaînes qui mettent en ligne des contenus courts et longs voient leur temps de visionnage et leur nombre d'abonnés augmenter davantage que celles qui ne mettent en ligne qu'un seul format.Instagram permet de mentionner des comptes dans une Story déjà publiéeOuvrir instagram pendant le mariage de ta cousine, capturer ta plus belle vidéo, ajouter 8 stickers, 3 lignes de texte, 6 identifications, 1 filtre publier… et se rendre compte qu'on a oublié de taguer la mariée. La loose .Et bien maintenant c'est terminé ! Meta vient tout juste d'annoncer one nouvelle fonctionnalité permettant de taguer des comptes après coup !Et jusqu'à 20 comptes là où l'on était limités à 10.L'intérêt ? Déjà pouvoir rattraper le coup avec sa cousine, mais également de pouvoir taguer des partenaires sans qu'ils soient visibles sur la story. En effet ce Tagguage après-coup est transparent pour les personnes qui voient votre story, mais de leur côté les personnes mentionnées ont bien la possibilité de repartager la story.Une opportunité donc pour les marques qui souhaiteraient taguer tous leurs partenaires d'un coup sans ajouter de stickers à la Mano.Pour se faireDans votre story, Appuyez sur les 3 petits points en bas à droite,Puis sectionnez , appuyez sur Ajouter des mentions,Cochez les comptes que vous souhaitez ajouter dans votre story,Une fois les comptes sélectionnés, appuyez sur Ajouter.Là aussi l'outil est plus pratique car pas besoin de se souvenir de l'orthographe exact, il suffit de sélectionner les comptes dans une liste.A noter qu'il sera aussi possible de ne pas autoriser le repartage de cette storysourceMeta x BalenciagaRécemment on discutait ensemble du design un peu moyen des avatars du groupe Meta et des enjeux qui se présentaient à lui notamment face à l'hyperréalisme de ceux de Tiktok !Et bien il semblerait que la donne ne tarde pas à, au moins pour les fringues.Aujourd'hui lors de la création de son Avatar il est déjà possible de l'habiller avec toute une palette de vêtements « gratuits » mais il semblerait qu'un tout nouveau marché va s'ouvrir chez Meta, celui de la mode numérique.Plus qu'une idée, l'affaire est déjà en route avec trois premiers créateurs qui se joignent à Meta dans l'expérience de la mode numérique. Et pas des moindres :  Balenciaga , Thom Browne  et Prada . Pour mettre en valeur les collections, Markito a modélisé différentes pièces sur plusieurs avatars y compris le sien perso.La  boutique Meta Avatars commencera à être déployée la semaine prochaine aux États-Unis, au Canada, en Thaïlande et au Mexique. D'autres marques devraient bientôt être ajoutées au magasin. Les vêtements achetés peuvent être portés par des avatars sur les plateformes Meta, y compris Facebook, Instagram et Messenger.Avec des partenariats de ce genre, le champ des possibles est ouvert à son maximum. On peut imaginer tout types de marques, tous types de fringues et même des marques qui n'existeraient pas en physique.sourceMeta en train de Plancher sur un nouveau FacebookÇa fait plusieurs mois qu'on le voit venir et on sait que ça nous pend au nez..Après une refonte d' Instagram plus ou moins bien reçue par les utilisateurs, il se pourrait que Facebook soit également en passe de se transformer…L'info a fuite d'un communiqué Interne de Facebook qui annonce vouloir reprendre du Terrain à Tiktok sur sa plateforme Mère.Les ambitions de Markito reposeraient un nouvel algorithme baptisé « discovery engine ».D'après le document interne révélé, la page d'accueil de Facebook devrait être entièrement retravaillée. En haut de l'écran se trouvera un mélange entre les Storys et les Reels puis ils seront suivis de publications recommandées par le nouvel algorithme .Celui-ci fonctionnerait à la manière de la « For You Page » de TikTok, en proposant du contenu posté par des utilisateurs inconnus sur Instagram et Facebook.Dans ces pages, on prévoit même de réimplanter Messenger directement dans Facebook. Un moyen sûrement de se réaproprier les utilisateurs de Messenger.On mise tout sur les jeunes !sourceLe Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Ensemble, nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

Grande admirador das tradições milenares da cultura japonesa, especialmente da conduta virtuosística dos samurais, Yukio Mishima - pseudônimo de Hiraoka Kimitake (1925-1970) - viveu a literatura como se fosse parte indissociável de sua existência. * No episódio desta semana, para falar sobre a vida e obra da figura plural e contraditória de Mishima, a Rádio Companhia conversa com Andrei Cunha, tradutor literário de japonês e professor de Língua e Literatura Japonesa, e Victor Kinjo, cantor, compositor, escritor e pesquisador. * Apresentação: Thaís Britto e Enrico Sera Edição: Paulo Junior

Après une première rencontre exceptionnelle - un podcast de deux heures - en mars 2021 pour le livre La fabrique des pandémies, voici une nouvelle interview à l'occasion de la sortie du film !"Si nous continuons de détruire les écosystèmes, nous connaîtrons "une ère d'épidémie de pandémies", nous avertit le parasitologue Serge Morand (CNRS), l'un des pionniers français de l'écologie de la santé.Après avoir interviewé à distance, pendant le confinement, plus de soixante chercheurs du monde entier - interviews à retrouver dans son livre La fabrique des pandémies - Marie-Monique Robin est allée rencontrer et filmer certains d'entre eux sur le terrain : huit pays, quatre continents visités. En croisant habilement leur paroles et leurs recherches, le film témoigne du fait que leurs mises en garde se recoupent, quel que soit le milieu dans lequel ils travaillent et l'endroit où ils se trouvent sur la planète. Que ce soit aux États-Unis et en Géorgie, au Mexique, au Gabon, en Thaïlande, en Guyane, à Madagascar, en France ou au Kénya, tou.te.s lancent l'alerte (et depuis longtemps !) : il faut d'urgence protéger la biodiversité, c'est une question de survie pour l'humanité ! Mais quel rapport entre la biodiversité et la survie de l'humanité ? En quoi la chute de la biodiversité permet-elle l'apparition de nouvelles maladies infectieuses ?Quels sont les liens d'interdépendance qui nous relient, nous les humains, aux autres vivants ? En quoi la disparition des lémuriens de Madagascar est-elle inquiétante pour nous ? Quel rapport entre le virus Ebola, la maladie de Lyme et la pandémie de Covid 19 ? Y-a-t'il des causes communes à la chute de la biodiversité et au réchauffement climatique ?Les réponses et les explications des scientifiques nous sont rendues formidablement accessibles dans ce film. Juliette Binoche, dans le rôle de "passeuse" entre les chercheurs et le public, nous permet de créer un lien sensible avec le sujet. Sa spontanéité et son humour sont réjouissants !Pour en savoir plus, écoutez l'interview...Marie-Monique Robin est journaliste d'investigation, auteure, lauréate d'une trentaine de prix dont le prix Albert-Londres en 1995 et le prix norvégien Rachel Carson en 2009 et réalisatrice d'une quarantaine de documentaires très engagés qui ont bousculé la / les société(s) : Le monde selon Monsanto, Escadrons de la mort, l'école française, Sacrée croissance, Torture mais in USA, Voleurs d'organes, Argentine, le soja de la faim…La liste de toutes les projections-débats du film La fabrique des pandémiesComment organiser une projection-débat près de chez vous ?La bande-annonce du film avec Juliette BinocheSoutenir So Sweet Planet sur Patreon Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Cette semaine, le Palmarès Sélection laisse la place aux artistes de la 38e édition du Festival de la chanson de Tadoussac.   Liste des chansons jouées:  Thaïs - Jeux d'évasion | Ramon Chicharron - Estrellas | Dany Nicolas - Il pleut toujours | Salomé Leclerc - Tes yeux à Barcelone | Les Hay Babies - Same Old Same Old | Thierry larose - Des noeuds dans les doigts | Foisy - Aimer pour rien | Sandrine St-Laurent - Je cours plus vite que toi | Kanen - Tshukain | VICTIME - Dénégation | Valence - La vie attend pas | Marie Claudel - Version longue | Les Louanges - Facile | Gros Mené - Corrupteur | Lisa Leblanc - Entre toi pi moi pi la corde de bois

Nem Jair Rodrigues, nem Miele. Na verdade, quem lançou o primeiro rap no Brasil foi a dupla Mike & Pepeu, no ano de 1986. Quer saber mais sobre esta polêmica e ainda conhecer um pouco da história do rap brasileiro? Basta apertar o play neste Curta Musical, que ainda toca um rap das antigas: Sr. Tempo Bom, com Thaíde e Dj Hum.

In this episode, Thaís Sky helps us deep dive into the topics of self-acceptance, self-worth, and how we are impacted by the worthiness wound, and how we can heal it. Thaís is a psychotherapist and writer on a heart-led mission to support the seekers, the edge-dwellers, and the "why the heck do I feel so broken” of the world reclaim their sense of worth {what she calls the worthiness wound®} by learning how to explore, trust and express themselves. Through her programs, podcast, RECLAIM, and work with individuals and couples, Thaís is guided by the belief that when we know who we are, we become more free. She holds a Master's in Clinical Psychology and helms a therapy practice in Los Angeles.    Shownotes -    00:40 - Introduction 05:00 - Why Thais chose to focus on the worthiness wound 08:00 - Why affirmations don't work 12:45 - What is self-acceptance and how does it differ from self-worth 18:10 - What is a relational wound and How we can tend to it 22:13 - Can self-worth get damaged even if you are raised by loving parents 25:30 - How to assess yourself for low self-worth 28:30 - How over identifying with certain roles can be damaging for women 32:32 - How the worthiness wound can play into the choices we make and how it limits us 38:25 - Keep your power in your own hands 40:00 - What can parents do to raise more confident kids   Resources + Guest Info - Worthy Women Rise - https://www.thaissky.com/worthy-women-rise/ Thaís Sky | Website - https://www.thaissky.com/ Thaís Sky | Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/iamthaissky/   For More, visit -   Podcast Website - https://www.onhertermspod.com On Her Terms FB Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/onhertermspodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mehra_krati/ Transcript and more - https://www.kratimehra.com/self-acceptance-worthiness-wound/

durée : 00:36:20 - Le téléphone sonne - Venise, Amsterdam, le Machu Picchu, la plage de Maya Bay en Thaïlande, l'île de Porquerolle, les îles Lavezzi en Corse… Tous ces lieux, du plus proche au plus lointain, ont un point commun : ce sont des destinations d'un tourisme si massif qu'ils ont dû mettre en place des restrictions.

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  Unique M. Robinson is a writer/performer, professor, & proud Baltimore native. She received her MFA in English from Mills College, and a BA in Creative Writing/Black Studies from Hampshire College. As an artist, has performed poetry since her teens individually and with collectives throughout the US. As an educator, she has served in Teaching Artist and administrative roles for Baltimore nonprofits, and received the Emerging Teaching Artist award from Arts Every Day in 2017. Later, she received the Grit Fund Grant in 2019.    Unique has two book releases: the chapbook, flicked/forgotten/FREED (2014), and a full-length poetic memoir, Four Wings & A Prayer: A Charm City Churn (2014). She later expanded into music, releasing blkottonkandy's debut EP, vesica piscis (2019), Tha 27th Letter, Vol. I & II in 2019 & 2020 respectively, and 2021's GETCHA LIFE! EP (with MRDJXZ). Unique currently serves as a member of the Writers Advisory Council of Hampshire College. She is Humanistic Studies Faculty at MICA, a Poetry & Performance Teaching Artist with K-12 Baltimore City School students, as well as the Chairperson for 2021 Baltimore Black Pride, and 2022 Baltimore Pride.  Kenneth Morrison is an established spoken word artist, author, organizer and educator. Kenneth has over 10 years of experience working to improve the quality of life for some of Baltimore's most marginalized residents. Kenneth has worked to create change in classrooms, prisons and community centers across the country. Kenneth describes himself as an "artivist" and seeks opportunities to use art as a social justice tool as he works to improve the overall human condition.

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Après avoir brillé dans 2 saisons de Koh-Lanta, Alban Pellegrin revient avec la série Amateur, où il nous fait découvrir la culture d'un pays, en allant se péter la gueule avec des locaux, en les affrontant dans leur sport national. On revient donc sur ses expériences en Thaïlande et au Sénégal, il nous raconte des coulisses de tournage de Koh-Lanta, et Marie a eu les yeux qui brillent, quand Alban nous a parlé de ces années en université américaine. Dooooonnnez-mooooi uuun "K" ! Donneeeeeeez-moiiii uuuun "I", Donnez-moi deuuuux 'S' .... Allez kiss and fly ! Merci aux Touristos et Touristas qui écouteront l'épisode jusqu'au bout, On attend vos retours sur le compte insta de Tourista..Et grâce à vos super notes et commentaires sur les applis de podcast, on pourra grandir et organiser d'autres épisodes en public avec vous, dans un A380 ou un TGV !RDV dimanche 26 juin pour de nouvelles aventures, avec notre prochain.e invité.e Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

No Linhas Cruzadas desta semana, Thaís Oyama e Luiz Felipe Pondé vão falar de um movimento que tem um nome diferente, mas parece que veio para ficar, os wokes. Eles conversam de como os wokes começaram a ganhar mais espaço e de como rapidamente também o que eles representam começou a ser visto de maneira caricata. Os dois discutem o quanto se pode levar a sério muitas manifestações wokes e como reconhecer um em meio a multidão. Falam da relação dos wokes com a esquerda tradicional e como os wokes seriam vistos pelos movimentos populares raiz.

Écoutez Olivier Delacroix partir à la rencontre d'Elisabeth, cette mère qui a perdu sa fille unique Natasha dans le tsunami du 26 novembre 2004. A l'époque, Natasha, jeune femme de 35 ans amoureuse de la mer, est en vacances sur l'île de Koh Phi Phi, en Thaïlande. Elle annonce par texto à sa mère qu'elle vient d'obtenir son deuxième niveau de plongée. C'est le dernier message qu'Elisabeth recevra de sa fille, car au lendemain de Noël, trois énormes vagues déferlent sur les côtes et renversent tout sur leur passage, causant pas moins de 230 000 morts. Comment continuer de vivre après un tel traumatisme ? Comment parvenir à transformer un drame en quelque chose de positif ? Dans ce nouvel épisode du podcast "Dans les yeux d'Olivier", Elisabeth se confie à Olivier Delacroix. Elle raconte comment, grâce à l'association qu'elle a fondée pour venir en aide aux enfants rescapés du tsunami,  cette tragédie lui a permis de donner un nouveau sens à sa vie.  Sujets abordés : tsunami – deuil - famille - association caritative

Jibri brawls with David in the studio. Mohamed expects Yve to convert. Thaís' hopes for a John-free future are dashed. Ari finds out Bini is sparring with a woman. Kobe snaps at Emily. Shaeeda thinks Bilal is a neat freak.Buy Tix for LIVE SHOWS HERE! https://linktr.ee/realitygaysKEEP UP with the Gays in our NEWSLETTER! https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/HLyBwFh/90daygays Find us on the Socials:Twitter @RealityGaysPodInstagram @RealityGaysPodcastFacebook @RealityGaysPodcastLEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reality-gays-trash-tv-and-gaydd-with-mattie-and-poodle/id1477555097Find all our podcasts on our podcast network, www.RealityGaysPodcast.com.Y'ALL--COME AT US ON CAMEO! Book Jake or Matt! We will read you, sing to you, or tell you if your BF has BDF.SISSY SWAG! Get a mug, shirt, pillow at our MERCH STORE!Wanna talk with your Sissy Squad? Join our PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUPFind Mattie! Instagram: @theMattMarr Twitter: @theMattMarrFind Jake! Twitter: @jakeitorfakeit Instagram: @jakeitorfakeitListen to Mattie's other ADVICE podcast, THE DEAR MATTIE SHOW! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jibri brawls with David in the studio. Mohamed expects Yve to convert. Thaís' hopes for a John-free future are dashed. Ari finds out Bini is sparring with a woman. Kobe snaps at Emily. Shaeeda thinks Bilal is a neat freak.JOIN REALITY GAYS EXTRA! Either on Patreon, https://www.patreon.com/RealityGays?fan_landing=true or Supercast, https://realitygaysmulti.supercast.tech/ NOTE: The $15 video tier is on Patreon only.Buy Tix for LIVE SHOWS HERE! https://linktr.ee/realitygaysKEEP UP with the Gays in our NEWSLETTER! https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/HLyBwFh/90daygays Find us on the Socials:Twitter @RealityGaysPodInstagram @RealityGaysPodcastFacebook @RealityGaysPodcastLEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reality-gays-trash-tv-and-gaydd-with-mattie-and-poodle/id1477555097Find all our podcasts on our podcast network, www.RealityGaysPodcast.com.Y'ALL--COME AT US ON CAMEO! Book Jake or Matt! We will read you, sing to you, or tell you if your BF has BDF.SISSY SWAG! Get a mug, shirt, pillow at our MERCH STORE!Wanna talk with your Sissy Squad? Join our PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUPFind Mattie! Instagram: @theMattMarr Twitter: @theMattMarrFind Jake! Twitter: @jakeitorfakeit Instagram: @jakeitorfakeitListen to Mattie's other ADVICE podcast, THE DEAR MATTIE SHOW! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Angi se considère comme une citoyenne du monde. Avec une mère allemande et un père laotien, c'est au Laos qu'elle grandit jusqu'à ses 11 ans avant de partir pour la Thaïlande, puis les Philippines.  Elle fait toute sa scolarité en école française à l'étranger ce qui lui permet de parler couramment plusieurs langues. Un atout qu'elle décide d'entretenir en faisant des études de traductrice entre la France et l'Allemagne. C'est d'ailleurs un stage qui la mènera en Suisse, le pays où elle est actuellement installée. Dans cet épisode, Kelly et Angi reviennent sur toutes les questions pratiques quant à la vie en Suisse : coût de la vie, salaires, trouver une chambre, faire sa demande de permis de travail, transport, assurance maladie… Tout ce dont tu pourrais avoir besoin pour t'installer toi aussi dans ce petit pays montagneux. Pour plus d'info sur la detaxation 2.0 dont Kelly te parle, c'est sur le site internet ZappTax. Et pour retrouver Angi sur Instagram, c'est

Jibri brawls with David in the studio. Mohamed expects Yve to convert. Thaís' hopes for a John-free future are dashed. Ari finds out Bini is sparring with a woman. Kobe snaps at Emily. Shaeeda thinks Bilal is a neat freak.90 Day Fiance - Season 9 Ep. 8 'Gett Off Your High Horse'Follow us on Instagram @marriedtorealitypodFind out more at marriedtorealitypodcast.comContact us at marriedtoreality@gmail.comCurrently covering 90 Day Fiance, Married At First Sight, Below Deck See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

À Chypre, la haute saison touristique démarre avec un gros point d'interrogation sur la présence des visiteurs russes. Sous la contrainte des sanctions européennes, l'île doit revoir son modèle économique jusqu'alors très orienté vers Moscou. Sur cette île de la Méditerranée très fréquentée pour son ensoleillement et ses plages, un touriste sur quatre est originaire de Russie. Ces vacanciers sont très appréciés dans ce pays majoritairement orthodoxe, situé au sud de la Grèce. Ils ont un portefeuille bien garni et ils ne regardent pas à la dépense. Mais depuis que les vols russes ont été exclus de l'espace aérien chypriote comme dans toute l'Union européenne, les réservations de cette fidèle clientèle se sont effondrées. En temps ordinaire, elle génère environ un cinquième des revenus du tourisme. Le secteur bancaire chypriote est l'autre grand perdant des sanctions européennes anti-russes. Cela fait plusieurs décennies que les deux pays cultivent une relation privilégiée, notamment sur le plan financier Une convention fiscale évitant la double imposition entre eux a longtemps favorisé la circulation des capitaux. Il était très lucratif pour les Russes de créer une société à Chypre et de réinvestir les bénéfices chez eux. Dans les années 1990, le petit paradis fiscal est devenu brièvement le premier investisseur étranger en Russie. Depuis, le gouvernement chypriote a pris d'autres initiatives pour attirer les oligarques. Avec, entre autres, le passeport doré conférant la nationalité chypriote pour les gros investissements immobiliers. ► À écouter aussi : Un nouveau gazoduc en Méditerranée? Pour les grandes fortunes russes, Chypre est devenue la porte d'entrée dans l'Union européenne. Une plate-forme peu regardante sur les activités plus ou moins licites, comme le commerce des armes ou les paris. En cas de difficulté économique, Moscou fournit son aide. C'est le cas en 2011 quand l'île est contaminée par la crise de la dette grecque. C'est à partir de cette crise que Nicosie commence à devenir plus sélective avec ses investisseurs Sous la pression de Bruxelles, qui demande plus de rigueur en contrepartie de son aide. D'autres événements poussent Chypre à durcir les conditions accommodantes réservées aux capitaux russes. En 2018, les États-Unis accentuent la chasse à l'argent sale en provenance de Russie. Deux ans plus tard, le régime des visas dorés est supprimé, à la suite du scandale des passeports achetés à des fonctionnaires corrompus. Dans la foulée, beaucoup de visas sont remis en cause, c'est le cas par exemple pour celui du magnat de l'aluminium Oleg Deripaska. Vladimir Poutine, lui aussi, se lasse, il met fin à la convention fiscale entre les deux pays. Malgré cette reprise en main, l'empreinte russe demeure forte. En 2020, le quart des investissements étrangers réalisés à Chypre, soit 100 milliards d'euros, était encore originaire de ce pays. La guerre en Ukraine scelle-t-elle la « dérussification » de l'économie chypriote ? Dans les jours qui ont suivi l'invasion de l'Ukraine, la banque russe VTB cède sa filiale chypriote à des ressortissants de l'île. Les dépôts russes, qui culminaient à 21 milliards d'euros en 2013, sont tombés en février dernier à 6,5 milliards d'euros. Il y a bien une accélération. Nicosie a adopté toutes les sanctions. Dans son combat contre l'ennemi turc, qui occupe le nord de l'île depuis 1974, l'allié européen compte plus que l'ami russe. Pas question pour autant de changer de fond en comble de modèle. Les services et le tourisme constituent 80% de son PIB ; Chypre ne remettra pas en cause ces activités, mais elle cherche à se défaire de cette image de pays peu regardant avec les investisseurs russes pour attirer une nouvelle clientèle. Pourquoi pas ukrainienne ? Des sociétés implantées en Ukraine, et en Russie, notamment dans la tech, ont déjà délocalisé leurs bureaux dans ce pays européen réputé pour la facilité des procédures bureaucratiques et la faible imposition des sociétés. Pour le moment, les habitants russes de Limassol, soit le quart de la population du port rebaptisé « Limassolgrad », n'envisagent pas encore de déménager. ► EN BREF Le président américain s'apprête à lever momentanément les droits de douane sur les panneaux solaires importés d'Asie du Sud-Est. Cette dérogation vise à soulager le déficit actuel de l'approvisionnement américain. Cette décision intervient alors qu'une enquête est en cours pour déterminer si les importations de panneaux solaires en provenance du Cambodge, de la Malaisie, de la Thaïlande et du Vietnam contournent les droits de douane sur les produits fabriqués en Chine. Une enquête qui pénalise les projets dans les énergies renouvelables.

Ana Cristina Cesar é a protagonista do Rádio Doc Companhia desta semana. * Poeta, tradutora, ensaísta e crítica literária, Ana C. – como era chamada por amigos – fazia parte da geração mimeógrafo, também conhecida como “os poetas marginais”. Inspirados pelos movimentos de contracultura no mundo, trouxeram o cotidiano e o coloquial para dentro da linguagem poética. Ana C. foi um dos principais nomes desse grupo. E não é exagero dizer que a obra dela moldou de alguma forma o que conhecemos hoje como poesia contemporânea. * No mês e ano em que a poeta completaria 70 anos, a Rádio Companhia fala de alguns aspectos da vida e da obra dessa mulher que revolucionou o jeito de fazer poesia no Brasil. A edição conta com a participação de nomes como Flavio Lenz, jornalista, escritor e irmão mais novo de Ana. C, Luiz Augusto Ramalho, antropólogo e ex-namorado da escritora, Raquel Valença, coordenadora de literatura do IMS, Alice Sant'Anna, editora da Companhia das Letras responsável por “Amor mais que maiúsculo” – novo livro da autora que já está em pré-venda – , e Heloisa Buarque de Holanda, organizadora da antologia “26 poetas hoje”. * O programa conta ainda com a interpretação de alguns textos de Ana C. por Ana Martins Marques, Armando Freitas Filho, nomeado pela própria Ana como “curador de sua obra”, e Marília Garcia. * Apresentação: Thaís Britto Edição: Paulo Junior

Rdv avec l'un des maîtres de la punchline du rap français, Seth Gueko, à l'occasion de la sortie de son dernier et 13ème album Mange tes morts. Réputé pour son écriture pointue et incisive, Seth revient sur ses 22 ans de carrière avec honnêteté et sincérité. De son exigence artistique, à son ancienne vie en Thaïlande, en passant par ses enfants, jusqu'à ses business dans la restauration ou le monde du tatouage. Pour cet épisode, le chef Julien Serri, la légende Akhenaton d'IAM et le rappeur Kanoe offrent les vidéos surprises. Une Chronique autour de la liberté d'expression est proposée par Matis alias MvtCap.

No Linhas Cruzadas desta semana, Thaís Oyama e Luiz Felipe Pondé discutem sobre a natureza. Durante o programa, eles debatem sobre o clichê de que a natureza é a mãe de todos. Além disso, refletem sobre duas visões da natureza: a órfica e a prometeica. Por fim, falam também se tudo o que é natural é bom ou se é apenas um outro clichê… Pensando por outro lado, o câncer também não é algo natural?

No Linhas Cruzadas desta semana, Thaís Oyama e Luiz Felipe Pondé debatem porquê desde Eva as mulheres mandam nos homens; a relação que existe entre nascermos de uma mulher e como isso, desde a antiguidade, dava às mulheres um poder maior sobre os homens. Foi discutido também se a superioridade feminina dura até os tempos atuais e se existe um movimento de abandono desse por parte das mulheres.

THA 4 – ALARM BLAZE Presents "THA COOKOUT”: two hours of nothin' but OLD SKOOL!!! 1st for the "2 0 2 2". 1st concept show done for the "2022". Just one of the concept shows done at least once a year. Tunes heard on the boom box back in the day during the cookout. Early 90's on back. Old Skool Funk, R&B, Soul, Hip Hop, Rock, Pop, Dance, Go – Go, ETC, Etc, etc. Kassette Klassiks, Boom Box Bangas!!...  We're playin' Vinyl, we're playin' digital files, whatever it takes. No Interviews, no special segments. Nothin' but True Old Skool Music this session!!!

THA 4 – ALARM BLAZE Presents "THA COOKOUT”: two hours of nothin' but OLD SKOOL!!! 1st for the "2 0 2 2". 1st concept show done for the "2022". Just one of the concept shows done at least once a year. Tunes heard on the boom box back in the day during the cookout. Early 90's on back. Old Skool Funk, R&B, Soul, Hip Hop, Rock, Pop, Dance, Go – Go, ETC, Etc, etc. Kassette Klassiks, Boom Box Bangas!!...  We're playin' Vinyl, we're playin' digital files, whatever it takes. No Interviews, no special segments. Nothin' but True Old Skool Music this session!!!

Depuis dix ans, chacun à leur manière, Félix Blume et Sophie Berger parcourent le monde qu'ils écoutent, enregistrent et recomposent dans des pièces sonores comme autant de fenêtres sur le large. Cette semaine, on leur donne la parole et surtout on leur tend l'oreille ! Quand, en 1953, Nicolas Bouvier part avec son acolyte Thierry Vernet jusqu'en Afghanistan et au-delà, l'écrivain voyageur suisse emmène avec lui un enregistreur portable Nagra, encore à l'état de prototype, que lui a prêté son inventeur Stefan Kudelski. Durant ce voyage mythique qu'il relate dans son livre tout aussi mythique « L'Usage du monde », le Nagra deviendra son sésame, mais aussi le ferment du lien précieux qu'a eu toute sa vie, Nicolas Bouvier avec le monde, les sons venant irriguer plus largement son écriture ciselée, fine et sensible.  Jusque-là, cet enregistrement de terrain ou «field recording» était une pratique, une démarche réservée aux seuls professionnels, ethnomusicologues ou audio-naturalistes. Et puis, la technologie aidant, capter les sons du dehors sera à la portée de voyageurs à l'écoute de ce chant du monde, qu'ils collectent, composent et restituent dans une vaste polyphonie aux accents scientifiques ou artistiques. Chez Félix Blume, le voyage s'est invité dans sa vie alors qu'il était preneur de son sur des documentaires, souvent tournés à l'étranger. Il a donc commencé à nous envoyer des cartes postales sonores depuis le Mali ou le Venezuela, avec la complicité d'Arteradio, site pionnier et inventif du podcast en France. Ensuite, ce sont des fresques qu'il s'est mises à peindre avec ses micros, collectant les cris des marchands ambulants de Mexico ou le dialogue subtil entre la forêt amazonienne profonde, les animaux et les hommes qui la peuplent. En parallèle, entre Mexico, le Brésil et la France où il vit tour à tour, Félix Blume imagine de délicates installations sonores, dans les arbres au Mexique, les forêts en Belgique ou sur des pontons en Thaïlande, des créations aux allures d'invitation à voyager, dialoguer et surtout écouter. Sophie Berger, elle, a 36 ans et place le voyage au cœur de sa démarche sonore. Formée à l'ENSATT (École Nationale des Arts et Techniques du Théâtre), elle a décidé, à l'issue de ses études en 2012, de partir marcher trois mois le long de la Loire, micro tendu et oreilles grandes ouvertes. Depuis, elle a embarqué et enregistré trois mois durant sur un gros porte-conteneur depuis le Havre jusqu'en Chine et retour. Elle s'est lancée jusqu'à l'île de Pâques ou Rapa Nui et pris le large pour les Terres Australes et Antarctiques Françaises, afin d'en ramener le son froid et pénétrant du vent à de telles latitudes. Artiste sonore indépendante, elle brode à chaque fois des pièces sensibles et immersives qui laissent une grande place au silence et à l'imaginaire de l'ailleurs.  En parlant de leur travail et de leur position d'écoute et de prise de son, ces deux Français, vagabonds des ondes, nous racontent leurs voyages et leur usage sonore du monde à eux.   Pour aller et écouter plus loin : - Le travail sonore de Félix Blume - Les créations sonores de Sophie Berger - Sur « l'enregistrement de terrain », le livre d'Alexandre Galand « Field recording, l'usage sonore du monde en 100 albums », paru aux Éditions «Le mot et le reste» est une ressource précieuse - Prolongez le voyage avec Monica Fantini, artisane de sons et de création avec «Écouter le monde» diffusé sur l'antenne de RFI.  Écouter le monde est également une plateforme internet qui a pour vocation à partager et éditer les sons du monde, échos de notre quotidien de nos territoires et de notre humanité. Plus d'infos ici. - Pour toutes les oreilles nomades et sensibles, Arteradio, site français pionnier du podcast, offre depuis près de 20 ans de grands voyages sonores, notamment avec Félix Blume et Sophie Berger...  - Cet été 2021, Phonurgia Nova lance la première édition du Dinard Podcast Festival, avec 4 nuits d'écoutes sous casque sur la plage du 28 au 31 juillet, des ateliers de formation et des rencontres professionnelles du 15 juillet au 15 août 2021.   Une rencontre initialement diffusée le 11 juillet 2021.

Pour écouter le podcast "Pourquoi le 18ème siecle est-il le siècle des Lumières ?": Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/les-dessous-de-lhistoire/id1408994486?l=en&mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fzY4N4YOJ9nQvcArB6xE8 Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/58035 Autre: https://www.chosesasavoir.com/podcast/histoire/ ------------------------------- Les "frères siamois" sont des jumeaux attachés l'un à l'autre par une partie du corps. On parle aussi de jumeaux "fusionnés". Mais pourquoi leur a-t-on donné le nom de "siamois" ? De curieux jumeaux Si l'on donne le nom de "frères siamois" à des jumeaux soudés l'un à l'autre, c'est que les premiers dont on entendit vraiment parler sont nés, au début du XIXe siècle, dans la Thaïlande actuelle. Or, la Thaïlande s'appelait le Siam à cette époque. Et ses habitants se nommaient des Siamois. Il était donc logique d'appeler ces deux jumeaux des "frères siamois". Ils étaient nés en 1811 et s'appelaient Chang et Eng. Ils se distinguaient des autres jumeaux par une étrange particularité : ils étaient reliés par le foie et le sternum. Aujourd'hui, comme à l'époque, il s'agit d'un phénomène très rare. On estime qu'il concerne environ une naissance pour 100.000. Si l'interruption de grossesse n'est pas demandée, une séparation des deux enfants est parfois tentée. Mais elle demande une opération très longue et très délicate. Bêtes de foire puis fermiers Chang et Eng vont essayer de tirer parti de leur aspect. Ils sont en effet repérés par le célèbre entrepreneur de spectacles Phineas Barnum. Les jumeaux prennent alors le nom de Bunker et s'installent aux États-Unis en 1839. Ils gagnent alors leur vie en s'exhibant, à côté des femmes à barbe et des nains, comme "monstres" de foire. Un tel spectacle ne choquait pas grand monde à l'époque et des hommes d'affaires comme Barnum exploitaient sans vergogne le voyeurisme du public. Mais les "frères siamois" changent bientôt de vie. Ils deviennent fermiers et, en 1843, décident même de se marier. Ils épousent alors deux sœurs. La vie à quatre devenant difficile, les jumeaux vivent tantôt dans une maison, avec la femme de l'un des deux frères, puis dans une autre, avec la seconde épouse. Les deux unions sont très fécondes. En effet, chacune des deux femmes met au monde pas moins de onze enfants. Les deux frères meurent en 1874, à quelques heures d'intervalle. Chang et Eng, qui arrivaient à se déplacer côte à côte, éprouvaient souvent une envie simultanée de manger ou de boire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hoa Kỳ và bốn quốc gia khác đã bước ra khỏi cuộc họp của nhóm Hợp tác Kinh tế Châu Á - Thái Bình Dương APEC để phản đối việc Nga xâm lược Ukraine. Tháng trước một số nước cũng đã rời khỏi phòng họp của khối G20. Các chuyên gia cảnh báo những cử chỉ mang tính biểu tượng này là dấu hiệu của sự chia rẽ dài hạn trong tương lai trong nền kinh tế toàn cầu. 

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