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Hallo Freunde hier kommt eine neue Episode meiner Indie Dance The Mix Series... diesmal mit ARSENOPOULOS aus Larissa, Thessaloniki Griechenland... Enjoy It Kurt Kjergaard Hey Friends here comes a new episode of my Indie Dance The Mix Series... this time with ARSENOPOULOS from Larissa, Thessaloniki Greece... Enjoy It Kurt Kjergaard BIO Welcome ARSENOPOULOS ALEX from Larissa, Thessaloniki Greece! Embark on a magical auditory odyssey with a DJ whose passionate journey with electronic music began in 2005. As an aficionado of Electro-Techno, he carefully curated his tracks, inspired by iconic DJs and producers such as The Hacker, Anthony Rother, Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke and DJ Hell. Living and breathing the Techno scene, he found his heart in Electro. As the years passed, his musical exploration led him to the captivating realms of Indie dance, Italo and Dark disco. In each mix, he effortlessly blends new tracks with beloved old-school favorites, creating an auditory experience that transcends time. Now, with boundless joy, ARSENOPOULOS presents an exclusive mix! LINK SOUNDCLOUD https://soundcloud.com/arsenopoulos_alex INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/alexandros_arsenopoulos/ Tracklist 1. Darlyn Vlys - Abre Los Ojos [Polaris] 2. Cali Burton, Roswell Brothers - Miles Away (Badknife Remix) [J Records (MX)] 3. Montessori - Rollero (Franz Scala Remix) [Roam Recordings] 4. Marcus Christiansen - Magenta [Cotton Bud Master]  5. Beyond the Struttosphere, Miss Zagato - Satellite Cities (feat. Miss Zagato) [Emerald & Doreen Records] 6. Mmyylo - Ciborgia [Esthetique Records]  7. Idoru - Miedo [Manta Recordings] 8. Blami - Tokyo Express (Dino Lenny Rework) [Fine Human Records] 9. Dina Summer - Mirage (Heat Rush Edit) [Audiolith] 10. Ademar & Joseeph - Jango Mango (Darlyn Vlys Remix) [Roam Recordings] 11. Kiko - Expansion (David Carretta Remix) [Watergate Records] 12. Panthera - Vice (Damon Jee Remix) [Polaris] 13. Amirali - Fairy Tales [Dark Matters] 14. Gui Boratto feat Lhana Marlet - Drink In Paris (Dubfire Remix) [Kompakt] 15. Nouveau Futur - Amour Éphémère [Mélopée Records] 16. Boys' Shorts - Dark Room Rendez-Vous (Mala Ika Remix) [Live At Robert Johnson] 17. Local Suicide, Skelesys, Andre VII - Moustache (Andre VII Remix) [Iptamenos Discos] 18. Benjamin Fröhlich - I Found My Mantra [Permanent Vacation] listen all episodes also on APPLE PODCAST podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/kurt…E7vXOuDgX7Ga8z4 AMAZON MUSIC PODCAST music.amazon.de/podcasts/1ce8511a…e1/kurt-kjergaard Disclaimer: All material on this channel is posted with the explicit consent of the artist/labels and no copyrights are violated in any way. If you are a copyright owner and want your work to be removed from our channel please contact us with a personal message here and we will remove your material right away. Please note that we do not benefit from posting this material and have only the intention to help new and emerging artist to be heard by supporting & promoting podcasts. Thx a lot... Kurt Kjergaard play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Join hosts Anina and Elena in the latest episode of the Next ReGeneration Podcast for an engaging conversation with Danae Apatzidou, Associate Professor at the Department of Preventive Dentistry, Periodontology and Implant Biology at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece).    Apatzidou shares her expertise and passion for stem cell therapy in the field of oral regeneration. She explains the complex mechanisms of stem cells and how they are likely to induce the regeneration of missing tissue. While preclinical advances in tissue engineering are promising, there are still significant challenges at the clinical level, which Apatzidou discusses in more detail in this podcast. She concludes by presenting exciting future prospects in stem cell research.

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From the Prologue: "With the help of God, and after the work of a great many years, our Sisterhood, propelled by our sacred obligation toward the Saint, who for twenty-eight years had guided and benefited us in so many ways, presents the publication of the Biography of Saint Paisios the Athonite. We also had the great blessing of gaining some insight into the immeasurable love the Saint had for God, his monastic exactitude, his absolute self-denial and the power of his fervent prayer. Having lived in such close proximity to him, we personally experienced his holy simplicity and his profound humility, his God-illuminated discernment, his noble love for each person, but also his deliberate efforts to conceal his virtues. We therefore deemed it our obligation to utilize all the materials - both information and knowledge bequeathed to us in order to compose, to the best of our ability, the biography of the saintly Elder. The contents of this Synaxarion stem primarily from our communication with the Saint - from the notes we had kept during the gatherings of the Sisterhood and the private conversations we had had with him; from his letters not only to the entire Sisterhood but also to each Sister; from the numerous verbal and written testimonies which had been entrusted to us by clergy, monks and lay-people who had met the Elder' as well as from information that had been gathered from the on-site research we had conducted in some of the areas where the elder had lived and struggled. From the Contents:- Prologue-- Chapter One: From Pharasa to Homeland of Greece- Chapter Two: The Years of his Childhood and Youth- Chapter Three: Military Service- Chapter Four: Preparations and Temptations- Chapter Five: At the Holy Monastery of Esphigmenou- Chapter Six: At the Holy Monastery of Philotheou - Chapter Seven: At the Holy Monastery of Stomion- Chapter Eight: At God-trodden Mount Sinai- Chapter Nine: At the Skete of Iveron of Saint John the Forerunner- Chapter Ten: At Desolate Katounakia- Chapter Eleven: At the Kelli of the Precious Cross- Chapter Twelve: At the Kelli of Panagouda- Chapter Thirteen: From Earth to Heaven --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/athonite-audio/support

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Kathleen from Plenty of Sunshine Travel met with Stephanie from Celestyal Cruises for this week's cruise chat. . Stephanie did a quick history recap about Celestyal and spoke about their Medium Sized Ships, highlighting Greece's Destination. They are Award-Winning because of how well-specialized they are. Celestyal also offers Flexible Durations. If you want to help this channel, you can buy me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PlentyofSunshineTravel. The unbeatable mix of blockbuster stops and hidden gems in the Eastern Med throughout Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Israel, Cyprus, and Montenegro Port intensive itineraries with the maximum time to explore immersive excursions that bring you face-to-face with the culture, the people, the history and the flavours. Celestyal also offers late-night stops and overnights in ports. . Celestyal offers more choices for you. . INCLUSIVE offers Onboard dining with select drinks with meals, an $80 Shore Excursion credit, and entertainment onboard. With ENHANCE, you get all the features of INCLUSIVE with enhanced upgrades: You get a 25% Discount on Speciality DiningPremium Drinks Package Upgrade to the Premium Plus Drinks Package from $51 Per Day and an EXTRA $80 Shore Excursion credit. . Celestyal is getting a new ship, which will launch shortly! . Their itineraries are: IDYLLIC AEGEAN 7-night Inclusive adventure Athens, Thessaloniki, Kusadashi, Ichete,, Heraklion, Cantorini, Mykonos. VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS Santorini Sunset (weather permitting) also a full day in Mykonos and a full day in Mykonos and a full day to explore Milos. . Eclectic Aegean goes to: Athens Greece, Istanbul Turkey, Thessaloniki Greece, Kavala Greece, Volvos Greece, Santorini Greece, and ending in Athens. Three continents. Seven-night inclusive adventure, visiting Athens, Port Said, Ashdod, Limassol, Rhodes, and Kasadsi. ICONIC AEGEAN (MAR - OCT) 3-night Inclusive adventure Athens, Mykonos, Kadashi, Crete, Santorini, Patmos ICONIC AEGEAN (March - November)4-night Inclusive adventure Athens (Lavrion) Greece, Mykonos Greece, Kusadasi Turkey, Patmos, Rhodes, Santorini. There is an extraordinary 19-night inclusive Adventure over Christmas & New Year's Day. Another option is the Heavenly Adrriatic itinerary. Reach out today to book! . If you want to learn more about Celestyal or any other cruise lines I have met with. Please get in touch with me at info@PlentyofSunshineTravel.com. You can also fill out this simple form https://bit.ly/3mxFUNd, and I will get back to you. . Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to ensure you catch all upcoming cruise videos. If you want to see the images in this video - check out our YouTube channel HERE. . Search #PlentyofSunshineTravel on Facebook or Instagram to see our posts. . . . #celestyalcruises #travelagent #CruiseSpecialist #Cruise #CruiseGuru #TravelAgent #canadiantravelagent --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cruisingthewavespodcast/message

115. Harvest Your Potential with the American Farm School — Thessaloniki, Greece American Farm School: a program to teach the principles of being stewards of the land while developing the whole person. Matina Marks Today's Lexi:  Σχολείο - Scholeio - School In Today's Episode: Philanthropy Associate Matina Marks chimes in to spread the good word on American Farm School in Thessaloniki, Greece.  A century old, this institution applies its hallmark Learn By Doing approach to educate students of all ages toward responsible stewardship in the areas of agriculture, food systems, the environment, and other life sciences related to a sustainable future. Matina answers many questions, including who the school is for, and how the American Farm School has evolved over the decades. Learn about Thessaloniki and Athens! Discover more about the founder and president of American Farm School along with the mission for future generations. What are the four key components of the Greek Summer Program? One of the activities for students to develop whole-person wellness is to travel to a place called Metamorphosis in Chalkidki. In today's important episode, learn about a unique and inspiring educational opportunity that promotes whole person wellness, as well as discover The Taste of AFS fundraiser!   Today's Ola Kala Moment: Get Out of Your Comfort Zone Resources: American Farm School's Website Register for A Taste of AFS - Chicago  AFS Greek Summer Program Credits: Music: Spiro Dussias Vocals: Zabrina Hay Graphic Designer: Susan Jackson O'Leary  

Join us for a wonderful chat with the amazing Maria Behrakis. Maria is a first generation Greek American community activist focused on education and Greek-American philanthropy. A mother of three children, Maria, along with her husband, Drake, is active with the National Hellenic Society which is dedicated to perpetuating, celebrating and passing on our Hellenic heritage. She is also a member of Leadership 100, a Greek-American service organization committed to preserving Hellenism and Orthodoxy in America. Maria and Drake are active supporters of the Behrakis Family Endowment at Boston College which was founded in 2001 for the advancement of Hellenic Studies and the promotion of travel abroad to Greece. Maria has served on the Board of Trustees of Anatolia College in Thessaloniki Greece since 2012. She is passionate about mental wellness efforts in school communities and instilling a focus on the whole student… mind, body and soul, and is actively involved in developing such a comprehensive program for the Anatolia community at all school levels. In her previous professional career, she was with Putnam Investments and Fidelity Investments (1990- 1997). Maria received a B.A in Economics with a minor in Computer Science from Brandeis University (1990). Maria enjoys playing tennis, spending time with friends and family, and traveling, especially to Greece! Learn more about Anatolia College and the amazing programs it offers or contact Maria with any questions.

This week's guest was born & raised in Brussels, Belgium. He's now lives in Thessaloniki / Greece and is part of the Trace `N Chase founding team. Trace `N Chase is The spot for collectors from all over the world. Xavier is telling his story from a basketball fan to creating the workplace every collector dreams of. He even gave us a virtual tour of the headquarter and it is everything and more.

Hear about things to do in Thessaloniki, Greece, as the Amateur Traveler talks to Carol from Ambrosia Travel about the city that was for centuries the largest city in Greece and is still Greece's second-largest city.

Los Angeles-based artist Jeffrey Stuker joins us for this episode of Cultivar. We discuss his video work on view in Made in L.A. at the Hammer Museum, as well as the concept of second nature, butterfly mimicry, contemporary image culture, and the shared algorithms of 3D graphics and ecological modeling. Jeffrey Stuker is an artist and is currently a coeditor of the journal Effects and the director of the Seeld Library, a project bringing together a community of thinkers whose scholarly and artistic practices explore the phenomenon of second nature. A central focus of Stuker's work is mimicry—both in nature, where it provides a strategy for the survival of certain species, and in digital imaging, which can manifest hyper-lifelike representations of reality. Stuker creates carefully rendered computer-generated images, planting coded historical, scientific, and industrial references within. These images exist as part simulation and part documentation; their factualness remains elusive or, rather, allegorical. Current and upcoming exhibitions include: Made in L.A. at the Hammer Museum; Painting Stone at Villa Lontana, Rome; The International Biennial of Photography, Thessaloniki Greece; and Objects of Desire at LACMA. Follow Stuker: IG @jeffrey_stuker / https://www.jeffreystuker.com/

Everyone’s heard of Athens and you’ve most likely seen the sparkling white facades of Santorini’s cube-like buildings. But there’s a lot more to Greece than gyros and the Parthenon.Today’s guest is taking us off the beaten path. I’m speaking with Ivy Summer, an American nomad/expat living in Veria, Greece, an ancient city famously important to the family of Alexander the Great, and home to the best peach pie in Greece. So if you love pie and ancient history, Veria is for you. We’ll also be talking about the best things to eat drink and do in the nearest big city, Thessaloniki, the best way to island hop, and the most romantic part of Greece that you probably haven’t heard of.Ivy is a certified wedding planner, so she knows all the beautiful places. She’s also a diversity consultant. I had a great time talking to her and our conversation filled me with wanderlust. So let’s just sit back and imagine we’re sailing around the coast of Greece together.Hello! I'm your host, Sarah Mikutel. But the real question is, who are you? Where are you now and where do you want to be? Can I help you get there?Visit sarahmikutel.com to learn how we can work together to help you achieve more peace, happiness, and positive transformation in your life.Book your Enneagram typing session by going to sarahmikutel.com/typingsessionWant to connect on Insta? Find me here

In this Podcast we revisit the issue of International Arbitration focusing on how to train to become an arbitrator. My guests are renowned experts in the field. George Lambrou is  a Solicitor Advocate (England & Wales). George has extensive English High Court experience as well as international arbitration experience with the ICC, LCIA, LMAA and ICSID where he regularly sits as arbitrator. In his free time George acts as Co Director of Training for the European Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. George is fluent in Russian and Greek. George’s LinkedIn Profile here. Dr. Anna Plevri. Anna is an Attorney at law, member of the Bar Association of Thessaloniki (Greece) (2004 ongoing) and member of the Cyprus Bar Association (2015 ongoing).She is a certified Mediator on Civil, Commercial, Family, Workplace Disputes and ODR, a certified Mediator’s Trainer (Adr-Odr International) and an Arbitrator (Adr-Odr International, MCIArb, WMO). She is also Assistant Professor at the Department of Law University of Nicosia lecturing  Private Law and ADR. Anna’s CV here. Agis Georgiades, is a Barrister of Lincoln’s Inn, an Accredited Mediator and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He is also Adjunct Faculty at the School of Law of the University of Nicosia. Agis is the first Cypriot Member of the London Court of International Arbitration. He practices law at the Cypriot law firm Christos Georgiades & Associates LLC.

In this episode, we explore the Greece and the city of Thessaloniki with Rania Kalogirou. Rania is a local living in Thessaloniki and share some of her favorite places to explore in and around the city. She also share some off-the-beaten path adventures around Greece away from the super touristy places – a country known for ancient history, museums, beaches and amazing food. From restaurants to outdoor spaces, Rania take us on a beautiful adventure – right from the comfort of our homes.

In this episode we talk with Professor Yannis Iglezakis. Yannis is Full Professor of Computers & Law at the Faculty of Law in the Aristotle University in Thessaloniki (Greece) and attorney-at-law at the Thessaloniki Bar Association.

As cities across the world struggle to respond to the the coronavirus outbreak, how might they strengthen their resilience in the face of this deadly pandemic, and other long-term social and economic disruptions? Lina Liakou is Managing Director for EMEA for Global Resilient Cities Network and a former Deputy Mayor of Thessaloniki – Greece’s second largest city. She joins Chief Executive Andrew Carter to discuss the concept of urban resilience and shares expert insights into how cities are beginning to respond to Covid-19.

Climatic changes on Earth are happening with ever-increasing force and this is already the reality of today. Climatic anomalies: flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes, record temperatures, storms, and abnormal hail are seen more and more often all over the planet. The climate news from all around the world. In this episode of the Breaking News on ALLATRA TV: The countries of Africa and the Middle East. Tropical cyclones “Fakir”, “Sagar”, and “Mekunu”, severe rains, floods, and landslides are the sad reality of this spring for people who live in the countries of Africa and the Middle East. Russia. In the summer of 2012, the most destructive flood took place in the city of Krymsk in Kuban region. Eyewitness’ story. Germany. Plentiful rains, minor flooding, hurricanes, and tornadoes in the North Rhine-Westphalia region. May 2018 Belarus. Tornadoes (twisters) in Belarus. The twisters are a fairly recent phenomena for Belarus. Experts connect this with the climate change. China. On June 7, a typhoon hit for the fourth time this year, reaching the province of Guangdong. The wind gusts reached Beaufort force 8 points. Many cities suffered from heavy rains, roads got flooded. The Guangzhou zoo as well as Baiyun airport were completely swept by torrential rains. Guatemala. The participants of ALLATRA International Public Movement reached out to Faride Irene Coll Zaid - a volunteer psychologist who is at the camp for refugees and victims in Guatemala. Greece. Powerful rains and flooding in Thessaloniki (Greece) and Ankara (Turkey). Egypt. Interview with Dr. Khalid Zayed (Cairo). About extreme record temperaturs in Cairo - up to 50 C, which never existed in this region before. About the importance of uniting people of all cultures and nationalities into one tight-knit family. “We are all people, we are all brothers and sisters, and we need to unite according to our common origin - we are all PEOPLE” - said Dr. Zayed. Indonesia. On May 11, there occured a sudden eruption of one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia, Mount Merapi on Java Island. On May 21st, volcano Merapi erupted again, creating ash rain. Russia. The beginning of summer in Russia was very atypical. In the middle zone of the country there was a near-zero temperature, snowfalls were observed. And on May 30th, a violent storm swept through two dozens of regions of Russia at once. Canada. At the same time, on the opposite side of the globe, in Canada, there was a powerful snowfall. In some areas, up to 36 cm of snow fell. Mexico. At the same time, in Mexico, the air temperature exceeded the mark of +50 degrees Celsius. In the capital of the country, a hundred-year record of the highest temperature of the day was registered. For more information, watch a unique programme on ALLATRA TV: "Се грядёт. It is coming" https://allatra.tv/en/video/it-is-coming And also read the report by ALLATRA SCIENCE scientists: “About problems and consequences of global climate change on Earth. Effective ways of solving these problems” https://geocenter.info/en/pages/climatology-report-online Books by ANASTASIA NOVYKH are for those who crave to know the Truth https://allatra.tv/en/category/knigi-anastasii-novykh Watch the program on the link to ALLATRA TV https://allatra.tv/en/video/climate-anomalies-floods-tornadoes-hurricanes-breaking-news-on-climate-change We invite all who are interested to join the “Breaking Climate News” project. This can be done right now by sending an email to info@allatra.tv

ECHONOMIST on: - Facebook: www.facebook.com/EchonomistMusic - SoundCloud: @echonomist HOW I MET THE BASS on: - Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass - Twitter: www.twitter.com/howimetthebass - Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass 3 QUESTIONS to ECHONOMIST: Q: Thanks for the epic storyteller. Tell us in a few words: How did you meet the bass once? A: If you mean about the club scene, the first moment I was amazed by the atmosphere and the vibe of a club was from a party that happened to my hometown every sunday! The club name was "Nani Nani" and the DJ was John Valavanis! But in general my first love in electronic music was Trip Hop and Drum n Bass! So artists like Stereo Nova, Ltj Bukem, Dj Krush and DJ Shadow were a big influence to my music. Q: You´re born and raised in Thessaloniki/Greece. How would you describe the development of electronic music in your city/country? A: From the late 1990's till 2009 there were a lot of things happening here regarding the club scene! After the economic crisis most of the clubs were closed! Things started to moving a bit more the last 2-3 years but it still needs work to be done and people to follow and support the scene. Q: Talking about the present. You recently released your album "Nebula" and the remixes on Upon.You. Which further projects are coming up soon? A: My "Ossain" EP will come to the newborn label of Chaim and Jenia Tarsol "Blue Shadow" and another EP to be confirmed on MicroCastle! Also my remix for Kiko Navarro at BBE music is coming up on April and my remix for Argy at Rebirth records on May.

Recorded at Earth Club, Thessaloniki, Greece Tracklist: (w/ AKAI APCII + Roland TR8 + ProCo Rat distortion pedal) 1. Dead Can Dance - Host Of Seraphim 2. Charlotte de Witte - This (Lewis Fautzi Remix) 3. Nastia Reigel - Trust, Intimacy 4. Somewhen - Ryte 5. Dimi Angelis - Static Fields 6. Avgusto - 009 7. Cleric & Setaoc Mass - Centre of the Cyclone 8. Remco Beekwilder - Concrete Jungle 9. Inhalt Der Nacht & Echoes Of October - Fleischleben 10. Peryl - Du & Ich 11. Ontal - PI02.1 (Orphx Remix) 12. Blush Response - Infinite Dread 13. Thomas P. Heckmann - Zeitmaschine 14. The Horrorist - RIOT (Ayarcana Remix) 15. Danilo Incorvaia - Stuck 16. DJ Link - Ban Bang 17. MO-DO - Ein Zwei Polizei (Illnurse Edit) 18. Hadone - Shades of Mercy 19. Radical G & The Horrorist - Here Comes The Storm (Al Ferox remix) 20. Verset Zero - Grex Perditus (Violet Poison Remix) 21. Matrheim - Le Jour du Mort d'hiver 22. Gijensu - Hyperlight 23. Imperial Black Unit - Now You Can Pray / The White Rose 24. Time Modem - Der Mantel Der Nacht Subscribe to iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/advanced/id961068609 Follow Advanced on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/advancedPR Follow Abyssal Chaos on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abyssalchaos Follow Abyssal Chaos on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/abyssalchaosberlin

love love love…. in love，光是题目就包含了很多很多的爱；这首诗是诗人在希腊古城塞萨洛尼基，面对如诗美景，沉浸在爱情中的诗人写了关于爱情的感悟；有人说过世界上有三件事情无法隐藏：贫穷、咳嗽和爱情；爱情是无法隐藏、伪装；爱情可以润色你的生活让你变得热情似火、别无所求；爱情是生活的调味剂，让平淡的生活有滋有味；在热恋中的人是否也感受到了爱情的神奇呢？我们一起来听一听诗人怎么说？ love love love…. in love Thessaloniki - Greece n. 塞萨洛尼基（希腊古城） Love is the salt, in the life-meal If you taste it unsalted, many times hurt you feel 爱情像一把盐，能够调味你的生活 如果你觉得不够味道，你终会被其所伤 Love is something real, you cant pretend If you have no feelings, give it an end 爱情是真实的，无法隐藏 如果你没有感受到，那么距离结束也会太远 Love is a combination, that join two Makes them one with passion true 爱情是一个二合一的融合 使得两个人都变得热情似火 Love is to feel good with all your deeds Wh...

Subscribe on iTunes SHOW NOTES: www.travelfreedompodcast.com/023 In this Thessaloniki Podcast episode: Summary: Why having a travel blog will save you a fortune, even if you are not a travel blogger. Plus, we visit Thessaloniki, Greece to eat the famous spicy gyros and we learn about some of the stranger Greek traditions and superstitions. We discuss: Feature Topic: Travel adventures for free, including "The legend of Tripod Tom" Local Interview: Mae from Greek Weddings & Dimitra from Greece Tourism $5 Food: Gyros - The number 1. value for money foodie choice $5 Fun/Travel: White Tower - Thessaloniki's iconic tower     Become part of the Travel Freedom community on twitter. Follow us Tweet suggestions to @mytravelfreedom #travelfreedom #travelthursdays #moneymondays   Weblinks from Thessaloniki Podcast World Nomads Insurance - Specifically designed for digital nomads, flashpackers, adventure & long term Travellers - Get a 5% Discount with our coupon code: WN5DP Trusted Housesitters.com - Use discount code 5DP to get a 15% discount on membership How to become a housesitting pro in just 3 months.

Welcome to Transition Transmission Episode 26.  Join the Transgender Trio on a by and for transgender podcast.  In this weeks episode we talk about the world and some of our own hopes and desires.  We talk about 5 LGBT and Transgender computer games you can play to make you slightly sad.  Against Me!'s new song and Laura Jane Grace short discussion.  We also talk international trans news with Irelands new Gender Laws.  We also re-visit the travesty that is visiting our trans sisters in Thessaloniki Greece, and their street protest.  But, we do cover some other good news as well.  The Trans Life center has opened in Chicago, and ENDA might just get passed this time around with the help of a 'few' good Republicans.  We trail off towards the end and discuss Laverne Cox in Orange is the New Black, and go a bit into the Ultimate Transgender Lesbian Star Wars Wedding. So join us for the discussions, news, and fun in the latest episode from Transition Transmission www.transitiontransmission.com @TransgenderTrio

Walk with Fr. Peter Alban Heers into the historic St. Demetrios Basilica in Thessaloniki Greece. While touring, Fr. Peter reflects on this great Saint and his significance to all Christians.