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If you've been feeling resentful in your open relationship, this episode is for you.In Episode 147 of Nope, We're Not Monogamous, I break down why resentment in non-monogamy is rarely about jealousy or bad communication.It's usually about boundaries.Specifically:The boundary you didn't setThe boundary you didn't enforceOr the agreement your body never truly consented toSo many people in ethical non-monogamy confuse boundaries with rules, agreements, or ultimatums. When that happens, resentment builds quietly under the surface.In this episode, we explore the difference between:Personal boundaries and relationship agreementsBoundaries and ultimatumsAutonomy and self-abandonmentIf you've ever tried to be the “cool partner,” agreed to something you weren't actually okay with, or said “I'm fine” when you weren't… this conversation will help you see what resentment is really pointing to.Because resentment isn't random.It's information.And it might be telling you it's time to stop bulldozing yourself in the name of being evolved.

Leon e Samuca trazem Lucas Toso do Controles Voadores, pra fazer um Top Dúzia gostoso demais: joguinhos brasileiros! De androides e skates a coelhos e carros de corrida, tem pra todos os gostos, e a gente se aventura nessa missão de eleger apenas um.APOIE O GALINHA VIAJANTEAcesse catarse.me/galinhaviajanteLINKS DA GALINHACatarse | Youtube | Instagram | BlueskyContato: cast@galinhaviajante.com.brAcesse nosso SITE: galinhaviajante.com.brOUÇA TAMBÉMGV#226: Top Dúzia Gatos dos Games (part. Jejé Pinheiro e Andy)GV#208: Top Dúzia Jogos Anime (part. Tengu do Jogabilidade)GV#182: Top Dúzia Jogos de Luta (part. Fabão e Andy)TRILHA SONORABattle 1 (Dodgeball Academia OST), Weight of a Change, Dandara's Resolve (Dandara OST), Rocket Rats Theme (Rocket Rats), Festival Theme, Eagle Eyes, Journey of Redemption (Pocket Bravery OST), Title Revisited (Horizon Chase Turbo OST), The Formidable Foe (Unsighted OST)Battle On The Jazzy Bridge (Quasar)CAPÍTULOS00:00:00 - Abertura do Episódio00:05:31 - Apresentações e Menções Honrosas00:29:24 - Round 100:38:43 - Round 200:50:46 - Round 301:00:13 - Round 401:08:58 - Round 501:16:26 - Round 601:28:03 - Battle Royale01:37:16 - Encerramento do EpisódioCITADOS NO EPISÓDIOVideogames:  Chroma Squad, Shelldiver, Abyss x Zero, Unsighted, Knights of Pen and Paper, Evertried, Dandy Ace, Mullet MADJACK, Astrea, Pocket Bravery, Pipistrello, lunr rdio taxi, Undergrave, Hellclock, Pickup Express (Game do Gugu), Kaze and The Wild Masks, Cosplay Club, Show do Milhão, Férias Frustradas do Picapau, Hellclock, A Lenda do Herói, Esquadrão 51 Contra a Ameaça dos Discos Voadores, Skatemasta Tcheco, Keylocker, PokeTibia, Dandara, Dodgeball Academia, Horizon Chase Turbo, Rocket Rats, Forgotten Mines, Bem Feito, Outlive, Dungeon Drafters.Outras Mídias: Yuyu Hakusho, Guerreiras Mágicas de Rayearth, Sakura Card Captors, Sailormoon. O Galinha vai ao ar toda semana graças aos Escudeiros da Galinha Viajante! Apoie você também o nosso projeto no Catarse e junte-se à Escudaria!Apresentado e produzido por Leon Cleveland e Samuel R. Auras.Contato: cast@galinhaviajante.com.brSupport the show

Did you know that emotions and unprocessed feelings are held in our bodies and can deeply affect our physical, emotional, and even spiritual health?This week I'm joined by Maria Toso, somatic healing teacher, yoga trainer, and author of Heal What Hurts: How to Heal Emotional Triggers. Maria says many of us stuff down and avoid uncomfortable feelings by:Lashing out - scolding, name calling, blamingNumbing out - overeating, drinking, scrollingChecking out - avoiding and becoming disconnectedShe shares practical wisdom on how to recognize when we're being triggered, and how to then gently nurture ourselves back to a place of self-love and shift unhealthy patterns through breath, body awareness, and bringing loving kindness inward."The love that you have for everyone else is going to be so much more authentic when it comes from you totally embodying love in and with yourself." - Maria TosoHighlights Timings:03:21 Healing Childhood Abandonment Trauma19:37 Breaking Cycles of Reactivity25:14 Breaking Unhelpful Behavioral Patterns31:46 Impact of Feminine Energy34:57 Heal What HurtsImportant Links  Metabolism Boosting BundleWebsite: SarahHaasWellness.comFacebook: Sarah Haas WellnessInstagram: @SarahHaasWellness Youtube: Sarah Haas WellnessGuest BioMaria Toso, is a Danish-born author, somatic healing teacher, and yoga teacher. Her debut book, Heal What Hurts: How to Heal Emotional Triggers, offers a transformative path for understanding and dissolving emotional patterns through breath, body awareness, and divine presence. Maria blends somatic work, spiritual practice, and intuitive insight to help people heal deeply, reclaim their power, and live with clarity and purpose. She teaches Yoga Teacher Training at Minneapolis College, leads international retreats, and guides online healing circles for students around the world.Website: https://www.mariatoso.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariatoso/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maria.tosoYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mariatosoofficial/videosThanks for Listening:Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. 

Send us a textIn this episode of the Midlife with Courage™ podcast, Kim and guest Maria Toso discuss emotional triggers and how to heal them. Key topics include:- Understanding emotional triggers and contractions- Techniques for healing and self-love- The importance of grounding and breathwork- How forgiveness and divine love play roles in emotional healing- Practical advice for facing triggers, especially during the holidays.00:00 Welcome to Midlife with Courage00:21 Meet Maria Toso: A Journey of Spiritual Awakening00:28 Understanding Emotional Triggers02:00 Healing Through Meditation and Yoga03:09 Numbing Out: The Modern Escape03:49 The Power of Self-Love and Divine Love05:56 Recognizing and Managing Triggers08:59 Daily Practices for Emotional Well-being11:41 The Role of Self-Validation24:49 The Journey of Forgiveness25:07 Understanding Triggers and Healing25:54 Releasing the Original Villain27:40 The Power of Forgiveness30:29 A New Paradigm for Friendship34:21 Steps to Grounding and Awareness38:04 Using Current Hurts for Healing38:46 The Importance of Loving Presence46:55 Practical Tips for the Holiday Season49:06 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsGo to Maria's website to get her free mini meditations, her book and more information about working with her. Get in on the next Courage & Confidence Circle before it even opens. The waitlist for the March 2026 Courage & Confidence Circle is open so click the link below to let me know you are ready to grow your midlife confidence now! PUT ME ON THE WAITLIST!Support the showKim Benoy is a retired RN, Certified Aromatherapist, wife and mom who is passionate about inspiring and encouraging women over 40. She wants you to see your own beauty, value and worth through sharing stories of other women just like you. Are you looking for more? You should check out my Courage & Confidence Circle! Join a supportive group of other midlife women who are ready to live with courage and stop waiting for someday! This 3-month program starts again in March 2026 and I would love to see you there! REGISTER HERE Want to be a guest on Midlife with Courage™-Flourishing After Forty with Kim Benoy? Send Kim Benoy a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1646938231742x613487048806393700 Would you like to get each episode delivered right to your inbox a day early? Subscribe to my website to get my weekly inspirational message and a link to that week's podcast episode. Just click the link below to get on the list! SUBSCRIBE WEBSITEFACEBOOK

Ethereal Encounters Unveiled welcomes Maria Toso Thursday, November 13th, 2025 LIVE 11-13 at 5 PM EST Topic: Heal What Hurts: The Process That Gets Results When Therapy Fails Bio: Yoga Teacher, Author, and Energy Guide, Maria is sparking a movement to remember the healing power of loving presence as the Divine within. Fed up with the endless cycle of lashing out, numbing out, or checking out, thousands of people turn to Maria's Heal What Hurts method to heal emotional triggers at their root. Her approach is based on a profound truth: the dynamics we find ourselves in are precise manifestations of the programming held in the energy field of the body. Just as a projection on a screen can only be changed by clearing the lens, our painful life stories will keep repeating until the energetic contractions in the body are dissolved. Maria's method teaches us to meet these contractions with loving presence. In doing so, we clear the energy field, realign with the Divine Light we truly are, and remember our original wholeness. Being triggered becomes not a trap but a sacred opportunity to return to love, flow, and authentic connection. Originally from Denmark, Maria has lived in Minnesota since 1998. She has taught Yoga Teacher Training in the Minnesota College system since 2015 and has led retreats across the U.S. and Europe. Her new book, Heal What Hurts: How to Heal Emotional Triggers (Llewellyn Worldwide, September 2025), introduces her eight-step process for transforming emotional pain into a path of spiritual growth and embodied presence. She now teaches Heal What Hurts in small group settings online, through retreats, and in private sessions. Book: Heal What Hurts: Get it on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4nRfeoZ https://www.mariatoso.com

Can tech stave off a surge of synthetic spokespeople?  That is one question we discussed when I had Nick Toso on the podcast. He's the founder and CEO of Rolli, an AI-powered platform that provides state-of-the-art tools and resources for newsgathering.Nick began his career in newsrooms (started at Voice of America, eventually becoming a bureau chief at CNN) and saw the need for a better way to find expert sources, leading him to launch Rolli six years ago.The subject should be of greatinterest to journalists, and PR pros who want to increase success with Tier 1 and 2 media, especially broadcast. We had a wide-ranging conversation, covering these points and others:The challenges of finding expert sources for breaking news.How is Rolli different (do we need another news source matching service)?Why email pitching your spokeseople has low odds for success.How AI amplifies email pitch spam, and fake info and profiles.Rolli cuts through the AI fog, connecting busy newsrooms with just the right source on demand.Thanks, Nick, for coming on the podcast and sharing your insight.Check it out at https://rolli.ai/You can find Nick on LInkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/nicktoso/

Air Date - 28 October 2025If you've ever lashed out, numbed with substances, or shut down your heart, you'll want to listen in to this empowering conversation with Maria Toso. You'll learn why meditative and somatic practices can soothe your nervous system, release cycles of pain, and support you to reclaim your inner freedom.About the Guest:Maria Toso is a Danish-born author, yoga teacher trainer, and somatic healing coach with more than fifteen years of experience teaching therapeutic yoga and trauma-informed practices.She is the creator of the Heal What Hurts method, an eight-step process that unites the physical and spiritual dimensions of healing to help people move beyond trauma and transform emotional triggers into pathways of growth.Maria teaches that triggers are not just thoughts but energetic knots stored in the body as the very negative patterns we unconsciously repeat until they are healed by being held in loving presence within the body's energy system. Through meditative and somatic practices, she guides people to calm their nervous systems, release cycles of pain, and reclaim inner freedom.Her debut book, Heal What Hurts: How to Heal Emotional Triggers (Llewellyn Worldwide, 2025), shows how meeting emotional pain with loving presence will gradually dissolve fear-based contractions and deepen our inherent connection to the Divine, restoring vitality and manifesting as more authentic relationships. Learn more at https://www.mariatoso.com.Social Media:Website: https://www.mariatoso.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/maria.tosoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariatoso/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQPFz6SK#MariaToso #InspiredConversations #LindaJoy #Women #Lifestyle #InterviewsVisit the Inspired Conversations Show Page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/inspired-conversationsConnect with Linda Joy https://linda-joy.com/ and her YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/@linda-joySubscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazine/Connect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/omtimes/

Maria Toso is a Danish-born author, spiritual teacher, and somatic healing coach based in Minnesota. Her book, Heal What Hurts: How to Heal Emotional Triggers (Llewellyn Worldwide, September 2025), guides people to release emotional triggers that shape the lens through which we see others and ourselves. Her method helps people become emotionally free, no longer dependent on others to change or on numbing agents to cope. Maria also teaches Yoga Teacher Training at Minneapolis College and leads international retreats and workshops.   Here Maria and Dawson chat about: Emotional triggers  Body scanning Breathwork  Maria's story Coping mechanisms  How and why the body is a perfect expression of your spirit and your programming How many breaths we take in a minute  What to do when you find yourself triggered Asking, “How old are you?” and let the place in the body speak Avoiding the victim story    Find Maria online at: https://www.mariatoso.com/   Find host Dr. Dawson Church at: http://dawsongift.com/   To purchase Dawson's newest book, Spiritual Intelligence:  https://www.amazon.com/Spiritual-Intelligence-Activating-Circuits-Awakened/dp/160415294X/   #mindtomatter #blissbrain #spiritualintelligence #eft #meditation #highenergyhealth #sq #healing #emotionaltriggers 

Arranca nuestra cobertura en #Mendoza, #Argentina con los deliciosos #vinos de Pascual Toso. Estos vinos llegan a #PuertoRico de la mano de B. Fernández y Hermanos. Más sobre la bodega aquí: https://bodegastoso.com. Gracias por escuchar, comentar, compartir y seguirnos en el podcast. ¡Salud y dale share!

L'apprezzata dottoressa Morselli è mancata prematuramente in maggio: col collega di Santorso negli ultimi anni aveva creato una forte sinergia tra i due reparti, con risultati notevoli. Indetto intanto il bando per il nuovo concorso da primario.

Paolo Toso"La prova dell'invisibile"scrittura purawww.scritturapura.itIl giudice Edoardo Miressi è appena andato in pensione. Con il tempo finalmente dalla sua, si perde in una Torino che non ha mai davvero conosciuto. Durante le sue passeggiate lungo il fiume vede spesso un giovane rannicchiato in un bivacco, che scruta un orizzonte invisibile. Un agronomo italiano di origine gambiana, un magistrato a riposo e un ex boss della malavita incrociano le loro strade per salvare un ragazzo da un'accusa ingiusta. Uomini abituati da sempre a guardare le cose da angolazioni diverse, si ritrovano ora dalla stessa parte, e tutto appare diverso.Paolo Tosoè nato nel 1964. È friulano di nascita, torinese d'adozione, magistrato.Dopo aver fatto il pretore a Gela (CL), nel 1996 si è trasferito a Torino dove ha sempre svolto le funzioni di Pubblico Ministero. Si è occupato in particolare di corruzione e di altri reati contro la Pubblica amministrazione. Da alcuni anni fa parte della Direzione Distrettuale Antimafia.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Send us a textAh, yes, at some point, y'all knew i had to do an episode like this.This is not really a call out, but rather, a PSA. It' s not really me defending people like me who are bad at responding but rather, trying to bring y'all to take a step back to look at the bigger pictureIt's me trying to take accountability and help others take accountability for why we feel the way we feel about responding/not responding/not being responded toSo buckle up! Because this episode might trigger you a bit!Support the showEmail me at breakingdownthebreakdown@outlook.comor you can find me on instagram at @breakingdownthebreakdownpod

TranscriptThis morning I downloaded and logged into InstagramSomething I haven't done in a month or twoI mostly got off of the platform because I don't really think it's doing good things for humanityThe problem is so many people use itTheir communication and time is used up on itAnd many people have a picture of their reality from itAnd so to not participate is somehow to not exist as a creative personThis is something I've been ruminating on for yearsBut this is just such a short note because what I saw on there this morning, after I made a post about possibly selling some prints to support my schooling, was the two of the most extreme directions that humanity participates in, which are death and birthDeath and birthAnd I saw them in extremely gross expressionsI saw an explosion on a roadwayI saw a giant fireball engulfing cars in a place that I have no idea if I've ever been to or will ever go to or know any of the people or even if it's realBecause it very well and even likely could have been something that an application generatedI don't even like to use the word, but artificial intelligenceIt was probably thatIt probably wasn't even realAnother thing I saw was a video of someone getting slapped so hard that they passed outBut it wasn't only thatIt was an AI-generated image that showed his face collapsing in an unbelievable wayBut it wasn't realBut if someone's just scrolling and they're not paying attention and they see these things, they think, oh, this is realThat just happenedSomething I thought could never happen just happened in front of my very eyesAnd so that's deathThat's actually the death of the human spiritThat is complete collapse and destructivenessBasically to be creating fear through falsehoodAnd then on the other side, I saw a picture of a woman in a dressCould have been AII don't knowI don't know the contextI didn't click on the imageBut she was standing in a shimmery dressAnd so these images..I guess I should add that the dress was very tight-fittingSo basically what I saw was extreme violence and pornographyThat's what is being shown in the algorithmic feed on Instagram that people in general are just being subjected toSo what do we do with that? Well, I reported every single post that I sawIt's not going to change anythingIt's not going to do anythingBut it made me feel better to at least do somethingIn fact, it might make it worseIt only took me about five seconds to do these thingsBut I think it was worth itThe point of this, though, isn't to blame the Instagram platform and the creators for being evil, even though they areEven though the platform is destructive and horrific and terrible and uselessIt's also useful and creative and profound and abundantThe fact is, everything in the world ends up being related to these thingsTo skate along on the surface and believe that these experiences won't touch us is impossibleBut by interacting with the world through a screen, it seems like we can have some distance from the realitiesAnd we can just entertain ourselves by watching them instead of engaging with our livesAnd I think that this is extremely dangerous, and actually more dangerous than being shown violenceI think what's more dangerous is complacency and lack of connection and engagement with life, which is what these platforms really wantThey want you to just feel fear, feel lust, and then not do anything about itJust to consume more fear and more lustThat's the goalBut there's something profound beneath all of this, which is that the reality of fear and desire is inescapable in lifeBut the fact is, we have to be in control of our fears and desiresAnd it doesn't matter what the world shows us or serves us, what the algorithm displays, if we can't keep a center, there's no hopeRight now, it's election day, and the political stratum is basically birth and deathNot a positive form of birth and death, but the most deranged formsIs one better than another? I don't knowIt's all part of a cycleThe cycle doesn't want to endSo, we have to be the endI don't really know what that means, but I'm going to keep engaging with my internal world, with my internal workStaying true to what I know is important and what mattersI'm going to keep focusing on what is beautiful, and what seems powerful to meAnd I won't let my center be swayed by violence and lustThank you for listening. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.walkaround.run

The group is fighting in the village to save the people from the Whistlers, and are given a request from a local. Toso rushes to try and help his trapped former master, and some familiar faces arrive.

The Shield Bearers go to the Radiant Citadel and buy things, learn things, threaten things, and break things. Zhesi gets a family update, D3-RP sings a song, Rel loses his pants, N'Dee plays Dumb Cop, Mean Girl Cop, Eodunn bestows a curse, and Toso becomes just a little more worldly.

Do Shodai instead

The Shield Bearers get closer to the Forest of Hands and are searching for the Riverines that can help them get some blessed water. Rel gets a little crazy, and Toso brings it.

The Riverine question is answered after a good debate. The Shield Bearers turn into the Scooby Doo gang for a minute, and Toso and Eodunn make a good impression of the Citadel Jedi in the cantina.

Reserv3 Brut Nature nasce da uve raccolte a mano in vigneti esposti a sud-ovest, dove l'energia luminosa del sole è maggiore e garantisce una migliore maturazione, sapientemente vinificate, utilizzando solo la parte migliore del grappolo e lavorate con il Metodo Charmat, la metodologia che esalta la freschezza e il bouquet naturale del vino. Una lunga fermentazione e un bàtonnage di 6 mesi sui lieviti, conferiscono al prodotto finale tutti gli aromi generati durante il naturale processo di fermentazione e lo arricchiscono di finezza ed eleganza. Ne deriva uno Spumante dal colore giallo paglierino brillante e dal perlage fine e persistente; i profumi fragranti di fiori bianchi, e frutta a polpa bianca sono arricchiti da eleganti note lasciate dalla lunga fermentazione, con sentori di crosta di pane e brioche; al palato è secco, equilibrato, raffinato con una buona freschezza e sapidità; ottimo come aperitivo, ideale per antipasti leggeri, piatti a base di pesce e crostacei.

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As the mystery of the forgotten enemies comes to a close, the Shield bearers must deal with an ages old decision that is still affecting the world today. Toso gives a speech.

Freshly arrived to investigate the strange goings on in San Citlan, the Shield Bearers come across an old friend, and some not-so-friends as well. Plus, another Senso-Putty pitch, starring Rel and Toso!

In Episode 63 we are joined by David Holmes and Joel Toso for the second episode of the "Outdoorsman's 7 Wonders of Minnesota" Series. Both Dave and Joel have spent plenty of time in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area camping and fishing and share their experiences doing both. The Boundary Waters is one of Minnesota's most beautiful, expansive, and pristine areas of the state. I hope this episode inspires you to visit this unique area of the Gopher state

Continuing in Godsbreath, the Shield Bearers travel to the Rattle to look for Kiana and the answer to this blight problem. Rel may have found a new customer, Toso channels Leon Kennedy, and a creepy basement comes at the group this time!

Join me on an illuminating journey through the annals of Venice's rich history as we delve deep into its remarkable records and pivotal firsts. In this special episode, I am privileged to be joined by the renowned Venetian writer and historian, Alberto Toso Fei, as our guide.From the inception of groundbreaking inventions to the debut of influential literary works, Venice's narrative is woven with countless moments of innovation and creativity. Through the keen insights of Alberto Toso Fei, we unravel the mysteries behind the first usage of certain words, uncover the identities of the ingenious minds behind revolutionary discoveries, and explore the cultural landscape that shaped Venice's identity.As we navigate the labyrinthine canals of Venice's past, prepare to be captivated by tales of exploration, innovation, and cultural milestones that have left an indelible mark on the fabric of history. Join us as we embark on this riveting exploration of Venice's records and firsts, where every discovery offers a glimpse into the captivating tapestry of this enchanting city.Key Points Covered:Delving into the origins of influential words and phrases that originated in Venice.Exploring the pioneering inventors and their groundbreaking creations that shaped Venice's legacy.Uncovering the first appearances of iconic cultural phenomena and literary works.Examining the societal and cultural contexts that gave rise to Venice's historic firsts.Reflecting on the enduring impact of Venice's achievements on the global stage.Guest Speaker: Alberto Toso Fei - Renowned Venetian writer, historian, and expert on Venetian culture and history.Stay Connected:Follow me on @monicacesarato for updates and more fascinating insights into the world of history and culture of Venice.Episode Credits:Host: Monica CesaratoGuest: Alberto Toso FeiProduction: Sentire MediaProduced by: Monica CesaratoDisclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the guest speakers are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast creators.

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This song is an excerpt from A Talk in the Attic Ep. 242. This parody was written and performed by Kirk Ross using Neil Young's "From Hank to Hendrix" as the source of inspiration. From Fontes to PatriciaI stayed rootin' for youI was this close to giving upCouldn't bring myself toSo many new coachesIt was an endless hellSo hard to believe in themUntil Dan Campbell Finally got it togetherMCDC's bona fideHe's built a culture hereThrow SOL asideScott Mitchell to Matt StaffordSure, they both made me smileBut now we're heading to a title gameSan Francisco-styleI found myself thinkingWhy it'd felt so offTurns out, we needed moreEnter Jared GoffFinally got a QBOne who takes care of the ballCalm as a cucumberPlus he's pretty tallSometimes it's MontgomeryOther times it's JahmyrSun God, LaPorta or LeafWith no tacklers nearDefense getting betterFinally hitting their strideIffy, Duce, Branch and CamHutch & Mac insideThis roster's so much betterYounger, faster, and tough as nailsPlus they're gritty as f**kAnd GRIT, it never failsSupport the show

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In this episode Monica is talking to Desi Marangon & Alberto Toso Fei about I Graffiti Di Venezia, a book which investigates over 6,000 antique graffiti in the city of Venice. We discovered the oldest graffiti in the city, the most interesting and how the book and project came about.Explore the captivating world of graffiti in Venice through our latest podcast episode! Immerse yourself in the rich history of this ancient art form that has been leaving its mark on the city's walls for centuries. From mysterious symbols to stunning murals, discover the hidden stories and the creative minds behind these artistic expressions. Join us as we uncover the secrets of Venice's vibrant graffiti scene and unravel the cultural significance it holds. Don't miss out on this exciting journey! Tune in to our podcast now and let your imagination run wild with the colors of Venice's past and present.

Emiliano Toso"In armonia"Un viaggio alla ricerca del sorprendente legame tra la musica e le nostre celluleMondadori Editorehttps://mondadori.it“Per più di vent'anni mi sono dedicato alla biologia, la scienza della vita, in modo analitico e rigoroso. Mentre portavo avanti il mio impegno in campo scientifico, coltivavo quasi in segreto l'altra mia grande passione: la musica. A quarant'anni, ho iniziato a condividerla col mondo, ed è arrivato il grande cambiamento della mia vita: le persone hanno cominciato a riferirmi gli effetti straordinari che la mia musica aveva avuto su di loro. I riscontri empirici spaziavano dal settore sanitario, assistenziale e ospedaliero a quello educativo e dell'espressione artistica, fino all'ambito olistico e del benessere. Da scienziato, ho iniziato a documentarmi e presto ho scoperto che biologia e musica potevano integrarsi come diverse prospettive di una stessa realtà: la nostra salute.” Emiliano Toso, biologo cellulare e musicista compositore, ideatore del progetto “Translational Music”, ci accompagna alla scoperta della relazione sorprendente che esiste tra il mondo silenzioso delle nostre cellule e la musica, e di come questo incontro influenzi la nostra mente e il nostro benessere. Prendendo le mosse dalle più recenti scoperte scientifiche, che spaziano dall'epigenetica alla sonocitologia, Toso ci racconta, anche attraverso molte testimonianze dirette, gli effetti benefici della musica sul riequilibrio emozionale, le prestazioni cognitive, la qualità del sonno, la gravidanza, la terapia neonatale ma anche, a livello più profondo, sulle nostre cellule. Secondo Toso, siamo di fronte alla fase embrionale di una nuova medicina rigenerativa, e comprendere e utilizzare il codice della musica apre nuovi orizzonti da esplorare: “Ora sappiamo che esistono livelli più sottili che possiamo percepire con l'intuizione e che questa risonanza può far vibrare le nostre cellule”.Con una selezione di composizioni da ascoltare e alcune esperienze da provare per sperimentare il potere benefico del suono sulla mente e sul corpo, In armonia cambia il nostro modo di percepire e ascoltare la musica, mostrandoci una nuova via al benessere.Emiliano Toso, biologo cellulare, PhD, è stato direttore di laboratori di ricerca in ambito internazionale. Dal 2013 ha integrato la scienza con la sua passione per la musica creando il progetto “Translational Music, un mare di cellule sotto un cielo di musica”. Viene invitato come relatore e musicista compositore in eventi internazionali che uniscono scienza, arte e spiritualità. Le sue composizioni vengono utilizzate in ambienti sanitari, educativi, assistenziali e di benessere di tutto il mondo. È stato il primo musicista a suonare con un pianoforte a coda accordato a 432 Hz in una sala operatoria durante un delicato intervento.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

Episode 62 - In this episode of the Latino Business Report, we talk to Nick Toso, the founder of Rolli a new innovative web-based platform that is revolutionizing journalism. Rolli is the first and only Newsroom as a Service™ platform, built by and for journalists, that helps crush any deadline. Rolli's searchable platform empowers all journalists with the resources and research of a state-of-the-art newsroom. Discover Rolli | Where Journalists Find Experts (rolliapp.com)    

What do others feel when they spend time with you?Have you ever met someone and felt accepted, welcomed, and wanted? Today I want to introduce you to John, a man that effortlessly and effectively makes others feel welcome, his genuine smile, and joy for life are things he shares so quickly and so tangibly with anyone around himHe shares with me how life as a professional free diver has allowed him to connect with and learn from others, how home is so much more than a location but is anywhere he is present with his family; both blood and those in his community He shares about a terrifying time being kidnapped in his early 20's, the feeling of having his life in the hands of evil men, but how that experience changed the way he looks at life and opportunity for the betterWe talk about the importance of loyalty, trust, and how the act of breathing is something we can each re learn how to embraceJohn is one that can change the mood of a room for the better, soften a hard or difficult moment with sincerity, and remind us all what effort and dedication to what we love can lead toSo tune in today and meet John, a man who warmly spreads knowledge with humility, believes in the value of experiencing life and learning, and one I have witnessed be a tangible source of kindness to those around himAnd to you John thank you, thank you for the warmth you share with others, for the way you and your wife always made me feel at home with you, for your joy that you so humbly share, and for the chance to train alongside you; you are a kind a warm soul and I am better for knowing you my friend @johnmochi

Roberta Lietti"Universo Parisi"I vetri e le ceramiche di Ico e LuisaPinacoteca Civica di Como, fino al 28 maggio 2023La Pinacoteca Civica di Como organizza nelle sue sale al primo piano, fino al 28 maggio 2023, la mostra “Universo Parisi. I vetri e le ceramiche di Ico e Luisa”, con la curatela di Roberta Lietti e il progetto espositivo di Cristiana Lopes e Giacomo Brenna.La figura di Domenico (Ico) Parisi è tra le più eclettiche e le più creativamente prolifiche nel panorama della ricerca progettuale italiana dal dopoguerra in poi. Palermitano di nascita ma comasco d'adozione, Parisi, formato nello studio di Terragni, già dalla fine degli anni Trenta opera in una dimensione interdisciplinare che va dall'essere architetto e designer ma anche art director, fotografo, regista cinematografico, pittore e artista puro. Centrale, anche nella sua vita professionale, la figura della moglie Luisa Aiani con la quale inaugura, nell'aprile del 1948, lo studio La Ruota in via Diaz a Como, punto di riferimento, cenacolo progettuale e culturale della vita artistica della città. Da La Ruota passano Melotti, Munari, Fontana, Radice e, contemporaneamente, Luisa integra gli arredi di Ico e le opere degli amici artisti, frutto di un linguaggio creativo d'avanguardia, con piccoli pezzi d'antiquariato, argenti antichi e vetri del XX secolo che ‘addomesticano' le idee più radicali, forse cosciente che la rivoluzione del gusto dell'abitare può avvenire in Italia solo attraverso piccoli passi. Ben presto però a questi oggetti, trovati negli studi degli artisti o presso qualche antiquario, Parisi e Luisa aggiungono le loro creazioni, frutto della collaborazione con abilissimi maestri del vetro e della ceramica, piccoli pezzi d'arte che sono il tema di questa esposizione.La mostra, infatti, con un centinaio di opere esposte provenienti dalle collezioni della Pinacoteca e da prestatori privati, ripercorre la ricerca dei Parisi sulle arti minori, dal vetro alla ceramica, come espressione di scelte moderne e funzionali dell'oggettistica e dei complementi d'arredo. Nascono così, già a metà anni '60, i primi progetti di vasi in vetro muranese, di forma elementare ed essenziale, realizzati dalla vetreria d'arte Barovier&Toso. In mostra, il primo vetro disegnato da Parisi nel 1956 e rielaborato negli anni ‘70: un elegante alto vaso da terra a forma cilindrica, colorato e sfumato, retto da una base in acciaio spazzolato. A questo primo vetro si aggiungono i “cachepot Luisa”, una serie di secchielli in vetro trasparente blu, verde, bianco giocati su un perfetto rapporto tra diametro e altezza e, negli anni a seguire, le sculture soprammobile denominate “vetri crudeli”: piccole opere d'arte dal significato fortemente concettuale caratterizzate dal contrasto nell'utilizzo dei materiali. La scultura più nota di questa serie, presente in mostra, è senza dubbio l'iperrealista “polentina” in pasta di vetro gialla, con tanto di forchetta inclusa.Alla progettazione dell'arte vetraria si affianca l'esperienza con la ceramica, che prende avvio dall'incontro che Parisi ebbe, nei primi anni '60, con Pompeo Pianezzola, artista e art director di una delle più storiche manifatture di ceramica artistica del vicentino, la Zanolli&Sebellin. Per loro disegna una serie di oggetti giocati su forme geometriche solide come il cubo, la sfera e il cono che sembrano evocare, nella loro semplicità, i giochi dei bambini. Una ceramica “pop”, ironica e originale caratterizzata da scelte cromatiche forti e contrastanti: il bianco che si scontra con il colore rosso vivo, i cubi colorati che si sovrappongono, i fumetti, gli occhi, le labbra rosse di Marylin che mettono in mostra l'attrazione di Parisi (quasi ossessiva) per il corpo umano. Ne sono esempio il vaso “Bocca”, le sfere “Occhi”, la scultura vaso e la ciotola “Impronta” che riproducono, in positivo e in negativo, il disegno di una mano. Successivi di pochi anni e presenti nella personale, due contenitori (una bacinella da sviluppo fotografico e una grande ciotola asimmetrica) realizzati in collaborazione con Giuliano Collina, nei quali Parisi interviene attivamente colando il colore sull'oggetto e una serie di vasi, sempre in ceramica, caratterizzanti dall'inserimento di una o più fasce in acciaio inox.L'ultimo sguardo del percorso espositivo è rivolto alla fine degli anni '80 e agli inizi degli anni '90 con un ritorno di Parisi all'architettura e al design, dopo una pausa di più di un decennio prevalentemente dedicato alla ricerca utopico-esistenziale attraverso numerose esperienze artistiche (mostre e installazioni) che culminano nel progetto interdisciplinare “Operazione Arcevia”, presentato alla 76esima Biennale di Venezia del 1976.A quest'ultimo periodo risale l'ideazione di una serie di nuovi oggetti in ceramica eseguiti in collaborazione con la Fornace Ibis di Giorgio Robustelli: tazze, piatti, zuppiere (rotti, bucati, piegati, tutti volutamente inutilizzabili) fino alla radio (la famosissima “Cubo” di Zanuso) abitati da personaggi grotteschi o da creature dalla bocca aperta, a volte più inquietanti che ironiche, con il sapore di fedeli compagni di vita quotidiana. A questi si uniscono nuovi meravigliosi oggetti in vetro come bicchieri -fiori, animali, personaggi fantastici realizzati grazie all'incontro con Pino Signoretto, grande maestro ed interprete del vetro muranese, oggetti che documentano, ancora una volta, la continuità che nell'opera di Parisi esiste tra le diverse forme di applicazione della creatività.A corollario della mostra, nell'area più riservata e intima di Campo Quadro, si possono ammirare i ritratti, raramente esposti, di Ico e Luisa Parisi. Le due opere, prestate dagli eredi per l'occasione, facevano parte dell'arredamento di casa Parisi come testimoniano le foto d'epoca.Luisa, giovane trentenne, è ritratta dal marito Ico, mentre Ico è il soggetto di un'opera caricaturale eseguita da Giuseppe Terragni alla fine degli anni ‘30.La peculiarità di questi quadri si ricollega alla tradizione comasca della ritrattistica antica (di cui la Pinacoteca ha numerosi esempi in particolare riconducibili alla collezione di Paolo Giovio) ma anche all'abitudine degli artisti e architetti del cosiddetto Gruppo Como di ritrarsi vicendevolmente. A questo proposito si veda la recente donazione del ritratto di Mario Radice eseguito da Giuseppe Terragni esposto nella sala permanente dedicata a Radice.La Pinacoteca infatti conserva, oltre ai vetri e le ceramiche oggetto della mostra, un cospicuo numero di lavori di Ico e Luisa Parisi, facenti parte di un fondo che contempla fotografie, schizzi, bozzetti, disegni, opere pittoriche, mobili e documenti d'archivio.La mostra è accompagnata da un catalogo edito da Silvana Editoriale.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

Esta semana nos acompaña en el podcast Delfina Toso. Hablaremos sobre veganismo y también sobre su activismo en Barcelona Animal Save. Podéis apoyarnos por sólo 1€ al mes podréis descargar de forma anticipada nuestro podcast, y por 4€ podréis tener acceso al videopodcast y a la hemeroteca de directos. Si quieres colaborar con nosotros puedes ver nuestro Media Kit desde: Malditosveganos.com/mediakit. Recordar que actualmente estamos grabando los podcast desde nuestro canal de Twitch, podéis acceder desde: Malditosveganos.com/directo. Y hemos abierto ya nuestro foro / comunidad de Discord, como punto de reunión para los veganers y no tan veganers del lugar, acceso disponible desde: Malditosveganos.com/foro. Primero de todo, presentamos a Delfina y le preguntamos un poquito por sus origenes en el veganismo. También como viene siendo habitual, le preguntamos por sus motivaciones para hacerse vegana. Y como siempre nos gusta preguntar por curiosidades, le preguntamos si tiene alguna anécdota vegana interesante… Continuamos hablando sobre activismo y Delfina nos habla sobre Barcelona Animal Save. Hablamos mucho sobre activismo y también sobre algunas de las acciones que se realizan desde ahi como pueden ser las vigilias. Además también hablamos sobre otro activismo en el que dan un cupcake vegano "gratis". Podéis encontrar a Delfina Toso en su Instagram (@delfinatoso) y su TikTok (@delfinatoso). Esperamos que os haya gustado el capítulo y que hayáis conocido un poquito a mejor a Delfina. Muchas gracias por suscribiros en Spotify, dejar vuestras valoraciones de 5 estrellas en Apple Podcasts, por formar parte de la iVooX Squad con vuestros me gusta y comentarios. Y también por supuesto, si nos escucháis desde Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, o incluso desde nuestro canal de YouTube o Twitch. Esperamos vuestro feedback, críticas, preguntas, opiniones y performance activistas en malditosveganos.com/contactar. Nada más, ¡nos vemos en el siguiente podcast! Este episodio se publicó originalmente en: malditosveganos.com/79

Before ending his term as CCA President, Tony Toso comes on the podcast to talk about his two years leading the Association. Hear about some of his favorite wins and parts of his presidency. Later in the episode we talk about what he's seeing as far as water availability throughout the state as an ag appraiser. 

Today's guest started a business from literally nothing. She miraculously built it into a massive business, sold it, and then started a new business.  This is encouraging for all entrepreneurs!! Yes, you can start from nothing, grow it, sell it and start a new business! Here are the top takeaways from this episode: How to grow outside of your comfort zone as a business owner How to identify your strengths and weaknesses How to prepare to sell your business for the highest dollar possible To access the full video, show notes and resources from this episode, please visit https://scaleyoursmallbusiness.org/blog/.  If you have any comments or questions about the podcast, please connect with us using one of the options below: Website Link - https://www.jillianflodstrom.com Facebook Link -https://www.facebook.com/jillianflodstrom/ Instagram Link -https://www.instagram.com/jillianflodstrom/ Twitter Link - https://twitter.com/jflodstrom YouTube Link -https://www.youtube.com/c/JillianFlodstrom LinkedIn Link -https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillianflodstrom/ Pinterest Link -https://www.pinterest.com/jillianflodstrom/boards/ Clubhouse Link - jflodstrom

Bob Toso with Trinity Lutheran Church shares more information about their 54th Lutefisk & Meatball Supper on Wednesday, Oct. 5.

Tutti quanti vorremmo una vita felice senza dover mai rischiare nulla, peccato che non sempre questo è possibile. In che modo allora la musica può aiutarci a sbloccare il nostro potenziale interiore? Quali sono i processi psicologici che sia attivano nella nostra mente di chi scegli di cambiare radicalmente la propria vita? Ne parlo con il grande biologo e musicista Emiliano Toso. Guarda il suo TEDx

On today's episode, we're joined by Nick Toso (@rolliapp). Nick spent 7 years at CNN, working largely in a production role on CNN Español. He supervised interviews with world leaders, including president Barack Obama, and was a senior producer for both a daily and weekly news show. He's currently the founder of Rolli, an app that helps journalists find experts for any story they might be working on.Nick talked about the lessons learned from his time in TV production, the logistics behind the many interviews he oversaw, and his tips for aspiring journalists. He also explained the purpose of his app, which is free for journalists to use as they try to find subject experts to interview.Thank you as always for listening. Please follow us on Twitter at @journalismpod or e-mail us at journalismsalute@gmail.com.

El duende Toso empieza a quedarse solo porque a nadie le gustan sus bromas, hasta que el duende sabio le da una gran lección.

Don't have the fear of missing out (FOMO) on the 105th CCA/CCW Convention! In this quick episode Katie and Tony highlight some of the speakers and workshops set for the event and preview upcoming episodes to come after it. See you in Reno!

Recorded August 4, 2021. J.Clark joined The Free Thought Project with Toso Mohmmed to discuss some prevalent topics in finance and mental health. We also discussed internal motivation and being active in our communities with what is available to us. Action is the consensus. We have to keep moving forward.  @jclarkreel (Twitter & IG) @toso___ (Twitter) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jclarkreel/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jclarkreel/support

Dr. Kermit goes on call with Mr. Tony Toso, who has spent the last 40 years raising beef cattle, farming and advocating for the rights of farmers throughout rural California. He discusses legislation that he feels will help farmers fight fires.

On this episode the squad is joined engineer of Phill Mycup, Toso (Jonathan Toso). We take a dive into Toso's current ventures and future, as well having deep conversation regarding to work life, family life, and spiritual life. Tune in now!

Join us as we discuss real estate with Cathy Toso.

This week on The Black Voice,, Sanni joined us for the second time (see BV.9) to have a much needed conversation about alternative political parties. During this discussion we touched on Kanye West, Jo Jorgensen, Electoral College, and media influences. We also had some call-in responses to the question 'Is WAP Good or Bad for Black Culture?'.  With Love .... We Got Us Visit anchor.fm/blackvoicepod and hit 'message' to be featured in the show. Be heard. Social @blackvoicepod #BlackVoice instagram.com/blackvoicepod twitter.com/blackvoicepod facebook.com/blackvoicepod Music: The Transition EP - Jaecei --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jclarkreel/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jclarkreel/support