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Send us a textThe scene on the beach was horrific. Thousands of mothers and baby elephant seals lay in the sand, taken out by a deadly virus.Dr. Marcela Uhart and her colleagues were shocked by what they found after the H5N1 avian influenza virus swept through a colony of elephant seals on the coast of Argentina's far south Patagonia region. More than 17,000 of the animals had died, their bodies ravaged by the virus.H5N1 bird flu has swept around the world, destroying poultry flocks and wildlife. Like other influenza viruses, it mutates constantly and swaps genetic material in a process called reassortment. It can now infect not just birds, but livestock such as cattle and sheep as well as mink, pet cats, sea lions, and human beings.It has devastated egg production and threatens dairy operations. The biggest fear is that it will acquire both the ability to spread from human to human and maintain its most deadly qualities. An H5N1 pandemic has the potential to be much, much worse than Covid-19 was.People can't be ready for the virus unless the world keeps an eye on it. That's what Uhart, who is Director of the Latin America Program at the Karen C. Drayer Wildlife Health Center at the University of California, Davis, is trying to do. That's why her team studied the bodies of the dead elephant seals and other animals killed by the virus.“Mammal-to-mammal transmission could be a stepping-stone in the evolutionary pathway for these viruses to become capable of human-to-human transmission,” they wrote in their report, published in the journal Nature.“What we can learn from what happens in wildlife is crucial,” Uhart says. “That is where these viruses evolve.”Listen as Uhart chats with One World, One Health host Maggie Fox about what her team discovered in Patagonia and what it might mean for every animal on the planet, including humans.And listen to our other podcast episodes looking at H5N1 bird flu and how we should be preparing for the next pandemic.
Lawrence Ward will mark his first year as University of Hartford president in July. Ward sat down with the CBIA BizCast to discuss his journey to lead UHart, his first year, and his goals for the university. UHart is something of a homecoming for Ward, who grew up in Vernon and graduated from the University of Connecticut. Ward's career actually started in sales and marketing at Aetna. But said the “seeds for being an educator were first planted as a young child.” Ward said growing up, he looked up to his mother—a high school social studies teacher. With the help of several mentors, Ward shifted to consulting for an organizational training company, and ultimately becoming an associate dean at American University and a dean and vice president at Babson College. Ward said he was drawn to UHart's ethos of being a private university that works to serve the public good. He also said coming back to Hartford was a full-circle moment for his family. Ward's grandmother, who didn't have more than an eighth grade education, worked as a chambermaid to help put three children through school. “The only thing that makes my story possible, and that of my family, is the promise of higher education,” he said. “So it's really important, it's very personal, and it is a tremendous honor to come back as president.” Ward became president during a period of transition for the university. That includes post-COVID financial realities and the controversial decision to shift from Division I to Division III athletics. “I have a challenge of rebuilding confidence in this institution and rebuilding confidence in ourself organizationally,” he said. “That's a cultural challenge.” Ward said its been important to him to be present, engaged, and accessible to really understand the community. "I really prided myself on these first nine months, on doing exactly that," he said. "I have been really heartened by the university community's response to me and my leadership." Ward said his immediate goal is to make UHart a preferred destination for students and families. A big part of that is developing programs that prepare students for in-demand careers like nursing, robotics, and business. “We've got some really strong market-facing in-demand programs, and we need to match that with really high-quality student focused experience on campus,” he said. To do that, Ward said they are stepping up their efforts to engage with companies to create unique partnerships that will create career pipelines for students, benefitting the businesses and the university. Ward said as the university evolves, it's important they live up to their name and help lift up the Hartford community. “We feel as though we have a responsibility as a University of Hartford to be supportive,” he said. “Success for the region will mean success for the University of Hartford.” The CBIA BizCast is made possible through the generous support of Google. Please rate, review, and subscribe to the BizCast wherever you get your podcasts—we appreciate your support! If you have a story to tell, contact Amanda Marlow. Related Links: University of Hartford Website: https://www.hartford.edu/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/university-of-hartford/ Lawrence Ward on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrencepward/ CBIA Website: https://www.cbia.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cbia/
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The University of Hartford Director of Athletics Alicia Quealy and the University President Laurence Ward bring a bunch of toys to the holiday store and talk about all things UHART
Jan Vormann, Street artiste Franco-Allemand, résident au Chili a récemment réalisé une œuvre près de Uhart mixe invité par le festival street-art « Point de Vue ». Cet artiste est connu à travers le Monde pour l'utilisation de pièces de Lego pour combler des monuments d'une façon inattendu. Jan commence par nous raconte son parcours pour, ensuite, nous raconter sa découverte du Pays Basque et la surprenante création à coté de la stèle de Gibraltar entre Uhart Mixe et Saint Palais … Jatorria : Radiokultura
The Norwalk Independent Party Chair is getting involved in the Bridgeport mayoral race saga. We spoke with Lisa Brinton about her choice to endorse John Gomes and what she wants to see at the state level with voting changes. (0:00) The US Secret Service has University of Hartford on their recruitment radar for the first time. We spoke with Uhart's Career Services Department about the new effort this year making the college a hub and what the secret service is looking for. (16:54) Zoo Minute: don't hide in your shell; we learn all about turtles! (25:42). Image Credit: Getty Images
University of Hartford Professor Noel Casiano, an assistant professor of psychology and human services at Hillyer College, talks about his appearance on a new mural in Hartford and how he's taking life lessons related to it and applying them to his classes at UHart.
Jackson Olson of The Savannah Bananas talks about his UHart award.
Former University of Hartford Point Guard JR Lynch joins the podcast to talk about his journey from playing for the Hawks to serving as a Graduate Assistant for the national champion UConn Huskies. Lynch recaps the excitement of last year and then turns to his new role as an Assistant Coach for the Manhattan Jaspers.
Armamos el bolso y, valija en mano, nos vamos a Río de Janeiro con Hebe Uhart. En la segunda parte de su libro Viajera crónica (2011) la escritora argentina nos invita a recorrer Latinoamérica. La audaz mirada de Hebe posada en pequeñas y grandes cosas -en el paisaje y en las servilletas de papel- aportan a cada relato una dimensión tele y microscópica necesaria para entender el lugar que nos cuenta. En Río es un estado de ánimo, Uhart camina por Río de Janeiro, Brasil. Los contrastes que anidan en la ciudad del carnaval son tan valorados como la confluencia. Vacaciones y mendigos son parte del mismo todo. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 📚 Qué es POR QUÉ LEER Por qué leer es un proyecto multiplataforma que promueve el placer por la lectura. La idea es contagiar las ganas de leer mediante recomendaciones, reseñas y debates. ¡Cada vez somos más! 📚 Sobre CECILIA BONA Soy periodista, productora y creadora de contenidos. Trabajé en radios como MITRE, VORTERIX y CLUB OCTUBRE. Amo leer desde pequeña, incentivada especialmente por mi mamá. En Por qué leer confluyen muchas de mis pasiones -la radio, la edición de video, la comunicación- y por eso digo que está hecho con muchísimo amor. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 💰 ¿Te gustaría patrocinar POR QUÉ LEER? 📙 ALIAS BANCARIO: porqueleerok 📙 PATREON: http://bit.ly/patreonporqueleerok (¡incluye recompensas!) 📙 MERCADO PAGO: Primer estante: https://mpago.la/1rk7hyY Pequeña biblioteca: https://mpago.la/1m4SFj7 Colección: https://mpago.la/2TE7pP4 Si escaneás el QR del video podés patrocinar por el monto que quieras. 📙 PayPal: https://paypal.me/porqueleerok
Alexia Woodruff and Abigail (Abbey) Riley are both grad students, finishing the Prosthetics and Orthotics program at UHart this spring. They also did their undergrad at UHart and joined Associate Professor Duffy Felmlee, for 10 days on a goodwill trip to Kenya to work with under-served children who are missing limbs (either born that way, or lost them due to trauma). This was done in partnership with the Limb Kind Foundation. The team left for Kenya on March 24th. They lived at the hospital, creating prosthetics for the children. You can also help them fundraise for special shoes that can go on the kids' prosthetics and grow with them over time, so they will hopefully last for years. The shoes are called “Shoes That Grow.”
The University of Hartford talk continues with Brian talking with Joseph Coughlin who is an alum of UHart. He is less than thrilled with the direction the school has taken over the last 2 years
Si una noche de invierno "un niño" Fecha: 10-11-2022 Buscá el episodio completo en este podcast y en El Destape Radio
UHart professor Dr Bilal Sekou talks about political races.
Brian talks with UHART coaches and AD about their move to Division III
Hebe Uhart dedicó parte de su vida (y obra) a escribir crónicas de viajes. Pero como bien nos aclara Mariana Enríquez en el prólogo de la edición Crónicas completas (Adriana Hidalgo editora) estos textos más que describirnos el lugar buscan hablar del lenguaje. En resumen: un viaje hacia y por el camino de la palabra. Eso podrán notarlo claramente en la crónica que les leo hoy, en la que la narradora viaja a Tapalqué a buscar refraneros que, aparentemente es un oficio muy popular en la ciudad bonaerense. Aunque el resultado de su exploración resulta ser muy distinto al planeado. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 📚 Qué es POR QUÉ LEER Por qué leer es un proyecto multiplataforma que promueve el placer por la lectura. La idea es contagiar las ganas de leer mediante recomendaciones, reseñas y debates. ¡Cada vez somos más! 📚 Sobre CECILIA BONA Soy periodista, productora y creadora de contenidos. Trabajé en radios como MITRE, VORTERIX y CLUB OCTUBRE. Amo leer desde pequeña, incentivada especialmente por mi mamá. En Por qué leer confluyen muchas de mis pasiones -la radio, la edición de video, la comunicación- y por eso digo que está hecho con muchísimo amor. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 💰 ¿Te gustaría patrocinar POR QUÉ LEER? 📙 PATREON: http://bit.ly/patreonporqueleerok (¡incluye recompensas!) 📙 MERCADO PAGO: Primer estante: https://mpago.la/1rk7hyY Pequeña biblioteca: https://mpago.la/1m4SFj7 Colección: https://mpago.la/2TE7pP4 Si escaneás el QR del video podés patrocinar por el monto que quieras. 📙 PayPal: https://paypal.me/porqueleerok
Si una noche de invierno "un animal" Fecha: 21-04-2022 Buscá el episodio completo en este podcast y en El Destape Radio.
Diego Zuñiga escritor chileno y uno de los autores más destacados de la literatura contemporánea escrita en español, lee y comenta el cuento: “Querida mamá”, de la escritora argentina Hebe Uhart.
Esta es una historia especial para aquellos chicos a los que les cuesta dormir. A partir de 5 años. (Para hacer sugerencias pueden escribirme a abunanicuentos@gmail.com).
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida su obra gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, obteniendo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos en 2010, llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros a otros idiomas tiempo después. Estudió Filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires, y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
We had the opportunity to have both the St. Francis Men's Basketball Head Coach, Rob Krimmel and the UHart Men's Basketball Head Coach, John Gallagher on the show to talk about their upcoming game and more!
Del cielo a casa- Hebe Uhart
One of the greatest Jersey Boys around comes on the show today. He kills it at the gym, die hard Giants fan, huge Beer enthusiast, and some say he may change the world someday. We got Jon Brancato coming on the podcast.Jon and I talk about girding through the pandemic, crushes, how Planet Fitness is elite, and talk about the good ole Uhart days. We also try to make sense of the New York Giants, the NBA, Kyrie Irving, Donna vs. CLB, and much more. Here is another classic episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast, on all podcasting platforms and YouTube! (4:01)To look at all exclusive Productive Conversations Podcast content, go to our website, ProductiveConversationsPodcast.com. Check out all our podcasts and videos on the site, check out our Merchandise Store, as well as other content such as blogs, short stories, Matt's Portfolio, Matt's Resume, etc. Check out this episode and more content from the Productive Conversations Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Podcasts, Audible, Amazon Music, Audacy, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Listen Notes, and where all podcasting platforms can be discovered. As well as our YouTube Page! Links Below….LinkTree https://linktr.ee/productiveconversationsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mbrown3212Follow us on Instagram@ProductiveConversationsPodcast@MattBrown300Follow us on Twitter@ProdConvoPod@Mattbrown31Follow us on TikTok@productiveconversationsBest way to contact our host is by emailing him at mbrown3212@gmail.com.Merchandise!Productive Conversations Merchandise is Here!You can purchase all exclusive Productive Conversation's Merchandise from our friends's at Zazzle!To check out our store! Go to ProductiveConversationsPodcast.com/merchandise CLICK THE LINKS FOR ALL THE EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE!Link to the store/ All ProductsMens & Women Apparel (T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Hats, Shoes, Etc.)StickersBags (Backpacks, Totes, ReUseable Bags)Office Supplies (Pens, Notebooks, Post-It Notes, Binders, Notepads)Stationary (Post Cards, Greeting Cards)Drinkwear (Mugs, Travel Mugs, Water Bottles)Tech (Phone Cases, Laptop Cases, Headphones, Flash Drives, Mousepads, Charge Hubs)Miscellaneous ( Socks, Sandals, Aprons, Towels, Clocks, Magnets, Flask, Bottle Openers, Pillows, Ties)To Find Our Show on Various Podcasting Platforms And YouTube, click on the following links below!Apple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeGoogle PodcastsTuneIn PodcastsStitcher PodcastsPandoraAudacy Amazon MusicAudibleiHeartRadio:PocketCastBullhornPodcast AddictTransistor
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CBIA BizCast host Ali Warshavsky speaks with Gordo Hui and Michael Roy of Hartford Steam Boiler about the new Internet of Things lab the company is sponsoring at the University of Hartford. Hisham Alnajjar, the school's dean of engineering, technology, and architecture, joins the conversation to explain the doors the lab will open for students. The IoT lab opened in August inside the university's new advanced engineering building. Roy said the lab gives students practical learning experiences related to sensors, connectivity, and data analysis. “This opportunity allows us to expose a whole new generation of engineers to opportunities in engineering beyond what they may have come in with preconceived notions of working designing cars,” said Roy, vice president of engineering at HSB. Please rate, review, and subscribe to the BizCast wherever you get your podcasts—we appreciate your support! If you have a story to tell, contact Ali Warshavsky.
In this episode, we interview Chris LeGates and Mark Franco, who have a podcast called "Tackling College Sports". Chris and Mark are exposing the potentially huge scandal at the University of Hartford and the reasons why UHart is dropping from Division 1 to Division 3 in sports. The information they shared with us is shocking! Also, NCAA reported violations at Creighton and Idaho, which we discuss. Lastly, we talk about the NBA playoffs, could we see a game 7? Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twolawyers/message
¿Entonces mamá tenía razón? Les invito a escuchar este hermoso y conmovedor cuento de la escritora argentina Hebe Uhart. Se trata de una carta a su madre muerta hecha de recuerdos, reconocimientos y una petición que quizá resulte difícil cumplir. ¿Qué te pareció? ¿Has leído a la autora?
En este capítulo Tamara y Male Rey conversan sobre el nuevo libro de Martín Kohan, una comedia romántica que predijo la pandemia, los mejores podcasts para descubrir (ademas de este) y una compilación de cuentos de Hebe Uhart.
You can’t help but be amazed by my guest today. We have the joyful and profound Dennis Biddy on the program! My former barber and great buddy from Uhart gave us one of the most wholesome episodes of the Productive Conversations Podcast.We really are in for a treat today as we get to know the great Dennis Biddy. We talk about growing up in Boston and the obstacles he overcame growing up in that city. Plus, we hit on the success he found as well growing up in Beantown. We talk about the responsibilities he has gained throughout his life, including becoming a guardian for his niece and nephew at the young age of 16. We also learn about how he lives his best life and why he is one of the most kind-hearted people to be around. We discuss his talent of doing spoken word poetry, what are the best songs to dance to, all of the amazing places he has traveled, and there's plenty of more where that came from! Plus, we talk about his Boston sports teams, movies, and who are our favorite turn-up artists. Another classic episode is here to stay and be sure to check this episode out on all podcasting platforms and YouTube. (5:56) Biddy talks his hobby of cutting hair. (7:46) Biddy then discusses his passion for Spoken-Word Poetry (12:05) We then hit on Major Influences and Biddy talks about growing up Boston (22:13) Biddy talks about Overcoming Obstacles while growing up in Boston and Taking Responsibility as a guardian for his young niece and nephew. (29:34) We switch gears and Talk, Living your Best Life, Partying, and Traveling (43:00) What are we going to be dancing to this summer? Plus we talk about music and who are the realest rappers to ever live and who are the best turn-up artists (50:52) Boston & New York NBA, NFL, MLB Chat (1:22:31) Biddy then answers the Proust Questionnaire (1:39:53) To look at all exclusive Productive Conversations Podcast content, go to our website, ProductiveConversationsPodcast.com. Check out all our podcasts and videos on the site, check out our Merchandise Store, as well as other content such as blogs, short stories, Matt’s Portfolio, Matt’s Resume, etc. Check out this episode and more content from the Productive Conversations Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Podcasts, Audible, Amazon Music, Audacy, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Listen Notes, and where all podcasting platforms can be discovered. As well as our YouTube Page! Links Below….LinkTree https://linktr.ee/productiveconversationsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mbrown3212Follow us on Instagram@ProductiveConversationsPodcast@MattBrown300Follow us on Twitter@ProdConvoPod@Mattbrown31Follow us on TikTok@productiveconversationsBest way to contact our host is by emailing him at mbrown3212@gmail.com.Merchandise!Productive Conversations Merchandise is Here!You can purchase all exclusive Productive Conversation’s Merchandise from our friends’s at Zazzle!To check out our store! Go to ProductiveConversationsPodcast.com/merchandise CLICK THE LINKS FOR ALL THE EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE!Link to the store/ All ProductsMens & Women Apparel (T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Hats, Shoes, Etc.)StickersBags (Backpacks, Totes, ReUseable Bags)Office Supplies (Pens, Notebooks, Post-It Notes, Binders, Notepads)Stationary (Post Cards, Greeting Cards)Drinkwear (Mugs, Travel Mugs, Water Bottles)Tech (Phone Cases, Laptop Cases, Headphones, Flash Drives, Mousepads, Charge Hubs)Miscellaneous ( Socks, Sandals, Aprons, Towels, Clocks, Magnets, Flask, Bottle Openers, Pillows, Ties)To Find Our Show on Various Podcasting Platforms And YouTube, click on the following links below!Apple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeGoogle PodcastsTuneIn PodcastsStitcher PodcastsPandoraAudacy Amazon MusicAudibleiHeartRadio:PocketCastBullhornPodcast AddictTransistor
durée : 00:40:11 - Ils font le Pays Basque - Jean a travaillé pour la ville de Bayonne et pour le Musée Basque pendant de nombreuses années, et depuis 5 ans il s’est lancé dans une nouvelle aventure : il a rénové la maison familiale « joangi » à Uhart-Cize et l’a transformée en maison d’hôtes mais aussi en un lieu d’accueil pour les artistes.
Its about to be Mid-May, the world is slowing recovering from the pandemic, sports has been as exciting as ever and we got an action packed show to discuss all the great things in sports at the moment. Friend of the show and the legend himself, Alex Young returns to the the Productive Conversations Podcast and we truly have an entertaining and informative conversation for you. Alex and I discuss our disappointment in our alma mater, the University of Hartford, choosing to transition from D1 to D3. We cover the Tom Wilson incident against the New York Rangers and the identity crisis the blue shirts are going through. We also discuss NFL and we hit on the draft, our New York Giants, where Aaron Rodgers is going and more! Plus we talk some NBA and me and Alex geek out about the resurrection of the New York Knicks. We talk baseball and complain about the terrible umping around the league, the New York Mets always creating headlines with rats, raccoons, and Donnie Diesel. Plus we talk about the Yankees improving after a terrible start and the resurgence of Giancarlo Stanton. Another classic Productive Conversation is here! Go watch or listen on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube. (5:23) We talk about how we are doing, Alex’s Golf Game, and we catch up a little (6:09) NHL Chat: The Tom Wilson Incident, the Identity Crisis of the New York Rangers, and the NHL’s new TV deal (9:00) Uhart going D3 (15:49) NFL Chat: (Giants Draft, Daniel Jones needs to be really good, Stadiums at Full Capacity?, Jags gonna be good?, Are the Jets legit?, Where is Aaron Rodgers going?, and more) (31:22) NBA Chat: (THE KNICKS…….ARE GOOD!!!, Early Playoff Predictions, Possible Play-In game matchups, NBA Free Agency in the summer, and more) (1:10:28) MLB Chat: (Umps Suck!, The Extra Inning Rule, Mets making headlines, Yankees improving, how about Giancarlo Stanton!, and more) (1:34:30) To look at all exclusive Productive Conversations Podcast content, go to our website, ProductiveConversationsPodcast.com. Check out all our podcasts and videos on the site, check out our Merchandise Store, as well as other content such as blogs, short stories, Matt’s Portfolio, Matt’s Resume, etc. Check out this episode and more content from the Productive Conversations Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Podcasts, Audible, Amazon Music, Audacy, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Listen Notes, and where all podcasting platforms can be discovered. As well as our YouTube Page! Links Below….LinkTree https://linktr.ee/productiveconversationsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mbrown3212Follow us on Instagram@ProductiveConversationsPodcast@MattBrown300Follow us on Twitter@ProdConvoPod@Mattbrown31Follow us on TikTok@productiveconversationsBest way to contact our host is by emailing him at mbrown3212@gmail.com.Merchandise!Productive Conversations Merchandise is Here!You can purchase all exclusive Productive Conversation’s Merchandise from our friends’s at Zazzle!To check out our store! Go to ProductiveConversationsPodcast.com/merchandise CLICK THE LINKS FOR ALL THE EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE!Link to the store/ All ProductsMens & Women Apparel (T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Hats, Shoes, Etc.)StickersBags (Backpacks, Totes, ReUseable Bags)Office Supplies (Pens, Notebooks, Post-It Notes, Binders, Notepads)Stationary (Post Cards, Greeting Cards)Drinkwear (Mugs, Travel Mugs, Water Bottles)Tech (Phone Cases, Laptop Cases, Headphones, Flash Drives, Mousepads, Charge Hubs)Miscellaneous ( Socks, Sandals, Aprons, Towels, Clocks, Magnets, Flask, Bottle Openers, Pillows, Ties)To Find Our Show on Various Podcasting Platforms And YouTube, click on the following links below!Apple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeGoogle PodcastsTuneIn PodcastsStitcher PodcastsPandoraAudacy Amazon MusicAudibleiHeartRadio:PocketCastBullhornPodcast AddictTransistor
durée : 00:46:13 - 100% Club - France Bleu Pays Basque - Jean Monribot, le capitaine de l'Aviron Bayonnais, Thierry Lachaize, l'un des co-présidents du Stade Hendayais Rugby et Céline Uhart, capitaine de Côte Basque Handball au programme de ce 100% Club, le podcast omnisports de France Bleu Pays Basque.
Everyone who meets him, becomes a fan of him. I promise after tuning into this episode, you will be a big fan of him too! Today’s Productive Conversation is with the heroic Ali Yousef! Ali is one of the most genuine and coolest dudes I have ever met coming out of college and catching up with my old floor-mate was incredible. We talk about our old days at the University of Hartford, the shenanigans brought on at 4th Floor Smith, D Comp, and then transitioning from college at Uhart to starting our early careers in New York City. We also learn about the absolutely heartwarming story of how he became engaged to his girlfriend after meeting her at Home Depot. We talk about how much we love concerts and the Red Hot Chili Peppers and how excited we are to have concerts return. We also discuss looking forward to a post-pandemic world and which Actors we want to see make a comeback as well. The stories keep getting better and better as the show progresses. We have a lot of fun throughout the podcast as we catch up, tell stories, and talk about this life. This is truly another classic episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast that you do not want to miss. Be sure to check us out on all podcasting platforms and YouTube and don’t forget to subscribe! (9:53) - Lets Start with Ali’s Love Story. He walks us through the moment he met his fiancé in high school and how they re-met later in life. (11:48) - Ali talks to us about getting engaged to his fiancé and the moment he proposed to her. (17:02) - Looking forward to a Post-Pandemic world (23:23) - Concerts! Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bands/Artists we want to see live, and Bands/Artists we wish we could see live that are not around anymore. (24:57) - Actors we want to see make a comeback. (50:50) - Talking Uhart Memories (58:14) - NYC Commuting Life, Productive Conversations Origins, and Ali’s Engineering Career (1:13:02) - Ali then answers The Proust Questionnaire (1:44:11)
Tres breves historias noveladas ambientadas en la Argentina de mediados del siglo veinte.
On this special edition episode Ryan and Mo sat down with both current, and former University of Hartford athletes along with highly respected Connecticut Sports Columnist, Jeff Jacobs, to discuss the latest news surrounding the University of Hartford and their athletic programs on campus. Recently, there was breaking news relating to the possibility of the University of Hartford which is currently, a Division 1 school, looking to transition to become a Division 3 program. There was a confidential study conducted over the winter by Carr Sports Consulting, that looked at Division One Athletics at the University of Hartford and discovered that UHart loses $13 million dollars a year on sports. Email screenshots were later released that showed current University of Hartford President, Gregory Woodward, asking a professor at the school to write an editorial to gain support of the transition. Make sure you listen to this episode as various athletes from the University of Hartford voice their opinions and concerns, and as always, be sure to leave a like, comment, and a review down below! To stay up to date on our latest content, follow us on Instagram @_paradisechat ______________________________________________________________________________ CLICK THE LINKS BELOW TO HAVE YOUR VOICE HEARD IN THE FIGHT TO KEEP THE UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD A D1 PROGRAM: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfVFlbIJIsIAzNmFz-G-KFRsL1CTFZp9JUKJVFSJJ486aGpiA/viewform https://www.change.org/p/board-of-regents-terminate-woodward-s-presidency-2491b907-01c6-4b00-8863-45a3b6649f61?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=f1766980-64bc-11ea-9fa0-67e79b25445b --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paradise-chat/support
Dennis House. A surprising secret plan at the University of Hartford. Weeks after making history, there is a plan to drastically downgrade the athletic program at UHart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Just about a month ago the University of Hartford Men's Basketball team was playing in its first NCAA Tournament. Head Coach John Gallagher was out in the media talking to anyone who would listen about his program and the university. Fast forward to last week when WTNH's Dennis House reported that the university was debating a demotion in their athletic program from D1 to D3. On this episode I'll dive into this story from a few different angles. First, you'll hear from Dennis House himself (1:38-11:15). He gives additional background on this story and talks about his interview with University of Hartford president Gregory Woodward. Next up you'll hear from Melissa Pereira (11:16-19:57). A former softball player for UHart, she has gone out to start a petition to keep the school at the D1 level. She'll explain why she started the petition and what being a D1 athlete meant to you. Finally, you'll hear from Erik Ostberg (19:58-39:35). Erik played baseball for UHart and was drafted by The Tampa Bay Rays in 2017. Erik talks about why he's against the move to D3 and shares insight into his time with the baseball program.
Segunda temporada de Volumen, un podcast de invitaciones literarias. En esta emisión el ensayo "Las clases de Hebe Uhart" de Liliana Villanueva @blattyrios y la novela "Conjunto vacío" de Verónica Gerber Bicecci @editorial_sigilo Voz y realización @mariancollante
I am so excited to introduce to you a brilliant young man when it comes to the world of comic books and pop culture. We are so fortunate to have Mike Guimond, the host of the Amazed and Marveled Podcast, join us for an epic productive conversation. Mike is a fellow graduate of the University of Hartford and him and I had a very great chat. We talked his journey to get to Uhart, what he aspires to be in the film industry, and what make’s Mike Guimond a great young man when it comes to talking about film and television. We also talk about his future move to Los Angeles and what he hopes to accomplish once he gets to Hollywood. After that, we talked about him entering the podcasting world. We discussed why he started the Amazed and Marveled Podcast, how he is able to combine creating content with his passion for Comic Books, TV and Movies, and we chat about what comic book content inspired him the most to create a podcast. We also geek out on Comic Book Movies in general, how far they have come in show business and the impact the MCU & DECU have made on film fans and the industry in general. Plus, we hit on the Snyder Cut, the Best MCU Films, and we talk about our favorite movies in general. You can find the Amazed and Marveled Podcast on all podcasting platforms and you don’t want to miss another spectacular Productive Conversation with Mike Guimond. (12:16)
Episode 30, I, on Life: 'Girl' Power Trumps Small Minds Erica Oliveira and Ashley Cheretes, co-hosts of the "Power Girls Podcast," know that being strong women is an asset, not a fault. They make no apologies for their good ideas, hard work ethic and #strongopinions, and neither do we on this week's #ionlifepodcast. Join the fun, join the movement. It's go time! #ionlifepodcast #mustny #podcasts #podcasters #podcastlove #podcasting #podcastlife #podcastpreview #hateandviolence #podcastersofinstagram #womenhelpingwomen #womenempowerment #professionalpreachers #impostersyndrome #sexualharassment #sexualabuse #lookatme #albanyNY #corporateamerica #stevejobs #Uhart #mba #powergirlspodcast #meangirls
Columna de Florencia Villegas, en Mejor País del Mundo
What an awesome podcast that is about to unfold. We are not only going to preview this year's upcoming Super Bowl matchup, but we have my great buddy Jake Campbell on the program! Jake is one of the most inspiring dudes I know, his demeanor, work ethic, and approach to life is so admirable. This guy has a lot of my respect and I am so happy to show the listeners, why he’s been such a great man. We hit on a lot of great things from his Kansas City Chiefs fandom, to how he met his wife in college, our first cars, our favorite TV shows and movies, and so much more. Great stories, great vibes, and a great time talking to Jake Campbell. (15:33) - Right before my productive conversation with Jake, I preview Super Bowl 55 and give my predictions for this this legendary battle between Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs as they take on Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. (6:53) - We start with Jake talking to me about his fandom for the Kansas City Chiefs. He talks to me about why he became a fan and why he has stayed loyal to his team (16:50) - We then discuss Super Bowl 55, Chiefs vs. Bucs. Jake talks to me about why he thinks his team can repeat as champions and I discuss the keys to the game. (27:32) - Jake and I both talk about how going to the University of Hartford grew us as people and we talk about how our fraternity shaped us into better people. (37:54) - Jake then tells the beautiful story on how he met his wife in college. (45:44) - The both of us then hit on other memories from Uhart. (49:20) - We both reminisce about our first cars. (56:30) - Jake and I then get into a fun conversations about TV. We discuss our favorite shows and hit on some of the best shows of all time. (59:56) - We switch from TV to Movies, Jake and I really geek out on our favorite movies in this section. (1:16:46) - Jake then answers The Proust Questionnaire. (1:33:55)
I was very fortunate to have Karishma Pinto come on The Productive Conversations podcast. She is a ball of energy, who is humble, a sweet soul. She brought a new kind of insight to the podcast and I appreciate her honesty and the great ideas she offered in our discussion. Things got real with a lot of laughs and joy as we talked about some interesting things in life throughout the show. We talked about her entrepreneurial aspirations of establishing the Hart & Hand Co. Jewelry company, CT vs. PA life, dating in your mid-20s, the dating app culture, Uhart memories, and much, much, more! This really was a lot of fun. (3:21) - We begin with Karishma discussing why she stayed in Hartford, CT aka the city she went to college in. Why did she stay in the city where she went to school? (4:18) - Karishma talks about comparing life in Hartford, Connecticut to life in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. (6:19) - Karishma talks about “Hart & Hand Co.” which is a jewelry company she founded. Karishma creates handmade jewelry and sells it. So she tells Matt about her new entrepreneurial endeavor. (12:16) - Karishma and Matt reminisce on some Uhart memories. This includes being tour guides, various clubs on campus, the classes we took, and some fun social events. (18:38) - Matt and Karishma share some of the funniest stories you will ever hear when it comes to going out on a date. (41:12) - Matt reveals the 2 best dates he has ever been on (1:02:12) - Karishma and Matt then talk more about their dating history. They break down what a good dating life should be and they talk about how dating app culture should be approached (1:06:32) - Karishma then answers the Proust Questionnaire (1:30:24)
Let's start 2021 right, with one of the best podcast I have ever been apart of. This podcast was one of the highlights of the last few years of my life. My productive conversation with the living legend that is Gabriel Mills was one of the most profound experiences I have had on this podcast. This was one the best and most insightful conversations I have had in a very long time. Gabriel Mills is an artist who is getting his Masters Degree in Art at Yale University and being around Gabe since we met in college is one of the best things that could have happened to me. Gabriel really has helped me find my way through life, have self love, and he really helped inspire me to go for my dreams. My life would be completely different, if I did not meet Gabe Mills and he has been a great mentor to me and a good buddy. He did not disappoint and we got honest about his art work, cancel culture, will society ever become understanding of different opinions, and the importance of taking ownership of your own brand. We also talk about love/dating, Kobe & Mamba Mentality, Tupac Shakur, Kanye, what makes something funny, why you can never give up in life, and much, much, more…. Plus, he gives some of the most impactful final words of any podcast. This podcast is honest, fun, hilarious, and emotional. I promise that anyone who listens to this show, will get a lot out of listening to Gabriel Mills. (3:23) - We start with Gabe talking about where we can see and find his art work. We also discuss how to contact him about his work. (7:01) - Gabe and Matt talk about being present. They talk about how everything can be interesting in the moment. (8:43) - The two gentlemen talk about the importance of listening to people (17:58) - Gabe and Matt talk about good vs. evil. Can we compromise our issues in this polarizing climate? Especially politically (27:32) - Gabe is a proud Vegan. So we talk about Veganism. (37:54) - Gabe calls out this Vegan restaurant that did him dirty in Philadelphia. A savage story follows after. (45:40) - It is time to talk about the good ole’ Hartford days. Gabe and Matt reminisce going to the University of Hartford together. What it was like being in Hartford, CT during college and the intense, fun, and memorable experiences they had being at Uhart and the growth they both have had since then. (52:10) - Gabe and Matt have a really insightful talk on the current dating culture and love/relationships. (1:07:54) - It is time to talk about the New York Knicks. Gabe loves to try to convince Matt it is a bad idea to be a Knicks fan, Matt defends his fandom. This leads to a chat about sports fandom. (1:28:00) - It is time to discuss how society views celebrities/professional athletes, people of influence, and high profiled individuals (1:39:36) - We also discuss taking ownership of your own brand, pursuing what you want to do as an individual, and controlling your own narrative. (1:47:19) - Gabe has some profound words regarding CANCEL CULTURE. Him and Matt get very honest about that subject. (2:07:03) - Gabe talks about Allen Iverson’s infamous “we talkin about practice” press conference and the deeper meaning behind that moment. (2:19:14) - Being fans of Kobe Bryant brought Matt and Gabe closer together and their relationship grew because of their love of Kobe. So they talk Kobe’s tragic passing, his impact on their lives, and what Mamba Mentality means to them. (2:21:45) - We then talk about Kanye West. How he is a misunderstood artist and what lessons he truly provides. (2:28:22) - Another legend brought up in this conversation is Tupac Shakur. We talk about the legendary rapper and why his complexity was important. (2:32:58) - What makes something funny? We talk comedy, pranks, and certain situations. We makes people laugh? (2:39:24) - So we attempt to add some people to the show. We attempt to call our mutual friend Jake and Gabe’s other friend. We also talk about New Haven Pizza. (2:46:46) - We have another special contributor to our conversations! (2:52:54) - Gabe then answers The Proust Questionnaire (3:01:15) - Gabe ends the podcast with some true words of wisdom (3:10:12)
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Dave talks to two heroic veterinarians associated with UC Davis. First, Dr. Jamie Peyton shares her pioneering work on treating wildlife suffering from burns and other injuries associated with catastrophic wildfires.
Dave talks to two heroic veterinarians associated with UC Davis. First, Dr. Jamie Peyton shares her pioneering work on treating wildlife suffering from burns and other injuries associated with catastrophic wildfires. Peyton uses amazing techniques involving the use of fish skins to act as bandages for severely burned animals like bears and mountain lions.
This woman is a star in her world and is one of the best go-getters I have ever seen. Seriously! She is gonna be one of the most successful people out of the 860 and I am so fortunate to have her as a friend and have her on the show! I have the magnificent Erica Larson! This scholar and renaissance woman is so wholesome and bad ass with so many great things to say! And she her honesty and great advice proves how awesome she is to talk to when you need some help or just have a great conversation. So regarding our conversation in our podcast today, we talk about the best dating advice I truly have ever heard, what we have learned from relationships that did not work out, how to stick out to hiring mangers (she has experience in HR), the celebrities we apparently look like, the good ole days of childhood, what we miss the most about Uhart, which current Bachelorette contestant she grew up with, and much much more… This is a great and wholesome conversation, enjoy! (3:22) - We kick it off by talking about how “interesting” our 2020 experience has been and what we plan to do once the pandemic is over (4:34) - So Erica has experience studying and working in Human Resources aka the HR field! So Erica gives some important HR advice on how to stick out in your candidacy for a new job opportunity! And she talks about the HR changes in general as a result of the pandemic. (8:13) - Lets talk Reality TV! Erica tells me if she would be a reality star, we talk about some of the recent unscripted shows we have been watching, and we talk about the current season of The Bachelorette and how Erica happened to grow up with Jordan C, who is one of the contestants on the current season…We also discuss Clare vs. Tayshia and The Challenge and Big Brother. (13:04) - Who would make a great James Bond? Erica and Matt debate. (24:36) - Matt tells a story about how he blew up Hugh Jackman’s spot (25:56) - Do we look like them? Erica and I talk about celebrities we “allegedly” look like. (29:56) - What do we miss about childhood? Erica and Matt reminisce about the good ole days. (32:31) - We then get really deep on fan theories about shows from our childhood and we get into crazy conspiracy theories (36:07) - Its time to get honest. Erica and I chat about why a lot of people have negative attitudes in this world and what must be done for that to change. (39:43) - Lets talk about dating! Erica blesses us with the best advice on how to get someone to be interested in you, how to know when someone likes you, and what to do when you shoot your shot with someone. We also talk about what little things we can do to make our relationships better. We also get honest about learning from relationships that did not work out. (47:09) - What do we miss the most about the University of Hartford and college in general? We have some interesting tour guide stories in this segment... (58:20) - Erica then answers the Proust Questionnaire (1:11:40)
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Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Hebe Uhart (Moreno, Buenos Aires; 2 de diciembre de 1936-Buenos Aires, Argentina; 11 de octubre de 2018) fue una docente y escritora argentina. Desconocida gran parte de su vida, las primeras publicaciones de Uhart se dieron en editoriales pequeñas, pero obtuvo su reconocimiento al publicarse sus Relatos reunidos (2010), llegando inclusive a hacerse traducciones de sus libros tiempo después. Estudió filosofía en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y colaboró además con el suplemento cultural del diario El País de Montevideo. En 2017 ganó el Premio Iberoamericano de Narrativa Manuel Rojas. Rodolfo Fogwill llegó a decir de ella que era «la mejor escritora argentina».
Me and my old radio partner at WSAM at Uhart have reunited! If this guy was my son, I would be immensely proud of him. Turns out he is one of my great friends from college and I am proud of him anyways. Today on this special friday edition of the podcast, I have the heroic Alex Young (@alex_young0413). I have so much respect for this man, he is a pleasure to talk to, he always knows what is good in this world and the fact that he came on my podcast really is a blessing. I am so psyched to show you all my incredible conversation with the incredible Alex Young as we talked about New Jersey, working for the NBA, the Knicks, the Giants, the Mets, the Yankees, the WNBA, working at Dunkin Dounts, scary movies, and much, much more… (2:07) - We talk about how we first met in college and we talk about New Jersey and Jersey pride (2:54) - Alex talks to me about working for the NBA and how that opportunity has changed his life and how it has been working at the NBA over the last year amongst their hectic season. We also talk about Kobe and the impact he will forever have on us (5:19) - We then chat about the rise of the WNBA, which players to look out for and what makes that league and their games so interesting. We also talk about some other women gaining influence in basketball. (18:11) - Me and Alex then talk about THE NEW YORK KNICKS. We talk about the new Coach Tom Thibodeau, which players we are excited to see develop more, and what other changes we would like to see about our basketball team (21:28) - We then get into the upcoming 2020-2021 NBA season and what is about to go down there. (33:55) - Me and Alex go IN talk about the New York Giants. We talk about keeping the faith with the team, how the Giants really are not a bad football team, why we must trust Daniel Jones, why we must also trust Coach Joe Judge and his coaching staff, and what kind of future we want to see happen for Giants nation. We also talk about Trevor Lawrence (39:31) - Alex and I then get into the New York Mets. We talk about their new owner Steve Cohen, what players Alex hopes are future Mets, and what are his expectations going forward. (53:52) - We then talk about the New York Yankees. What do they need to do to finally get over the hump and win their 28th World Series? (1:06:29) - BASEBALL ANAYLTICS, are they good or bad for the MLB? We discuss (1:10:17) - Alex shares some hilarious stories about working at Dunkin Donuts as I share hilarious stories working at Kohls. We also talk about how working retail helped us get prepared for the real world (1:16:36) - Alex then answers The Proust Questionnaire (1:31:21) - Alex then tells me the last time he laughed really hard. It is some story! (1:37:00) - Hereditary! We talk about what some say is literally the scariest movie ever. We also talk about other movies that scare us (1:38:42)
WHATA SHOW WE HAVE TODAY! First, I start the show with a POSITIVE rant on the New York Giants who have vastly improved over the last few weeks and are now in the hunt to win the NFC East! (1:57). Then after that, we have a great guest on the show today! This man has quiet a fascinating mind. Mature beyond his years and one of the most sophisticated men you will ever meet, I have on the show today, the talented Eric Cerqueira. I mean you don’t get to talk to many people who are rising in the financial world, while also being a male model from time to time. Me and Eric have one of the most honest conversations about life on this podcast. We talk about listening and respecting other people’s opinions, how you get noticed in the work place, why failure can sometimes be a good thing in your personal and professional development. Plus he tells me how he has used his talents and god given look to help him get noticed in the world of modeling and photography and much, much more. I was very happy and profound with my honest and productive conversation with Eric and I know all of you will as well! (11:14) - Eric tells me about graduating college and what it has been like looking for a job right out of college amongst the pandemic in the world of finance. He also tells me his biggest influence in motivating him to apply and go for his dream job out of school and how this person has made an impact on him. Matt also talks about his struggles looking for work as well (11:53) - We get into the power of networking and why it is so important to stay in touch with certain people (15:40) - We get into some philosophy. Some pretty profound philosophy to where you will be like “I felt that”. We also talk about how people treat each other in the workforce (18:23) - We then talk about leadership and leaders. We chat who are the good leaders, who to look up to and why. We also chat on how certain leaders influence us (22:40) - We then talk about failure. We talk about how failure can be a good thing and why it is important to have failures in order to learn from our mistakes and better prepare us for the future. We both share stories on how failures made us stronger. (This includes why Eric went from Uhart to Fordham and Matt’s experience interviewing for an internship with The Tonight Show) (26:19) - We talk about some of our favorite athletes and why these certain athletes are people to look up to. Me and Eric then talk about self worth and we talk about why you CANT let other people bring you down. Remember you’re always good enough! (40:14) - We then talk about Kanye West and the impact he has made both in the music world and outside of it. We also talked about his Presidential Candidacy and we talked about how he compared to the other candidates (57:44) - We then chat about opinions, hearing other people’s opinions whether we agree with them or not, and why it is important to have an opinion and listen to people who want to share it. (1:05:16) - We talk about surgeons and why we have to continue to praise them and give them credit for what they do. (1:14:59) Eric then tells me what it is like to be a male model. He talks about his start in the modeling world, what clients he worked for, if he’s walked down the runway, and what it is like shooting commercials. (1:19:48)
Calm, Cool, and Collective. That is what my guy Gabe Yeefoon is. The fact that he came on to bless us with an incredible appearance just shows how awesome this young man is. Me and him shared a lot great memories, told a lot of hilarious stories, and i just had an amazing experience talking to my buddy. We talk about how he got into working for a law firm and where that is taking him personally and professionally, we geek out on Stand Up Comedians, we talk about his time growing up in The Bronx, we talk about all the times we got lit in college and all the fun we had there, he gives us some special advice at the end (2:16) *** We also have a very special ending to the podcast. Gabe has a special message for a special someone that you will most definitely want to check out at the end of this show…..*** (1:35:40) - We get into Gabe’s Post-Grad life, how he’s adapted to becoming an adult, managing living in the pandemic, what he misses about college. (2:57) - Me and Gabe get into how he got his first job out of college and how he got into working at a law firm. We find out of if and when he is considering going to law school, the toll one can have working at a law firm, but also how rewarding can be as well. We also get into the immense growth personally he has had since becoming a legal assistant. (6:34) - Gabe then tells me if court-room dramas/legal drams accurately portrays what it is like to work at a law firm. (13:50) - Me and Gabe the Geek out on The Sopranos (SPOILERS!) (18:49) - Gabe then tells me about his Bronx roots. He talks about growing up in The Bronx, the lessons he learned growing up in -Morris and Cortona Park, and what he appreciates about the borough. We also get into the best food from The BX and some of the best spots to hang out. (25:31) - We get into an honest talk about stand up comedians. We talk about which stand-ups were fans of, who to look out for, and we remember the great Bernie Mac. We also geek out on Dave Chappelle and Eddie Murphy (30:07) - Gabe tells me about some of the most horrible movies he has seen lately. We then talk about other horrible movies we have seen and wish we had our time back. (41:10) - We also get into food that is HORRIBLE. We also get into an honest conversation about Fast Food restaurants. (45:55) - Me and Gabe then go back to memory lane and talk about our time going to insane college parties and the Hartford bar scene in college. We also talk about our Spring Fling weekends (54:32) - We then talk about concerts. We talk about who we want to see and what the best concerts we have been to already. (1:02:04) - Gabe then tells me some of the craziest things he saw at the Uhart Village Apartments, Fraternity formal stories, Fraternity Open Parties and Socials, and the Freshmen complex stories (1:06:34) - Matt and Gabe reminisce about Matt’s 2001 Ford Ranger he drove in college and how that car became the car of Theta Chi at Uhart. (1:23:56) - We then talk about old fraternity houses. Oh boy they were something else. (1:26:43) - Gabe talks about the time he went to Norwalk and what he planning to do this Winter (1:29:53) - Gabe then gives us some positive reinforcement to end the podcast (1:31:22) BUT WAIT!!!!!! THERE IS MORE!!!!! - Gabe has a special message for a special someone to end the show. I have to say, it is very wholesome….. (1:35:40)
This podcast is gonna get a lot of laughs and smiles. On a special Tuesday edition of The Productive Conversation Podcast, I brought in my long time and great friend from college, the world famous Julia Borges. Julia is rising up in the world of finance and had quiet an impact on the University of Hartford social community and me and her had a lot of laughs, went down memory lane, and it was a dope experience having her on the show. From talking about hilarious, awkward, and entertaining Uhart memories, seeing our friends getting married, how she is dealing with Tom Brady becoming a success in Tampa, New York vs. Boston sports debates, talking about famous people who are our age, NYC vs. Boston vs. Hartford bar scenes, and much much more… (2:22) - Julia starts the podcast by telling me what Work From Home has been like for her this year in the state of Massachusetts, what she was up to during the quarantine and how she managed and reacted to it (3:06) - We talk about some of our favorite tv shows and meeting one of the stars of one of our favorite TV shows (6:41) - We then talk about Soft-Spoken people, we talk about our friend Brad Finn (8:45) - We then talk about how some of our mutual friends from Uhart would hide pets on the on-campus apartments (12:32) - Julia and I then reminisce about the infamous “Village” apartments at the University of Hartford (14:56) - Matt tells Julia about the time his high school had a real life “Gossip Girl”, Formspring, and Facebook (17:21) - We then chat about our friends getting engaged and weddings (21:16) - We then talk about Matt’s famous Grad party in the Summer of 2017 and we encourage people to have more parties (33:28) - We then discuss Matt Brown’s New York City aspirations (35:00) - Then Julia and I have quiet the Boston vs. New York Sports teams debate, how her teams and city had a great decade of winning, what it is like for her to see Tom Brady have success in Tampa and Mookie Betts winning a World Series in Los Angeles (39:11) - Julia then tells me about her favorite Boston athletes and some rom- coms, thrillers, superhero, and oscar worthy movies we’ve seen recently (spoilers!) (44:59) - We then discuss what we search on YouTube, what we’ve been binging, and Matt’s awkward gym story on the treadmill (54:13) - Matt and Julia then talk about Tiger King and we talk about Zoo culture (59:53) - Julia and I then get into talking about Tik Tok and we talk about Norwalk native’s the DaMilio's (1:03:14) - We then discuss what to do when you see famous people and we talk about what it is like percieving celebrities who are around our age and younger (1:07:33) - When then discuss John Mulaney and Julia tells us a hilarious John Mulaney interaction she had. We also talk about Larry David, the show Friends, and other TV related things (1:16:00) - We talk about old high school teachers and Matt talks about a high school teacher he would go back and forth with (1:23:59) - We then talk about Howard Stern, how Julia can’t stand him and I admire him (1:28:19) - Julia and Matt go back to memory lane and talk about the crazy college bar nights at Uhart and we chat about NYC and Boston Bars. (1:35:08) - Julia and Matt then talk about Spring Fling, and all the fun, awkward, and pleasantly memories from those weekends (1:43:11) - Julia then asks Matt some hard hitting and honest questions (1:45:09) - We end the podcast with Julia telling us the last time she laughed really hard, Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park stories, and when she met Yankees superstar Aaron Judge (2:04:04)
I love talking to the future and the future is bright with this man. I have my buddy Jacob Unger on the podcast today. From quiet kid to a star at The University of Hartford, Jacob Unger really has grown into quiet the young man and words can’t describe how proud I am to see his growth. And he really stepped up to the podcast today and we had a lot of laughs and good times. From talking about living in the mid west, to being a field executive for the Theta Chi National Fraternity, how he got his famous nickname at Uhart, the UFC, the Jets, the Yankees, we geeked out on Sacha Baron Cohen and other comedians, and we have plenty of more where that came from (2:46) - We get into what his final few months of his college experience was like, how COVID took away his final semester, and how he got a job as a field executive for the Theta Chi fraternity (3:58). - Jacob tells me what it is like to relocate from the East Coast to the Mid-West, what adjustments he had to make, and what his first job out of college as a field executive has been like (5:12). - Me and Jacob then talk share Theta Chi Fraternity Presidents Conference stories. (15:34) - Jacob then talks to me about breaking Greek Life Stereotypes and what has to be done to improve Fraternities and Sororities perception. (23:06) - HOW DID JACOB GET THE NICKNAME "PLUNGER?” (25:50) - Jacob and I talk about his favorite sports teams, we talk about the NBA, college basketball including our alma mater the University of Hartford college basketball. We also discussed the UFC and when Matt met Dana White in Boston (29:14) - We also discussed the UFC and when Matt met Dana White in Boston (33:28) - We then discuss the horrendous New York Jets and we talk about what the hell they are gonna do. (39:43) - Jacob and I then get into a deep talk about the New York Yankees and what they should do in the offseason (55:20). - We talk about baseball analytics and how they are running baseball. (1:00:50) - Jacob and I then talk about Borat, comedy movies, and scary movies. Plus, what movie scarred Jacob so much that he had to call his parents? (1:06:42) - Me and Plunge then geek on Sacha Baron Cohen, Eric Andre, and other comedians (1:19:03) - Jacob ends the podcast with a wholesome and profound message (1:27:00)
En este episodio les traemos a estas dos grandes escritoras argentinas ♥
La escritora argentina Liliana Villanueva fue alumna de otra escritora argentina llamada Hebe Uhart, fallecida en 2018. La experiencia de Liliana Villanueva en las clases de Hebe fue tan determinante, que decidió escribir un libro entero en el que captura las enseñanzas de Uhart tanto como puede, mientras las mezcla con su experiencia y visión personalísima. El resultado es un libro ampliamente recomendable del tipo manual de creación literaria, cuya novedad es que no fue escrito por la maestra, sino por la discípula. El primer capítulo del libro se titula “Escribir es una artesanía extraña”. Vengo hoy a compartir las que a mi parecer son las ideas más significativas del capítulo, con dos objetivos: que reflexiones sobre el oficio del escritor como lo que es, una artesanía; y dos, que te enganches y termines leyendo el libro entero. Reserva una clase gratis: https://goo.gl/uMx8g9 Blog: https://goo.gl/Bi3Ayd Cursos: https://israelpintor.com Prueba de colocación: https://goo.gl/FuitJ1 Suscríbete: https://goo.gl/34PkU8 Tienda: https://israelpintor.com/tienda/ Contacto: https://israelpintor.com/contacto/ Consulta privada al Dr. Narración: https://goo.gl/r5E6Fr Regala clases de escritura: https://goo.gl/8sMMxb Ejercicios de escritura: https://goo.gl/UpsxTk Únete a mis Redes Sociales Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tallerec Intagram: https://www.instagram.com/israelpintor/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/israelpintor En el Taller de Escritura Creativa de Israel Pintor obtendrás herramientas y consejos prácticos para construir historias y narrarlas. En este canal aprenderás lo que es ser en realidad un escritor profesional, cómo escribir un libro. Te adentrarás en la creación literaria, su teoría, su técnica y su magia.
¿Qué puede pasar detrás del vidrio de este local de barrio donde las mujeres esperan ser atendidas o aguardan que se seque la tintura? En este relato de extracto autobiográfico, la narradora argentina -considerada por sus pares como la mejor-, describe una escena tan cotidiana como inverosímil: la inevitable visita al coiffeur. "En la peluquería" integra la antología Un día cualquiera, publicada en 2013.
¿Qué puede pasar detrás del vidrio de este local de barrio donde las mujeres esperan ser atendidas o aguardan que se seque la tintura? En este relato de extracto autobiográfico, la narradora argentina -considerada por sus pares como la mejor-, describe una escena tan cotidiana como inverosímil: la inevitable visita al coiffeur. "En la peluquería" integra la antología Un día cualquiera, publicada en 2013.
Panchi Pérez Lence nos trae cada semana una propuesta literaria para que en Ya Fue nos pongamos a pensar y disfrutemos del mundo de las letras a través de grandes artistas.
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Hebe Uhart. (Buenos Aires, 1936). Publicó, entre otros títulos, el libro de cuentos «La luz de un nuevo día» (1983); la novela «Camilo asciende» (1987); el relato «Memorias de un pigmeo» (1992); la nouvelle «Mudanzas» (Mondadori, 1995) y «Guiando la hiedra» (1997), «Relatos reunidos», (Alfaguara, 2010). En 2011, fue galardonada, en el marco de la Feria del Libro de Buenos Aires, con el Premio al Mejor Libro Argentino de Creación Literaria. Por AH, ha publicado los cuentos reunidos en «Turistas» (2008) y «Del cielo a casa» (2003 y 2013) y las crónicas de «Viajera crónica» (2011) Escritora y docente. Estudió filosofía. Voz: Stephanie Troiano @literatika @stephanietroiano
“Guiando la hiedra” (1997) es un libro de cuentos de Hebe Uhart (1936-2018). En la presente columna se toma este libro como punto de partida para hablar acerca de la vida y la obra de esta escritora argentina.
From the University of Hartford's Men's Golf Team, Ryan Tomaso joined the Rob Dibble Show
The Head Coach of the University of Hartford Women's Soccer Team, John Natale joined the Rob Dibble Show
From the University of Hartford Baseball Team, pitcher Nate Florence joined the Rob Dibble Show
The Head Coach of the University of Hartford Men's Lacrosse Team, Ryan Martin joined Ben Darnell and Bob Joyce on the Rob Dibble Show
The Head Coach of the Men's and Women's Golf teams at University of Hartford, Pete Stankevich joined Ben Darnell and Bob Joyce on the Rob Dibble Show
Comentario sobre Hebe Uhart, Gonzalo Tavares y Federico de la Riva
The Head Coach for the University of Hartford Men's Soccer Team, Tom Poitras joined the Rob Dibble Show.
A senior on the University of Hartford Softball team, Madison Hilimire joined the Rob Dibble Show
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La carta a los padres podría ser un subgénero literario dentro del epistolar. En este caso, la maravillosa escritora Hebe Uhart usa la carta como una forma de sacarlo todo afuera, de decir, para que las palabras y los sentimientos dejen, aunque sea por un momento, de habitarnos. Un texto con reconocimientos tardíos y algunos reclamos a la madre muerta. Lee la actriz Sonia Novello. ****** Querida mamá: Va la tercera vez que te escribo esta carta; la primera carta no me gustó y perdí la segunda. Ahora cuando no quiero una cosa, no la tiro: se me pierde, aunque después me vuelve a interesar de nuevo y sé que en algún momento va a volver. Ahora trato de hacer siempre dos cosas al mismo tiempo: por ejemplo, mientras limpio los estantes, encuentro algo que necesitaba, y cuando barro, escucho la radio; si tomo sol, arreglo las plantas. Tanta bronca que me daba cuando vos me decías: “De paso, hacé tal cosa” y yo no quería hacer nada de paso para no perder la idea de la actividad fundamental. Ahora no sé si la actividad fundamental es barrer o escuchar la radio. Y entiendo cuando vos te decías a vos misma “sí, sí, sí...”, como si algo se fuera animando, como si la vida se pusiera en marcha en uno con prescindencia de los propios designios. La situación económica es mala, pero yo me arreglo. No vivo más en el departamento de Gascón. Me mude a uno con un gran balcón. Puse muchas plantas y tengo una enramada que yo llamo la parra. Bueno, eso te quería contar. Me olvidé de barrer las hojas del balcón, se tapó la rejilla y se me inundó toda la casa. Puse un montón de pruebas viejas de los alumnos y cartones para parar el agua pero es de lo más solapado e incontenible. Llegó hasta el ascensor. Ahora no me sucede más eso y no tengo una sola cucaracha porque me he vuelto muy limpia. A veces lavo ropa para no fumar tanto y también corrijo pruebas porque cuando se corrige no se gasta plata. Mamá, tengo un gato que se llama Andrés, Marabú, Misho y catito. Es precioso, blanco, gris y dorado. Le doy pescado para el brillo del pelo. Araña una alfombra que no conoces, me araña los vaqueros y de tarde en tarde un poco a mí, cuando está muy frustrado. Duerme a mis pies y no digas ¡Santa madonna! Porque no tiene pulgas, y si las tiene, no me las pasa y si me las pasa, no me pican. Como en los platos de porcelana que vos me dejaste y que cuidabas para las grandes ocasiones, pero a mí me parece bien y solo veo al asunto un poco raro cuando alguien me lo señala y para que no crean que estoy un poco loca me prometo comprar un plato de gato, pero después me olvido. Todavía guardo copitas de cristal pero, se me fueron rompiendo en diversos festejos y porque sí no mas. Los manteles de hilo se los regalé a las primas. Tenías razón, yo no soy para manteles de hilo y aparte ahora vienen unos lavables de tela sintética, se tiran y así se cambia un poco. Tenías razón en muchas cosas. Tenías razón en que la siesta es algo hermoso. Cómo me gustaría mamá que te vinieras a sentar debajo de la parra con tu bastón, jamás te pelearía por nada, como cuando vos cobrabas y te comprabas un oporto y un paquete de caramelos. Yo te acompañaba impaciente y con fastidio y te decía: - para qué los querés si no los comes? Y vos me decías vacilante: - para tener por si viene alguien. Mamá tanto que hemos peleado y nos hemos querido, que después que te fuiste yo pensaba, como puede ser que todo eso que existió, no exista más, y que ahora ella ignore todo lo que me pasa, que de lo mismo blanco que negro. Yo creo que me da trabajo esta carta porque no quiero llorar. No sé por qué no quiero llorar, que hace tanto que no lloro y me vendría bien tal vez con alguna película. Leer texto completo
This week, Ruby Uhart, a rancher (among many other things like mom, blogger, teacher!) joins Katharine and Valene to discuss how important it is to give ourselves grace, being ok with failure and how to learn from it, and how agriculture has been victims of perfectionism long before social media was popular. She talks about a popular phrase in her family, “It'll all buff out” and how to apply it to life. She shares how to overcome some of those tough mental places, and has a great perspective on how we need to shift our thinking from “sustainable” to “regenerative”. Tune in to Episode 009 to hear more from Ruby!
Kevin Bonaparte explores how people connect through the use of technology. For this, he talks to current UHart students and alumni Derek Bonaparte '20, Kyle Bonvouloir '19, Rachel Bonaparte '19, and Ryan Bagdikian '17. Credits: I would like to thank Derek Bonaparte, Rachel Bonaparte, Ryan Bagdikian, and Kyle Bonvouloir for their interviews. Music provided by Anitek.
Zack Holcomb takes on conspiracy theories. For this episode, he sits down with both Philosophy Professor Donovan Cox and also an anonymous UHart student who frequents 4chan, a popular home for the most controversial conspiracy talk.
Michelle Mor, a student worker at the university Starbucks, has a conversation with Diana St. Mark- a food service worker for Aramark and an active member of the Unite Here Local 217 union. Together, they grapple with the treatment of workers on campus, as Diana becomes a voice for the people who are the backbone of the UHart community. Special Thanks to: -Diana St. Marks, for putting aside time to open up about her experience and life story -Won Pound, a recording artist on campus who has given the permission for the use of his music you heard in this pod cast -Professor Lauren Cook, for guidance in the production process
Cuentos:- El olor de Buenos Aires, Hebe Uhart- El mago, Ryunosike Akutagawa- Messi es un perro, Hernán CasciariWebsite: www.jansenson.comCursos y Talleres: shop.jansenson.comLibros: Exclusivamente disponibles en Amazon.comBlog: jansenson.blogspot.comContacto: norberto@jansenson.com
Is social media an alternative to political apathy? PAYCE Fellow Taylor Zitkus worked with a University of Hartford class to explore student apathy and also new forms of political expression on social media. Taylor argues that social media counts as political engagement because it is a way to become educated, connect with others, and express important views.
Cuentos:- Lo que brilla, Laura Ferrero- La mujer que quiero ser, Virginia Caresani- La medida de las cosas, Samanta SchweblinWebsite: www.jansenson.comCursos y Talleres: shop.jansenson.comLibros: Exclusivamente disponibles en Amazon.comBlog: jansenson.blogspot.comContacto: norberto@jansenson.com
The Courant's Dom Amore and Chris Brodeur discuss the upcoming NCAA baseball tournament, which will feature two local teams. Amore, who's in South Carolina covering UConn in the Conway Regional, previews the bracket, breaks down the roster and outlines the ways in which the Huskies can earn a berth in the Super Regionals. He then gives an update on John Andreoli and the other members of the 2010 UConn team that have reached the majors before wrapping the show with a preview of UHart's bracket in the DeLand (Fla.) Regional.
Episodio 13 Hebe Uhart + Cynthia Avellaneda + Ruido Blanco Hebe Uhart es escritora de crónicas de viaje, relatos y ficciones. Nació en Moreno. En este episodio se extrae un fragmento de Defulanizar, perteneciente al libro Un día cualquiera, editado por Alfaguara en 2013. Cynthia Avellaneda es una actriz tucumana. Trabajó en varias obras de teatro y en Los Dueños Ópera prima de Agustín Toscano y Ezequiel Radusky. Ruido Blanco es el proyecto de Fernando Blanco, guitarrista de Valle de Muñecas. Además de músico es un realizador audiovisual. Para escuchar su música: https://ruidoblanc0.bandcamp.com -- Los Cartógrafos somos: Rosario Bléfari, actriz, música y poeta. En los ’90 lideró la banda Suárez. Es solista y también es la cantante de Sué Mon Mont. Nahuel Ugazio, es el CM de la revista Los Inrockuptibles. Filma y produce para Golondrina Cine. Romina Zanellato es neuquina. Es periodista y trabaja en comunicación digital. Cursa la Maestría en Escritura Creativa de la UNTREF. Podés seguirnos en: www.facebook.com/LosCartografos twitter.com/loscartografos www.loscartografos.tumblr.com/
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