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We don't track humor-based metrics at The Dark Zone, but if we did, this episode would be tough to beat. Barb Campbell is a fixture in the Canadian adventure racing community, and we're delighted to finally have her on the show. She's been a longtime reach guest on our episode planning whiteboard, and it was well worth the wait. Enjoy the conversation!Programming Note - The 2010 UTNE video referenced by Barb is linked below and, yeah, they were awfully tired. Thank you for listening. If you like what you hear, please like, click, and subscribe on your streaming platform of choice. This helps spread the word about Adventure Racing and TDZ's role in elevating the sport. Remember - You Keep Racing, and We'll Keep Talking! Show notes:www.wildernesstraverse.comUntamed New England 2010 (credit to Randy Ericksen) - https://vimeo.com/29901661The Dirtbag Diaries - What is Hardcore? - https://dirtbagdiaries.com/hardcore/Sponsor Links:https://www.ascendathletics.org/https://chimneysweepva.com/

Hans Erik Utne var direktør sist OddsBK rykket ned og sitter på nedrykkskompetanse og deler villig ut tanker og ideer rundt hva de gjorde den gang for å sørge for at Odd ble en maktfaktor i Eliteserien i mange år og hva han tenker bør skje nå.

Thank you to Grant Killian for joining us for our 100th episode. Untamed New England holds a special place in the AR World as well as for The Dark Zone as it was the first expedition race that we tackled. A legendary race, UTNE was known not only for its challenging terrain and navigation, but for the ethic of exploration and discovery brought to the event by Grant. Even though the UTNE was last held in 2018, the DNA of his race lived on in many of today's most popular races (and we hope that this episode will help bring UTNE back!). Shownotes:http://untamedne.com/_/Sponsor Links:https://www.ascendathletics.org/https://www.thearschool.com/

Malory holds a shindig to schmooze with United Nations bigwig Torvald Utne, just as a group of assassins closes in to kill him.

Alfredo Botello is a screenwriter who has worked on projects ranging from the indie Sundance Global Short La Revolucion De Iguodala to the studio tent pole Fast and Furious 9. He is a Fulbright Fellow in architecture and a Nicholl Fellow in screenwriting. In addition to screenplays, he has written for The San Francisco Examiner Magazine, Metropolis, Diablo, Surface, The Utne...

Welcome true believers to X-Men Horoscopes where each week our host Lodro Rinzler is in conversation with a special guest to discuss the X-Men issue that aligns with a significant month and year from their life and what that issue reveals about their future...in this case YOUR future! Legendary writer and editor of X-Men Ann Nocenti joins Lodro to talk about the creation story of Longshot and Mojo! What was it like in the Marvel bullpen in the 80s punk era? How do you play editor to someone like Chris Claremont? War: what is it good for? Also in this episode: Lodro takes his top off for Ann! We talk about X-Men Legends 3, a fascinating story Ann wrote that takes place immediately after her 1980s Longshot mini-series featuring Wolverine and Kitty Pryde...at war. What does that issue say about all of US as a society? Tune in to find out! It is not just a horoscope; it is your mutant destiny decoded. Ann Nocenti is a renowned writer, editor, director and journalist. She teaches bootcamp filmmaking, most recently to at-risk teenagers in Kingston, NY, to Cherokee Native Americans at the Tulsa International Film Festival, and in Norway for the Indigenous Film Circle. Her journalism has appeared in Details, Utne, HEEB, Stop Smiling, PRINT, Filmmaker, Scenario, and more. She made a documentary about the resistance fighters in Baluchistan (with Wendy Johnson) called The Baluch and of course Ann is also known for her work in comics, writing Daredevil, editing the X-Men, and creating such iconic characters as Longshot, Typhoid, Spiral, Mojo, Blackheart and many more. More of Lodro Rinzler's work can be found here and here and you can follow the podcast on Instagram at xmenpanelsdaily where we post X-Men comic panels...daily. Have a question or comment for a future episode? Reach out at xmenhoroscopes.com

In this episode, poet, radio host and editor Lois P. Jones talks about the poem that has been a friend to her: 'What Survives' by Rainer Maria Rilke, translated by A. Poulin Jr.Lois P. Jones is a luminous poet, radio host and editor, living in California. She won the 2023 Alpine Fellowship which this year takes place in Fjällnäs, Sweden. She was a finalist in the annual Mslexia Poetry Competition judged by Helen Mort and will be published in Spring 2023. In 2022 her work was a finalist for both the Best Spiritual Literature Award in Poetry from Orison Books and the Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest. Lois' first collection, 'Night Ladder' was published by Glass Lyre Press in 2017 and was a finalist for the Julie Suk Award and the Lascaux Poetry Prize for a poetry collection. Since 2007, has hosted KPFK's Poets Café, co-produced the Moonday Poetry Series and acted as poetry editor for Pushcart and Utne prize-winning Kyoto Journal.'What Survives' was published in The Complete French Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke, translated by A. Poulin, Jr, by Graywolf Press in 2002.Lois P. Jones is in conversation with The Poetry Exchange hosts Fiona Bennett and Michael Shaeffer.The 'gift' reading of 'What Survives' is by Fiona and Michael.*********What Survivesby Rainer Maria Rilketranslated by A. Poulin, Jr.Who says that all must vanish?Who knows, perhaps the flightof the bird you wound remains,and perhaps flowers surviveour caresses, in their ground. It isn't the gesture that lasts,but it dresses you again in goldarmor--from breast to knees—and the battle was so puremay an Angel wear it after you.From The Complete French Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke, translated by A. Poulin, Jr. (Graywolf Press, 2002). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aaron sits down with Adriana Barton, an author with extensive experience in music, to discuss how her years of intensive training have shaped her unique perspective on the transformative power of music. Together, they delve into Adriana's experiences as a musician, including injuries sustained while playing the cello, while also exploring the incredible benefits of music - from improving mental health to enhancing athletic performance and even combatting dementia. As the conversation deepens, Aaron and Adriana also highlight how music can reflect and shape cultural identity, providing a powerful insight into its global impact.Adriana Barton is a journalist and author of Wired for Music: A Search for Health and Joy Through the Science of Sound (Greystone Books, 2022). A former staff health reporter and copy editor at The Globe and Mail, she has written about medical research, neuroscience, visual arts, music and pop culture for publications including the Boston Globe, Reader's Digest, Utne, Azure, Western Living and San Francisco Bay Guardian. She studied the cello for 17 years with teachers including international solo artist Antonio Lysy and former Cleveland Orchestra principal cellist Stephen Geber. Research projects have taken her to Syria, Jordan, India, Cuba, Zimbabwe and Brazil. Follow her at AdrianaBarton.com. Chapters:0:00 Introduction1:15 Playing the Cello12:28 Injuries from Playing the Cello21:10 Writing Wired For Music34:51 Benefits of Music46:20 Cultural Differences in Music49:06 Order Wired For Music51:16 Tim's TakeSupport the showwww.biggerthanmepodcast.com

Adriana Barton discusses Wired for Music: A Search for Health & Joy Through the Science of Sound. In this captivating blend of science and memoir, a health journalist and former cellist explores music as a source of health, resilience, connection, and joy. Adriana Barton was a staff reporter at The Globe and Mail and has contributed to Utne, Azure, and the San Francisco Bay Guardian. She studied the cello professionally for seventeen years before becoming a journalist. She lives in Vancouver, BC.

Silje Morild Helland lever med metastatisk brystkreft. Ett år etter den første kreftbehandlingen begynte hun å merke smerter i ryggen. Hun måtte krangle seg til en grundig sjekk da vanlig røntgen ikke viste noe. Denne sjekken viste at kreften hadde spredt seg. Ikke bare ble diagnosene til Silje stilt sent, hun blir heller ikke tilbudt de nyeste og mest innovative behandlingene – de er nemlig ikke godkjent for bruk i Norge.Styreleder i Brystkreftforeningen, Ellen Harris Utne, forteller hva hun synes om nettopp dette og hvordan foreningen jobber med å bedre tilbudet til norske brystkreftpasienter.NO2211040266

Tune in to hear Dr. Arne Brock-Utne, CEO of Issio Solutions Corporation, discuss with Scott Becker his career path and leadership.

Today: Ware's Folly, the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art (Gerdy). We went to this haunted location (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFlbw3xQN5M&t=72s - for reference) the interview 2 of the people that are around it quite often: current and former Preservation Board Presidents Noah and Gould. In fact, because there were so many sightings and incidents that when Gould was president, he even had the place investigated for paranormal activity. Well, we did our investigation... For More Information About Gerdy: https://www.ghia.org/ **Oysters on Telfair** https://www.ghia.org/events/oysters-telfair For the Full, Unedited Version... Presented By Nancy Powell Real Estate Broker @DowntownAugustaBroker (Nancy20201!) DropTheDis Question Presented by Tranter Grey Media (TranterGrey.com) Community Partnership: TheClubhou.se at the Cyber Center & Augusta Podcasts, LLC. Check out Gunn Roofing Company to find and support a consistent and reliable local business that we entrust our with own roofs. Beer is Brought to You by Savannah River Brewery (Follow them on Facebook!) SavannahRiverBrew.Com Also Featuring: The Little Guide to Augusta, @AllEqualParts, 2nd City Distilling & Durty Gurl Cocktail Mixers. Want to Support the Show & Get Free Stuff & Cool, Unique Bonus Content? Check out our Patreon! Learn More and Shop Merch @ AugustaPodcasts.com & Check Out Our Next Show @ AugustaRocks.com Produced at Augusta Podcasts Studio

If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die...!! So learn from this video how we can make money using money.. To dosto is video me hamne dekha ki share market ek bhaut acha tareeka hai paise se paise kamaane ka Agar ham in multibaggers companies ko dekhe jaise ki astral poly aur Asian paints to bina kaam kiye ham isme kuch paise invest kar ke bhaut sa amount return me paa sakte the. Ab koi sure to nhi ho sakta ki actual me kaunsi company is tareeke ki niklegi lekin phir bhi hamne ek filter criteria dekha jise ham apply kar to kam se kam hamare successful hone ke chances badh jaate hai. Is criteria me hamne dekha tha ki 5 cheeze to kam se kam company ki check karo:- jisme pehla tha Net Sales:- yaani kya sales har saal grow ho rhi hai ya nhi..jitni zaada growth utna acha dusra hame dekhna hai Net Profit:- yaani kya profit increase ho raha hai ya nhi teesra hame dekhna hai Borrowing:- jitna kam udhaar utna acha chautha hame dekhna hai jitne zaada company ke reserves utne ache ikyunki ham bure waqt debt chuka sakte haiska ham Debt yaani udhaar ke saath ratio bhi le sakte hai to 10% ya us se kam acha mana jaata hai. aur panchva tha promotors holding.. yaani agar company ke promoters khud ka share sell nhi kar rahe hai to ye acha sign hai.. Finally agar ye paancho cheezo se company ki financials strong lag rahe hai to wait karo ki us company ka P/E uski industrial P/E se kam ho jitna kam utna acha. Aur minimum is criteria ke baad hi invest karo. Obviously i hope aap log samajte honge ki ek 10 minute ki video me puri analysis nhi seekhayi jaa sakti thi.Isiliye ye method 100% solid nhi hai lekin to he honest koi bhi analysis se aap 100% sure nhi ho sakte. in analysis se ye to pata nhi chalta ki kaun si company ke shares khareene hai lekin ye zaroor pata chal jaata hai ki kin company ke shares nhi khareedne. Isme zaada success ke chances tabhi hai jab hame business ke baare me 100% pata ho yaani product kya hai, kya log use pasand kar rahe hai aur company aage expand kaise karti rahegi jitni zaada ham investment ko as a business partner ki tarah dekhenge. Utne ache ham decisions le paayenge. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greatideasgreatlife/message

Ranní brífink Jany Klímové: S příchodem podzimu možná čeká Čechy studená sprcha v podobě utažení dotačních kohoutů kvůli střetu zájmů - více se dozvíte v rozhovoru s naší bruselskou zpravodajkou Kateřinou Šafaříkovou. A o tom, že EET není jenom nástroj na šmírování, si povíme s daňovou poradkyní Simonou Hornochovou.

Ranní brífink Jany Klímové: S příchodem podzimu možná čeká Čechy studená sprcha v podobě utažení dotačních kohoutů kvůli střetu zájmů - více se dozvíte v rozhovoru s naší bruselskou zpravodajkou Kateřinou Šafaříkovou. A o tom, že EET není jenom nástroj na šmírování, si povíme s daňovou poradkyní Simonou Hornochovou.

Bill welcomes author Lyanda Lynn Haupt to the show. Lyanda is an award-winning author, naturalist, ecophilosopher, and speaker whose writing is at the forefront of the movement to connect people with nature in their everyday lives. Her newest book is Rooted: Life at the Crossroads of Science, Nature, and Spirit(Little, Brown Spark 2021). Lyanda's previous books include: Mozart's Starling (Little, Brown, April, 2017), winner of the Washington State Book Award: The Urban Bestiary: Encountering the Everyday Wild, (Little, Brown in fall, 2013), finalist for the Orion Book Award; Crow Planet: Essential Wisdom from the Urban Wilderness, (Little, Brown in July 2009), winner of the 2010 Sigurd F. Olson Nature Writing Award; Pilgrim on the Great Bird Continent: The Importance of Everything and Other Lessons from Darwin's Lost Notebooks, (Little, Brown, 2004); and  Rare Encounters with Ordinary Birds (Sasquatch), winner of the 2002 Washington State Book Award. Lyanda has created and directed educational programs for Seattle Audubon, worked in raptor rehabilitation in Vermont, and been a seabird researcher for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in the remote tropical Pacific. Her writing has appeared in a variety of publications, including Orion, Discover, Utne, LA Times, Image, Huffington Post, Wild Earth, and Conservation Biology Journal.  

Archer episode (season 1, episode 3) "Diversity Hire" A new field officer makes a splash at ISIS, however Archer and Lana suspect there may be something all too perfect about their new hire.   Scorecard: 9.7/10   Archer episode (season 1, episode 4) "Killing Utne" Malory hosts a dinner party in an effort to get a new weapons contract for ISIS; a group of rival assassins targets Mr. Utne.   Scorecard: 9.8/10   Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com (audio MP4 or written) Twitter: Black Girl_Couch Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle

2 days ago CBSE announced 12th class result & many were happy but there were few who were not happy at all, this podcast is for them, this is to let them know that how much 12th class marks in life. If you have any suggestion, appreciation or anything just DM me YouTube (Vlog) - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkJdWt7qF9RF_HYfBHTjvKA Instagram - https://instagram.com/parichay.26 Twitter - https://twitter.com/parichay26 All my links - https://linktr.ee/parichay​​​ #12classresult #cbseresult #hindimotivaitonpodcast #parichayvashist #parichayvlogs

Denne uken får vi med oss selveste Ivar Utne når vi tar for oss årets navnelister. Vi ser både på topplistene for jente- og guttenavn for 2021, men ser også litt videre inn i framtiden hvor Ivar kommer med noen spådommer. God lytt! I studio: Tiril Absalonsen, Julia Zsiga og Inga Myrene Nørstebø. Ordskifte er programmet for deg som har en mening om hva som er rett og hva som er galt å si. Vi tar for oss språklige finurligheter og grunnen til at du snakker som du gjør. Hvis du føler det du trenger i radiouniverset ditt er et språkprogram med et friskt pust, er Ordskifte programmet for deg.

Veronica Murphy is Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Write Out Loud (since 2007). With a passion for promoting literature, she has produced six NEA BIG READ initiatives, 11 literary festivals celebrating 19thcentury literature, history and culture, and conceived and executed a Roald Dahl Centenary Celebration. For the past six years she has coordinated the San Diego Regional Poetry Out Loud competition for this national program. She has an extensive professional resume as a performer, costume designer and development director. Veronica is the 2013 recipient of The Deborah Salzer Excellence in Arts Education Award, a 2015 10News Leadership Award and a California English Teachers Association Award of Merit. She has a BA in Theatre Arts from California State University, San Bernardino. Her most important achievement is raising three amazing sons as a single mother.Larry and Debby Kline are collaborative artists, featured in solo exhibitions at Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (SF,) California Center for the Arts Museum, La Casa del Tunel Art Center (TJ,) Southwestern College, UCSD Cross Cultural Center, Mesa College and La Jolla Athenaeum. Group exhibitions include Indiana State Museum, Torrance Art Museum and Museum on the Seam (Israel.) We have been featured in periodicals such as Utne and Orion, and books including “The Artists Guide,” and “Design and Ethics: Reflections on Practice.” Awards include three grants from The Gunk Foundation (NY) and grants from Potrero Nuevo Fund (SF,) Center for Cultural Innovation (LA,) UCIRA (SD) and San Diego Art Prize. We were featured in an Emmy Award winning episode of ArtPulse TV and were artists-in-residence at San Diego Natural History Museum, Torrance Art Museum, Center for Land Use Interpretation, Building Bridges Art Exchange and currently UCSD School of Medicine. “Bruce’s Story” is our third illustration project for Write Out Loud San Diego.Chapters is a multi-part Creative + Cultural Podcast series concerning the history and the lessons of civil rights violations or civil liberties injustices carried out against communities or populations—including civil rights violations or civil liberties injustices that are perpetrated on the basis of an individual’s race, national origin, immigration status, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.This project was made possible with support from Chapman University and The California Civil Liberties Public Education Program, a state-funded grant project of the California State Library. Visit chapman.edu and library.ca.gov.Guests: Veronica Murphy and Larry and Debby KlineHosts: Jon-Barrett Ingels and Jonelle Strickland

Edvard Grieg hadde mistet både sine foreldre og sin datter. Han var nedbrutt og måtte ut av byen. Den berømte komponisten fikk invitasjoner fra flere steder over hele Europa. Men han valgte Ullensvang i Hardanger. Det leget hans sinn samtidig som han skrev musikk som alltid vil leve. - Han syntes det var fantastisk å være i denne naturen og ikke minst blant fjordfolket. Ofte gikk han turer her på Lofthus. Hans besøkte folk og fikk inspirasjon gjennom sang og musikk de bød på, forteller Edmund Harris Utne. Utne er vertskap i fjerde generasjon på Hotell Ullensvang. Oldemora hans, Brita Utne ble en viktig samtalepartner for komponisten. Utnes Oldemor, Brita Utne, ble en viktig samtalepartner for Grieg under oppholdene i Ullensvang. Hun og mann drev Hotel Ullensvang, hvor Grieg også bodde. Familiene Grieg Utne var nære venner. Edmund Harris Utne forteller at Grieg komponerte mye musikk i Ullensvang. Store deler av Holbergsuiten ble til her. Et stort ras som Grieg opplevde, bidro til at han skrev om Dovregubbens hall. Strykekvartetten ble komponert her. I hagen utenfor Hotel Ullensvang står Griegs komponisthytte. Hytta har levd et omflakkende liv etter at Grieg solgte den til presten i bygda, men er nå en del av hotellkomplekset. Det er ungdomslaget i bygda som eier den. Han kom alltid til Hardanger sammen med sin kone Nina og hennes søster. «Det fruentimmeret» som Grieg karakteriserte henne.

I en rekke saker har journalist Sanna Drogset Børstad skrevet om utfordringene i tilbudet til utviklingshemmede i Trondheim. Får hun svarene offentligheten behøver fra Trondheim kommune? Hva sier helse- og velferdsdirektør Helge Garåsen om saken, og om Nidaros' dekning? Vi hører også med Høyre-politiker Kjetil Utne, som mener hele tilbudet må bygges opp igjen fra bunnen av. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dani Burlison is the creator/editor/author of “All of Me: Stories of Love, Anger and the Female Body” (PM Press, 2019), “Dendrophilia and Other Social Taboos: True Stories,” a collection of essays which first appeared in her McSweeney's Internet Tendency column of the same name, and the “Lady Parts” zine series (available at Pioneers Press). Her short story collection “Some Places Worth Leaving” will be published by Tolsun Books in February 2020. Dani has been a staff writer at a Bay Area alt-weekly, a book reviewer for Los Angeles Review and a regular contributor at Yes! Magazine, Chicago Tribune, KQED, The Rumpus, Made Local Magazine and Emerald Report. Her journalism, fiction and personal essays can also be found at Ms. Magazine,WIRED, Vice, Utne, Earth Island Journal, Ploughshares, Portland Review, Hip Mama Magazine, Rad Dad, Spirituality & Health Magazine, The Press Democrat, Shareable, Common Good, Sustainable America, Tahoma Literary Review, Vestal Review, Bike Monkey Magazine, Prick of the Spindle, sparkle + blink and more. https://www.daniburlison.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adultingwell/support

Håvard er på besøk i vår veldedighets-edition nummer to! Vi snakker om irriterende dialekter og sosiale medier vi savner

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Kristin Kornelia Utne er en voldsomt engasjert og hardtarbeidende lege, som har satt spesialiseringen i hematologi på pause for å jobbe lange dager som leder for Yngre Legers Forening. Vi snakker om de viktigste sakene hun står i, ramler inn i en diskusjon av Coronaviruset, og diskuterer fremtiden til legerollen, turnuskøen og fastlegeordningen. Følg oss på Instagram @medisinstudentsnap Intervjuet av @hermanegenberg og @pernillekvernaas

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Bitch Magazine co-founder Andi Zeisler puts feminism through the waves into perspective for us, talks current feminism in pop culture, fills us in on what's going on with Bitch Magazine now and shares her tips on being the kind of feminist parent your tween can talk to. Andi Zeisler is the cofounder of Bitch Media including Bitch Magazine and the podcasts Popaganda and Backtalk . A long time freelance writer and illustrator, Andi's work has appeared in numerous periodicals and newspapers, including Ms., Mother Jones, Utne, BUST, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Women's Review of Books, and Hues. She is a former pop-music columnist for the SF Weekly and the East Bay Express, and also contributed to the anthologies Young Wives' Tales, Secrets and Confidences: The Complicated Truth About Women's Friendships (both from Seal Press), and Howl: A Collection of the Best Contemporary Dog Wit (Crown). She is the coeditor of BitchFest: 10 Years of Cultural Criticism from the Pages of Bitch Magazine, and the author of Feminism and Pop Culture (Seal Press). Her newest book on pop culture and the commercial co-optation of feminism is called We Were Feminists Once. She speaks frequently on the subject of feminism and the media at various colleges and universities.Andi is interviewed by Moorea Malatt and Madison Young. The episode is brought to you by Thinx period proof underwear and Early2Bed.com goodies for your sexual health.

After traveling from Norway to Sydney, Australia to become an Au Pair Ragnhild quickly found herself in a difficult situation. Alone in an Air BnB after her first Au Pair assignment went off the tracks, she chose to pick herself up, dust herself off and start over again. Now happily settled into a new hosting family Ragnhild shares her vulnerability, and in this raw, honest and fully transparent episode we get to feel for this young lady as she reminds us all that travel plans sometimes just don't work out as we originally planned them. In this inspiring episode we find out the high's and lows of being an Au Pair a long way away from home.  

Til tross for tett luft og tette neser er Dag og Gunnar igjen på plass i studio. Denne uka med lege Kristin Kornelia Utne som gjest for å prate om helsenorge og konsekvensene av å sette en pris på et menneskeliv. I større og større grad blir penger og finansiering et stort fokus på sykehus og poliklinikker, og leger har ikke lenger tid til pasientene sine. Hvordan skal det gå når statistikken blir viktigere enn pasienten? Vi lærer også litt om hvordan man som lege gir dårlige nyheter, hva man gjør når pasienter ønsker alternativ behandling, og hvorfor det er dumt å google koloskopi på forhånd. Kan man bli testet for mye, og er det nødvendig med årlig helsekontroll? Artikler:-https://yngreleger.no/artikkel/kristin-kornelia-utne-er-ny-ylf-leder-https://www.aftenposten.no/meninger/kronikk/i/k9gGk/Fastlegens-perverse-incentiver--Kristian-Ostby-https://www.aftenposten.no/viten/i/J1eVlb/Derfor-skal-du-ikke-teste-deg-for-sikkerhets-skyld Følg Kristin:Instagram: @utnekristinTwitter: @KristinKUtne

Til tross for tett luft og tette neser er Dag og Gunnar igjen på plass i studio. Denne uka med lege Kristin Kornelia Utne som gjest for å prate om helsenorge og konsekvensene av å sette en pris på et menneskeliv. I større og større grad blir penger og finansiering et stort fokus på sykehus og poliklinikker, og leger har ikke lenger tid til pasientene sine. Hvordan skal det gå når statistikken blir viktigere enn pasienten? Vi lærer også litt om hvordan man som lege gir dårlige nyheter, hva man gjør når pasienter ønsker alternativ behandling, og hvorfor det er dumt å google koloskopi på forhånd. Kan man bli testet for mye, og er det nødvendig med årlig helsekontroll? Artikler:-https://yngreleger.no/artikkel/kristin-kornelia-utne-er-ny-ylf-leder-https://www.aftenposten.no/meninger/kronikk/i/k9gGk/Fastlegens-perverse-incentiver--Kristian-Ostby-https://www.aftenposten.no/viten/i/J1eVlb/Derfor-skal-du-ikke-teste-deg-for-sikkerhets-skyld Følg Kristin:Instagram: @utnekristinTwitter: @KristinKUtne

This week on the podcast we present an Encore episode of a staff favorite from the For The Wild archives. Diana Beresford-Kroeger is a one-woman force of regeneration of the biosphere! A botanist, medical biochemist and self-defined "renegade scientist," she brings together ethnobotany, horticulture, spirituality and alternative medicine to reveal a path toward better stewardship of the natural world. Orphaned in Ireland in her youth, Diana was educated by elders who instructed her in the Brehon knowledge of plants and nature. Told she was the last child of ancient Ireland and told to one day bring this knowledge to a troubled future, Diana has done exactly that. Her Bioplan is an ambitious plan encouraging ordinary people to develop a new relationship with nature, to join together to replant the global forest. Her books include The Sweetness of a Simple Life, The Global Forest, Arboretum Borealis, Arboretum America, and A Garden for Life. Diana Beresford-Kroeger was inducted as a Wings WorldQuest fellow in 2010 and named one of Utne reader’s World Visionaries for 2011. A delightful meander into the deep knowledge of the forest! How do trees communicate with one another and act for the common good? Why are oceans utterly dependent on healthy forests? How would a regenerative society meet its resource needs? What do children know that their parents have forgotten?

Denne uka får vi besøk av førsteamanuensis ved Universitetet i Bergen og ekspert på navnegranskning Ivar Utne. Vi snakker om både fornavn og etternavn i et norsk, europeisk og globalt perspektiv. I studio: Guro Wågan og Ingrid Årdal Ordskifte er programmet for deg som har en mening om hva som er riktig og hva som er galt å si. Vi tar for oss språklige finurligheter og grunnen til at du snakker akkurat slik som du gjør. Hvis du føler at det du trenger i radiouniverset ditt er et språkprogram med et friskt pust, er Ordskifte programmet for deg!

Maggie Jackson is an award-winning author and former Boston Globe columnist known for her penetrating coverage of social issues, especially technology’s impact on humanity. Her essays and articles have appeared in publications worldwide, including the The New York Times, Business Week, Utne, and on National Public Radio. One of her most popular books is Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age which jumpstarted our global conversation on the steep costs of fragmenting our attention. Stew and Maggie discuss these costs and their consequences. Maggie believes this fragmentation is such a destructive force that there is a coming dark age, an age where the quality of communication drops dramatically. One of the best ways to curb the negative effects of technology is to simply talk about it with family members and coworkers, then takes steps to create workable boundaries, to allow for undistracted time. Maggie explores other solutions too in this engaging conversation. You can find a transcript here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Oliver Utne ayudó fundar Kara Solar, una empresa social que busca implementar un sistema de transporte público en la Amazonía, específicamente dentro de las comunidades achuar que viven en las orillas del río Pastaza, utilizando barcos que operan con energía solar.

Maggie Jackson joins host Robert Plotkin for a discussion on how technology can distract us and what we can do about it. Jackson is an award-winning author & former Boston Globe columnist known for her penetrating coverage of social issues, especially technology’s impact on humanity. Her essays and articles have appeared in publications worldwide, including the The New York Times, Business Week, Utne, and on National Public Radio. Her acclaimed book, Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age, jumpstarted our global conversation on the steep costs of fragmenting our attention. Jackson’s first book, What’s Happening to Home? Balancing Work, Life and Refuge in the Information Age, examined the loss of home as a refuge. Connect with Maggie: http://maggie-jackson.com/ On each episode of the Technology For Mindfulness podcast, Robert Plotkin, co-creator of the “Hack Your Mind” series at MIT, explores the intersection between the practice of mindfulness & the use of technology in the modern age. Show notes can be found at www.technologyformindfulness.com/podcast.Follow us on:Twitter.com/TechForMindful Facebook.com/TechnologyForMindfulness/Subscribe Here:iTunes: http://apple.co/2opAqpnStitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/robert-plotkin/technology-for-mindfulnessSoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/technologyformindfulnessTuneIn: http://tunein.com/radio/Technology-For-Mindfulness-p963257/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCadmsqRjuiilNT5bwHFHDfQRSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/TechnologyForMindfulnessMusic courtesy of Tobu - Colors [NCS Release] www.tobumusic.com/youtu.be/MEJCwccKWG0@7obuwww.facebook.com/tobuofficialwww.twitter.com/tobuofficialwww.youtube.com/tobuofficial See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

På begynnelsen av 1200-tallet vokste det fram et sterkt maktsentrum på Aga ved Sørfjorden i Hardanger. På Agatunet – som ligger mellom Utne og Odda på Sørfjordens vestside, er det fortsatt solide autentiske spor etter denne storhetstiden. Som den monumentale lagmannsstova som ligger midt i tunets sentrum. ««Her rådde Gulatingslagmannen, ridderen, baronen og riksråden Sigurd Brynjulvson. Vi har til nå trodd at det ar han som bygde stova, men nye C14-dateringer som Norsk Institutt for kulturforskning (NIKU) har foretatt, er det trolig bestefaren hans som bygde den. Dateringene viser at det må ha skjedd i tiden omkring 1220. Det betyr at da Sigurd vokste opp var det allerede makt og rikdom på stedet, forteller statsstipendiat Guttorm Rogdaberg. Han forteller videre at lagmannsstova kanskje var landets første rettssal og et eksempel på det gryende byråkratiet som vokste fram i Norge etter borgerkrigene. Storhetstiden på Aga var altså i høymiddelalderen. Senere ble gården delt og det utviklet seg til et klyngetun hvor bønder bodde sammen med drev hver sin jord. Slik Agatunet friluftsmuseum fremstår i dag er det et flott eksempel på vestlandske klyngetun. «Dette er et autentisk tun – det er ingen bygninger som er flyttet til dette museet forteller Rogdaberg. Programleder er Jan Henrik Ihlebæk

Feature Guest: Brian TrentHere’s the ultimate challenge for science fiction. How do you describe the appearance and behaviour of an intelligent alien species when we have no example to go on but us? How can we ever know our portrayal is truly alien and not a projection of our own expectations, hopes and fears? Or has the job of science fiction all along been to hold up a mirror to ourselves? Today we're joined at The Star Spot by Brian Trent, an award-winning science fiction author who manages to blend shockingly unfamiliar alien beings within stories of profound humanity. Today’s episode of The Star Spot is the third in a three part series featuring interviews with the keynote speakers at the 13th annual Expanding Canada’s Frontier’s symposium, this year on the topic Astronomyths: Science or Fiction?, looking at cosmology and alien life, hosted at the University of Toronto this past January.The Star Spot is Now on the Radio!The The Star Spot podcast is now The Star Spot podcast and radio show. That’s right. Your favourite astronomy program is now travelling through space, specifically the 1280AM frequency. Our broadcaster, CJRU The Scope at Ryerson, is now available on the radio dial, which means you can join us at The Star Spot at 1280AM every Sunday 8PM and Tuesday 6PM Eastern Time.Current in Space Did the Large Hadron Collider just discover a new heavy particle beyond the Standard Model of particular physics? Anuj reports. Then Dave explains how astronomers captured for the first time the very beginning of a supernova explosion. And Tony reveals how space rocks arriving on Earth from before the formation of the solar system show chemicals produced in long dead stars.    About Our GuestBrian Trent is a journalist and science-fiction writer. His work appears regularly in major publications like AE - The Canadian Science Fiction Review, ANALOG, Fantasy & Science Fiction, COSMOS, Nature, Galaxy’s Edge and Daily Science Fiction.  In 2013 his story “War Hero” was a winner in the Writers of the Future Contest. His most recently published Novel, Rahotep, came out in December.Brian Trent describes himself as “a futurist with an interest in the past.” He studies how technology has affected our world in order to speculate on where we are headed. His  writings on artificial intelligence, longevity research and the search for life in the universe, among other topics, lead him towards a picture of what the future looks like for our society and our species. His ideas have appeared in UTNE, The Humanist, Strange Horizons, Clarkesworld and other publications. 

A delightful meander into the deep knowledge of the forest! How do trees communicate with one another and act for the common good? Why are oceans utterly dependent on healthy forests? How would a regenerative society meet its resource needs? What do children know that their parents have forgotten? Diana Beresford-Kroeger is a one-woman force of regeneration of the biosphere. A botanist, medical biochemist and self-defined "renegade scientist," she brings together ethnobotany, horticulture, spirituality and alternative medicine to reveal a path toward better stewardship of the natural world. Orphaned in Ireland in her youth, Diana was educated by elders who instructed her in the Brehon knowledge of plants and nature. Told she was the last child of ancient Ireland and told to one day bring this knowledge to a troubled future, Diana has done exactly that. Her Bioplan is an ambitious plan encouraging ordinary people to develop a new relationship with nature, to join together to replant the global forest. Her books include “The Sweetness of a Simple Life,” “The Global Forest,” “Arboretum Borealis,” “Arboretum America,” and “A Garden for Life.” Diana Beresford-Kroeger was inducted as a Wings WorldQuest fellow in 2010 and named one of Utne reader’s World Visionaries for 2011. Learn more about Diana's amazing upcoming film "The Call of the Forest: The Forgotten Wisdom of Trees" at http://dianasjourney.com

Diana Beresford-Kroeger is a one-woman force of regeneration of the biosphere! A botanist, medical biochemist and self-defined "renegade scientist," she brings together ethnobotany, horticulture, spirituality and alternative medicine to reveal a path toward better stewardship of the natural world. Orphaned in Ireland in her youth, Diana was educated by elders who instructed her in the Brehon knowledge of plants and nature. Told she was the last child of ancient Ireland and told to one day bring this knowledge to a troubled future, Diana has done exactly that. Her Bioplan is an ambitious plan encouraging ordinary people to develop a new relationship with nature, to join together to replant the global forest. Her books include “The Sweetness of a Simple Life,” “The Global Forest,” “Arboretum Borealis,” “Arboretum America,” and “A Garden for Life.” Diana Beresford-Kroeger was inducted as a Wings WorldQuest fellow in 2010 and named one of Utne reader’s World Visionaries for 2011. Upcoming event: Call of the Forest: Climate, Water, and Spirit, in Point Reyes, CA. ptreyesbooks.com

“Thanks to Karen Davis, chickens and turkeys are now front-and-center on the animal rights agenda.”   – Norm Phelps, The Longest Struggle, 2007 Great conversation with host Michael and guest Karen Davis   Karen Davis is the founding editor of Poultry Press, the quarterly magazine of United Poultry Concerns, chosen one of the BEST Nonprofit Publications in North America by UTNE magazine.

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Alison Bechdel is the author of the comic strip Dykes To Watch Out For. A countercultural institution, the strip is syndicated in dozens of newspapers, translated into several languages and collected in a series of award-winning books. Utne magazine has listed DTWOF as “one of the greatest hits of the twentieth century.” And Comics Journal says, “Bechdel’s art distills the pleasures of Friends and The Nation; we recognize our world in it, with its sorrows and ironies.” In 2006, Houghton Mifflin published Bechdel’s graphic memoir, Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic. The bestselling coming-of-age tale has been called a “mesmerizing feat of familial resurrection” and a “rare, prime example of why graphic novels have taken over the conversation about American literature.” Bechdel lives near Burlington, Vermont.Alison Bechdel read from her work on April 10, 2008, in Cornell’s Goldwin Smith Hall. This interview took place the following day.

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As has become an innovative way to experience the joy and difficulties of eating local food, many communities are challenging their people to eat more locally or better yet, entirely local for a specified period of time. In September 2007, the city of Vancouver proclaimed the month as eat local month, the city of Hamilton Ontario has launched an eat local project, and here in the city of Nelson, our own eat local challenge took place in the month of August. 150 Nelson-area residents pledged to commit to eating more locally, and many local businesses took it upon themselves to provide their customers with more local options. On this broadcast we hear segments from a conversation facilitated with seven of those who pledged to take the challenge in Nelson. We hear how they managed such an undertaking, what they learned from the experience, and whether or not they gave up! We also listen in on a few short segments from a recent visit to Nelson by authors Alisa Smith and James Mackinnon of the bestselling title, "The 100-Mile Diet". Guests/Speakers Anne Marchildon, Becky Quirk, Nancy Roulston, Lorraine Carlstrom, Mackenzie Carlstrom, Tara Stark, Matt Lowe - Nelson Eat Local Challengers (Nelson, BC) - Community Food Matters is a collective of individuals, organizations, institutions, health authorities and businesses who are concerned with Nelson's food security. CFM launched the Eat Local Challenge during the month of August. Alisa Smith - 100-Mile Diet Society (Vancouver, BC) - is a freelance writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her articles have been printed in U.S. and Canadian publications from Reader's Digest to Utne. The books Liberalized (New Star, 2005) and Way Out There (Greystone, 2006) also feature her work. Smith has a Master's degree in history and has taught magazine writing. She has been a member of the Cypress Community Garden for five years, and hopes someday to successfully grow an eggplant. James (J.B.) MacKinnon - 100-Mile Diet Society (Vancouver, BC) - is the author of Dead Man in Paradise (Douglas & McIntyre), which won the 2006 Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-fiction. His work as a journalist has earned two national magazine awards, and he is a senior contributing editor to Explore Magazine. A past editor of Adbusters, MacKinnon speaks regularly on writing and the politics of consumerism. After a year on the 100-Mile Diet, he will never again eat store-bought sauerkraut.

When the average North American sits down to eat, each ingredient has typically travelled at least 1,500 miles. On the first day of spring, 2005, Alisa Smith and James MacKinnon chose to confront this unsettling statistic with a simple experiment. For one year, they would buy or gather their food and drink from within 100 miles of their apartment in Vancouver, British Columbia. Since then, James and Alisa have gotten up-close-and-personal with issues ranging from the family-farm crisis to the environmental value of organic pears shipped across the globe. They've reconsidered vegetarianism and sunk their hands into community gardening. Their 100-Mile Diet struck a deeper chord than anyone could have predicted. Within weeks, reprints of their blog at thetyee.ca had appeared on sites across the internet. Then came the media, from BBC Worldwide to Utne magazine. Dozens of individuals and grassroots groups have since launched their own 100-Mile Diet adventures. In October 2006, Deconstructing Dinner recorded exclusive sessions of the Bridging Borders Toward Food Security Conference held in Vancouver. The conference was organized by the California-based Community Food Security Coalition and Food Secure Canada. Both James and Alisa shared their thoughts about their 100-Mile experience to an audience of Food Security practitioners. This broadcast features their presentation. Additional clips for this broadcast were compiled in September 2006 at the Sorrento Gathering of the BC Food Systems Network. Speakers Alisa Smith - 100-Mile Diet Society (Vancouver, BC) - is a freelance writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her articles have been printed in U.S. and Canadian publications from Reader's Digest to Utne. The books Liberalized (New Star, 2005) and Way Out There (Greystone, 2006) also feature her work. Smith has a Master's degree in history and has taught magazine writing. She has been a member of the Cypress Community Garden for five years, and hopes someday to successfully grow an eggplant. James (J.B.) MacKinnon - 100-Mile Diet Society (Vancouver, BC) - is the author of Dead Man in Paradise (Douglas & McIntyre), which won the 2006 Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-fiction. His work as a journalist has earned two national magazine awards, and he is a senior contributing editor to Explore Magazine. A past editor of Adbusters, MacKinnon speaks regularly on writing and the politics of consumerism. After a year on the 100-Mile Diet, he will never again eat store-bought sauerkraut. Brent Warner - Industry Specialist, Agritourism/Direct Marketing, British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture & Lands (Victoria, BC) - Brent is a horticulturalist who has worked with the Ministry since 1980. Brent is the Secretary of the North American Farmers' Direct Marketing Association. He authored "Marketing on the Edge" - a guide for farmers/producers to assist in diversification and marketing of their products directly to the public. Heather Pritchard - Executive Director, FarmFolk/CityFolk (Vancouver, BC) - An organic farmer for 21 years and a member of the Glorious Organics Cooperative. Sits on the Vancouver Food Policy Council, the GVRD Agricultural Advisory Committee, Colony Parks Association and BC Food Systems Network. FFCF's mission is: farm and city working together to cultivate a local, sustainable food system. FFCF has recently engaged into a collaborative endeavour to create CFCA (Collective Farm Community Alliance); created to support the creation and sustaining of collectively owned farms. Kathleen Gibson - Principal, GBH Consulting Group Ltd (Victoria, BC) - a food systems specialist and policy analyst. Kathleen also works as a Help Desk Coordinator for the Meat Industry Enhancement Strategy of the BCFPA (BC Food Processors Association). (Kathleen was unable to make this recorded session of the conference, and Brent Warner acted as the voice for her presentation!)

Clayton Thomas-Müller of the Mathais Colomb Cree Nation in Northern Manitoba, Canada, is the indigenous oil campaign organizer for the Indigenous Environmental Network. He works across Alaska, Canada and the lower 48 States of the US with grassroots indigenous communities to defend their human and environmental rights against transnational oil corporations. Clayton has been recognized by Utne magazine as one of the top 30 under 30 young visionary activists in the U.S.. Sue Supriano interviewed him at Bioneers where he was a presenter.Thomas-Muller says that 35% of all fossil fuels found in North America are on or near indigenous lands so corporations and government organizations concentrate on exploiting them and socio-economic conditions are worsening for the people who live near the sites of these nonsustainable energy sources such as oil and gas. Like so many people, some of the leaders go for the money offered them by the corporations and government agencies and things get worse and worse in terms of the toxicity of the land, water, and air where the indigenous people live. He goes into some detail with the example of the proposed oil refinery in Fort Berthold, North Dakota which is already subjected to a huge amount of toxicity due to being close to coal fired power plants. The oil refinery would only worsen the situation. Parents are very concerned for the health of their children on the Reservation. He says that already the amount of oil spilled into the water and polluting it in one year is equivalent to 1,000 Exon Valdez oil spills. Then the oil would go from Fort Berthold to Chicago and would be driven by the oil extracted from tar sands in Native lands in Alberta, Canada. In fact those lands (a huge number of miles and acres) are being ruined by being drilled with water to get a bit of oil, and then the water is polluted to the point of being undrinkable with toxicity from the chemicals from the oil. So it's all connected and continues the long tradition of exploitation of Native peoples and their land.We also speak about climate change and the disprportionate hardship for people of color and poor people. The Houma indigenous group in Louisiana being a current case in point as they were severely affected by Hurricane Katrina and got absolutely no government help whatsoever. The Indigenous Environmental network, when invited by local people, comes in and educates and help grassroots groups to fight this exploitation of the people and their environment and, in the example of the Houma, to help them with basic needs.