Podcasts about Valerio

Nel Tamburino di oggi ascoltiamo gli interventi e i suoni da Largo Argentina, dove le lavoratrici e i lavoratori della cultura e dell'arte si sono riunite il 12 giugno per chiedere riconoscimento, tutele e dignità.Le voci sono di Valerio di CLAP, Sara di ANGA e Ilenia e Lorenza di Vogliamo tutt'altro.Questa puntata è stata fatta da Mariasole Garacci.Il Tamburino è l'appuntamento culturale di Sveja, il podcast sostenuto da chi lo fa e da chi lo ascolta.Cercaci sul sito www.sveja.itMusiche: Dancehall  Massacooramaan | Playlist della manifestazione: Bunny Dakota

Right-wing authoritarian and extremist movements are on the march worldwide. This podcast will host some of the globe's leading experts on the radical right to help us understand the development of these extremists. Each episode, hosts and guests bring their specialist insights to break down the critical people, places, organizations, actions, and ideas of the radical right. Produced by the Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right

In this episode from the archives, Dr Phil Squire, CEO of Consalia, speaks with Laura Valerio, now Global Evangelist for GTM Performance, about the evolving role of sales enablement. As AI-driven buying, tighter budgets, and rising buyer expectations reshape sales, we revisit how many of the core enablement fundamentals still hold true today.ORIGINAL SHOW NOTES:In this episode, we are joined by Laura Valerio, Principal Consultant at Highspot and an influential figure within the Sales Enablement world. Laura is passionate about supporting customers in their go-to-market digital transformation, co-creating strategy and translating it into action to enhance productivity at scale and improve customer success through innovation.The Sales Enablement role has been one that has been adopted within many sales organisations to enhance sales productivity and ultimately sales performance.After an extensive experience in sales, Laura built out a Global Sales Enablement function for a fast-growing B2B company, meaning that she understands what truly drives sales productivity, motivation, and passion – as well as the tools that support them. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from companies such as Vodafone, Deliveroo and Expedia.Laura believes that helping sales teams to be the best is driven by how well you connect with the hearts of the people you're trying to help, and how effectively you communicate with them and coach them. Fuelled by a passion for working with sales on delivering results, Laura thinks creatively about strategy and effectively plans its execution. She is thrilled by agile, fast-paced environments where she can make things happen.Topics discussed were: -       [12:11] Understanding what true Sales Enablement really means-       [25:41] Two schools of thought to motivate your sales teams: fear vs support-       [32:42] Exploring what a ‘Strategic Enablement Framework' is and how important it is to the Sales Enablement roleConnect with Philip Squire on LinkedInConnect with Laura Valerio on LinkedIn Make sure you're following us on LinkedIn and Twitter to get updates on the latest episodes! Also, take our Mindset Survey and find out if you are selling to customers the way they want to be sold to today.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Café Confessions: Love and Truth in Buenos Aires Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2026-05-31-22-34-01-es Story Transcript:Es: En el corazón de Buenos Aires, el café "La Esquina" burbujeaba de vida.En: In the heart of Buenos Aires, the café "La Esquina" buzzed with life.Es: Las hojas crujían bajo los pies de los peatones, y el aroma del café recién hecho flotaba en el aire otoñal.En: Leaves crunched under the feet of pedestrians, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee floated in the autumn air.Es: La luz amarilla y cálida se filtraba por las ventanas del café, amparando a los clientes de la brisa fresca de la avenida.En: The warm yellow light filtered through the café's windows, sheltering the customers from the fresh breeze of the avenue.Es: Carmelo, sentado en una mesa junto a la ventana, jugaba nerviosamente con una pequeña caja de terciopelo en su bolsillo.En: Carmelo, sitting at a table by the window, nervously played with a small velvet box in his pocket.Es: Hoy era el día.En: Today was the day.Es: Observaba a Isidora que, con su sonrisa resplandeciente, sorbía un café con leche al otro lado de la mesa.En: He watched Isidora, who, with her radiant smile, sipped a coffee with milk on the other side of the table.Es: Sin embargo, algo interrumpía su concentración.En: However, something interrupted his concentration.Es: Una sombra oscura amenazaba su deseo de empezar un nuevo capítulo con ella.En: A dark shadow threatened his desire to start a new chapter with her.Es: De repente, la campanilla de la puerta del café tintineó, y Valerio, el hermano mayor de Carmelo, entró apresurado.En: Suddenly, the bell on the café's door jingled, and Valerio, Carmelo's older brother, entered hurriedly.Es: Su presencia era inesperada.En: His presence was unexpected.Es: Valerio, siempre encantador pero ahora visiblemente preocupado, se acercó a la mesa.En: Valerio, always charming but now visibly worried, approached the table.Es: "Carmelo, necesitamos hablar," dijo, su voz grave.En: "Carmelo, we need to talk," he said, his voice serious.Es: Carmelo sintió un nudo en su estómago.En: Carmelo felt a knot in his stomach.Es: "¿Qué pasa, Valerio?En: "What's going on, Valerio?"Es: ", preguntó, esforzándose por sonar tranquilo.En: he asked, striving to sound calm.Es: Valerio miró a Isidora, dudando por un instante.En: Valerio looked at Isidora, hesitating for a moment.Es: Ella percibió la tensión y le sonrió a Carmelo, como diciendo que todo estaría bien.En: She sensed the tension and smiled at Carmelo, as if to say that everything would be fine.Es: Finalmente, Valerio habló.En: Finally, Valerio spoke.Es: "Es sobre la familia... algo que debes saber antes de seguir adelante."En: "It's about the family... something you need to know before moving forward."Es: La atmósfera del café, antes vibrante, parecía ahora pesada.En: The café's atmosphere, once vibrant, now seemed heavy.Es: Carmelo sabía que su hermano siempre cuidaba de él, pero también presentía que las noticias podrían cambiarlo todo.En: Carmelo knew that his brother always looked out for him, but he also sensed that the news could change everything.Es: "Tenemos una deuda... grande.En: "We have a debt... a big one.Es: Nuestros padres no lo mencionaron, y ahora los acreedores están presionando."En: Our parents didn't mention it, and now the creditors are pressing."Es: El corazón de Carmelo latía con fuerza.En: Carmelo's heart pounded.Es: Debía decidir entre postergar el momento más importante de su vida o enfrentar un problema que podía destruir lo que soñaba construir con Isidora.En: He had to decide between postponing the most important moment of his life or facing a problem that could destroy what he dreamed of building with Isidora.Es: Hizo una pausa, miró a Isidora, buscando fortaleza en sus ojos brillantes.En: He paused, looked at Isidora, seeking strength in her bright eyes.Es: Finalmente, tomó una profunda inspiración.En: Finally, he took a deep breath.Es: "Isidora, necesito contarte algo importante.En: "Isidora, I need to tell you something important.Es: Prefiero que enfrentemos esto juntos."En: I'd rather we face this together."Es: Isidora asintió, su confianza inquebrantable.En: Isidora nodded, her confidence unwavering.Es: "Estamos juntos en esto, Carmelo," aseguró.En: "We are in this together, Carmelo," she assured.Es: Valerio los observaba, sintiendo culpa pero también alivio.En: Valerio watched them, feeling guilty but also relieved.Es: Sabía que había hecho lo correcto, al poner la verdad antes que todo.En: He knew he had done the right thing by putting the truth before everything else.Es: Caminantes transitaban afuera del café, ajenos a la decisión que acababa de sellar el destino de su hermano.En: Walkers passed by outside the café, unaware of the decision that had just sealed his brother's fate.Es: Mientras el café seguía con su bullicio habitual, Carmelo se sintió más ligero.En: While the café continued with its usual bustle, Carmelo felt lighter.Es: La propuesta no era solo un anillo, era confianza, era respeto.En: The proposal was not just a ring; it was trust, it was respect.Es: Y en medio del caos, había encontrado fuerza en el amor que compartía con Isidora.En: And amidst the chaos, he had found strength in the love he shared with Isidora.Es: Con el peso de la verdad compartida, supo que juntos podían enfrentar lo que viniera.En: With the weight of the truth shared, he knew that together they could face whatever came.Es: Habían decidido no dejarse dividir, sino crecer más fuertes juntos.En: They had decided not to let themselves be divided, but to grow stronger together.Es: Ante la adversidad, Carmelo comprendió que amar es afrontar la vida en compañía, no en soledad.En: In the face of adversity, Carmelo understood that to love is to face life together, not alone. Vocabulary Words:the heart: el corazónthe café: el caféthe leaf: la hojathe pedestrian: el peatónthe aroma: el aromathe window: la ventanathe customer: el clientethe breeze: la brisathe velvet: el terciopelothe chapter: el capítulothe shadow: la sombrathe jingle: el tintineothe older brother: el hermano mayorthe knot: el nudothe creditor: el acreedorthe debt: la deudathe proposal: la propuestathe chaos: el caosthe truth: la verdadthe ring: el anillothe strength: la fortalezathe decision: la decisiónthe presence: la presenciathe moment: el momentothe fate: el destinothe love: el amorthe life: la vidathe adversity: la adversidadthe lightness: la ligerezathe confidence: la confianza

The launch of a new season of The Experts always has to be special. I cannot help but feel we needed to dive deeper into the conversations started by Darryl Sparey of Hard Numbers and Simon Murphy from indigo murphy on the topic of GEO. Where it is going and are the days of SEO numbered? I felt after that podcast there were more questions than answers. In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, many marketers and communications people are asking the question: Is SEO as we know it coming to an end? With advancements in AI and changes in how search engines operate, this podcast delves into the implications of what some are calling the "end of search" and how businesses can adapt. Valerio Veo of Three Tomorrows walks us through some of the reality of AI where we have gone from search to answers. It is a whole new way of thinking when we produce content, how we turn up online, and how we will be found in the future. There is significant shifts in this space happening right now and businesses and experts need to be on top of this. "You need to ride the top of the wave of AI, not get dumped by it".  The implications for businesses, experts,brands, leaders of industry are significant. With AI summarizing information and providing direct answers, users may not need to click through to websites as often. In fact, recent statistics show that AI-generated summaries result in a staggering 93% of queries ending without a click to a website. This trend poses a challenge for traditional SEO strategies that rely on driving traffic through keyword optimization. Ultimately, if we are going to be found today and tomorrow, we need to change our behaviour with our content. Your earned media plays a very important role for your future client finding you.

Ez 47, 1-6 opisuje víziu vody vyvierajúcej z jeruzalemského chrámu, ktorá postupne mohutnie a prináša život. Tento text predstavuje prorocký obraz Božej milosti a uzdravujúcej sily, ktorá sa postupne rozlieva do celého sveta.Prameň (v. 1-2): Ezechiel vidí vodu vytekať spod prahu chrámu smerom na východ, z južnej strany oltára. Symbolizuje to, že život a požehnanie prichádzajú od Boha.Postupné prehlbovanie (v. 3-6): Anjel meria vzdialenosti (približne 1 000 lakťov na každú úroveň) a postupne s prorokom prechádza hlbšou a hlbšou vodou:Tento proces znázorňuje dynamiku viery a pôsobenia Ducha Svätého v živote človeka alebo Cirkvi. Kým na začiatku je Božia prítomnosť a milosť ľahko zvládnuteľná (po členky), neskôr si vyžaduje väčšiu odovzdanosť a nakoniec človeka úplne obklopí a nesie (plávanie).Toto slovo nahraté na pravidelnom stretnutí v Bučanoch pri Trnave s názvom Worship night (večer uctievania). Každý utorok v párny týžden o 18.15

Torna a teatro riproponendo il suo Il mansplaining spiegato a mia figlia, ma questa volta per la prima volta lo porta anche nelle capitali europee: Valerio Lundini

Episodio speciale di Ludibrium con Valerio Valentini, cronista parlamentare de Il Post e autore del nuovo libro "La marcia sul posto".Analizziamo questi quasi 4 anni di legislatura insieme.

Slovo nahraté na pravidelnom stretnutí v Bučanoch pri Trnave s názvom Worship night (večer uctievania). Každý utorok v párny týžden o 18.15

En este episodio conversamos con el Ingeniero Manuel Valerio, apasionado de la ufología y autor de un libro que explora la posible relación entre la civilización maya y los seres extraterrestres. A lo largo de esta fascinante charla, profundizamos en teorías, experiencias y evidencias que han marcado su investigación, abriendo la puerta a una perspectiva intrigante sobre nuestro pasado. Acompáñanos en esta plática llena de misterio, historia y enigmas que desafían la lógica.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/miedoscope-historias-de-miedo-en-directo--5104284/support.

Sandro Baldoni"Famiglia Primavera"edizioni e/owww.edizionieo.itUn ventenne in bilico tra l'affetto per il piccolo paese in cui vive e l'urgenza di avventurarsi per il mondo. Una famiglia sghemba, già segnata dal lutto, dove però circola molto amore. Ognuno cerca di emergere a modo suo, mentre sullo sfondo scorrono gli anni Settanta, tra lotte, progresso e lo spettro della violenza che avanza. Dopo Occhi selvaggi, Sandro Baldoni torna con un romanzo corale di formazione, irriverente e divertente.Monteacuto, piccolo paese in Umbria. Le strade dei cinque membri della famiglia Primavera cominciano pian piano a dividersi. Valerio, il padre, progettista di sogni impossibili, ha perso il suo grande amore e lo ricerca invano in ogni altra donna. Francesco, neolaureato in ingegneria, vola dall'altra parte dell'Oceano a caccia di fortuna. Eva, l'unica sorella, fa l'avvocato a Torino e tiene assieme il gruppo anche da lontano con innata autorevolezza. Giovanni, il più piccolo e il più ribelle, è già con un piede nel nuovo millennio, anche se ancora non lo sa. E poi c'è Marco, che fa la spola tra il microcosmo di Monteacuto e città sempre più grandi, curioso di mettersi alla prova in tutte le direzioni. Mentre il mondo attorno a loro cambia a ritmo sempre più frenetico, i Primavera sono uniti da un legame intenso, dal bisogno profondo di parlare e di confrontarsi su tutto senza troppi pudori, per affrontare meno soli la vita in ogni sua complicata piega.Sandro BaldoniRegista e sceneggiatore, nato ad Assisi, Sandro Baldoni ha iniziato lavorando in pubblicità e scrivendo racconti surreali, parte dei quali sono diventati materiale di spunto per il suo film d'esordio nella regia cinematografica, Strane storie (1994), Nastro d'argento per il miglior regista esordiente e nomination ai David di Donatello. In seguito ha scritto e diretto Consigli per gli acquisti (1997), Italian Dream (2008) e il documentario sul terremoto La botta grossa (2017), premiato con il Nastro d'argento per il Cinema del Reale. Nel 2022 le nostre edizioni hanno pubblicato il romanzo Occhi selvaggi, finalista al premio Severino Cesari per la migliore opera prima.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

It's one of the scourges of the modern age...On this very special episode we dive into a new documentary that is streaming now on Tubi for us up here in Canada that tackles a subject that needed humanizing long ago.  It's time for 'Homeless'.For quite possibly the first time, 'Homeless' is a film that truly looks at humanizing its subjects rather then coldly dealing with a social issue.  Director Valerio Zanoli takes us on to the streets Las Vegas where the gaps between the have and the have not's has never been more evident and he explores not only the backgrounds, but also the hopes and the dreams of these people who have lost there way and are looking for a way back to that idea of "home".It's a film geared at raising awareness, not only of the issue but of the men and the women who are out there on our city streets all across North America.  I had the unique pleasure of sitting down, not only Valerio but also with National Coalition for the Homeless Executive Director Donald Whitehead.  We talked about the issues we see in the film, the unique work being done to lift people out of homelessness, it's root causes and so very much more.'Homeless' can be streamed on TUBI now.

Send us Fan MailOn any given night, more than 750,000 people are homeless in America - but that number doesn't even begin to tell the full story.Today's conversation sits at the intersection of advocacy, lived experience, and storytelling - because ending homelessness isn't just a policy challenge, it's a human one.Our first guest, Donald Whitehead Jr., is one of the leading voices in the fight to end homelessness in America. As Executive Director of the National Coalition for the Homeless ( https://nationalhomeless.org/ ), he brings more than 25 years of frontline and leadership experience across housing, recovery, and social services. But Donald's work is also deeply personal - having experienced homelessness and addiction himself, he now helps shape national policy, elevate lived voices, and push for a more equitable system rooted in dignity and justice.Joining him is Valerio Zanoli ( https://www.valeriozanoli.com/ ), an award-winning filmmaker and social entrepreneur who believes cinema can be a force for change. His latest documentary, HOMELESS ( https://homelessdocumentary.com/ ), goes beyond statistics to humanize the experience of homelessness - exploring the stories, dreams, and resilience of people too often overlooked. The film has already been featured at global forums and praised for its emotional depth and social impact ( https://buffalo8.com/project/homeless/ ).Together, they represent two powerful lenses on the same issue: one from the front lines of advocacy and systems change, the other from behind the camera - shaping how the world sees and understands homelessness.Let's Make a Difference Project - www.letsmakeadifference.info#Homelessness #HousingCrisis #EndHomelessness #SocialImpact #DocumentaryFilm #HousingFirst #PublicPolicy #AffordableHousing #MentalHealthAwareness #EconomicInequality #LasVegas #UrbanCrisis #NonprofitLeadership #StorytellingForChange #HumanStories #SocialJustice #Inequality #HomelessInAmerica #PolicyDebate #ImpactFilmSupport the show

durée : 00:03:58 - Le Polar sonne toujours 2 fois - par : Michel Abescat - On retrouve une nouvelle fois son héros, Franco Soneri, commissaire de police à Parme. C'est sa onzième enquête traduite en français, et notre spécialiste Michel Abescat ne se lasse pas de cette série ! Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Slovo nahraté na pravidelnom stretnutí v Bučanoch pri Trnave s názvom Worship night (večer uctievania). Každý utorok v párny týžden o 18.15

Slovo nahraté na pravidelnom stretnutí v Bučanoch pri Trnave s názvom Worship night (večer uctievania). Každý utorok v párny týžden o 18.15

Lo chef Valerio Vestita, pizzaiolo da Afloat a Melbourne, condivide la ricetta delle scaloppine di pollo al limone, un piatto semplice e veloce da preparare.

Pasquale Viscanti e Giacinto Fiore intervistano Valerio Summo, responsabile della Transizione Digitale, Open Data e Intelligenza Artificiale di ARPA Puglia, per capire come una Pubblica Amministrazione possa evolvere in una vera AI-Driven Company. La conversazione parte da casi concreti legati all'ambiente e al monitoraggio del territorio, mostrando come l'uso dei dati e dell'AI possa migliorare l'efficacia delle decisioni e dei processi.Nel corso della puntata emergono le principali sfide organizzative e culturali che la PA deve affrontare, insieme alle opportunità offerte da un approccio data-driven. Tra Open Data, innovazione e applicazioni reali, viene delineato un percorso chiaro e replicabile per portare l'Intelligenza Artificiale al centro delle strategie pubbliche.Incontra tutti i protagonisti dell'AI alla AI WEEK 2026: Arsenalia, PwC, AltermAInd, NTT Data, Reply e tanti altri. Scoprili tutti su https://www.aiweek.it Pasquale Viscanti e Giacinto Fiore ti guideranno alla scoperta di quello che sta accadendo grazie o a causa dell'Intelligenza Artificiale, spiegandola semplice.Puoi iscriverti anche alla newsletter su: https://www.iaspiegatasemplice.it

Hoy en Río de la Vida, viajamos por historias reales que laten dentro del mundo de la pesca… historias que no se detienen, que siguen fluyendo como el agua de nuestros ríos. Desde Madrid, damos la bienvenida a nuestro nuevo patrocinador: The Fly Center, referente en la pesca a mosca moderna. Además, llega el FlyConsejo del mes con Chano, presentando un producto que puede marcar un antes y un después en la pesca a mosca. Hablamos con José María “Chema” – Fly Predator, presidente del Club Deportivo Piscícola Palentina.Ponemos el foco en los clubes de pesca que han hecho historia y que siguen defendiendo este deporte desde la base.También nos presenta su canal Predator Fly, donde la pasión y la técnica van de la mano.Nos desplazamos a Soria, a Quintanar de la Sierra, con Luis Alberto Simón, “El Chef de los Pinares”.Abordamos un tema clave y controvertido: el impacto del cormorán en los ríos Arlanza y Pedroso, una problemática real que afecta directamente a nuestros ecosistemas fluviales. Y cerramos con una reflexión especial junto a Luis Antúnez Valerio, porque hay nombres, historias y momentos que no desaparecen… simplemente se quedan viviendo en la corriente. Un programa imprescindible para amantes de la pesca a mosca, la conservación y la verdad de nuestros ríos. #RíoDeLaVida #PescaAMosca #FlyFishingSpain #TheFlyCenter #Conservación #Ríos #PescaEspaña #PodcastPesca #FlyPredator

In questa nuova puntata del podcast, esploriamo il confine tra l'immagine statica e la narrazione cinematografica attraverso lo sguardo di Valerio De Paolis, figura cardine nella distribuzione del cinema d'autore in Italia. L'occasione è la mostra “Lanterne Magiche”, curata da Alessandra Mauro e Roberto Koch, attualmente ospitata presso il Museo Carlo Bilotti di Roma. L'esposizione segna il passaggio della collezione De Paolis dalla dimensione privata a quella pubblica, trasformando una passione personale in un percorso visivo condiviso. Durante la conversazione, De Paolis riflette sulla natura impulsiva e istintiva della sua ricerca, nata non dalla volontà di costruire sistematicamente un archivio, ma dal piacere immediato del “colpo di fulmine” visivo. Il cuore della discussione ruota attorno alla capacità della fotografia di operare una sintesi estrema: De Paolis osserva come un singolo scatto possa condensare una narrazione complessa e profonda, riuscendo a trasmettere in un istante ciò che il cinema, per sua natura, deve costruire gradualmente attraverso lo scorrere del tempo. Questa riflessione introduce uno dei pilastri della sua collezione, ovvero la centralità della figura femminile. Per De Paolis, la donna non è mai un semplice soggetto estetico o fisico, ma viene rappresentata come un'interlocutrice privilegiata, simbolo di un rapporto fondato sulla conversazione e sull'amicizia. Il valore dell'immagine viene poi esplorato attraverso il dualismo tra l'originale e la sua riproduzione. Prendendo come esempio il celebre ritratto di Tina Modotti scattato da Edward Weston, l'ospite sottolinea come il possesso dell'opera originale generi un coinvolgimento emotivo unico, che trascende la pur valida fruizione estetica di una copia. Buon ascolto! Leggi gli articoli del nostro Magazine: https://magazine.discorsifotografici.itSeguici su Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/discorsifotograficiSeguici su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discorsifotografici/Scrivici a: info@discorsifotografici.it

Slovo nahraté na pravidelnom stretnutí v Bučanoch pri Trnave s názvom Worship night (večer uctievania). Každý utorok v párny týžden o 18.15

Host Dr Pasquale Iannone goes back to Naples in the early 1900s to discuss a pioneer of silent cinema and Italy's first woman filmmaker, Elvira Notari (1875 - 1946). Notari directed dozens of features and documentaries, but like so much from the silent era, only a small percentage of her work has survived. Most notably there are three films she made between 1920 and 1927 - A' santanotte (1922), È piccerella (1922) and Fantasia e surdate (1927) - a trio of passionate, visually daring, often subversive melodramas set in the streets of Naples - and all based on popular neapolitan songs.After her retirement in 1930, Notari's work languished in obscurity for decades until film scholars such as Vittorio Martinelli, Mario Franco, Giuliana Muscio and Giuliana Bruno led the way for the rediscovery of a crucially important figure in world cinema. Notari is the subject of a new documentary titled Elvira Notari: Beyond Silence which premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2025 and which is currently touring the US before arriving in the UK and Ireland. First stop - right here at the University of Edinburgh on Thursday 30th April.Joining Pasquale to discuss this wonderful new film is its writer/director Valerio Ciriaci. Valerio tells Pasquale how he became interested in Notari's work, the background to his film, as well as his work with key collaborators such as composer Silvia Cignoli. They discuss Notari's working methods, her reception both in Italy and in the US as well as the timelessness of her thematic preoccupations.

***TRIGGER WARNING - Conversations about severe mental health struggles*** On this episode, Tyler Valerio rejoins the podcast for the first time since his last appearance on episode 146. Tyler catches us up on everything that has happened since the episode aired in 2023. He talks about going on a bachelors trip that lead him into psychosis. Tyler shares details about his experience during psychosis and what it felt like. Also, discusses reaching a turning point in his mental health battle with being bipolar where he posted on the internet looking for answers. This decision changed the course of Tyler's life and opened up a new opportunity to try Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). Tyler explains his journey during TMS and how he wanted to document the process in hopes to help educate others. Join us in this authentic conversation on therapy, advocacy, and mental health. The Five Pillars to Create a Meaningful Life Available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/9kXIt9u

Valerio Scanu vs Maria De Filippi: il messaggio di fuoco che ha fatto esplodere tutto"L'unica Maria Vergine Immacolata non sta a via Tiburtina": le parole choc di Scanu che hanno portato alla querela della conduttrice più potente della tv.#ValerioScanu #MariaDeFilippi #scanudefilippi #gossipitaliano

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Valerio è arrivato in Australia nel 2011 da Roma e, dopo molte esperienze e un grande spavento nel 2020, lo scorso anno ha ottenuto la residenza permanente, aprendo così un nuovo capitolo della sua vita Down Under.

This week, tune in as Jay Jay welcomes special guest & high end audio expert - Valerio Cora! The intricacies of high-end audio technology take center stage in this episode, as Jay Jay and Valerio get into the innovative advancements in audio equipment. This discussion is taking place ahead of the Axpona high-end audio show in Chicago this Spring, which they will both be taking part in. Val shares insights into the evolution of audio systems, tracing the origins of his passion for music and sound reproduction back to his teenage years. They discuss the differences between standard audio systems and high-end equipment, emphasizing how the latter can profoundly transform the way music is experienced. Exploring how advancements in technology have led to a greater appreciation in sound fidelity, these 2 provide a unique insight into the art of audio engineering and the attention to detail required in crafting superior sound systems.Don't miss this conversation, only on The Jay Jay French Connection: Beyond the Music! Produced & Edited by Matthew Mallinger

This episode will cover the incident that happened at LaGuardia Airport. A blast at Valerio oil refinery in Texas. A family passed from house fire in Minnesota. ICE was deployed at airlines to work with TSA.     Song Choice: Coco Jones - LUVAGIRL National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 Twitter: @My2Podcast Instagram: my2centspodcastg2 YouTube: My2CentsPodcast Business email: my2centspod@yahoo.com

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Faiyaz Kara, restaurant critic for the Orlando Weekly, gives us his reviews of local eateries, including The Baker's Son by Valerio's in Kissimmee, which features Filipino baked goods. Faiyaz also talks about Olde Hearth Bread Co. opening a bakeshop in Ivanhoe Village, taking a tour of James Beard nominated restaurants, and more.

Faiyaz Kara, restaurant critic for the Orlando Weekly, gives us his reviews of local eateries, including The Baker's Son by Valerio's in Kissimmee, which features Filipino baked goods. Faiyaz also talks about Olde Hearth Bread Co. opening a bakeshop in Ivanhoe Village, taking a tour of James Beard nominated restaurants, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Valerio Callieri"AS3"Fandango Libriwww.fandangolibri.itCosa ereditiamo e cosa lasciamo di noi con il racconto della nostra vita? Trasferita nella sezione Alta Sicurezza di Rebibbia, Anna è stata una trafficante internazionale di cocaina.Ha perso tutto: gli anni, la libertà, e soprattutto Veronica, la figlia adolescente che rifiuta persino di vederla dopo averla giudicata incapace di prendere atto dei suoi crimini.Anna crede che Veronica non abbia mai avuto l'opportunità di ascoltare il suo racconto, ma solo quello inesatto e giudicante di preti e magistrati.Con l'intento di rivelare finalmente alla figlia le cose come stanno, coinvolge due detenute in un progetto di condivisione delle loro storie criminali e di emozioni inconfessabili. Così Monica, ex rapinatrice rabbiosa e disincantata, trova la forza di raccontare la sua storia di abusi e di vendetta, e di ammettere una gioia amara per l'arresto del figlio.Virginia, una donna romanì tenuta incatenata da bambina, racconta la sua fuga e la sua convinzione di essere diventata più forte dopo aver condiviso con le altre un dolore profondo.Tra conflitti aspri e un'intimità inaspettata, le tre donne tessono un filo autentico nella vita feroce e assurda del carcere. Un filo che forse permetterà di comunicare con chi sta fuori, o almeno con se stesse.Nato da un laboratorio di scrittura tenuto dall'autore nel carcere di Rebibbia, AS3 è un romanzo di voci e di ascolto, un dramma di Antigoni e Creonti che si gioca tra le mura del carcere più popolato d'Italia. Una lente d'ingrandimento spietata che permette di osservare i sentimenti universali.Valerio Callieri ha pubblicato per Feltrinelli due romanzi, Teorema dell'incompletezza con cui ha vinto il Premio Calvino XXVIII e Le furie, oltre a un libro nonfiction, È così che ci appartiene il mondo.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Naviga in totale sicurezza con ⁠⁠⁠⁠NordVPN⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://nordvpn.com/thebull #adv  Affrontiamo un caso reale. Valerio de Stasio, consulente di investimenti ci porta un caso con cui ha avuto a che fare da vicino. Abbiamo fatto diverse considerazioni sullo stato della percezione del rischio in Italia e di quanto sia ancora difficile convincere le famiglie a investire. Valerio de Stasio ci mostra le procedure e quali fattori vengono presi in considerazione nella realizzazione di un piano di investimento a lungo termine in cui si considerano sia il futuro pensionistico che quello scolastico di un figlio. Una produzione Corax

Former Kansas City Chiefs lineman Joe Valerio is the Chief Operating Officer for The Baldwin Group's Insurance Advisory Solutions (IAS) segment. Most recently, Mr. Valerio served as Division Leader, Western Division, for World Insurance Associates, LLC, where he drove revenue growth and margin expansion through disciplined sales execution and operational excellence across 27 offices across 13 states. Before World Insurance, he served as Chief Operating Officer for the CRB North America Industry Verticals Division at Willis Towers Watson, where he guided a team of nearly 3,000 colleagues across diverse functions, generating annual revenue of more than $1.2 billion. In this episode of In the Know, Chris Hampshire and Joe explore lessons learned from the football field, the excitement and challenges of the recent merger, and Joe's optimistic perspective on the future of the insurance industry.   Key Takeaways ● Joe's journey from the NFL to broadcasting to the insurance industry. ● Lessons learned from the football field. ● Questions to ask yourself when weighing career opportunities. ● The importance of a standard operating playbook. ● Retaining talent while also developing skills. ● Merger management in Joe's latest venture at The Baldwin Group. ● A five-year look at the future of the insurance industry. ● Joe's advice to his early insurance career self.   In the Know podcast theme music written and performed by James Jones, CPCU, and Kole Shuda of the band If-Then.   To learn more about the CPCU Society, its membership, and educational offerings, tools, and programs, please visit CPCUSociety.org.   Follow the CPCU Society on social media: X (Twitter): @CPCUSociety Facebook: @CPCUSociety LinkedIn: @The Institutes CPCU Society Instagram: @the_cpcu_society   Quotes ● "The biggest asset of the insurance industry is what goes up and down the elevators every day." ● "Insurance is the ultimate team sport." ● "Everything that we do is focused on bringing the best to the client." ● "Day-by-day, we want to figure out how we can work best together."  

En este episodio de Contadores de historias, Santiago Segovia recibe en el estudio a un invitado excepcional: Christian Valerio, mejor conocido como "El Niño de la Luz". En una charla honesta y sin filtros, Christian nos relata cómo sus dones espirituales se manifestaron desde los cinco años, llevándolo de ser un niño sanador en una parroquia de Guadalajara a formarse como seminarista y especialista en liberaciones dentro de la Iglesia Católica.Christian comparte por primera vez los detalles de una de las experiencias más aterradoras de su vida: un encuentro físico con una entidad demoníaca mientras realizaba una vigilia en un convento, precisamente a las 3:33 AM. Además, nos explica el polémico giro que dio su vida al abandonar el clero para adentrarse en la religión Yoruba y el Palo Mayombe, revelando las sorprendentes similitudes entre los altares católicos y la Santería. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In compagnia del dottor Roberto Dossi, Lolly e Valerio hanno risposto alle vostre domande in merito all'agopuntura.

Right-wing authoritarian and extremist movements are on the march worldwide. This podcast will host some of the globe's leading experts on the radical right to help us understand the development of these extremists. Each episode, hosts and guests bring their specialist insights to break down the critical people, places, organizations, actions, and ideas of the radical right. Produced by the Centre for Analysis of the Radical RightSpecial Guest: Valerio Alfonso Bruno.

What do you do when the doors you've worked for keep closing because of factors you can't control? In this episode, Rebeca Lopez Valerio shares how she turned “no” into fuel, built opportunities from scratch, and learned to lead with coraje, heart-forward courage rooted in identity, resilience, and values. Rebeca's story is powerful and deeply human. Born in Mexico with Indigenous roots from the Oaxaca/Puebla region, she immigrated to the U.S. at age four and navigated life as a first-generation student, while also carrying the realities of being undocumented during key years of her education and career journey. Together, we talk about what it really takes to keep showing up when the stakes are high, and how community can be the difference between feeling stuck and finding your way forward. In this episode, we cover: Indigenous heritage, language loss, and the impact of “dialects being looked down on” First-generation student survival: why community often beats 1:1 mentorship How to lead with ambition without being defined by hardship Rejection as strategy: building your brand through projects, businesses, and relationships Sustainable fashion + AI: how Apparel Assist aims to reduce clothing waste by starting in our closets Guest bio:Rebeca Lopez Valerio is a hardware engineer, entrepreneur, and community builder. A first-generation immigrant with a background in electrical engineering, she co-founded Apparel Assist, a sustainable fashion startup exploring how AI can help people rewear what they already own and reduce clothing waste. Timestamps (highlights): 00:01 – Meet Rebeca + the cultures that formed her 01:11 – Indigenous roots and the reality of language loss 05:44 – Immigrating at age four + education access 08:59 – Most overlooked resource for first-gen students: community 15:11 – “No” after “no”: how Rebeca built her personal brand 24:39 – Practical strategy: relationships, reps, and showing up anyway 29:56 – From cleaning business to Apparel Assist (AI + sustainability) 42:39 – Where to find Rebeca + Apparel Assist on Instagram Bonus: 00:01 – Legacy: impact through everyday interactions Follow Apparel Assist on Instagram, where Rebeca and her team are sharing the story behind their AI-powered sustainable fashion platform and inviting community conversation. Call to action:Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who's been shrinking to fit. Visit loriadamsbrown.com for more resources and to stay connected. Join Lori for. an exclusive with Rebeca with our Difference Makers on Patreon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En ESTO NO TIENE NOMBRE, recibimos a Arturo López Valerio para analizar la designación de Jimmy Rosario en el ITLA y el impacto de la presencia de Luis Abinader en la Cumbre Mundial de Gobiernos en Dubái. Debatimos el concepto de "entre la promesa y la ejecutoria", cuestionando si los avances tecnológicos en República Dominicana son reales o si nuestra estructura aún está lejos de la narrativa oficial en este 2026.

Fluent Fiction - Italian: A Shining Connection: Solar Sparks at the Science Museum Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-01-18-23-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole invernale penetrava dalle grandi finestre del Museo della Scienza, illuminando gli ampi spazi pieni di famiglie e turisti.En: The winter sun shone through the large windows of the Museo della Scienza, illuminating the vast spaces filled with families and tourists.It: Valerio e Chiara camminavano tra le esposizioni.En: Valerio and Chiara walked among the exhibits.It: Valerio era eccitato; il museo era un labirinto di curiosità e scoperte.En: Valerio was excited; the museum was a labyrinth of curiosities and discoveries.It: Chiara lo seguiva, con uno sguardo vigile e sereno.En: Chiara followed him, with a vigilant and serene look.It: Dopo aver visitato la sezione dei dinosauri, Valerio si fermò a guardare Chiara.En: After visiting the dinosaur section, Valerio stopped to look at Chiara.It: Lei stava perdendo tempo davanti a un'esposizione sull'energia solare.En: She was lingering in front of an exhibit on solar energy.It: I suoi occhi brillavano d'interesse.En: Her eyes shone with interest.It: Valerio pensò che forse, mostrando a Chiara quanto aveva osservato e apprezzato del museo, sarebbe riuscito a farle una buona impressione.En: Valerio thought that perhaps by showing Chiara how much he had observed and appreciated the museum, he could make a good impression on her.It: Raggiunsero il negozio di souvenir.En: They reached the souvenir shop.It: Era pieno di oggetti colorati: modellini di pianeti, tazze con formule matematiche, e piccoli robot.En: It was full of colorful items: planet models, mugs with mathematical formulas, and small robots.It: Valerio sentiva l'ansia crescere.En: Valerio felt his anxiety growing.It: Non sapeva esattamente cosa piacesse a Chiara.En: He didn't know exactly what Chiara liked.It: Temeva di scegliere qualcosa che non avrebbe avuto significato per lei.En: He feared choosing something that wouldn't hold meaning for her.It: Valerio si fece coraggio.En: Valerio gathered his courage.It: Ripensò all'esposizione sull'energia solare e notò, in un angolo del negozio, un piccolo kit per costruire un caricatore solare.En: He thought back to the solar energy exhibit and noticed, in a corner of the shop, a small kit to build a solar charger.It: Senza pensarci troppo, lo prese e si avvicinò a Chiara.En: Without thinking too much, he took it and approached Chiara.It: Le sue mani tremavano leggermente mentre le porgeva il sacchetto.En: His hands trembled slightly as he handed her the bag.It: "È per te," disse, cercando di sembrare sicuro.En: "This is for you," he said, trying to sound confident.It: Chiara prese il sacchetto e aprì il pacchetto.En: Chiara took the bag and opened the package.It: I suoi occhi si illuminarono.En: Her eyes lit up.It: "È perfetto!"En: "It's perfect!"It: esclamò.En: she exclaimed.It: "Mi piace molto l'idea dell'energia solare.En: "I really like the idea of solar energy.It: Grazie, Valerio!En: Thank you, Valerio!It: Hai davvero osservato bene."En: You truly observed well."It: Con un sorriso sincero, posò una mano sul braccio di Valerio.En: With a sincere smile, she placed a hand on Valerio's arm.It: In quel momento, il cuore di Valerio si riempì di gioia.En: In that moment, Valerio's heart filled with joy.It: Capì che la sua autenticità era stata apprezzata più di ogni altra cosa.En: He understood that his authenticity had been appreciated more than anything else.It: Uscirono dal museo col cuore più leggero, e con la sicurezza di aver fatto una piccola, ma significativa, connessione.En: They left the museum with lighter hearts and with the assurance that they had made a small but significant connection.It: Valerio si promise di continuare a essere sé stesso, certo che la sincerità fosse il vero ponte per arrivare agli altri.En: Valerio promised himself to continue being true to himself, convinced that sincerity was the true bridge to reach others. Vocabulary Words:the window: la finestravast: ampithe exhibit: l'esposizionethe labyrinth: il labirintovigilant: vigileserene: serenosolar energy: l'energia solareto linger: perdere tempothe souvenir shop: il negozio di souvenirto feel anxiety: sentire l'ansiato grow: crescerethe kit: il kitthe charger: il caricatoreto tremble: tremareto hand: porgerethe package: il pacchettoto light up: illuminarsiauthenticity: l'autenticitàsignificant: significativaconnection: la connessioneto promise: promettersisincerity: la sinceritàbridge: il ponteto reach others: arrivare agli altritourist: il turistathe formula: la formulato appreciate: apprezzarethe heart: il cuoreto assure: assicurarsicuriosity: la curiosità

In questa prima puntata porto nel podcast un giardiniere che sui social mi ha colpito sul serio: si chiama Valerio, Doctor Verde. Ci faccio una chiacchierata lunga, vera, e per questo l'ho spezzata in due parti.Ti racconto come è iniziato, come ha costruito la sua attività e che idea ha del “curare” il verde: meno rigidità, più rispetto per piante e tempi naturali.Poi entriamo su un tema che conosci bene: il prato.Parliamo di quanto costa, quanta energia si porta via e di come spesso diventa una fissazione che toglie soldi e piacere al giardino.Ti porto anche il suo punto di vista su irrigazione, erbe spontanee, semina contro prato a rotoli e su certe scelte “tutto e subito” che poi chiedono manutenzione continua.Chiudiamo con un assaggio di un'altra parte gustosa: attrezzi a batteria, comfort di lavoro e qualche mito duro a morire tra giardinieri.E sì, si apre anche il capitolo “soffiatore e foglie”… che nella seconda puntata esplode.Se vuoi rendere il tuo giardino più semplice da gestire, più naturale e più tuo, qui trovi parecchi spunti.

Dai nostri archivi, un'intervista al professor Valerio Terraroli, considerato a livello internazionale uno dei maggiori esperti del dialogo tra arti visive e arti decorative tra Ottocento e Novecento.

Max Wolf Valerio is a trans man, and a mixed Blackfoot/Sephardic poet, performer, and writer. He has appeared in a number of documentaries, including the Max short in Monika Treut's Female Misbehavior. He featured in several feature films, including Unhung Heroes, in which he plays a pansexual artistic transman who dreams of exhibiting sculptures of his penis, and Gendernauts. Valerio's writing has been published in This Bridge Called My Back (pre-transition under his former name, Anita Valerio), This Bridge We Call Home, Male Lust: Pleasure, Power, and Transformation, Transgender Care, Body Alchemy, and The Phallus Palace.SealPress. “Max Wolf Valerio,” n.d. https://www.sealpress.com/contributor/max-wolf-valerio/.Max Wolf Valerio is an iconoclastic poet and writer, and a long-transitioned man of transsexual history. He identifies primarily as an individual although his ancestry is Northern European, American Indian (Blackfoot Confederacy- Blood/Kainai band) on his mother's side, and his father is Hispano from Northern New Mexico and descended from the Conversos and crypto-Jews of the Sephardic diaspora following the Expulsion. A chapbook Animal Magnetism (eg press) appeared in 1984. He read and performed his poems to music and in featured readings in San Francisco throughout the 70s and 80s at places like Intersection for the Arts, CoLab, Valencia Tool and Die, the San Francisco Art Institute, and The Marshall Weber Gallery (now ATA). Recent poetry includes: Exile: Vision Quest at the Edge of Identity--a long poem set to ambient music and excerpted in Yellow Medicine Review and made possible by a Native American Arts and Cultural Traditions Grants (NAACT) from the San Francisco Arts Commission; a collaboration with photographer and painter Dana Smith, Mission Mile Trilogy +1; poems in the anthology TROUBLING THE LINE: TRANS AND GENDERQUEER POETRY AND POETICS (Nightboat Books, 2013). His memoir, The Testosterone Files (Seal Press, 2006) was a Lambda Finalist for 2006. His latest book of poetry is THE CRIMINAL: THE INVISIBILITY OF PARALLEL FORCES (EOAGH Books, 2019).bookshop. “About,” n.d. https://bookshop.org/contributors/max-wolf-valerio.https://maxwolfvalerio.substack.com/

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In this episode, I sit down with Alex Valerio — one of our young, up-and-coming students and coaches at Legacy.Always a pleasure to hear the thoughts and perspectives of the next generation, and to spend quality time with the young people growing within our community.Grateful for this conversation.Hope you enjoy it.

Joe Hoyt, the Dallas Cowboys beat writer for The Dallas Morning News, joins former Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Joe Valerio and Forbes.com writer Jeff Fedotin to preview the Thanksgiving game between the Chiefs and Cowboys. They discuss matchups to watch and offer their predictions for this game. Hoyt and Valerio also compare notes on Brian Schottenheimer, whose father, Marty, coached the latter. Agree or disagree with our thoughts? Let us know on X: @joevalerio73 and @JFedotin. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

“Estas historias no son simples leyendas… son relatos reales de curanderos que cruzaron límites prohibidos. Nahuales, entidades que visitan por las noches, pactos con la muerte y rituales que terminaron en tragedia. ¿Estás listo para escuchar lo que muchos prefieren callar?”En este episodio de Extra Anormal Podcast te llevamos al mundo oculto de la curandería mexicana, donde los límites entre la sanación, la magia y lo prohibido se desvanecen.Descubre relatos reales donde curanderos, nahuales y entidades oscuras ponen a prueba la fe, la vida y el destino de quienes se cruzan en su camino:

Though his advice has saved the lives of millions of people, the name Ignaz Semmelweis is not one commonly known today. In his book Anthony Valerio's Semmelweis: The Women's Doctor (Zantedeschi Books, 2019). Valerio details the many struggles Semmelweis faced in winning acceptance for his advice on antiseptic procedures. The son of a Buda spice merchant, Semmelweis started his studies in law before a chance attendance at a medical lecture sparked his interest in becoming a doctor. After earning his degree he decided to specialize in obstetrics, a choice that soon brought him to confront the problem of childbed fever. Deducing that exposure to cadavers was a factor, Semmelweis devised a regimen of hand washing that dramatically reduced the morality rate at the maternity clinic where he worked. Though Semmelweis's treatment was simple, his ideas faced considerable resistance from leading figures in the Western medical community, with the stress from his campaigns to promote his ideas contributing to the institutionalization that led to his death in 1865. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

Though his advice has saved the lives of millions of people, the name Ignaz Semmelweis is not one commonly known today. In his book Anthony Valerio's Semmelweis: The Women's Doctor (Zantedeschi Books, 2019). Valerio details the many struggles Semmelweis faced in winning acceptance for his advice on antiseptic procedures. The son of a Buda spice merchant, Semmelweis started his studies in law before a chance attendance at a medical lecture sparked his interest in becoming a doctor. After earning his degree he decided to specialize in obstetrics, a choice that soon brought him to confront the problem of childbed fever. Deducing that exposure to cadavers was a factor, Semmelweis devised a regimen of hand washing that dramatically reduced the morality rate at the maternity clinic where he worked. Though Semmelweis's treatment was simple, his ideas faced considerable resistance from leading figures in the Western medical community, with the stress from his campaigns to promote his ideas contributing to the institutionalization that led to his death in 1865. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network