Podcasts about valeris

Kev and Rob beat around the bush a bit before discussing some of the brights spots in "Star Trek: Section 31", which was otherwise a not very good Star Trek movie. They take the opportunity to discuss moles – what does or does not quality as a mole – and revisit some Deep Space Nine highlights including the abduction and replacement of Julian Bashir, "Homefront" (DS9) and "Paradise Lost" (DS9), and "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges" (DS9).Star Trek: Section 31DIS 3×09 Terra Firma, Part 1DIS 3×10 Terra Firma, Part 2Guardian of ForeverDeltanIliaChameloid Rachel GarrettTNG 3×15 Yesterday's EnterpriseDIS 1×02 Battle at the Binary StarsKlingon-Cardassian AllianceMinos vs Minos KorvaTNG 6×11 Chain of Command, Part IITNG 1×21 The Arsenal of FreedomTOS 1×28 The City on the Edge of ForeverRed Lady (codename)Star Trek: NemesisStar Trek Into DarknessStar Trek III: The Search for SpockStar Trek V: The Final FrontierStar Trek: The Motion PictureMolesArne DarvinValerisSaavikJulian Bashir (Changeling)DS9 5×10 RaptureDS9 5×11 The Darkness and the LightDS9 5×12 The BegottenDS9 5×13 For the UniformDS9 5×14 In Purgatory's ShadowDS9 4×11 Homefront / DS9 4×12 Paradise LostAdmiral LeytonPresident Jaresh-InyoDS9 7×16 Inter Arma Enim Silent LegesSloanEnabran TainDS9 6×19 In the Pale MoonlightKovalSilik(00:00) - Episode 73: Moles (Star Trek: Section 31) (02:07) - Star Trek: Section 31 (55:48) - Moles (57:02) - Arne Darvin (57:36) - Valeris (59:09) - Julian Bashir (changeling) (01:05:09) - DS9 4×11 Homefront / DS9 4×12 Paradise Lost (01:14:04) - DS9 7×16 Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges Music: Distänt Mind, Brigitte Handley

Cast No Shadow.     The fallout of the conspiracy that Kirk and his crew uncover in The Undiscovered Country is not something that we get to see on screen, thankfully the books exist. In this episode of Literary Treks hosts Matthew Rushing and Casey Pettitt talk about Cast No Shadow. We discuss unpacking Valeris, Spock's small role, unpacking the conspiracy, fueling hate, Elias Vaughn's first mission, one last question, our ratings and final thoughts.  In the news section we review Star Trek #11, Defiant #7 and a new Strange New Worlds comic, The Scorpius Run.   News Star Trek #11 and Defiant #7 (00:02:53)  Strange New Worlds: The Scorpius Run #1 (00:06:25)                Feature: Cast No Shadow Unpacking Valeris (00:12:41) Spock's Small Role (00:26:08) Unpacking the Conspiracy (00:31:49) Fueling Hate (00:39:23) Elias Vaughn's First Mission (00:45:12) One Last Question (00:49:28) Ratings (00:52:35) Final Thoughts (00:55:00)         Hosts Matthew Rushing and Casey Pettitt  Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Casey Pettitt (Associate Producer)

Cast No Shadow. The fallout of the conspiracy that Kirk and his crew uncover in The Undiscovered Country is not something that we get to see on screen, thankfully the books exist. In this episode of Literary Treks hosts Matthew Rushing and Casey Pettitt talk about Cast No Shadow. We discuss unpacking Valeris, Spock's small role, unpacking the conspiracy, fueling hate, Elias Vaughn's first mission, one last question, our ratings and final thoughts. In the news section we review Star Trek #11, Defiant #7 and a new Strange New Worlds comic, The Scorpius Run. News Star Trek #11 and Defiant #7 (00:02:53) Strange New Worlds: The Scorpius Run #1 (00:06:25) Feature: Cast No Shadow Unpacking Valeris (00:12:41) Spock's Small Role (00:26:08) Unpacking the Conspiracy (00:31:49) Fueling Hate (00:39:23) Elias Vaughn's First Mission (00:45:12) One Last Question (00:49:28) Ratings (00:52:35) Final Thoughts (00:55:00) Hosts Matthew Rushing and Casey Pettitt Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Casey Pettitt (Associate Producer)

Today on Veterinary Vitals, I speak with Dr. Robert Valeris-Chacin, assistant professor at Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Dr. Valeris-Chacin was recently awarded a $100,000 grant through Texas A&M AgriLife Research from the USDA-NIFA Animal Health and Disease Research Capacity Program. The grant will be used to research associated pathogens of Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD).Support the show

In this episode we speak with Rocky Haire and Valerie Maclin about their unique science-based approach to sustained weight loss. Rocky & Valeris are the founders of SKINNY, a comprehensive weight loss program that is truly unique among other programs that claim to help their clients lose weight. Just as unique is Rocky and Valerie's path to founding SKINNY. Rocky is a practicing personal injury attorney and Valerie is a personal trainer and a nutritionist. Rocky was inspired by a noticeable change in Valerie's appearance due to a new diet regimen that she had been trying out. He decided to try it himself and experienced the same noticeable results. They were both so impressed with how they looked and felt that they wanted to help others see the same success. And out of that, SKINNY was born. Valerie and Rocky have created a program that goes far beyond the average diet plan. For example, Valerie helps clients get a true understanding of what their ideal weight should be and how to achieve that goal with a specific tailored eating plan for each individual. The accountability that clients receive is a game changer that even includes free maintenance for life. They are truly dedicated to helping people not only lose weight, but to keep it off. SKINNY is a complete lifestyle overhaul and Valerie and Rocky offer the support needed to help their clients succeed. Learning Points: -Science Based Secrets to Losing Weight and Keeping It Off -Why the first 7 days of weight loss can be the toughest -Why proper education is key for sustained weight loss Social Media Handles/Website Address valerie@skinnylife4u.com https://skinnylife4u.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/skinnyperformanceweightloss Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getskinnyhv/

This week I'm excited to be talking with Monique Valeris, the Senior Home Editor at Good Housekeeping magazine.  Monique is a highly experienced writer and editor who has covered lifestyle topics ranging from beauty to home decorating. During our interview Monique and I talk about how to be successful in the interior design industry as a Black woman, and getting comfortable as the only one in the room.  We also discuss what's trending this summer for Good Housekeeping, and what are some tips and tricks you can get right now as a first time home buyer.  Be sure to check out the shoppable mood board of our conversation at angelabelt.com.

In this episode Mark talks about one of his favourite films and one the best films of the "Star Trek" film franchise: "Star Trek IV: The Undiscovered Country" directed by Nicholas Meyer. Following the destruction of the Klingon moon Praxis - after which it is believed might see the potential extinction of the Klingon race entirely - the Klingon Empire decides to pursue a path of peace between themselves and their longtime adversary the United Federation of Planets and its Starfleet; and as a consequence Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner) and the crew of the soon to be decommissioned USS Enterprise has been volunteered to be the Federation's symbol of peace and also to escort Chancellor Gorkon (played by David Warner) to peace talks due to take place on Earth. However, after the Klingon Chancellor's ship is seemingly attacked by the Enterprise and Gorkon is seemingly assassinated by Starfleet officers, Captain Kirk and Dr. Leonard McCoy are put on trial and are sentenced to life in prison on the reputed "Alien's graveyard", ice-covered, Klingon prison planet of Rura Penthe - while Captain Spock (played by Leonard Nimoy), assisted by his new protégé Valeris (played by Kim Cattrall), investigate who it was that attacked and killed Chancellor Gorkon in an attempt to preserve the prospect of peace between the Federation and the Klingons. However, parties on both sides who wish to continue the conflict between Federation and the Klingon Empire are conspiring, including Klingon General Chang (played by Christopher Plummer) - and it is all up to Captain Kirk, Captain Spock, and the crew of the Enterprise to do all that they can to reveal the conspiracy and allow for the peace talks between the Federation and the Klingons to take place and be successful. The film is the sixth and the final film to feature the main cast members of the "Star Trek: The Original Series" TV show and it is a fitting tribute to their enduring legacy that will continue to live long and prosper for many years to come. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markthepoet/message

In today's episode meet the talented Val Nichols, a visionary behind – The WILD Tribe Business Society, a 6 figure business and mindset company created to empower entrepreneurs and propel them towards success. This effective strategy allows people to use their passions and talents to build a sustainable, branded business.   “ I would go back and I would tell myself, take the risk, do the thing, invest in a coach, invest in a program because you'll save yourself a lot of time and money.” - Valeris   TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE Transferring online from the corporate world How to stop doubting yourself Helping women achieve dreams Taking risks sooner How to connect with clients Don't give up too easily   TIMESTAMPS 01:30 Valeris journey as a professional 02:11 Her experience working corporate world 03:11 Tips learned from her biggest mistakes 04:26 Why you should take bigger risks 05:29 Number one tip for starting out 06:10 Creating a connection with clients 07:46 Being consistent and authentic 09:30 Connect with Valeris   EPISODE WEBPAGE https://Purposefullday.com/episode35   To be in sync with Purposefull Community, text “Hey podcast” here! + 1 (401) 399-4105 Support this podcast

Monique Valeris is the senior home editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers decorating ideas, home tours, gift guides and more. Previously, she served as the digital home editor at ELLE Decor. https://www.instagram.com/moniquevaleris/?hl=en

Valeria is the CEO of Symonds Training, a company that offers training course materials to trainers and HR departments worldwide. Started 2 years ago, Valeria's company now sells her products worldwide. Valeris started this business whilst finishing her Ph.D. in the UK and after a stint teaching at the University of Bath, England. Website: https://symondsresearch.com/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/symonds-research/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/corporatetraininguk/

If you thought Picard liked Shakespeare, wait till you get a load of these Klingons! Join your nostalgic hosts as they discuss the excellence of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, a film whose plot and themes remain strikingly relevant to today's crazy mixed-up world. We also, of course, discuss knee-balls. Next week: Who knows? It'll be something about Star Trek though! Check out @ItsGotStarTrek on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook to find out! Subscribe to the It's Got Star Trek Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Overcast, YouTube, or whichever clever podcast app you are most fond of. Note that this and all episodes of the It's Got Star Trek podcast contain explicit language and, frankly, an unnecessary amount of offensive content, so the show is intended only for adults and really really cool kids. Please utilize one of the following options if you have an interest in contacting your hosts: Email us at feedback@itsgotstartrek.com Twitter us @ItsGotStarTrek Instagramaphone us @ItsGotStarTrek Facebookify us @ItsGotStarTrek Telephone us at 202-456-1414 You can also visit www.itsgotstartrek.com and leave a comment or head on over to the It's Got Everything subreddit to join the discussion. Don't say we didn't give you options here!

Problematic faves! Anika and a sliiiiiiiiiiightly hungover (yet award-winning) Liz discuss the characters we love, but can't entirely recommend without a caveat. Or many caveats.  But first -- we have to define terms. How do you narrow it down when literally every single work of fiction, along with every single human who ever existed, is imperfect? Discussed:  Yeoman Tonia Barrows of "Shore Leave" (TOS) Captain Kathryn Janeway of THE ENTIRE SERIES OF VOYAGER have you heard of her? T'Pring of of "Amok Time" (TOS) and Valeris  of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Gul Dukat of DS9 (the ultimate Problematic Fave Who Thinks He Is A Cinnamon Roll) Seska of Voyager L'Rell of Discovery And along the way, we talk about fandom's attitudes towards characters who do terrible things or represent terrible ideas, fan fiction as a safe place to explore ideas which don't have a place in canon, and more!

Standard Orbit 228: A Tale of Two Saaviks A Character Review This week on Standard Orbit hosts Zach Moore, Hayley Stoddart, and Ken Tripp discuss the character of Saavik and the actors that portrayed her. This fan-favorite Vulcan is fun to explore from her origins to the very unique styles brought to her by Kirstie Alley and Robin Curtis. The Standard Orbit team explore the perspectives, the history, and the approaches taken by Myer and Nimoy in making Saavik a part of the crew only to be written off and reinvented with Valeris (Kim Cattrall)  in Star Trek VI.  We invite you to explore LT. Saavik and give us your feedback and theories on the Babel Conference. Boldly Listen!   Chapters  Welcome to Standard Orbit! (00:01:23) Hello Mr. Saavik  (00:09:50) Searching for Spock with a new Saavik (00:18:40) A Theory on the Re-Casting  (00:22:30) Facial Expressions (00:33:10) Written-Out (00:36:22) From Saavik to Valeris (00:42:40) Saavik Endures (00:53:50) POTFM (01:00:38) Closing (01:06:42)   Hosts Zach Moore Hayley Stoddart Ken Tripp   Production Zach Moore (Producer) Ken Tripp (Editor & Producer) Hayley Stoddart (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Nicolas Anastassiou (Associate Producer) Tim Robertson (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Associate Producer) Corey Elrod (Associate Producer) Dan Rhodes (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

In our second look at Star Trek's women villains, we examine con-women Ardra (TNG) and Dala (VOY), memorable TOS antagonists Nona and Janice Lester, and heavy-hitters like the Female Changeling, Valeris and the Sphere-Builders. HOSTS Jarrah, Sue, Grace EDITOR Jarrah Send us your feedback! Email:  crew@womenatwarp.com Twitter: @womenatwarp Facebook: http://facebook.com/womenatwarp Support the Show: http://www.patreon.com/womenatwarp Find more from the Roddenberry Podcast Network at http://podcasts.roddenberry.com

In our second look at Star Trek’s women villains, we examine con-women Ardra (TNG) and Dala (VOY), memorable TOS antagonists Nona and Janice Lester, and heavy-hitters like the Female Changeling, Valeris and the Sphere-Builders. HOSTS Jarrah, Sue, Grace EDITOR Jarrah Send us your feedback! Email:  crew@womenatwarp.com Twitter: @womenatwarp Facebook: http://facebook.com/womenatwarp Support the Show: http://www.patreon.com/womenatwarp Find more from the Roddenberry Podcast Network at http://podcasts.roddenberry.com

A Star Trek story written on-the-fly about Cartwright and Valeris Star Trek fans love a good continuation. We live for stories of the minutia and that are around the corners from the characters we know and love. That is where we are with Admiral Cartwright and Valeris. What happened to them the moment Undiscovered Country ended? We explore that in this week's episode.John Mills joins Tristan Riddell this week while Charlynn Schmiedt takes a brief sabbatical. 

"We will not be the instigators of full scale war on the eve of universal peace!" Even though “Star Trek: The Next Generation” was entering its fifth season and Star Trek V: The Final Frontier had underperformed, Paramount wanted to bring back the original crew of the Enterprise for one last hurrah to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the franchise. To write and helm the film, they turned to the man who arguably made the best film thus far, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Nicholas Meyer co-wrote it and ended up directing it as well, making a film that stands out as one of the high points of the franchise. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our Star Trek series with Meyer’s 1991 film Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. We talk about what this film means for the original crew and how it works as their final send-off. We look at the Shakespeare elements, along with other nods to world history, and discuss them in context of this universe – does it make sense for other races to be quoting ancient Earthlings – versus in context of us as viewers of the film. We dig deep into the scene when Spock double mind melds Kim Cattrall’s Valeris, how well that scene works for us and why. We discuss the context of the world at the time Meyer and team wrote and made this film and how well that connection benefits the story. We discuss Cliff Eidelman’s music and why it works so well, even if he largely stays away from the themes already built into the series. And we talk about the fantastic Klingon makeup done throughout the film and why we think it works so well. It’s a film that stands out as Pete’s favorite of the franchise and one well worth talking about. Definitely check this one out. It’s well worth it. Then tune into the show! The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins. Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Hulu Script Transcript Original theatrical trailer Original poster artwork Flickchart Letterboxd

"We will not be the instigators of full scale war on the eve of universal peace!" Even though “Star Trek: The Next Generation” was entering its fifth season and Star Trek V: The Final Frontier had underperformed, Paramount wanted to bring back the original crew of the Enterprise for one last hurrah to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the franchise. To write and helm the film, they turned to the man who arguably made the best film thus far, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Nicholas Meyer co-wrote it and ended up directing it as well, making a film that stands out as one of the high points of the franchise. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our Star Trek series with Meyer's 1991 film Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. We talk about what this film means for the original crew and how it works as their final send-off. We look at the Shakespeare elements, along with other nods to world history, and discuss them in context of this universe – does it make sense for other races to be quoting ancient Earthlings – versus in context of us as viewers of the film. We dig deep into the scene when Spock double mind melds Kim Cattrall's Valeris, how well that scene works for us and why. We discuss the context of the world at the time Meyer and team wrote and made this film and how well that connection benefits the story. We discuss Cliff Eidelman's music and why it works so well, even if he largely stays away from the themes already built into the series. And we talk about the fantastic Klingon makeup done throughout the film and why we think it works so well. It's a film that stands out as Pete's favorite of the franchise and one well worth talking about. Definitely check this one out. It's well worth it. Then tune into the show! The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins. Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Hulu Script Transcript Original theatrical trailer Original poster artwork Flickchart Letterboxd

Vulcans on Enterprise. When jumping backwards a century—or even two—you would expect that races and societies to be different. Yet one thing about about Enterprise that ruffled the feathers of Star Trek fans the most was the portrayal of Vulcans. Despite having gotten to know very few Vulcans over the course of four series and nine films, fans had a preconceived notion of what they all should be like. Spock preached the virtues of logic (though he didn't always practice it), Tuvok was the poster child for emotional control, and the deceptive Valeris was… Kim Cattrall. To build upon First Contact, to follow the path of how Vulcan-Human cooperation evolved, and to make them an integral part of the series week after week required giving some depth and backstory to what was a famous but mostly blank slate. Otherwise they would have gotten boring very quickly. In this episode of Warp Five we're joined by Tyler Johnson and Tommy Kraft to discuss Vulcans on Enterprise, including where they came from—before Surak and through the Time of Awakening—and how they strayed from the path of logic to find themselves wandering through the wilderness and staring at a fork in the road during the 22nd century. We also discuss the V'tosh ka'tur, the Vulcan exploration of emotion, flirtation with military dictatorship, the rediscovery of the Kir'Shara, and the Vulcan Reformation.

James Swallow. From Terok Nor to the Myriad Universe, from the bridge of the Titan to the aftermath of The Undiscovered Country, author James Swallow has played in many corners of the Star Trek universe. In this episode of Literary Treks we're joined by James to discuss what it's like to tell stories from the lost era of Deep Space Nine, why it's difficult to write Picard, what it takes to redeem Valeris, and many more topics from across Star Trek literature. In our news segment we look at the five books that will make up the new miniseries "The Fall," Tony Daniel's TOS novel Devil's Bargain, William Leisner's The Shocks of Adversity, the sticker book Stuck On Star Trek, some of the first interior views of The Star Trek Visual Dictionary, Countdown to Darkness #3, Star Trek Ongoing #19, and the Ongoing Volume 4 compendium. We also lament the lack of Star Trek audiobooks at a time when the spoken format is more popular than ever.