Podcasts about Valle

Christian Garcés-Representante a la Cámara por el Centro DemocráticoTema:  Orden Público en el Valle del Cauca

Dan, Manny, & Billy welcome Erin Áine & Kyle Valle to talk all about the indie filmmaking journey behind their movie ZombieCon Vol. “Sometimes people are a**holes, [and] then they turn into zombies.” -Dan This is the second part of the ZombieCon Vol.1 two-parter, and it's a Nostalgia 101 for the books. Erin Áine & Kyle Valle answer all the guys' questions about the making of ZombieCon, some of the insane moments in the film, and they even let them behind the curtain of some of the reasons for their creative choices. They also answer questions that Dan collected from Instagram and TikTok, and they even let us in on some production secrets and upcoming projects. If you're an aspiring filmmaker or just someone that loves a good indie-horror zombie flick, this episode is just for you, we promise. Oh! And Billy gets super nerdy with Erin and Kyle about their favorite anime. So, put your holiday spirit on hold, grab a cold beverage and a snack, and why not put on your best cosplay outfit because this episode it all sorts of Nostalgia Test Nerdiness. And if you're looking for the perfect gift for the horror nerds in your life, order a copy of ZombieCon Vol.1 and some really awesome merch on their website.   A group of cosplaying friends trigger a zombie apocalypse and are forced to traverse a zombie-infested Los Angeles to save their loved one. Trailer:  https://youtu.be/5J_wBWru-t8 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ZombieCONVol1     Email us (thenostalgiatest@gmail.com) your thoughts, opinions, and topics for our next Nostalgia Test! Suggest A Test & Be Our Guest! We're always looking for a fun new topic for The Nostalgia Test. Hit the link above, tell us what you'd like to see tested, and be our guest for that episode!   Approximate Rundown 00:00 Welcome to Nostalgia 101 00:03 Meet the ZombieCon Team 00:15 Back to School Vibes 00:24 Longtime Friends Reunite 00:45 From Film School to Filmmaking 00:59 ZombieCon: The Journey Begins 01:37 Behind the Scenes of ZombieCon 02:43 The Making of ZombieCon 04:01 Challenges in Filmmaking 07:30 Cosplay and Con Culture 10:17 Filming in a Small Apartment 13:38 Practical Effects and Budgeting 15:18 Funding the Film 17:25 Post-Production Hurdles 23:32 Character Development and Story Elements 40:11 Future Volumes and Plans 41:20 Discussing the Zombie Aspect 41:38 Technical Issues and Podcasting Woes 42:08 Love for Zombie Movies 42:39 Character Development and Team Building 43:45 Humor and Campiness in the Film 44:47 Behind the Scenes and Cameos 45:39 Fast vs. Slow Zombies 47:44 Favorite Zombie Movies 49:20 Music in the Film 51:12 Survival Choices in Horror Films 53:03 Anime and Other Interests 01:03:02 Underrated Zombie and Horror Films 01:05:45 Current and Future Projects 01:12:48 Promoting ZombieCon and Final Thoughts   Book The Nostalgia Test Podcast Bring The Nostalgia Test Podcast's high energy fun and comedy on your podcast, to host your themed parties & special events!  The Nostalgia Test Podcast will create an unforgettable Nostalgic experience for any occasion because we are the party! We bring it 100% of the time! Email us at thenostalgiatest@gmail.com or fill out the form at this link. LET'S GET NOSTALGIC!       Keep up with all things The Nostalgia Test Podcast on Instagram | Substack | Discord | TikTok | Bluesky | YouTube | Facebook   The intro and outro music ('Neon Attack 80s') is by Emanmusic. The Lithology Brewing ad music ("Red, White, Black, & Blue") is by PEG and the Rejected

In this episode of “The Business of Blueberries,” Kasey Cronquist, president of the U.S. Highbush Council (USHBC) and the North American Blueberry Council (NABC), is joined by Luis Vegas, general manager of Proarándanos, and Miguel Bentin, founder of Valle y Pampa. Vegas leads his organization's efforts to represent and promote Peru's blueberry industry worldwide, providing critical market data, industry insights and strategic direction for growers and exporters. Bentin serves as the general manager of the joint venture between Valle y Pampa, a Peruvian blueberry production and export company, and Family Tree Farms. He has extensive experience in fruit production and global markets, and shares firsthand knowledge of the challenges and opportunities facing growers. “I think 2023 was a wake-up call for all the industry. It was really a learning experience for all of us. … One of the things we learned was how the different varieties behaved under these conditions, and there was a clear difference between certain varieties.” – Luis Vegas“ As Peru starts improving the average quality of the crop, we'll have more, as exporters, better opportunities in China, which is a very highly demanding market that establishes a big difference between premium fruit, what they consider premium fruit and regular fruit.” – Miguel Bentin Topics covered include: An introduction to Vegas and Bentin, and their work. An exploration of Proarándanos global priorities and reach. The impact weather has had on the Peruvian blueberry production over the past year.Crop ReportThe Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout important blueberry growing areas. You'll hear from Luis Vegas in Peru. This was recorded on December 11, 2025.

Clima templado en el Valle de México con lluvias aisladas  INE amplía vigencia de credenciales para votar en CoahuilaMéxico y EU firman acuerdo para sanear aguas del río TijuanaMás información en nuestro podcast

This episode isn't just a story, it's a masterclass in mindset, belief, resilience, and refusing to give up on a dream even when everything around you says don't bother. In this conversation, Esteban Benítez Valle takes us behind the scenes of qualifying for the Olympics, navigating heartbreak, dealing with insane pressure, and then - somehow - stepping into the legendary Hamburg Derby and doing what nobody expected him to do. But the REAL power of this episode? It shows that elite-level mindset is not magic. It's a skill. A skill ANY rider can learn. Inside, Esteban shares: How he stayed certain about the Olympics even when everything went wrong Why he hired a sports psychologist before he needed one How he dealt with a season full of injuries, pressure, and travel The exact mindset shift that kept him focused instead of overwhelmed His process for shutting down negative thoughts instantly How he used visualization to ride a 160cm course before he ever rode it Why belief must come before evidence How he built a relationship with a horse he barely knew, days before the Derby Why treating the moment as a “gift” removes fear The mental routine that kept him calm, grounded, and razor-focused How he created a “tunnel” of focus in front of a stadium full of spectators And the one thing every rider should stop apologizing for when competing This episode isn't about talent or luck. It's about mindset, belief, consistency, and the courage to think bigger than your circumstances. If you're a rider who: ✔ overthinks every mistake ✔ doubts yourself more than you admit ✔ feels like you're not progressing fast enough ✔ wonders if you're ever “good enough” ✔ freezes under pressure ✔ dreams big but feels small …this episode will show you what's possible when you back yourself; fully, unapologetically, and consistently. And more importantly: It will show you how your mind becomes your biggest advantage when you train it like athletes in every other sport do. Resources Mentioned:

Boric invita a Kast a reunión en el palacio de La Moneda tras su victoria  Seis Polos de Bienestar estarán listos en 2026: Ebrard  ISSEMYM ofrece hoteles en Valle de Bravo y Tonatico  Más información en nuestro podcast

SEP reconoce un accidente en programa La Escuela es Nuestra en Coahuila  Lluvias y ambiente fresco para el Valle de México  Papa condena violencia antisemita tras ataque en Australia  Más información en nuestro podcast

Les contaremos qué ha dado de sí el paso de la borrasca Emilia por la provincia de Almería, avisos rojos por lluvias, cortes de carreteras, suspensión de actividades, rescate de personas, inundaciones en casas, sonidos del Es Alert en los móviles de los vecinos de 36 municipios... pero a pesar de todo esto, el balance es positivo ya que no hay que lamentar heridos ni grandes daños materiales reseñables. El aviso rojo se ha desactivado a las 6 de la mañana, y la normalidad volverá a la provincia a a partir de las 12 del mediodía, cuando también desaparezca el aviso naranja en las Comarcas del Valle del Almanzora, los Vélez y el levante almeriense.- Los pescadores de arrastre almerienses podrán pescar 143 días en el año 2026. El la cuota que ha salido de Bruselas tras la reunión de los ministros comunitarios del sector.- En los deportes el Almería perdió 1-2 frente al Burgos en casa. Vuelve a dejar escapar 3 puntos importantes para meterse en los puestos de ascenso directo.- En cultura, el cantaor jerezano José Mercé ya es hijo adoptivo de Almería. El Ayuntamiento le ha otorgado esta distinción en un Teatro apolo lleno hasta la bandera.Escuchar audio

María Corina Machado ya no es "diferente". En este video desmontamos la narrativa de “ahora sí es distinto”, luego de que apareciera en Oslo rodeada de los mismos personajes de la falsa oposición que tanto daño le han hecho al país: Leopoldo López, Antonio Ledezma, David Smolansky, Miguel Pizarro, entre otros.¿No era que ellos eran la casta corrupta? ¿No era que estaban vetados de su proyecto político? Hoy vemos cómo se abrazan y se felicitan en un mismo evento, confirmando que todo esto ha sido una gran simulación. Además, analizamos cómo María Corina ha pasado a formar parte de la diáspora, mientras ahora habla por los venezolanos desde el extranjero. ¿No decían que si estabas afuera no tenías derecho a opinar? ¿O eso solo aplica cuando no estás alineado con la narrativa del momento?Este video es una reflexión directa sobre las incoherencias, las pugnas internas dentro de su equipo y cómo los mismos de siempre terminan reapareciendo. ¿María Corina es la esperanza o solo un nuevo rostro del mismo poder?

Ely del Valle recorre en el Buenos Días Madrid con los oyentes todos los puntos de la Comunidad. Tres horas más de radio donde se habla de psicología, ciencia, cultura, gastronomía, medio ambiente, consumo…

Ely del Valle recorre en el Buenos Días Madrid con los oyentes todos los puntos de la comunidad. Tres horas más de radio donde se habla de psicología, ciencia, cultura, gastronomía, medio ambiente y consumo.

please email us as forteannewspodcast@gmail.com If you want to support then show you can leave a tip here https://ko-fi.com/forteannewspodcast thank you so much This months:  The mysterious village time-slip The 3rd interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS, to come into our solar system breaks the laws of science. UFO over the pyramid in Egypt Pyramid UFO in Texas Underwater UFOs are real Everything we thought we knew about consciousness is wrong RIP to the UKs oldest witch Exorcisms to try and get rid of a hex on Charlie Kirk Is the Bissell Mansion in St Louis the most terrifying haunted mansion in America? The holographic inter soul Meeting Jesus in death The most haunted road in Scotland UAP cover up Has the cryptid Ogopogo moved lakes? Brocarde chats to motor heads Lemmie who is eating pizza on a black horse Is Bruce Forsyth's ghost joking about fire extinguishes? Is there an ancient pyramid submerged off New Orleans Teacher loses job spraying poop spray Tech billionaire loser tells people regulating AI is the antichrist Ohio mansion is most haunted More investigation into Utah cattle mutilations Were the Anunakki aliens? The 13 Ghost of the Joelma Building in Brazil S.k. Pierce Mansion sold for one million dollars Strange UFO seen over Tulcingo de Valle, Mexico see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=Uamlx-TTWtzkQ7S8&v=HE2Ih2IaaNE&feature=youtu.be&themeRefresh=1 The Nessie was a hoax all along? San Antonio folklore stars in new paper Occulto All living things emit a glowing aura Have archaeologists found ancient aliens in Kuwait? Hail so big it can be seen from space Did we face the rapture? V Shaped UFO over Los Angeles The High Strangeness of the Wold Newton Triangle Are Labubu actually things for Pazuzu to possess? Can welcome mats invite in demons? Is remote viewing intelligence laundering Has Noah's ark been discovered Answers found for the dragon stones The Siirt poltergeist The UFO/UAP Coverup of reverse engineering Who is the hat man? The real Stranger Things, The Montuak Experiments 21 grams the weight of the soul The Whitey river monster

Frente frío 21 provocará bajas temperaturas y lluvias intensas Lluvias aisladas y rachas de viento en el Valle de MéxicoPapa León XIV llama al diálogo como camino para la pazMás información en nuestro podcast 

¡¡Bienvenid@s a Mochileros!! Ya estamos de vuelta con un nuevo programa de Mochileros Podcast y regresamos a tierras Nepalies para charlar nuevamente con nuestro amigo José Novo que está tomándose unos días de descanso después de haber acompañado a un grupo de clientes y amigos a recorrer tierras nepalíes, más concretamente en el Valle de Langtang, del cual nos hablará un poquito y nos ayudará a conocer un poco más de primera mano todas las maravillas que podemos encontrar allí. Sigue pendiente la pregunta de saber cual será el 3000 del pirineo del que hablaremos aproximamente y que está enmarcado en las inmediaciones del Valle de tena...¿Os atrevéis a dar un nombre? Coged vuestros bastones que empezamos!!! +Más formas de contacto con Jose Novo: instagram: valle_nomada https://www.youtube.com/user/JOSE4T1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + Enlace de referidos a la web del CLUB DEL GPS . com: https://clubdelgps.com/mochileros ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + Programa en Spotify: MOCHILEROS PODCAST SM + La música de Mochileros podcast: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ZFjhE50vqOdkklXmVoqXW?si=af395167a586491e +Weblog del Podcast: https://mochilerosoficial.wixsite.com/podcast + Grupo de Telegram de Mochileros Podcast: t.me/Mochileros_Podcast Puedes encontrarnos en iVoox, en iTunes, en Spotify, en Youtube y en tu podcatcher favorito. mail: mochilerosoficial@gmail.com twitter: @mochileros_ofi instagram:@mochilerosoficial facebook: mochilerospodcast Foto de cabecera: https://thru-hiking.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/raimond-klavins.jpg

Los usuarios del centro Virgen del Valle siguen preparando las actividades de cara a la Navidad.

Hace más de un siglo, los argentinos comenzaron a explotar las minas de carbón de la región de Ischigualasto, una zona desértica del oeste del país, situada entre las estribaciones de los Andes y las Sierras Pampeanas, en la frontera entre las provincias de San Juan y La Rioja. A partir de una publicación del Automóvil Club Argentino en 1943 el lugar empezó a ser conocido con el nombre de Valle de la Luna, debido a las caprichosas formaciones geológicas que lo jalonan. Hoy en día, los yacimientos paleontológicos de la Cuenca de Ischigualasto-Villa Unión se extienden por dos espacios protegidos contiguos, el Parque Nacional Talampaya, en La Rioja, y el Parque Natural Provincial Ischigualasto en la provincia de San Juan. Ambos parques han sido declarados Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO por la importancia científica de sus yacimientos, en los que se puede estudiar el origen de los dinosaurios y de los mamíferos.

Episodio #198:¿Llevas años en tu profesión, pero sientes que la competencia te respira en la nuca?¿No sabes cómo crear tu propio océano de clientes?¿Tu negocio crece… pero a costa de tu paz?En este episodio te revelo cómo aplicar la metodología ADN – Negocios de Servicios de Nicho, un modelo diseñado para que líderes como tú crezcan desde su área de genialidad, sin improvisar y sin agotarse.Junto a la Dra. Yolyhalmarie Hernández, Fuentes del Valle, Cindy Cardona y Marién Amézaga, hablamos de lo que realmente mueve un negocio de servicios en el 2026:✨ Definir y validar tu nicho para atraer clientes que te necesitan de verdad.✨ Crear tu propuesta de valor, tu método y tus paquetes para vender con propósito y autoridad.✨ Comunicar tu valor estratégicamente y dejar de competir por precio.✨ Construir una máquina de ventas intencionada que te dé claridad, seguridad y consistencia.Si quieres un negocio rentable, diferenciado y emocionalmente sostenible… este episodio es tu punto de partida.

¡Tenemos ganador! Cuevas del Valle se ha alzado con el premio en la tercera semana de Pueblos especiales sumándose a Almedinilla (Córdoba) y Cortes (Navarra) en la lista de localidades más molonas de España. Recuerda cómo vendieron sus virtudes sus embajadores Claudia y José y cómo ha quedado la clasificación general.Participa en el concurso y demuestra que tu pueblo es el más molón mandando un mensaje al 619 441 746

NO EPISÓDIO 595, TEREMOS A PRESENÇA DO PROFESSOR VALLE.QUER FAZER PARTE DISSO? ENTÃO BOOORAAA. VEM COM A GENTE E INTERAJA NESSA TRANSMISSÃO AO VIVO!!!VIIIIIIIIBRA!!! CONHEÇA MAIS DOS NOSSOS PATROCINADORES:

China estaría considerando un paquete de incentivos de hasta US$70.000 millones para financiar su industria de fabricación de chips; Maduro dice que la incautación del petrolero es ilegal; México autorizaría oferta de Chico Pardo por Banamex; Magdalena del Valle, quien cubra las Naciones Unidas para Bloomberg News, explica el proceso de selección del nuevo Secretario General de la ONU.Newsletter Cinco cosas: bloom.bg/42Gu4pGLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bloomberg-en-espanol/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/BloombergEspanolWhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaFVFoWKAwEg9Fdhml1lTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bloombergenespanolX: https://twitter.com/BBGenEspanolProducción: Ivana Bargués, Eduardo ThomsonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ely del Valle recorre en el Buenos Días Madrid con los oyentes todos los puntos de la Comunidad. Tres horas más de radio donde se habla de psicología, ciencia, cultura, gastronomía, medio ambiente, consumo…

Ely del Valle recorre en el Buenos Días Madrid con los oyentes todos los puntos de la comunidad. Tres horas más de radio donde se habla de psicología, ciencia, cultura, gastronomía, medio ambiente y consumo.

Lázaro Jiménez es el director del Comité de Senderos de la Federación de Montañismo nos sugiere consultar la oferta de senderos homologados de cada municipio. "La Región de Murcia cuenta con una variedad muy rica, superando los cien senderos homologados, lo que significa que han sido certificados por técnicos y están señalizados para garantizar la seguridad de los excursionistas"Jiménez nos recomienda una ruta específica el sendero 131 de Baldomero Brugarolas inaugurado recientemente en Sierra Espuña, un recorrido histórico del siglo VI que conecta la localidad de Alhama de Murcia con el Valle de Leiva, donde se encuentra el Pozo de las Ánimas. La ruta original es de 16,6 kilómetros y un desnivel de 900 metros, Sin embargo, el sendero puede acortarse iniciando el recorrido en el puente del Trasvase, eliminando aproximadamente 6 kilómetros y un desnivel de 200 metros, lo que le convierte en un recorrido más asequible.

Ely del Valle recorre en el Buenos Días Madrid con los oyentes todos los puntos de la Comunidad. Tres horas más de radio donde se habla de psicología, ciencia, cultura, gastronomía, medio ambiente, consumo…

Adal Franco, Jorge Pietra Santa, Dionisio Estrada y Toño Valle encienden la polémica: ¿Puede Cruz Azul reivindicarse en la Intercontinental? ¿Quién es favorito en la final, Toluca o Tigres? Prepárate para el debate más candente del fútbol mexicano rumbo al gran desenlace de la Liga MX. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

LTHM Episode 30 – Part 1 Recorded live at LowBrau in Sacramento, California on December 6, 2025.This episode captures the first 1.5 hours of the special back-to-back, open-to-close night featuring Diego Valle & Mr. Bremson. The venue was decorated for the holidays, the crowd was fully locked in, and the energy stayed warm, deep, and steadily groovy all night.Part 2 dropping soon — subscribe to stay updated.Follow the DJs:https://www.instagram.com/mrbremson/https://www.instagram.com/diegovalle_lthm/More at LTHMmusic.com

Som et nyt format i Bak Lane gæster min gode ven, Michael Valgren, podcasten til en aktuel snak, om hvad der rører sig i cykelsporten pt. Valgren røber lidt af sin vintertræning, teaser for en ny hurtig Cannondale-ramme samt målsætninger og løbsprogram for 2026.  Vi vil prøve at catche op med hinanden i løbet af 2026-sæsonen, så kom gerne med et bud på formattet. Måske I kan gøre det bedre end "Valle og Volmer" og "Bak Lane med den lyserøde panter fra Thy".  Vært: Lars Bak Gæst: Michael Valgren Bak Lane er produceret af Anders Mielke / Forhjulslir.  

As we continue studying our series in the book of Corinthians, today we will discuss 1 Corinthians 13.This chapter, often called the “Love Chapter,” emphasizes the supreme importance of love. Paul explains that no matter how gifted, knowledgeable, or generous we are, without love, it means nothing. Love is patient, kind, humble, and enduring. It does not envy, boast, or seek its own way. Love never fails and is eternal, outlasting faith and hope. Paul concludes by highlighting that love is the greatest virtue, the foundation for all Christian life and relationships

Mientras continuamos nuestro estudio en el libro de Timoteo hoy, el Pastor Efren Vall discutirá estas importantes advertencias y cómo se aplican a nosotros como creyentes.En este pasaje, Pablo advierte a Timoteo que en los últimos días vendrán tiempos difíciles. Las personas estarán impulsadas por el egoísmo, el orgullo y la corrupción moral; serán amantes del placer más que de Dios. Aparenterán ser piadosos, pero negarán el verdadero poder de la piedad. Pablo insta a los creyentes a ser discernidores, evitando a aquellos que desvían a otros con engaños y palabras vacías. Este pasaje llama a la iglesia a permanecer firme en la verdad, fiel en su carácter y alerta ante los engaños espirituales.

Amedeo Bologna"Alla locanda della stella rossa"Neos Edizioniwww.neosedizioni.itUna storia fallita significa necessariamente una storia “sbagliata”? La Storia non è forse fatta da persone con i loro sentimenti, debolezze e fragilità?Torino, lunedì 10 agosto 2011. Lamberto Ricossi, il “Compagno Lamberto”, ha custodito per oltre trent'anni un covo brigatista, un covo “freddo”, ovvero mai utilizzato. Dopo lo smantellamento della colonna torinese delle BR, si era fatto carico di quell'alloggio, lo teneva in ordine, pagava le bollette. Si erano tutti dimenticati di lui ma il “Compagno Lamberto” era rimasto sempre in attesa di ordini, fedele al suo ruolo di addetto alla logistica, poco più di un fiancheggiatore. A custodire un qualcosa che non doveva più esistere, come l'ultimo soldato giapponese rimasto a presidiare un'isola. «All'inizio pensò che quella “dimenticanza” fosse un gran colpo di fortuna, ma poi, col passare del tempo, fu assalito da un pesantissimo senso di irrilevanza, dalla sensazione cioè di non contare e di non avere mai contato granché».Ma quel giorno d'estate il “Compagno Lamberto” entra nell'androne del palazzo di via Principi d'Acaja.  È venuto il momento di chiudere. Anzi, di rimettere in moto la Storia. Si dirige in bagno, mette il tappo nello scarico della vasca e apre i rubinetti. Guarda l'acqua scrosciare e se ne va. L'alloggio si allaga, arrivano i vigili del fuoco, quindi la polizia. Il covo è scoperto. Il giorno dopo, il “Compagno Lamberto”, latitante fuori tempo massimo, prende l'auto, direzione Liguria, per raggiungere un posto chiamato la Locanda della Stella Rossa.Nel mentre, Brenno Bisanzi, compagno di gioventù di Lamberto, con il quale aveva frequentato l'istituto per periti chimici industriali “Luigi Casale” di Torino, stanco di una vita asfittica, decide di fuggire dai suoi fallimenti personali. A pochi giorni dal suo sessantesimo compleanno, imbocca una strada provinciale che lo porta nell'entroterra ligure, dalle parti di Ventimiglia, e tra tornanti, ulivi e muretti a secco, “dove il salmastro si sposa a umori di terra riarsa”, arriva in un posto chiamato la Locanda della Stella Rossa.Mentre al commissario Giacomo Cremona e al vicecommissario Massimo Glisenti i conti non tornano (perché far scoprire quel covo dopo tanti anni? Perché Lamberto Ricossi ha continuato ad occuparsi di quell'alloggio? Perché quella latitanza illogica e velleitaria?), il caso, o la misteriosa tendenza che certe storie hanno di ricongiungersi, porta i due vecchi compagni di scuola e di amicizia ad approdare in un posto davvero bizzarro, popolato da personaggi altrettanto bizzarri: un oste che pare un pirata in disarmo, un pittore chiamato Modì, un'affascinante pianista jazz, un Passeur. “Un luogo ad alta densità di storie andate in malora”, una vera e propria comunità di allegri falliti, dove ci si faceva beffe del destino con ironia e leggerezza, perché la Locanda della Stella Rossa, più che un luogo fisico, è una condizione mentale. Esistenze che un tempo avevano sognato di cambiare il mondo ed ora erano finite in un limbo, oppure costrette a fare i conti con la memoria. I loro percorsi andranno ad incrociarsi con quelli di una giovane giornalista free lance (nonché musicista), di un libraio di altri tempi, di un ex brigatista fuggito in Francia, di un ex infiltrato, di un commissario dal passato ambiguo.Passato e presente si specchiano, si rincorrono e si interrogano in un romanzo che alterna suspense e introspezione, thriller psicologico e racconto di un'epoca, realismo e lirismo.Spiega Amedeo Bologna: «Quando fatti e vicende vissute in prima persona si allontanano dal presente per entrare nella Storia con la esse maiuscola, ci si rende conto di come il passaggio dai ricordi ai “manuali” comporti spesso la drastica bipartizione tra buoni e cattivi, santi e demoni, vittime innocenti e carnefici, azzerando la complessità di quanto accaduto. L'argomento centrale del romanzo è proprio la rivisitazione dei tanti e diversi universi che avevano animato il periodo più che decennale del così detto “Sessantotto” per recuperare l'umanità dei personaggi che ne avevano fatto parte e che, a mio avviso, andavano sottratti alla visione manichea che, trascurando le complessità di quel lontano e complicato periodo, ne alteravano il senso.  “La Locanda della Stella Rossa” è il luogo immaginato per ospitare proprio gli sconfitti di quelle vicende, mai comunque piegati alla marginalità a cui il trascorrere del tempo vorrebbe destinarli. E in quel luogo particolare e discosto si intrecciano i destini di persone la cui vita è stata segnata da quei lontani eventi… In parte si tratta di vicende da me vissute in prima persona, in parte in modo indiretto, ma anche del tutto inventate, com'è normale nella stesura di qualsiasi romanzo che non sia dichiaratamente un'autobiografia». Amedeo Bologna, a partire dal 1998, con il racconto Settenni, ha iniziato a pubblicare presso piccoli editori operanti in Valle d'Aosta. Oltre ai racconti editi in Patate e champagne, Nera Baltea, Joà, Voci da una collezione, con Edizioni Vida sono anche usciti due suoi romanzi: Il gatto di Majakovskij nel 2014 e Il suono di una mano sola nel 2016. Suoi racconti sono inoltre presenti nelle antologie di Neos Edizioni Natale in Valle d'Aosta (2021), Natale in Valle d'Aosta. Racconti sul filo dell'acqua (2022) e Natale in Valle d'Aosta. Quindici storie fra leggende e tradizioni (2024, di cui è anche curatore, insieme a Carlotta Marricco).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/

García Harfuch descarta coche bomba en Michoacán En la reunión con Trump sólo se habló del gusano barrenador: Sheinbaum  Se prevé ambiente templado y probabilidad de chubascos en le Valle de México  Más información en nuestro podcast

En el Valle de México se espera  una temperatura máxima de 24°. Investigan muertes de animales y fuga de lobos en zoológico de LeónEU decomisa 9 toneladas de cocaína en el PacíficoMás información en nuestro podcast

En el programa participa el presidente de la Asociación de Empresas de Turismo de Aventura con Eduardo Jubert en representación de Tu Provincia–Huesca La Magia, el alcalde de Benasque, Manuel Mora, el presidente de la Asociación Turística y Empresarial del Valle de Benasque, José María Ciria, Jordi Corominas gran estrella del alpinismo mundial y único español con piolet de oro, Mario García director de la estación de nórdico de Llanos del Hospital, José María Ciria presidente de la Asociación de Empresarios, Gabi Mur director de la estación de Cerler quienes abordarán proyectos clave como el nuevo telecabina Benasque–estación de esquí, el impulso del termalismo o el crecimiento de la alta gastronomía, con una provincia que ya suma ocho estrellas Michelin.

Se prevén vientos, cielo nublado y chubascos en el Valle de México  Joan Manuel Serrat recibe Doctorado Honoris Causa de la UdeG  Congresista denuncia agresión con gas pimienta en Arizona  Más información en nuestro podcast

Recibe Senado iniciativa para reducir jornada laboral a 40 horas  Caen 50% las contingencias ambientales en el Valle de México  Rusia lanza nuevos ataques contra Ucrania  Más información en nuestro podcast

Exigirán certificación para nuevas contrataciones en el sector salud  Prevén lluvias y ambiente templado a cálido en el Valle de México  Maduro confirma llamada “cordial” con Trump  Más información en nuestro podcast

Deep in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains, there's a quiet little valley where three creeks meet and cross like a natural X. Long before settlers built homes there, the Cherokee knew the place well—and they didn't trust it after dark. They warned their people to stay away, calling it a place where something shadowy moved through the night.Later, missionaries arrived, saw the crossing waters as a holy sign, and named the area Valle Crucis: the Valley of the Cross. They built St. John's Episcopal Church beside that old meeting of waters, never realizing what the land had already been known for.In this special episode of Backwoods Bigfoot Stories, we step outside Sasquatch territory for something darker, older, and harder to shake. What you're about to hear isn't a Bigfoot encounter.It's a story that's been whispered around western North Carolina for generations—one that comes with a body count and a warning baked into the ground itself. The legend of the Demon Dog of Valle Crucis goes back at least to the mid-1800s, when a Methodist circuit rider claimed he saw a massive black hound standing among the cemetery stones. He wrote about its size, its unnatural stillness, and those eyes—glowing red like coals. Since then, the sightings have never really stopped. They just surface every so often, always describing the same impossible thing: a dog too big to be real, fur black enough to swallow moonlight, and a stare that feels human in the worst way. But it's not the sightings that made this creature infamous. It's what followed them. Hunting dogs found torn apart with wounds that didn't match any known predator. Livestock killed in ways locals couldn't explain. And nearly every time, the trail led back to the old cemetery—back to the crossing waters—back to the place people were told not to go.At the center of this episode is a listener account from Dale, now in his late fifties, who has carried what happened to him for more than forty years.In the fall of 1975, Dale and his best friend Curtis were fourteen—two mountain kids determined to prove they were grown enough to coon hunt on their own. They headed into the woods with three dogs, including Dale's prized Bluetick, Jessie. They didn't realize they were drifting toward Valle Crucis. They didn't know what the old stories were really warning about.What happened that night near the cemetery changed Dale for good. He describes something huge stepping out of the darkness. Sounds no normal dog could make. A chase that didn't feel like a chase—more like something playing with them. And a split-second sacrifice he still hasn't forgiven himself for. Dale doesn't try to sell you a theory. He doesn't dress it up. He just tells you what he saw, what he heard, and what he lost. And the grief in his voice makes it clear: this isn't a campfire tale.This is a scar. We're honored that Dale trusted us with it. Some stories don't fade with time—they just get heavier. And this one comes with a warning that's echoed through generations: there are places in these mountains you don't push your luck in. Not because you're superstitious. Because sometimes the old folks were right.So settle in, keep your senses sharp, and walk with us into the Valley of the Cross—where the creek waters meet, the graveyard waits, and something out there still doesn't want company after dark.

In this episode of the Crack House Chronicles True Crime Podcast Donnie and Dale discuss Gilberto Valle - The Cannibal Cop.  New York police officer Gilberto Valle was accused of conspiring to kidnap, kill, and eat various women of his acquaintance. Valle claimed a "fantasy defense," arguing that his expression represented not conspiracy agreement, but fantasy role-play. His conviction and subsequent acquittal raised questions about the freedom of speech, thoughtcrime, and the nature of conspiracy law. https://www.crackhousechronicles.com/ https://linktr.ee/crackhousechronicles https://www.tiktok.com/@crackhousechronicles https://www.facebook.com/crackhousechronicles Check out our MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/user/crackhousechronicles SOURCES: https://dlj.law.duke.edu/article/conspiracy-and-the-fantasy-defense-ek-vol64-iss5/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Valle https://nymag.com/news/features/cannibal-cop-2014-1/  

Bloqueos en el Valle de México causan pérdidas por 300 mdp diarios  Vinculan a ‘El Pelón' por el caso de Carlos ManzoVenezuela pide a la OPEP apoyo ante “agresión” de EUMás información en nuestro Podcast

In 2012, NYPD officer Gilberto Valle's wife made a horrifying discovery: thousands of online chats where her husband discussed kidnapping, torturing, cooking, and eating women...including her.Valle was a member of Dark Fetish Net, a website for extreme sexual fantasies, where he shared detailed plans about cannibalizing real people he knew. The FBI arrested Valle and charged him with conspiracy to commit kidnapping. The evidence was disturbing: graphic conversations about cooking women alive, over 100 unauthorized police database searches on potential victims, Google searches for "how to make chloroform," and real-world meetings with his targets. But here's the twist: Valle never kidnapped anyone. Never attempted to. Never took any concrete steps beyond online conversations and Google searches. Valle claimed it was all fantasy role-play. Prosecutors argued it was a genuine conspiracy. After a twelve-day trial featuring gruesome evidence and disturbing testimony, the jury convicted him. Valle faced life in federal prison...This case exploded into a national debate about thoughtcrime, free speech, and the limits of conspiracy law. Can you be imprisoned for disturbing fantasies? Where's the line between fantasy and criminal intent? Should online role-play be prosecutable as conspiracy?Join Robin as she breaks it down. ---------------------------------------------------------------Keywords: Gilberto Valle, Cannibal Cop, NYPD, conspiracy to kidnap, Dark Fetish Net, true crime podcast, criminal conspiracy, First Amendment, free speech, constitutional law, federal crime, wrongful conviction, jury verdict, acquittal, Judge Paul Gardephe, thoughtcrime, police corruption, database abuse, New York crime, federal prison, legal podcast, court case analysis, civil liberties, true crime 2024, criminal justice, sexual fetish, cannibalism, vorarephilia, internet crime, cyber crime, FBI investigation, federal trial, appeals court, Second Circuit, true threats, protected speech, actus reus, overt act, criminal intent, fantasy defenseBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/we-saw-the-devil-a-true-crime-podcast--4433638/support.Website: http://www.wesawthedevil.comPatreon: http://www.patreon.com/wesawthedevilDiscord: https://discord.gg/X2qYXdB4Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/WeSawtheDevilInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/wesawthedevilpodcast.

Plan Michoacán deja más de 900 detenidos   Edomex lanza Rutómetro en el Valle de Toluca  Miles protestan en Madrid contra presuntos casos de corrupción   Más información en nuestro podcast

Nublado y lluvias este domingo en el Valle de México  Frente frío 17 traerá nuevo descenso de temperatura  Viva Aerobus concluye actualización de software  Más información en nuestro podcast

Adal Franco, Toño Valle, León Lecanda y Héctor Huerta hablan de los juegos de Liguilla Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Adal Franco, Toño Valle, Mario Carrillo y César Caballero analizan la liguilla de la Liga MX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

El edificio de la Gobernación del Valle ya completa tres días de bloqueos por parte de manifestantes.

Adal Franco, Héctor Huerta, José del Valle y Miguel Ángel Briseño analizan el duelo estelar de cuartos de final. ¿Quién da el primer golpe: Monterrey o América? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Miguel González, Jared Borgetti, Héctor Huerta y José del Valle debaten los favoritos, sorpresas y claves rumbo al inicio de la Liguilla. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On May 14, 2022, a fight between teenagers turned deadly, after 17-year-old James McGrath was stabbed. Three years later, his killer went on trial. Sponsors in this episode:Boll & Branch - Get 25% off, plus free shipping ot Bollandbranch.com/COURT.Laurels (Iced Lattes) - Give it a try the next time you are at Whole Foods OR you can get them online too - at drinklaurels.com.Progressive Insurance - Visit Progressive.com to get a quote with all the coverages you want, so you can easily compare and choose. Pluto TV - Download the free Pluto TV app for Android, iPhone, Roku, and Fire TV and start streaming now.Post-Production for the show is provided by Jon Keur of Wayfare Recording Co.Please support Court Junkie with as little as $3 a month via Patreon.com/CourtJunkie to receive ad-free episodes. Help support Court Junkie with $6 a month and get access to bonus monthly episodes.Follow me on Instagram at CourtJunkieSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Cuando Howard Carter abrió la tumba del joven faraón en 1922, lo que parecía un triunfo arqueológico se tiñó de fatalidad: muertes súbitas, enfermedades inexplicables y el rumor de un castigo ancestral. Lord Carnarvon, financiador de la expedición, fue el primero en morir y el resto lo siguió en su destino. La ciencia habla de bacterias y hongos antiguos, pero el mito persiste: en el Valle de los Reyes, algunos secretos siguen custodiados por los muertos.

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