Podcasts about Verga

In studio questa sera il sassofonista, compositore, professore al Conservatorio, Daniele Comoglio (detto anche 'Com molho' all'interno della comunità brasiliana a Milano), che ci racconta in anteprima il suo terzo album - Paradeiro - in uscita il 24 aprile. Disco autorale registrato per metà a New York, con straordinari musicisti brasiliani che di base stanno negli USA e con alcuni dei quali (Helio Alves - piano/Gili Lopes - contrabasso/Rafael Barata - batteria) martedì 29 aprile alle 21, si presenterà al Teatro Borgo in via Verga, a Milano e il 30 a Chiaravalle (AN). Insieme alla sua compagna brasiliana, Julye Jacomel (fotografa, videomaker), sono venuti a trovarmi e Daniele ci ha parlato della genesi dell'album, dell'interesse per la musica brasiliana e per il jazz. In apertura abbiamo omaggiato Cristina Buarque, discreta ma appassionatissima sambista di Rio de Janeiro, ricercatrice di perle dimenticate del genere, oltre a promotrice delle più notevole rodas de samba cariocas, nonché sorella del nostro Chico, scomparsa l'ultimo 20 aprile. Playlist: Sigla: Av. Brasil (M. Lima/Antonio Cicero), Marina Lima, Todas, 1985 Sottosigla: E' preciso dar um jeito, meu amigo (Roberto e Erasmo Carlos), Erasmo Carlos, Carlos, Erasmo, 1971 poi 1. Quantas lágrimas (Manacéia), Cristina Buarque, 1974 2. Molecada, Daniele Comoglio, Paradeiro, 2025 3. Julye, idem 4. Retrato em branco e preto (Jobim/Buarque), idem 4. Paradeiro, idem

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MILANO (ITALPRESS) - Il lusso nella sua accezione più ampia è in rallentamento ma non nella sua massima espressione. E i volumi dei grandi Gruppi come LVMH, Kering, Richemont, Hermes, Rolex e Patek Philippe lo dimostrano. In ottica ESG la sartoria è in assoluto quella più virtuosa; il settore dell'orologeria è anch'esso in altalena seppur con volumi produttivi molto differenti ma con andamento delle ultime aste di questo 2024 abbastanza assimilabili. Il punto non è il lusso accessibile o il lusso per pochi, perché corre su un filo molto sottile. E' il cambio di passo di uno dei più grandi mercati, quello cinese, con il suo rallentamento, che potrebbe portare variazioni di visione anche decise sia in ottica E, S ma anche G, rifacendo scoprire ai consumatori i pilastri di questo settore che si basa sulla resilienza dei prodotti. A favore del valore supremo delle 3 dimensioni della sostenibilità. Ne parlano il direttore di Arbiter Franz Botré, il Presidente di Verga 1947 Umberto Verga, la Professoressa ordinaria di Ca Foscari Monica Billio e il giornalista economico Marco Marelli anche richiamando esempi concreti di grandi personaggi che sul sociale tanto hanno dato nella puntata 42 di Focus ESG.fsc/gsl

MILANO (ITALPRESS) - Il lusso nella sua accezione più ampia è in rallentamento ma non nella sua massima espressione. E i volumi dei grandi Gruppi come LVMH, Kering, Richemont, Hermes, Rolex e Patek Philippe lo dimostrano. In ottica ESG la sartoria è in assoluto quella più virtuosa; il settore dell'orologeria è anch'esso in altalena seppur con volumi produttivi molto differenti ma con andamento delle ultime aste di questo 2024 abbastanza assimilabili. Il punto non è il lusso accessibile o il lusso per pochi, perché corre su un filo molto sottile. E' il cambio di passo di uno dei più grandi mercati, quello cinese, con il suo rallentamento, che potrebbe portare variazioni di visione anche decise sia in ottica E, S ma anche G, rifacendo scoprire ai consumatori i pilastri di questo settore che si basa sulla resilienza dei prodotti. A favore del valore supremo delle 3 dimensioni della sostenibilità. Ne parlano il direttore di Arbiter Franz Botré, il Presidente di Verga 1947 Umberto Verga, la Professoressa ordinaria di Ca Foscari Monica Billio e il giornalista economico Marco Marelli anche richiamando esempi concreti di grandi personaggi che sul sociale tanto hanno dato nella puntata 42 di Focus ESG.fsc/gsl

Wish We Never Met drag queen Melinda Verga? Listen to this WWNM episode and find out!The break-out star of Canada's Drag Race Season 4 and The Traitors Canada joins Amy and Dan to share a “Wish I Never…” story about broken bones before chatting about everything from reality TV drama, the art of drag, the importance of inclusive business practices and more.Dan isn't allowed to talk about Wicked (because everyone already is), so instead he breaks the news to Amy that there's an adult film inspired by The Wizard of Oz. Fun!What do you think constitutes a holiday movie? Is Rent one? How about Die Hard? ‘Tis the season to discuss festive films.THANK YOU for listening to Wish We Never Met! New episodes released every Thursday.LOVE the podcast? Make sure to click "follow" on Spotify or Apple, and consider leaving a 5-star review too!FOLLOW the podcast on social media - @wishwenevermetpodcastDo YOU have someone you wish you never met? Something you wish you never said? A place you wish you never went?EMAIL US at wishwenevermetpodcast@gmail.com. We want to hear from YOU!

Baltic Ways kicks off a new slate of episodes with an introduction to hosts Dr. Indra Ekmanis and Ben Gardner-Gill, and previews of upcoming topics.Baltic Ways is a podcast brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, produced in partnership with the Baltic Initiative at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of AABS or FPRI.TranscriptIndra Ekmanis: Hello, and welcome to Baltic Ways, the podcast bringing you interviews and insights from the world of Baltic Studies. I'm your host, Indra Ekmanis.Ben Gardner-Gill: And I am your co-host, Ben Gardner-Gill. IE: And we are excited to bring you a new slate of podcast episodes this upcoming season. But before we do that, we wanted to take the opportunity to learn a little bit more about each other as co-hosts and give our listeners a chance to hear about our past Baltic Studies and how the podcast came to be.Stay tuned.So then you've been a guest host on Baltic Ways before and in this season, you'll be joining us more regularly as co-host. But I would love it if you could tell us a little bit more about your background and how you came to be involved in Baltic Studies.BGG: Absolutely. I've had a real deep interest in the Baltic region since I first set foot in Estonia in 2016, I was there on an internship at the Museum of Occupations, as it was then called, now Vabamu. I have had an interest in the broader region of Eastern and Central Europe, dating back to high school and before, just because I have some family roots in the region, but not so much from the Baltic region specifically.S o happening upon this internship in Estonia was a great stroke of luck because I got to learn a great deal about the country, its history, its politics, got to engage on subjects which I'm really interested in—20th century history—in particular, memory studies, and political science. And what really was the start of what is now going to be a lifelong interest is meeting people and getting to know Estonian culture a bit and to make Estonian friends. And I've had the great honor of being able to return to Estonia and see some of those people again and stay in touch with others.I've also been to Latvia and Lithuania a couple times. Most recently, last year in 2023 for the Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe, CBSE Acronis. That's where my interest comes from. And Indra, back at you: I know that your roots in the Baltic region go back a little further.IE: Yes. So my interest in Baltics studies is both personal and professional. Um, my father who was from Latvia was a Baltic studies scholar and he was involved in the association for the advancement of Baltic studies. So I grew up sort of immersed in this world. all Of my school projects growing up were certainly related to Latvia or the Baltic states. I remember very clearly a poster on the presidency of Davorko Vidovic de Verga. I remember writing about Latvia's accession to the European Union, to NATO. But it was only really when I started to professionalize my research and scholarship that I suddenly had this realization that, of course I could've gone in any other different academic direction, but I'm glad I stuck with Baltic studies and I ended up at the University of Washington for graduate school. And that is where I really started to narrow my focus. My undergraduate degree was also in global studies, but at the University of Washington, I really started to think about identity formation in the Baltic states, in the diaspora; Russian speaker identity, post-Soviet identity, and the mechanisms of society and government that support that identity formation; and the way that we think about who we are, the languages that we speak, and the nationalities that we perform, depending on context. So, of course this was influenced by my own experiences in Latvia and as a member of the diaspora in the United States. But I was really fortunate to be at the University of Washington, where of course one of my main advisors was Dr. Guntis Šmidchens, who has also long been involved in the Association for the Advancement of Politics Studies. And it was through his encouragement that I became more heavily involved in AABS (Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies) and now including leading the podcast initiative. I think Baltic studies is one of those unique fields where you really benefit from having an interdisciplinary lens. It allows you to connect with colleagues who are looking at similar problems from a different perspective and that's something that I find particularly interesting. And I think it's one of the reasons that Baltic Ways, our podcast, is a really fascinating one because you have many different entry points into the world of Baltic studies, whether you're interested in economics or culture, identity, formation, politics, cybersecurity, or whatever it might be. There are just so many ways to get into Baltic studies, so many ways to be connected to the field. And it's always really interesting to hear about another aspect of the region that maybe doesn't cross your research path on an everyday basis, but maybe has some lessons for the work that you do. So, tell me a little bit more about your involvement with the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies.BGG: I serve as the assistant director for outreach and engagement. It's a part-time position. So I run the association's social media app. I have a hand in web development, the quarterly newsletter, the annual bulletin, which we work on together as well. And I picked up the podcast guest hosting duties, recently, which I was really excited for. Why I particularly was excited to add the podcast to my range of duties was exactly what you just said: It was to provide different entry points for people into Baltic studies. I've spoken with listeners who are coming from really different perspectives. Folks who have a pretty similar background to me, maybe in 20th century history, maybe with an interest in politics, who come in from that angle. I also have turned on a couple of friends to this podcast who have no academic background in Baltic studies. And they find something familiar in some of these episodes because one thing we try to do, and I would dare to say tend to do well, is try to get the meat of the why out of our interviews. Like, okay, what's the sort of critical thing to understand here? Why is this important? Why is this something that people should care about?That's something I really enjoy doing,in the fields that I have a background in, but even more so in disciplines and with experts from fields I don't have a background in. That is something I've really enjoyed and look forward to continuing, this season and maybe beyond.So, Andrea, we've talked a bit about the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, AABS, but the other partner in this podcast is the Foreign Policy Research Institute, FPRI, where you are a fellow. Can you tell us a little bit more about FPRI and how that collaboration was born?IE: Yeah. So FPRI, the Foreign Policy Research Institute in Philadelphia, is a non-partisan, foreign policy think tank. I am a Baltic Sea fellow, in their Baltic initiative, which is under the Eurasia research program. And I actually came to learn about FPRI through an AABS conference where they hosted a luncheon. And after that conference, I began contributing to the Baltic bulletin, which is part of their Baltic initiative. I later became the editor of the Baltic newsletter, which goes out monthly and then the editor of the Baltic bulletin. And it is a really great way to keep in touch with new research and timely topics, primarily around foreign policy in the Baltic Sea region. But as we've talked about, as part of the podcast, there is also the opportunity to think more expansively about Baltic studies in the region. And so when there was interest from AABS to launch Baltic Ways, it seemed like a natural fit and a good opportunity to do so in partnership with FPRI's Baltic initiative, to reach a broad audience of people who are both heavily involved and tangentially interested in the Baltic sea region in a variety of different ways. So to get back to this season, I think we're really excited to continue this collaboration with FPRI, and for you and I, Ben, to start collaborating by sharing these co-hosting duties. We're excited to explore some interesting topics in Baltic studies: some that are very timely and others that are more evergreen. For example, in an upcoming episode, we will talk about the US elections and the impact on the Baltic countries: what either a Kamala Harris or a Donald Trump presidency might look like for Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.BGG: I'm also hoping to speak with some colleagues about decolonization, particularly in the light of the last few years of both public and academic discourse.And we'll also be taking a sort of a European look, at the EU level, with some of the stances of the Baltic states and their positioning. For example, Kayakalas, former prime minister of Estonia, is now going to be the High Representative for foreign affairs, a very senior position in the EU. So what does that mean among other things for the Baltic states?So there's that. There's also more to come, in terms of new scholarship. As you said, we're looking at a range of topics, both in the news and things that are up and coming from the academic space. So, it's gonna be a great mix of topics this year.IE: I'm excited and I'm looking forward to hearing more. And of course we'd love to invite our audience to also send us ideas, topics, or scholars that you'd like to hear on Baltic Ways. BGG: Or if you're a scholar who'd like to be on Baltic Ways also let us know. IE: Yes. Yes. We'd love to chat. Well, thanks so much, Ben, for joining me in this intro, as we jump into a new season of Baltic Ways. BGG: Yes, likewise. IE: Yeah. And thank you to our audience for tuning in. Be sure to follow or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and we look forward to seeing you for our October episode.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit fpribalticinitiative.substack.com

Today we chatted about the different wines provided by one of their suppliers Natale Verga - which is sure to give you the taste of Italy with a sip! Learn more from Ted Farrell with Haskells Wines and Spirits. haskells.com

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Die Vereins-Saison ist beendet. Alle Entscheidungen sind nun auf nationaler und internationaler Ebene gefallen. Der VfL Bochum hat mit einem sensationellen Rückspiel in der Relegation den Klassenerhalt gesichert und die Fortuna ins Tal der Tränen gestürzt. Bayer Leverkusen krönt die Saison, in einem deutlich knapperen Finale als erwartet, mit dem nationalen Double. International gab es dagegen die erste - und einzige - Niederlage zu bedauern. Das Europa League Finale gegen ein extrem gutes Team aus Bergamo ging klar mir 0:3 verloren. Der krönende Abschluss ein jeder Saison ist das Champions League Finale. und das hatte es auch diesmal in sich. Die Dortmunder machten ein klasse Spiel. Vergaßen es leider sich für ihren Aufwand zu belohnen. Am Ende kam es, wie es kommen musste: Real Madrid vierliert keine Finals. der 15. Titel ist bezeichnend für die königliche Vormachtstellung in auf europäischer Bühne. Nun freuen wir uns alle gemeinsam auf eine, hoffentlich fantastische EM!

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Copyright: ⁠https://shaolin-rainer.de⁠ Bitte laden Dir auch meine App "Buddha-Blog" aus den Stores von ⁠Apple⁠ und ⁠Android⁠. ⁠Please support me on Patreon Meditation ist eine zentrale Praxis des Buddhismus. Die Religion und Philosophie basiert auf den Lehren von Siddhartha Gautama, dem historischen Buddha. Die buddhistische Meditation hat das Ziel, Achtsamkeit, Mitgefühl und Weisheit zu kultivieren, um das Leiden zu überwinden und die Erleuchtung zu erlangen. Der Buddha selbst hat verschiedene Arten der Meditation gelehrt und praktiziert, die bis heute von vielen Buddhisten angewendet werden. Die Quellen, die uns über das Leben und die Lehren des Buddha berichten, sind die sogenannten Pali-Kanon. Diese Sammlung von Schriften enthält unter anderem die Sutras, die Reden des Buddha, und ist in der Sprache Pali verfasst. Die Sutras wurden von seinen Schülern mündlich überliefert und später schriftlich festgehalten. Aus diesen Sutras können wir klare Hinweise über die Art der Meditation entnehmen, die der Buddha praktiziert hat. Der Buddha hat verschiedene Techniken für verschiedene Zwecke und Personen gelehrt. Es ist wichtig zu beachten, dass der Buddha nicht nur eine einzige Art der Meditation gelehrt hat. Er passte seine Anweisungen an die Bedürfnisse, Fähigkeiten und Neigungen seiner Schüler an. Er sagte selbstbewusst: 'Ich lehre euch diese Dinge nicht, damit ihr euch an sie klammert oder sie für wahr haltet, sondern damit ihr sie untersucht und erprobt.' Wenn ihr erkennt, dass sie zu eurem Wohl und dem Wohl anderer führen, dann sollt ihr sie praktizieren. Im Buddhismus gibt es zwei Hauptarten der Meditation, die der Buddha selbst praktiziert und gelehrt hat: Shamatha und Vipassana. Diese beiden Arten der Meditation ergänzen einander und führen zu einem tieferen Verständnis der Wirklichkeit. Shamatha bedeutet 'ruhiges Verweilen'. Der Geisteszustand der Konzentration, Ruhe und Frieden wird durch die Wahl eines Meditationsobjekts, wie zum Beispiel den Atem, ein Mantra, ein Bild oder ein Gefühl, kultiviert. Dabei wird die Aufmerksamkeit immer wieder darauf ausgerichtet und alle anderen Gedanken, Emotionen und Sinneseindrücke werden losgelassen. Diese Übung führt zu einem fokussierten, klaren und stabilen Geist. Shamatha bildet die Grundlage für weitere Meditationen. Sie fördert die Fähigkeit zur Aufmerksamkeit und Sammlung. Diese Meditationstechniken sind äußerst effektiv und können zu tiefgreifenden Erkenntnissen führen. Vipassana, was 'Einsicht' bedeutet, ist eine Art der Meditation, die auf der Konzentration aufbaut, die durch Shamatha entwickelt wurde. Bei Vipassana wird das Meditationsobjekt genauer untersucht und analysiert, um seine wahren Eigenschaften zu erkennen. Dabei werden die drei grundlegenden Merkmale der Existenz betrachtet: Vergänglichkeit, Leidhaftigkeit und Nicht-Selbst. Durch diese Einsicht befreit sich der Meditierende von falschen Vorstellungen und Anhaftungen und erlangt Weisheit sowie Erleuchtung. Sowohl der Buddha als auch seine Schüler praktizierten beide Arten der Meditation unter dem Bodhi-Baum, um die Erleuchtung zu erlangen. Die vier Grundlagen der Achtsamkeit sind der einzige Weg zur Reinigung der Wesen, zur Überwindung von Kummer und Klage, zur Vernichtung von Schmerz und Trauer, zur Erreichung des rechten Pfades und zur Verwirklichung des Nirvana. Das Satipatthana Sutra betont die Bedeutung der Achtsamkeit. Die vier Grundlagen der Achtsamkeit sind: Achtsamkeit auf den Körper, Achtsamkeit auf die Gefühle, Achtsamkeit auf den Geist und Achtsamkeit auf die Geistesobjekte. Diese vier Bereiche umfassen alle Aspekte der menschlichen Erfahrung und sind die Objekte der Vipassana-Meditation. Durch die Anwendung von Achtsamkeit auf diese vier Bereiche kann der Meditierende die Wahrheit über sich selbst und die Welt erkennen und sich von Leid und Unwissenheit befreien.

David Druid och Margret Atladottir får veta ALLT om hud med hudläkaren Petra Verga Kjellman. Huden, vårt största organ har alltid varit uppe på tapeten nu senast med debatten om barn och avancerad hudvård. Hon svarar även på DINA frågor om just - hud! Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: David Druid och Margret Atladottir.

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Buddha sagte zu diesem Thema einmal: Alles im Leben ist vorübergehend, selbst das, was wir für dauerhaft halten. Nur durch das Verstehen der Vergänglichkeit können wir wahre Freiheit finden Copyright: ⁠https://shaolin-rainer.de⁠ Bitte laden Dir auch meine App "Buddha-Blog" aus den Stores von ⁠Apple⁠ und ⁠Android⁠. ⁠Please support me on Patreon

Ten-hut, adventurers! Welcome to the Realms & Nerds podcast! Join our three soldiers- Hugh Menji-Gnome, Chompsky the Gnome, and Verga- as they embark on their mission in The Vassanoka Adventures: Gnome Force ★-07! Like this episode? Share with friends, and subscribe for more! Don't forget to use the hashtag #RealmsNerds when posting online about the show! Interested in hiring us to advertise your product or service on the podcast? Please email inquiries to realmsandnerds@gmail.com Share the show! Support on Patreon! Follow us on Social Media: Twitter Instagram Facebook TikTok Red Blade Productions Discord Hugh makes some calls on a crystal. Chompsky deals flurries of punches. Verga carves some lizard steaks. Cast: Bee - Dungeon Master, Gnome Captain-President Bronson - Verga Harrison - Chompsky the Gnome RJ - Hugh Menji-Gnome Gnome Force ★-07 is an original story created by Bee Owens Realms & Nerds music by RJ Moore Main theme melody by Kyle Rice

Dein Ich beeinflusst stark deine Zukunftsvorstellungen. Wenn die Realität jedoch anders verläuft als erwartet, fällt es ihm schwer, sich anzupassen. In dieser Situation reagiert das Ich häufig mit Angst und Wut ähnlich wie ein Kind. Anstatt Veränderungen in ihrer natürlichen Form anzunehmen, verspürt das Ich den Wunsch, alles zu kontrollieren. Es möchte die Kontrolle über alle Aspekte des Lebens haben, um Stabilität zu erreichen. Allerdings hat es wirklich nur begrenzte Kontrolle darüber. Unsere Welt wandelt sich ständig, und das Leben selbst ist eine kontinuierliche Reise des Wandels. Dieses grundlegende Prinzip des Buddhismus wird dir sicherlich bekannt sein. Die Lehren des Buddhismus zeigen uns, dass das Festhalten an einem starren Selbstbild und festgesetzten zukünftigen Erwartungen zu Leiden führen kann. Der Weg zu innerer Freiheit und Gelassenheit besteht darin, diese egozentrischen Vorstellungen loszulassen und die gegenwärtige Realität anzunehmen. Durch Hingabe an den Moment und Verständnis für die Vergänglichkeit aller Dinge kannst du inneren Frieden finden. Die Vorstellung, dass das Leben einem ständigen Fluss gleicht, in dem alles, was kommt, auch wieder geht, kann dir dabei helfen, deine Ängste und Wut zu überwinden. Buddhistische Übungen wie Meditation und Achtsamkeit können dir helfen, dein Ego zu lockern und einen tieferen Einblick in die Natur des Seins zu gewinnen. Sie ermöglichen dir, die Gegenwart bewusst zu erleben, ohne von egozentrischen Gedanken und Ängsten beherrscht zu sein. Die buddhistische Lehre besagt, dass wir Teil eines ewigen Wandels sind und wahre Freiheit darin besteht, die Illusion einer festen Identität und einer bestimmten Zukunftsvorstellung loszulassen. Durch ein offenes und akzeptierendes Selbstbild und Lebensperspektive kannst du ein tiefes Gefühl von innerer Ruhe und Zufriedenheit finden. Dein Ego, das in der buddhistischen Philosophie oft als "Selbst" bezeichnet wird, spielt eine zentrale Rolle in deinem Bewusstsein. Es ist wichtig für die Vorstellung von der Zukunft. Es denkt darüber nach, wie die Welt aussehen sollte, basierend auf Wünschen und Ängsten. Aber wenn die Realität anders aussieht, gerät das Ich in Konflikt. Es fühlt sich bedroht, unsicher und unvorbereitet für die neue Realität, und das kann oft Angst und Wut auslösen. In diesen Momenten verhält sich das Ego wie ein verzogenes Kind, das starrsinnig an seinen eigenen Ideen festhält und nicht bereit ist, die Realität zu akzeptieren. Es wünscht sich eine statische Welt unter seiner Kontrolle, obwohl das Gegenteil der Fall ist. Alles, einschließlich unseres eigenen Selbst, unterliegt einem ständigen Wandel. Dieses Prinzip ist tief in der buddhistischen Lehre verwurzelt und macht darauf aufmerksam, dass das Festhalten an einem starren Selbstbild und einer festgelegten Zukunftserwartung uns Leid zufügen kann. Der Buddhismus lehrt uns, unser Ego zu kontrollieren und stattdessen Achtsamkeit zu üben. Die Vorstellung, dass das Leben einem ständigen Fluss ähnelt, in dem alles, was kommt, auch wieder geht, kann uns helfen, unsere Ängste und Wut loszulassen. Es ermöglicht uns, den Lauf der Dinge zu akzeptieren und inneren Frieden zu finden. Wenn wir uns von der Idee eines festen Selbst lösen und die Gegenwart mit Offenheit und Annehmlichkeit betrachten, können wir tief empfundene Ruhe und Zufriedenheit entwickeln. Der Buddhismus zeigt uns den Weg zur inneren Freiheit auf und dieser ist für jeden zugänglich, der bereit ist, ihn zu beschreiten. Der Weg ist das Ziel! Buddha sagte sinngemäß folgenden Satz: Ich lebe in der Gegenwart, um die Zukunft nicht zu verpassen Copyright: ⁠https://shaolin-rainer.de⁠ Bitte laden Dir auch meine App "Buddha-Blog" aus den Stores von ⁠Apple⁠ und ⁠Android⁠. ⁠Please support me on Patreon

Copyright: ⁠https://shaolin-rainer.de⁠ Bitte laden Dir auch meine App "Buddha-Blog" aus den Stores von ⁠Apple⁠ und ⁠Android⁠. ⁠Please support me on Patreon Ein Weg zur inneren Ruhe mit dem Buddhismus Ängste gehören zum Leben eines Menschen. Jeder hat sie in unterschiedlicher Stärke erfahren, zum Beispiel die Angst vor dem Unbekannten, Ablehnung oder zukünftigen Herausforderungen. Im Buddhismus gibt es jedoch eine Möglichkeit, diese Ängste zu erkennen, zu verstehen und zu besiegen. In diesem Artikel werden wir besprechen, wie Sie mithilfe buddhistischer Prinzipien Ihre Ängste überwinden können. 1. Ängste verstehenUm Ängste im Buddhismus zu überwinden, musst du zuerst ihre Natur verstehen. Ängste sind Gedanken und Emotionen, die in deinem Geist entstehen. Sie sind nicht die Realität selbst, sondern deine Reaktion auf bestimmte Situationen oder Vorstellungen. In der buddhistischen Lehre wird betont, dass unser Leiden oft aus unserer Unfähigkeit resultiert, die wahre Natur der Realität zu erkennen. 2. Achtsamkeit entwickeln Achtsamkeit ist im Buddhismus ein wichtiges Konzept, das dir dabei helfen kann, Ängste zu bewältigen. Durch Achtsamkeit lernst du, deine Gedanken und Emotionen objektiv zu betrachten, ohne in ihnen gefangen zu sein. Du kannst durch Meditation üben, dich auf den gegenwärtigen Moment zu konzentrieren und deine Gedanken vorbeiziehen zu lassen, ohne ihnen eine Bewertung oder Überwältigung zu geben. 3. Erkenne die Vergänglichkeit Eine grundlegende Lehre des Buddhismus ist, dass alles vergänglich ist. Dies gilt auch für Ängste. Sie kommen und gehen. Lerne loszulassen und akzeptiere sie. Wenn du dies akzeptierst, kannst du lernen, deine Ängste weniger ernst zu nehmen und zu erkennen, dass sie vorübergehend sind. 4. Loslassen und Akzeptieren Wenn du an Ängsten festhältst, verstärkst du sie oft nur. Im Buddhismus ist es ratsam, loszulassen und die Realität anzunehmen, ohne von Furcht beherrscht zu werden. Dies bedeutet nicht, dass man aufgeben soll, sondern dass man die Dinge so nimmt, wie sie sind und darauf reagiert. Dies kann dazu beitragen, inneren Frieden zu finden. 5. Mitgefühl entwickeln Eine weitere wichtige Lehre des Buddhismus ist das Mitgefühl, sowohl für sich selbst als auch für andere. Indem du dir selbst freundlich und liebevoll begegnest, wirst du ein besseres Verständnis für deine Ängste entwickeln können. Auch das Mitgefühl für andere wird dir dabei helfen, deine Ängste in einem größeren Kontext zu sehen und sie relativieren zu können. Ängste gehören zum Leben dazu, aber du musst ihnen nicht die Kontrolle überlassen. Der Buddhismus zeigt einen Weg zur inneren Ruhe und Überwindung von Ängsten durch Verständnis ihrer Natur, Achtsamkeit, Akzeptanz der Vergänglichkeit, Loslassen, Akzeptieren und Mitgefühl. Durch eine Integration dieser Prinzipien in dein Leben kannst du deine Ängste bewältigen und inneren Frieden erlangen. Du brauchst nicht mehr von deinen Ängsten dominiert zu werden, sondern kannst sie als vorübergehende Gedanken und Emotionen erkennen, die du überwinden kannst. Der Weg ist das Ziel! Buddha sagte einmal: Es gibt keine Angst für den, der erwacht ist. Es gibt keine Angst für den, der sich erhebt

Der vorangehende Text hat auch uns sehr nachdenklich gemacht. Inhaltlich passt hier ein bereits veröffentlichter Beitrag dazu, den wir Euch neu aufgenommen haben. Erinnerst Du Dich an Deine Kindheit?Hast Du damals auch Sandburgen gebaut? Hier ist eine Geschichte aus dem Leben Buddhas: Buddha war in einem Dorf am Fluss. Dort wuschen Frauen die Wäsche und ihre Kinder spielten im Sand und bauten Sandburgen. Was kann für Kinder schöner sein als eine Sandburg zu bauen? Sie bauten Fundamente, mischten Sand mit Wasser, stampften die Masse fest, füllten Förmchen, besprühten ihre Bauwerke mit Wasser, machten Muster, zeichneten Fenster und entfernten überflüssige Körner. Genauso wie Kinder auch heute noch ihre Sandburgen bauen. Buddha stand in der Nähe und beobachtete das fröhliche Treiben. Er beobachtete, wie die Kinder glücklich und zufrieden Burgen bauten. Doch schnell gerieten sie in Streit und warfen dabei die Burgen um. Die Kinder lachten und weinten in ihrer kleinen Welt voll kindlicher Freude. Als die Mütter am Abend zum Essen riefen, sprangen die Kinder auf den Burgen herum und zerstörten sie, ohne sich um ihre Arbeit zu kümmern, einfach nur für die Freude daran. Buddha sah alles mit an. Bei Buddha standen mehrere Schüler, die bisher geschwiegen hatten und ehrfürchtig dem Lehren des Erhabenen gelauscht hatten. Buddha sagte zu seinen Anhängern: "Schaut, das Leben ist wie bei diesen Kindern, es ist wie ein Spiel!" Allerdings ist der Unterschied zwischen Kindern und uns Erwachsenen, dass wir unsere "Festungen" für immer behalten wollen. Kinder kehren am nächsten Tag unbekümmert zurück und bauen einfach neue Festungen. Diese Leichtigkeit der Kinder haben wir verloren, wenn wir uns festhalten. Dabei verpassen wir das wirkliche Leben. Alles auf dieser Welt zerfällt einmal zu Staub – alle Dinge, alle Menschen, einfach alles, genauso wie diese Sandburgen. Seine Begleiter dachten darüber nach. Ist es denkbar, dass das Leben eigentlich nur ein Spiel ist und dass man alle Schwierigkeiten lösen könnte, wenn man die Perspektive von Kindern einnimmt? UM ERNST ZU SEIN GENÜGT DUMMHEIT, WÄHREND ZUR HEITERKEIT EIN GROSSER VERSTAND UNERLÄSSLICH IST– WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE – ENGLISCHER DRAMATIKER – 1564 BIS 1616 Buddha lehrte uns, dass das Festklammern Leid verursacht und dass wir loslassen müssen, um Erleuchtung zu erlangen. Das letzte Hemd hat bekanntlich keine Taschen, also ist alles Vergängliche. Egal wie sehr wir uns bemühen, etwas zu halten, wir werden es verlieren. Laut Buddha liegt hierin die Ursache allen Leids, denn wir können nichts festhalten oder behalten. AN DER VERGANGENHEIT FESTZUHALTEN IST GEFÄHRLICH. MANMUSS EINFACH WEITERMACHEN– ROBERT REDFORD – US-AMERIKANISCHER SCHAUSPIELER – GEB. 1936 Copyright: ⁠https://shaolin-rainer.de⁠ Bitte laden Dir auch meine App "Buddha-Blog" aus den Stores von ⁠Apple⁠ und ⁠Android⁠. ⁠Please support me on Patreon

Ten-hut, adventurers! Welcome to the Realms & Nerds podcast! Join our three soldiers- Hugh Menji-Gnome, Chompsky the Gnome, and Verga- as they embark on their mission in The Vassanoka Adventures: Gnome Force ★-07! Like this episode? Share with friends, and subscribe for more! Don't forget to use the hashtag #RealmsNerds when posting online about the show! Interested in hiring us to advertise your product or service on the podcast? Please email inquiries to realmsandnerds@gmail.com Share the show! Support on Patreon! Follow us on Social Media: Twitter Instagram Facebook TikTok Red Blade Productions Discord Hugh just wants a good cup of coffee. Chompsky bites down. Verga has odd remarks and questions. Cast: Bee - Dungeon Master, Gnome President, Lewis, Gnome Soldiers Bronson - Verga Harrison - Chompsky the Gnome RJ - Hugh Menji-Gnome Gnome Force ★-07 is an original story created by Bee Owens Realms & Nerds music by RJ Moore Main theme composed by Kyle Rice & RJ Moore

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Gea Finelli"Nel mare di Elsa"Nutrimenti Edizionihttps://nutrimenti.netPerché e quando Elsa Morante approda sull'isola di Procida? È invitata da qualcuno? È per pura curiosità? E quanto vi resta? In compagnia di chi? E soprattutto, come trascorre il suo tempo sull'Isola? Da quali incontri, quali suggestioni, trae ispirazione per scrivere il suo capolavoro L'isola di Arturo? Che realtà incontra quando vi sbarca nei primi anni '50? E che accoglienza riservano i procidani alla scrittrice italiana più celebre del secondo dopoguerra? Tanto si è scritto e raccontato delle lun­ghe permanenze a Capri della coppia Morante-Moravia, mentre poche e fumose testimonianze si avevano fino ad oggi dei lunghi periodi trascorsi a Procida dalla più celebre coppia di letterati del tempo. Eppure, nessun altro luogo e nessun altro momento incidono così profondamente sulla sua vena creativa, corrispondono così intimamente al suo vissuto, come Procida: un'isola magica, ‘un giardino fatato' battuto dai venti, profumato di limoni, abitato da animali fantastici, illuminato dalle sere stellate, protetto da un mare palpitante e infinito che seduce la scrittrice come un canto di sirene. Le testimonianze inedite di chi ebbe il privilegio di conoscerla, o di scrutarla di nascosto, durante il suo soggiorno sull'isola, ci ripropongono la magica fusione alchemica tra un territorio e un'anima, entrambi impetuosi e fragili.Gea Finelli, nata a Napoli, 40 anni, laureata in Scienze Politiche, giornalista professionista dal 2007, attualmente collabora con le pagine culturali di Repubblica Napoli. Ha scritto per Il Roma, Il Mattino, L'Espresso, F, Natural Style, Viversani e belli, Radio Vaticana. Ha curato uffici stampa istituzionali e culturali. Ha condotto Tg ed è stata autrice e conduttrice di format televisivi per alcune emittenti regionali della Campania. Attualmente è ideatrice e coordinatrice del Premio letterario Pagine di Passione dedicato a Verga. Scrive documentari e svolge attività come editor.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

Gloucester's Mayor Greg Verga discusses city updates including The Magnolia Pier, Green Street Project, and more!

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Jorgelina García se hizo cargo de la empresa familiar que tiene más de 100 años. Además de trasladar muebles, la compañía es reconocida por su constante innovación y sus tradicionales subastas que se hacen cada 15 días de manera online. Hugo Moyano trabajó en la empresa y Mario Pergolini dice que trae suerte cruzarse con uno de los camiones verdes característicos.

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Adeline, Virginia and Diego are running out of train, time and patience. Will they find what they seek? And even if they do, will it be worth the cost?CONTENT WARNINGS! Swearing, sexual references, guns, descriptions of deathYOUR PLAYERS! Your GM is Sara Keep. Becs Watson plays Preacher Adeline Cross, Helen Gaffney plays Virginia Reed, and Jen Blundell plays Diego de la Verga.THE GAME! The Great Soul Train Robbery is a game by Cloven Pine Games, available here: https://cloven-pine-games.itch.io/the-great-soul-train-robbery.CONTACT US! Roll Plus Heart are on Twitter and Facebook @RollPlusHeart. You can also email us at rollplusheart@gmail.com. More information about us, the show and the games we have played can be found at rollplusheart.co.uk.PATREON! We have a Patreon, featuring bonus audio content and regular exclusive merch. Sign up from just £1 a month.MERCH! We also have merch available through redbubble.com.TWITTER! Sara: @PenguinPanic. Becs: @Starling_Dust. Jen: @JenBlundell.OTHER CONTENT! Jen and Sara also play on the D&D actual play podcast Quest Fantastic, and Jen hosts the film review podcast Jen and the Film Critic. Becs streams art and games on Twitch, @StarlingDust.OUR MUSIC! Our theme music was composed by David Shaw (Instagram and Twitch @DSComposing and Facebook @composerdavidshaw). Music mixing and mastering was by Mark Anderson.All other music and sound effects from Epidemic Sound and Zapsplat.Show editing by Jen Blundell and Helen Gaffney.

Three desperados board the literal Train to Hell in an attempt to steal some very special items...CONTENT WARNINGS! Swearing, sexual references, guns, descriptions of deathYOUR PLAYERS! Your GM is Sara Keep. Becs Watson plays Preacher Adeline Cross, Helen Gaffney plays Virginia Reed, and Jen Blundell plays Diego de la Verga.THE GAME! The Great Soul Train Robbery is a game by Cloven Pine Games, available here: https://cloven-pine-games.itch.io/the-great-soul-train-robbery.CONTACT US! Roll Plus Heart are on Twitter and Facebook @RollPlusHeart. You can also email us at rollplusheart@gmail.com. More information about us, the show and the games we have played can be found at rollplusheart.co.uk.PATREON! We have a Patreon, featuring bonus audio content and regular exclusive merch. Sign up from just £1 a month.MERCH! We also have merch available through redbubble.com.TWITTER! Sara: @PenguinPanic. Becs: @Starling_Dust. Jen: @JenBlundell.OTHER CONTENT! Jen and Sara also play on the D&D actual play podcast Quest Fantastic, and Jen hosts the film review podcast Jen and the Film Critic. Becs streams art and games on Twitch, @StarlingDust.OUR MUSIC! Our theme music was composed by David Shaw (Instagram and Twitch @DSComposing and Facebook @composerdavidshaw). Music mixing and mastering was by Mark Anderson.All other music and sound effects from Epidemic Sound and Zapsplat.Show editing by Jen Blundell and Helen Gaffney.

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Two Black men were shot and killed by a police officer in Freeport on a cold winter morning in 1946. Another was wounded. All three were brothers, two were World War II veterans dressed in their military uniforms. The ensuing outcry and investigations would spread far beyond the south shore of Long Island and bring the story of racial tensions on Long Island to the national level. Christopher Verga returns on this episode to discuss that night, the Ferguson brothers, and the conditions on Long Island that led up to the deadly confrontation. His latest book, The Ferguson Brothers Lynching on Long Island, details not only a particular family's tragedy but the deeper history of racism on Long Island including the prominence of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s. Further Research The Ferguson Brothers Lynchings on Long Island Orson Welles Commentaries (July 28, 1946) Long Island Divided (Newsday) Freedom's Ladder: WNYC and New York's Anti-Discrimination Law (WNYC) Cover of Woody Guthrie's The Ferguson Brothers' Killing (Raymond Crooke) Audio Footnotes: Christopher Verga episodes Cold War Long Island A Personal History of PTSD Agent Orange on Long Island Joe Giannini and the Vietnam War Jack Parente and the Vietnam War  

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La salute vien mangiando, parlando e ascoltando. Tutti i giorni dalle 11.30 Nicoletta Carbone accompagna l'ascoltatore in un vero e proprio viaggio per stare bene e sentirsi meglio. In vacanza con...obiettivo salute è l'occasione per mettersi alla prova e per organizzare una personale remise en forme. Una squadra di esperti, tanti consigli, ma anche suggerimenti per nutrire a 360 gradi il benessere di corpo e mente. Con Daniel Lumera, riferimento internazionale nell'area delle scienze del benessere, parliamo di meditazione e di tecniche di rilassamento. Poi entriamo in famiglia con Alberto Pellai, medico, ricercatore all'Università di Milano, scrittore e psicoterapeuta dell'età evolutiva, per imparare ad affrontare insieme ai figli le sfide educative del terzo millennio. Ma l'estate si vive anche attraverso i piatti tipici di questa stagione, ecco perché con Stefano Erzegovesi, il nostro medi-cuoco quasi cuoco, andiamo in cucina per portare in tavola gusto e salute. Con Marina Marazza, nostra "storica" conoscenza, approfondiamo gli anniversari più interessanti del 2022 creando un fil rouge tra passato e presente, dai segreti medici della tomba di Tutankhamon al malato immaginario di Molière ai royal deseases dei sovrani d'Inghilterra. E infine sotto la guida del prof. Giuseppe Alfredo Iannoccari, neuropsicologo, docente all'Università di Milano e presidente di Assomensana, alleniamo il nostro cervello per mantenerlo giovane e scattante in modo che possa godersi le vacanze e prepararsi in grande stile alla ripresa di settembre.

Eleonora Duse was an actress ahead of her time. As a performer in the late 19th century when elaborate gestures, exotic costumes and lavish decors were the norm, Eleonora Duse stunned audiences with her truthfulness and intense absorption in the characters she played. She wore no make-up, you could see her blush or turn pale, she was a master of subtle body language and vocal modulation, and her aim was to eliminate the self and become her characters. Today she is often credited with having inspired modern acting, and the Russian theatre director Stanislavsky saw her as the perfect actress, and was greatly influenced by her when he created his acting method. Born in 1858 in what is now northern Italy, Eleonora Duse started acting at the age of four years old with her family's touring theatre troupe. By her twenties, working as both a theatre manager and a performer, she began to achieve worldwide popularity, travelling all over the world, from South America to Russia to Egypt. She was soon acknowledged as one of the greatest actresses of her generation and her independent lifestyle turned her into an early feminist icon. So what was the secret of her genius and why is she largely forgotten today? And with no recordings of her voice, how do we know she was such a great performer? Joining Bridget Kendall is Dr Anna Sica, Professor of Theatre at the University of Palermo in Italy, author of The Murray Edwards Duse Collection, and D'Amore e D'Arte, the letters written to Duse from her Russian lover Alexander Wolkoff, soon to be published in English. Professor Paul Fryer, the co-editor of an essay collection on Eleonora Duse and Cenere (Cenere is the Italian word for Ashes, the title of the silent film Duse made in 1916, and the only record of Duse actually performing). Paul Fryer also directs the Stanislavsky research centre at the University of Leeds. And Dr Enza de Francisci, lecturer in Translation studies at the University of Glasgow, who specialises in the critical reception of Duse's plays, and is the author of A 'New' Woman in Verga and Pirandello: From Page to Stage. The reader is Cecilia Gragnani. Produced by Anne Khazam for the BBC World Service. (Photo: Eleonora Duse in “Lady of the Camelias” by Alexandre Dumas Fils. Credit: ullstein bild/ullstein bild via Getty Images)

Find out how "2022 Cal" differs from "2016 Cal" as it relates to his leadership at duck-rabbit. Hear some great advice for any coffee enthusiast considering making the leap from hobby into something more than a hobby, including: Have a Vision Ask Questions Get Exposure into the Coffee Industry Be Realistic Be Patient Get a Mentor Thanks again to Cal Verga for sharing your time and perspective with the CYOC Listeners! Check them out here (IG) and here (website) Get 15% off an order of green coffee at Sweet Maria's using discount code CYOCOFFEE through 7/1/22! Connect with CYOC here (IG) and craftyourowncoffee@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craftyourowncoffee/message

You know that story about the guy who was headed in one direction and then ended up somewhere else, but that "somewhere else" was exactly where he was supposed to be? That describes the journey of Cal Verga, founder and operator of duck-rabbit coffee in Cleveland, OH. This episode is the first half of our conversation, where you'll hear about Cal's journey from Berkley to Coffee, how an interest in coffee birthed a company, and some of his early experiences leading duck-rabbit. Explore duck-rabbit's website and follow on IG Where does the name duck-rabbit come from? Don't forget about Sweet Maria's offer of 15% off an order of green coffee through July 1, 2022! Use the code CYOCOFFEE at checkout --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craftyourowncoffee/message

The short story "Cavalleria Rusticana" (translation online). Later, a tour of Catania, Giovanni Verga's birthplace.

This week, two h.e.r.LIFE heavy hitters join Rachel Malak in the Zoom room to talk about love and fate and the holiday season. Allie Giordano and Kevin Verga are panelists on The Serendipity Special, an episode where they join forces to dissect the 2001 holiday film starring Kate Beckinsale and John Cusak. Do you believe in fate? Destiny? Soulmates? Hear the h.e.r.LIFE panelist's takes (plus a few points from Rachel, our moderator), along with some lovely anecdotes about missed connections: Allie's TikTok swoon and Kevin's Barnes & Nobel babe. Happy Holidays from the whole h.e.r.LIFE family. Thank you for tuning in this year! Find us on Instagram @her.blog.life: https://www.instagram.com/her.blog.life/ Follow Rachel @rachelmalak13: https://www.instagram.com/rachelmalak13/ Subscribe to Rachel's YouTube channel for behind-the-scenes videos of recordings: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpvDljLIDd8mRegPxrGYqpA?view_as=subscriber Check out all our blog posts at https://herbloglife.online/

Kevin Verga is back to cohost the h.e.r.LIFE Blogcast this week alongside Rachel Malak! In this "Classic" Kevin episode, we return to fan-favorite segments like h.e.r.Reflections of the week, plus a few old-school deep cuts, like Love Update with Kev & Rach. This week's topics include Halloween happiness, Election day implications, sporty girl realizations, and (of course) a significant nod to Nike Training Club's Alex Silver-Fagen. And stick around for Rachel's Hinge date anecdote that inspired some bonus Kevin Classic Tips! ... As always, thank you for listening! Find us on Instagram @her.blog.life: https://www.instagram.com/her.blog.life/ Follow Rachel @rachelmalak13: https://www.instagram.com/rachelmalak13/ Subscribe to Rachel's YouTube channel for behind-the-scenes videos of recordings: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpvDljLIDd8mRegPxrGYqpA?view_as=subscriber Check out all our blog posts at https://herbloglife.online/

As host Rachel Malak and guest co-host Kevin Verga prepare to return to Fordham University for 2021 homecoming festivities, they take some time to reflect. In the spirit of returning to traditions, Rachel and Kevin kick off the episode with a full round of h.e.r. Reflections AND Swoon of the Week. Then, Rachel gives some active.com homecoming trivia, before Kevin offers some thoughts on what it means to be returning back to Rose Hill. #gorams! ... As always, thank you for listening! Find us on Instagram @her.blog.life: https://www.instagram.com/her.blog.life/ Follow Rachel @rachelmalak13: https://www.instagram.com/rachelmalak13/ Subscribe to Rachel's YouTube channel for behind-the-scenes videos of recordings: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpvDljLIDd8mRegPxrGYqpA?view_as=subscriber Check out all our blog posts at https://herbloglife.online/

This week, we're introducing the h.e.r.LIFE audience to the world of Devin & Kevin Stop Making Sense. D'Agostino & Verga are no strangers to the Blogcast, but now the roles are reversed as Rachel Malak and Emma Spoldi join the boys in their Zoom Room to talk about "Love --> Building On Fire" by Talking Heads. Every week, Devin and Kevin analyze Talking Heads songs to explore uncharted realms of science, comedy, and music. Featuring nonsensical bits and made-up advertisements, you'll always leave thinking about the world...or how you think about the world...or polar bears? For more information on their show, email devkevsms@gmail.com. And be sure to join us next week, when h.e.r.LIFE's Rachel Malak and DKSMS's Kevin Verga discuss hosting, producing, editing, and more! ... As always, thank you for listening! Find us on Instagram @her.blog.life: https://www.instagram.com/her.blog.life/ Follow Rachel @rachelmalak13: https://www.instagram.com/rachelmalak13/ Subscribe to Rachel's YouTube channel for behind-the-scenes videos of recordings: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpvDljLIDd8mRegPxrGYqpA?view_as=subscriber Check out all our blog posts at https://herbloglife.online/