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Am 11.11.2022 erschien “Blackvale”, das neue Album von ELANE. Passend zum Release feierte die Band gemeinsam mit ihren Hörer:innen diesen besonderen Tag in einem Video-Livestream. Alle vier Musiker:innen hören sich die Songs des Albums gemeinsam mit ihrem Live-Publikum an. Sie erzählen Anekdoten aus dem Nähkästchen und beantworten selbst intimste (!!) Fragen aus dem Livechat. Keine Frage: Dieser Stream muss auch hier bei “Wir und ELANE” für die Nachwelt archiviert werden. Live on Tape - und perfekt für all diejenigen, die nicht persönlich dabei sein konnten oder es sich gern noch ein weiteres Mal anhören möchten. Wer hat noch nicht, wer will noch mal? Viel Spaß und guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr von ELANE! Kontakt: Podcast@Elane-Music.com >> Die Playlist zum Podcast

Hast du dich auch schonmal gefragt, ob ein auditiver Podcast oder vielleicht doch eher ein visueller Livestream für dich besser passt? Welches Format dich am besten beim Vertrauensaufbau, bei der Reichweite und bei der Kundengewinnung unterstützt? In dieser Episode beleuchte ich mal ganz genau diese Fragen meiner Hörerin Simone. Ich gehe darauf ein, welche Unterschiede und welche Vor- und Nachteile es bei Audio-Podcast vs. Video-Livestream gibt. Und vor allem geht es darum: Welches Ziel steckt denn eigentlich für dich dahinter? Wenn es dir bei dieser Frage auch um Vertrauensarbeit, Reichweitengenerierung und Kundengewinnung geht, dann ist die heutige Folge genau richtig für dich!

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Welcome to the CodeX Cantina where our mission is to get more people talking about books! Flannery O'Connor's first novel, "Wise Blood", was a 97-page gut punch. We were so impressed with its themes of redemption, religion, and nihilism. I'm sure we all want to know what does the ending of Wise Blood mean? Let's talk about that and more today as we analyze and discuss this masterpiece of literature! Flannery O'Connor Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFTSFjtIDWg&list=PLHg_kbfrA7YBZyUx5j397gVRR65-YafCt Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzdqkkUKpfRIbCXmiFvqxIw?sub_confirmation=1 Did you enjoy the talk? Help us in running the channel with a one-time donation: https://ko-fi.com/thecodexcantina ================================= Books or Stories Mentioned in this Video: Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor: https://amzn.to/3pYF3Y5 Channels Mentioned in this Video: Livestream with Lezlie @The Nerdy Narrative : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkGGvKLlcGw ================================= #WiseBlood #FlanneryOConnor TABLE OF CONTENTS: 0:00 Introductions 0:40 Spoiler Free 7:44 Spoiler Discussion 34:39 Wrap Up and Ratings Do you have a Short Story or Novel you'd think we'd like or would want to see us cover? Submit your entry here: https://forms.gle/41VvksZTKBsxUYQMA You can reach us on Social Media: ▶ The Literary Discourse Discord: https://discord.gg/2YyXPAdRUy ▶ http://instagram.com/thecodexcantina ▶ http://twitter.com/thecodexcantina ====Copyright Info==== Song: Infinite Artist: Valence Licensed to YouTube by: AEI (on behalf of NCS); Featherstone Music (publishing), and 1 Music Rights Societies Free Download/Stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHoqD47gQG8 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecodexcantina/support

Der Schweizerischer Solo- und Quartettwettbewerb SSQW zeichnete am Samstag die besten Solistinnen, Solisten und Quartette aus. Die Jungen haben den «Biss» trotz Corona nicht verloren. Dies bewiesen sie eindrücklich am Samstag am Final des Schweizerischen Solo- und Quartettwettbewerbs für Blechblas- und Perkussionsinstrumente SSQW. Solo-Champion unter den Blechbläsern wurde zum dritten Mal in Folge die Unterwalliser Cornettistin Mathilde Roh. Bei den Perkussionisten gewann der Luzerner Tom Müller den Titel. Das beste Quartett des SSQW 2021 ist «Shake Brass» aus dem Wallis (vollständige Ranglisten siehe untenstehende Links). Aufgrund der Coronapandemie wurde das Final aus der Eventfabrik in Bern per Video-Livestream übertragen. Das Video ist online immer noch abrufbar.

Viele Jahre dirigierte Christian Thielemann in München, aber noch nie stand er am Pult des Symphonieorchesters des Bayerischen Rundfunks. Jetzt ist es soweit: BR-KLASSIK überträgt den Konzertabend am 16. April im Radio und Video-Livestream. Im Interview verrät der Dirigent, wie es sich ohne Publikum im Konzertsaal anfühlt und warum er sich selbst kaum Streams ansieht.

https://www.patreon.com/landlordtenant Hi. This week's episode is the audio from the exciting live video live stream we did on February 15, 2021 with Bad Dog Theatre. To start things off, James and Michael review Valentine's Day. Then, we learn about the history of Family Day with former Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty! For more information on Mr. McGuinty, follow Ben Stager. Our guest is Dr. Ahmed (Guled Abdi), who stops by to tell us all about his mouth-watering new vaccine. Be sure to follow Guled on Twitter and check out season 2 of Tallboyz. Please rate and review The Landlord And Tenant Podmess on Apple Podcasts and tell your friends if you think this podcast is good. Email: ltpodmess@gmail.com Twitter: @ltpodmess Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/landlordtenantpod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ltpodmess/ This podcast is part of the Sonar Network. Support The Landlord and Tenant Podmess Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Digilounge Digital | Online Diskussion [19.11.2020] Im Rahmen der Diskussionsreihe #digiloglounge sprechen unsere ForscherInnen Laura Schelenz und Regina Ammicht Quinn mit Sabine Faller über die Problematik ungerechter Algorithmen. Unsere Gesellschaft ist geprägt von Strukturen der Ungleichheit. Ob Mann oder Frau, jung oder alt, West oder Ost, Stadt oder Land – unsere alltägliche Realität kann sich teils erheblich voneinander unterscheiden. Das hängt davon ab, welchen strukturellen Vor- und Nachteilen wir jeweils ausgesetzt sind. Strukturelle Ungleichheiten sind in unseren politischen und sozialen Institutionen eingeschrieben. Sie führen zu einer ungleichen und ungerechten Behandlung verschiedener sozialer Gruppen. Dies ist zum Beispiel der Fall bei Rassismus oder (Hetero)Sexismus. Zunehmend setzt sich die Wissenschaft mit dem Problem auseinander, wie strukturelle Ungleichheiten bewusst oder unbewusst in moderne Technologien eingeschrieben werden. Technik kann sogar mitunter die strukturelle Diskriminierung von bestimmten Gruppen verstärken. Insbesondere betroffen sind Menschen, die ohnehin in der Gesellschaft marginalisiert werden. Dies hat mit der Entwicklung von Algorithmen zu tun. Algorithmische Systeme sind Computermodelle, die anhand von Datensätzen trainiert werden, eine bestimmte Aufgabe zu lösen. Häufig verfügen diese Datensätze selbst über Verzerrungen, zum Beispiel indem sie über einen hohen Anteil von Daten weißer Menschen verfügen, aber nur über einen geringen Anteil von Informationen über Menschen mit dunkler Hautfarbe. Es gibt aber auch persönliche Annahmen und Vorurteile, die Entwickler-Teams dazu motivieren, Technik »für« bestimmte Personengruppen zu designen. Dabei werden die Bedürfnisse von weniger beachteten Gruppen vernachlässigt. Dieser Vortrag beschäftigt sich mit struktureller Diskriminierung durch Technik. Er diskutiert einige Fallbeispiele, unter anderem die Diskriminierung von schwarzen Frauen durch Gesichtserkennungs-Software oder die Diskriminierung von Transgender bei der Sicherheitskontrolle am Flughafen. Dabei werden größere Zusammenhänge der heutigen Technikentwicklung deutlich. Der Vortrag nimmt Bezug auf die Black Lives Matter Bewegung in den USA und diskutiert ihre Relevanz im Kontext des Themas. Es werden Ansätze für eine gerechtere Technikentwicklung vorgestellt, wie beispielsweise die des Netzwerks »Design Justice«. Die Veranstaltung ist Teil der #digiloglounge-Gesprächsreihe. Einmal im Monat geben ExpertInnen von digilog@bw einen Einblick in ihre digitalen Forschungsthemen und beantworten Fragen im Video-Livestream! Die Veranstaltung wird von der Telegram-Gruppe https://t.me/zkm_digiloglounge begleitet. Wir laden herzlich dazu ein, Fragen im Chat der Gruppe zu stellen und in die Diskussion einzusteigen!

Hier ist die nun 7. Episode in diesem Jahr. Diesmal wieder, leider eher schlecht als recht, mit Video Livestream. Ich hoffe Ihr hattet trotzdem Spaß, auch wenn ich den Anfang ein wenig versaut habe. :) Die Licht- und Tonverhältnisse sind im Garten nicht ganz so toll gewesen, war ne spontane Aktion. Ich wünsche euch einen noch richtig geilen Sommer, hier knallt die Sonne zu mindest. Ich werde auch gleich in den Pool springen. Also bis zur nächsten Episode. Schmecken lassen!!! Den Video Stream findest du auf iamthedj.tk/pcast und auf meiner Facebook Seite.

Hier ist die nun 7. Episode in diesem Jahr. Diesmal wieder, leider eher schlecht als recht, mit Video Livestream. Ich hoffe Ihr hattet trotzdem Spaß, auch wenn ich den Anfang ein wenig versaut habe. :) Die Licht- und Tonverhältnisse sind im Garten nicht ganz so toll gewesen, war ne spontane Aktion. Ich wünsche euch einen noch richtig geilen Sommer, hier knallt die Sonne zu mindest. Ich werde auch gleich in den Pool springen. Also bis zur nächsten Episode. Schmecken lassen!!! Den Video Stream findest du auf iamthedj.tk/pcast und auf meiner Facebook Seite.

Hier ist die nun 7. Episode in diesem Jahr. Diesmal wieder, leider eher schlecht als recht, mit Video Livestream. Ich hoffe Ihr hattet trotzdem Spaß, auch wenn ich den Anfang ein wenig versaut habe. :) Die Licht- und Tonverhältnisse sind im Garten nicht ganz so toll gewesen, war ne spontane Aktion. Ich wünsche euch einen noch richtig geilen Sommer, hier knallt die Sonne zu mindest. Ich werde auch gleich in den Pool springen. Also bis zur nächsten Episode. Schmecken lassen!!! Den Video Stream findest du auf iamthedj.tk/pcast und auf meiner Facebook Seite.

Der komplette Lockdown der Hochsee-Kreuzfahrt ist vorbei. Am 16. Juni ist die Finnmarken von Bergen aus zum ersten Mal wieder mit Passagieren an Bord in See gestochen. Daniel Skjeldam, CEO von Hurtigruten, war an Bord und hat in einer ausführlichen Video-Pressekonferenz vom Beginn der Reise berichtet. Cruisetricks.de war dabei, als die Finnmarken am zweiten Tag dieser Reise entlang der norwegischen Küste den Hafen von Alesund verließ und in den Geirangerfjord einfuhr – wenn auch nur per Livestream an heimischen PC. In ungewöhnlichen Zeiten müssen eben selbst wir einige Abstriche machen und von einer Reise berichten, auf der wir lediglich für knapp zwei Stunden per Video-Livestream dabei sind, statt direkte, eigene Erfahrungen an Bord zu sammeln. In dieser Podcast-Episode sprechen wir also über den Neustart der Hochsee-Kreuzfahrt auf der Finnmarken und die Pläne von Hurtigruten, insbesondere auch über die Neustartpläne mit der Fridtjof Nansen, die von 26. Juni an ab Hamburg die norwegische Küstenroute fährt. Wir sprechen außerdem über die ersten Erfahrungen mit den Infektionsschutzmaßnahmen an Bord und die Prognosen von CEO Daniel Skjeldam für die Zukunft der Kreuzfahrt, die er verstärkt bei kleinen Schiffen mit nachhaltigem Reisekonzept sieht. Und in eigener Sache gibt es einen kleinen Rückblick auf das Hörertreffen anlässlich der 250. Podcast-Episode, die in der Coronakrise ebenfalls online per Zoom stattfand.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads for "Free to Choose Friday" with Danielle Butcher, Nicolas Loris, and EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler! It's our first "Free to Choose Friday," focused on protecting the environment through the free market. And yes, that is NOT a contradiction! After Jimmy explains what our FCFs are about and gives an overview of the free market approach to conservation, he's joined by Danielle Butcher (@DaniSButcher), COO and EVP of the American Conservation Coalition. They discuss ACC's mission, talking with young people about climate change/conservation and the free market, and some conservative solutions to environmental issues and why smaller government is better when it comes to conservation. Next, the Heritage Foundation's Nicolas Loris (@NiconomistLoris) offers insights on why the Green New Deal, the carbon tax, and other big government "solutions" to environmental problems are not, in fact, solutions, and why they do more harm than good. They talk about the idea of "market failures" causing climate change and more. Finally, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler (@EPAAWheeler) joins Jimmy to delve into some of the Trump administration's regulatory rollbacks while protecting the environment and more. (From April 24, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with David Harsanyi and Fahad Naser. After Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) explores some hubris of a couple left-wing politicians, National Review senior writer David Harsanyi (@DavidHarsanyi) joins the show to discuss Facebook's attempts to squelch the free speech of stay-at-home protesters and #ReopenAmerica rallygoers. Jimmy and David also talk about how social media platforms are in league with governments and hope to benefit from regulations, as well as vicious liberal media attacks against the protesters. Then, Fahad Nazer (@KSAEmbassySpox), official spokesperson for the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Washington, D.C., calls in to speak with Jimmy. They explore Saudi Arabia's relationship with the United States, the recent oil deal struck with the OPEC+ countries, Russia and the U.S., the KSA's incursion in Yemen, and how the Kingdom has been handling the COVID-19 crisis internally. (From April 23, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Howard Husock, Nathan Matoush, and Heidi Ganahl. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) is joined by Howard Husock, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of a new op-ed for The Washington Examiner magazine, as our Washington Examiner Wednesday guest! Howard discusses his piece, "Living in the future," and explains how the coronavirus pandemic underscores some key, inevitable changes to day-to-day life in America, from housing and transportation to working from home and zoning laws - and how government shouldn't impede these important innovations. Then, producer Nathan Matoush (@MatoushMagic) comes on to discuss some actual sports news - particularly the NFL draft - as well as the prospects for professional sports to return. Finally, Heidi Ganahl (@HeidiGanahl), Board Chair of Job Creators Network, shares thoughts on the Paycheck Protection Program and its value as a lifeline for small businesses, but also how it underscores the need to reopen the American economy soon. She offers perspective on reports that PPP loans have been given to larger companies and on how small businesses are weathering the storm. Ganahl, who is also owner of SheFactor and a University of Colorado At-Large Regent, also discusses the experiences of young women graduating college and going into the workforce now, as well as how major universities are weathering the coronavirus storm. (From April 22, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Antonia Okafor, Shaun Flanagan, and Crista Huff. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) begins the show by blasting the media for its malicious sneering against the stay-at-home protesters and explains why it's so troubling. Then, Antonia Okafor (@antonia_okafor), Director of Outreach for Gun Owners of America, offers thoughts on the media elites and insights on the current state of gun rights in America during the coronavirus crisis. Next, Shaun Flanagan, Director of the Centre for Metrics at the U.K.'s Legatum Institute, delves into their U.S. Prosperity Index, its key components, how the 50 states compare, what makes for prosperity, and more. Finally, Crista Huff (@CristaHuff), Chief Analyst at Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor, returns to break down what's happening with the oil price and the stock market, as well as how to interpret the headlines and corporate earnings season. (From April 21, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Dr. Dennis Deruelle, MD, FHM. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) begins an abbreviated Friday edition of “Jimmy at the Crossroads” by explaining how President Trump's plan to “Reopen America” is not, as CNN put it, a “complete reversal” by the president. Then, Dr. Dennis Deruelle, MD, FHM (@Drderuelle) – physician, practicing Hospitalist, and author of “Your Healthcare Playbook: Winning the Game of Modern Medicine” – joins the show to offer expert medical perspective on the reopening plan and what Americans should keep in mind as we go through the three phases – and beyond. (From April 17, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) at the Crossroads with Randy Schaffer, Dr. Jeffrey Singer, and Dr. Rob Margesson, PhD. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) begins with Michigan resident Randy Schaffer, founder of the America 101 Project, who calls in to discuss Wednesday's "Operation Gridlock" protest in Lansing by thousands of Michiganders against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's stay-at-home orders. Next, Jimmy is joined by Dr. Jeffrey Singer, M.D. (@dr4liberty), Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, who offers insights on how politics is getting in the way of the doctor-patient relationship when it comes prescription drugs (such as in the Hydroxychloroquine debate) and the role the FDA should - and shouldn't - have in approving prescription drugs. Finally, Dr. Rob Margesson, PhD. - associate professor of communication and chair of the Communications Department at Denver's Regis University - offers insights on how colleges and universities have been dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and what might happen in the fall. Dr. Margesson, who teaches a free speech class, discusses free speech on college campuses and offers a leftist's perspective on Bernie Sanders' endorsement of Joe Biden this week. (From April 16, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Tiana Lowe, Bazzel Baz, and Dr. Tom Krannawitter, PhD. (Speakeasy Ideas). Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) begins the show by blasting former President Barack Obama's speech endorsing Joe Biden. Then, Washington Examiner commentary writer Tiana Lowe (@TianaTheFirst) joins the show to discuss the Obama endorsement, the growing tyranny of Michigan Gov. Whitmer, and more. Next, former(?) costar of NBC's "The Blacklist," Bazzel Baz (@BazzelBaz), returns to offer his insights as an-ex CIA officer and Marine Corps veteran on the prospect that the novel coronavirus was actually generated at a lab in Wuhan, China - not just by pure happenstance from bats at a wet mart. Finally, Dr. Tom Krannawitter, PhD. (@TomKrannawitter), President of Speakeasy Ideas, constitutional scholar, and former college professor, joins Jimmy to break down what individual rights *really* are - and how we should think about them in the COVID age. (From April 15, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Charmaine Yoest, Cassie Smedile, and Robby Starbuck. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) begins by criticizing President Trump's talk of "total authority" at yesterday's press conference. Then, Charmaine Yoest (@CharmaineYoest), VP of the Institute for Family, Community, and Opportunity at the Heritage Foundation, joins Jimmy to discuss Heritage's National Coronavirus Recovery Commission, of which she is co-executive director. They talk about what policymakers need to keep in mind during and after the crisis. The website is www.CoronavirusCommission.com. Then, RNC Deputy Communications Director Cassie Smedile (@CMSmedile) offers reaction to Bernie's endorsement of Joe Biden, Trump's press conference tussles with the media, and more. Finally, producer and director Robby Starbuck (@RobbyStarbuck) shares insights from his Western Journal op-ed, "COVID Crisis Is a Preview of What America Would Look Under Socialism." The "Grow Up" co-host talks about his family's experience under the brutal socialist regime in Cuba and what lessons that teaches America, and they discuss young people and socialism, Bernie and Biden, and the media today. (From April 14, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Michael Hiltzik (LA Times) and former Ambassador Sam H. Zakhem. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) is joined at the outset by LA Times columnist Michael Hiltzik (@hiltzikm). They discuss the Post Office's struggles during the COVID-19 crisis and before, as well as President Trump's attacks against the Postal Service. They also talk about the economy, what a Phase 4 coronavirus "stimulus" might include, and the prospect of all-mail ballots. Then, former U.S. Ambassador to Bahrain Sam Zakhem calls in to offer insights on the oil production deal reached by the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Russia over the weekend, as well as the changing dynamics in the Middle East as a result of Trump administration policies. Finally, Jimmy lambasts Democratic nominee-to-be Joe Biden's new "student loan solution," explains why it's a bad idea, and offers up some alternative policies. (From the April 13, 2020 Video Livestream)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Phil van Doorn, Ken Montera, and Roshini Rajkumar. First up, MarketWatch investing columnist and analyst Phil van Doorn (@PhilipvanDoorn) returns to talk through the stock market, the need to NOT focus on headlines when it comes to investing, and some of the benefits and financial help you can get during the coronavirus crisis. Then, Ken Montera, former EVP of Retail Operations for L Brands, offers insights and expertise on the state of retail during coronavirus, what will happen after the crisis has abated, and more. Finally, strategic communications and crisis coach Roshini Rajkumar (@RoshiniR), podcast and radio host and author of "Communicate That," rejoins the show to discuss Dr. Fauci's and President Trump's preference for handshakes to go away even AFTER the coronavirus pandemic has been alleviated. Plus, Jimmy and Roshini discuss the erosion of civil liberties amidst the current crisis, how we ought to keep some traditions on Easter, and more. (From the April 10, 2020 Video Livestream)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Tom Pyle, Elaine Parker, and former Congresswoman, Dr. Nan Hayworth, M.D. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) is joined by Tom Pyle (@TomJPyle) - President of the American Energy Alliance - joins Jimmy to discuss the oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia, its impact on American industry, and the remarkable achievement of energy independence. Then, Elaine Parker (@Elaine_Parker), Chief Communications officer of the Job Creators Network, elucidates on the Paycheck Protection Program, its benefits to small business during the coronavirus pandemic, and JCN's argument in favor of providing additional funding for the program. Finally, Dr. Nan Hayworth, MD., a former Congresswoman from New York, rejoins Jimmy to offer medical expertise regarding the ongoing debate about hydroxychloroquine as a potential treatment for COVID-19 patients. Dr. Hayworth, who has worked with patients prescribed hydroxychloroquine in other medical situations, explains how it has been used in the past and what is value could be in treating COVID-19. They also discuss the role that government regulations have - and should have - when it comes to prescription drugs like hydroxychloroquine, as well as the importance of only acting with at a physician's direction.  (From the April 9, 2020 Video Livestream)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with John Gage, Keith Nobles, and John Tamny. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) BLASTS MSNBC's Dr. Zeke Emanuel and others who think we can and should endure shutdowns for 1.5 years. Then, it's Washington Examiner Wednesday! Our first guest today is John Gage (@JohnRobertGage), Breaking News Reporter at the Examiner, who updates us on the latest coronavirus numbers in the U.S. and China, the Wisconsin primary yesterday, the tweetstorm surrounding CNN's Jake Tapper, and a crazy story out of Colorado. Next, Keith Nobles (@AuthorNobles), former intel contractor and author of the novel "Our Dogs Did Not Bark," returns to offer his thoughts on the removal of Captain Brett Crozier from the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt, the resignation of Navy Secretary Thoms Modly, and the quieter war of words between the Trump administration and the Chinese regime. Finally, John Tamny (@JohnTamny), VP at FreedomWorks and editor at RealClearMarkets, rejoins the show to offer his no-holds-barred perspective on free markets, what drives an economy, trade, the Defense Production Act, and Peter Navarro. (From the April 8, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Ruben Naverrette, Rick French, and Chris Burns. Jimmy opens with a passionate argument against a nationwide coronavirus shutdown. Then, syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette (@RubenNavarrette) comes on to talk about the growing controversy surrounding Hydroxychloroquine, the potential COVID-19 treatment. Next, Jimmy is joined by Rick French, co-owner of the Daytona Tortugas minor league baseball team, film producer at Prix Productions, member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Board of Trustees, and Chairman & CEO of French/West/Vaughan. Rick offers insights on the prospect that Major League Baseball might return next month, what's happening in the film industry as a result of coronavirus, and more. Finally, Chris Burns (@cwburns), CEO of Dynamic Money, talks stock market moves, important things for investors to keep in mind, the Fed's diminished role in stabilizing the economy, and the impact of the stimulus package. Jimmy and Chris also discuss the toll the China trade war is taking on American companies' ability to manufacture needed medical equipment like ventilators. (From the April 7, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Alex Berezow, Maj. Gen. Paul Vallely (US Army, Ret.), and AB Stoddard. Jimmy launches into a striking monologue on the need to keep in mind the importance of economic health as policymakers decide what to do after April 30 and "30 Days to Slow the Spread." Then, he dives deeper into the topic of balancing public health and economic health with Alex Berezow (@alexbberezow), VP at the American Council on Science and Health and author of a USA Today column on the subject. Next, Maj. Gen. Paul Vallely (U.S. Army, Ret.) joins he show to discuss the removal of Captain Brett Crozier from his post on the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt, President Trump's use of the Defense Production Act, and General Vallely's organization, the Stand Up America US Foundation. Finally, RealClearPolitics Associate Editor A.B. Stoddard (@theabstoddard) offers perspective on governments' handling of the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 politics amidst the current crisis, and the possibility of virtual political conventions and a nationwide switch to all-mail voting. (From the April 6, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Michael Barone, Wayne Williams, and Richard Lorenc. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) begins by explaining his concerns about how President Trump is implementing the Defense Production Act. Then, he'ss joined by Washington Examiner Senior Political Analyst Michael Barone (@MichaelBarone) to guage his thoughts on a few coronavirus-related topics and the historic nature of the "virtual campaign" in 2020. Next, former Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams offers insights on Colorado's experience as the third state to shift to all-mail ballots, what other states must look at if they want to move forward with such a policy, and other things to keep in mind. Finally, Richard Lorenc (@rlorenc), Executive VP of the Foundation for Economic Education, joins Jimmy to talk about FEE's YEAR Report and what it can teach us about messaging free market capitalism to Millennials, things to keep in mind for online outreach, and more! (From the April 3, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Crista Huff, Sidney Powell, and Gordon G. Chang. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) talks with producer Nathan Matoush (@MatoushMagic) about coronavirus's impact on the sports world and comparing Pres. Trump's and Gov. Cuomo's handling of the crisis. Crista Huff (@CristaHuff), chief analyst at Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor, offers insights on the goings-on in the stock market and how to react (or not) to the headlines. Then, former federal prosecutor Sidney Powell (@SidneyPowell1) - coauthor of the new book "Conviction Machine" and Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn's attorney - joins the show to discuss her book, federal prosecutorial abuse, Flynn's guilty plea, and more! Finally, Gordon G. Chang (@GordonGChang) returns to discuss China's early and continuing role in coronavirus, the Trump administration's messaging regarding that issue, and more. (From the April 2, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Anthony Leonardi, Marc Lotter, and Woody Vincent. Washington Examiner breaking news reporter Anthony Leonardi (@TonyDLeonardi) joins  Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) to discuss the latest news on coronavirus – including some heartwarming stories – and 2020 political dynamics amidst the crisis. Then, Trump 2020 Strategic Communications Director Marc Lotter (@Marc_Lotter) talks COVID-19 politics with Jimmy, who follows the interview with commentary on the frequent claim that conservatives "don't follow the science." Finally, veteran stock trader and "What's In A Name" author Woody Vincent offers insights on what's happening in the stock market and with oil, what investors should keep in mind strategically, and industries to watch. (From the April 1, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Elizabeth Wright and Thomas Pyle. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) is joined by Elizabeth Wright (@ElizLWright) of Citizens Against Government Waste. They discuss her op-ed for the Washington Examiner arguing against President Trump using the Defense Production Act to help with the coronavirus crisis.  Then, American Energy Alliance President Thomas Pyle (@TomJPyle) shares insights into the Trump administration's proper decision to implement new fuel efficiency standards, Trump's shift to better energy policy, and more. Jimmy closes by offering commentary on the World Health Organization's refusal to answer questions about Taiwan and COVID-19 - covering for China - and explaining why the FDA should only approve drugs for safety but not efficacy. (From the March 31, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with DA George Brauchler and Ruben Navarrette. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) talks with George Brauchler (@GeorgeBrauchler) - DA for Colorado's largest Judicial District, the 18th - about how he's looking at enforcing "Stay-At-Home" orders and what he's hearing from other DAs in Colorado and around the country. They also discuss death penalty and left-wing efforts to subvert DA elections around the country. (Brauchler prosecuted the Aurora theater shooter and is one of about 35 DAs with more than a million people in his jurisdiction.) Then, syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette (@RubenNavarrette) rejoins Jimmy to discuss the presidential campaign, COVID-19 politics, and more! (From the March 30, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with entertainer Jimmie Viles and "The Blacklist" actor Bazzel Baz. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) chats with "Tom Hanks After Quarantine" and the man behind the character, entertainer Jimmie Viles, about voice acting, life as a performer right now, and the entertainer bailouts contained in the CARES Act relief bill. Then, Jimmy is joined by Bazzel Baz (@BazzelBaz) - actor on "The Blacklist," ex-CIA Special Operations officer, former Marine, and founder of the Association for the Recovery of Children - to get his insights on the national security implications of the COVID-19 crisis, China's role, quarantines and "martial law," being a conservative in Hollywood, and more! (From the March 27, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Phil van Doorn, Max McGuire, and Alfredo Ortiz. On "Jimmy at the Crossroads" March 26, host Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) gets insights on the stock market and investing from MarketWatch columnist Phil van Doorn (@PhilipvanDoorn). Then, Conservative Daily advocacy director and podcast host Max McGuire (@SanityPolitics) gives an update on how gun rights are being handled across the country with coronavirus concerns. Finally, Job Creators Network (@JobCreatorsUSA) president and CEO Alfredo Ortiz shares his thoughts on how the CARES Act stimulus/relief bill will impact small businesses. (From the March 26, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is athe Crossroads with Anthony Leonardi and Joel Griffith. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) gets the latest on today's CARES Act (stimulus/relief bill) from Anthony Leonardi (@TonyDLeonardi), Breaking News reporter at The Washington Examiner. They also discuss the "virtual" Democratic presidential campaign and Biden's Bumbles of the Week. Jimmy offers commentary on President Trump's desire to "reopen the economy" and digs into the good, the bad, and the ugly of the CARES act with The Heritage Foundation's Joel Griffith (@JoelGriffith). (From the March 25, 2020 Video Livestream)

Jimmy Sengenberger is at the Crossroads with Daniel Turner, Keith Nobles, and Michael Hiltzik. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) begins with a little LIVE harmonica solo! Then, Power The Future Executive Director Daniel Turner (@DanielTurnerPTF) joins Jimmy to discuss the need to include oil and gas among the beneficiaries of Congress's economic response to COVID-19. Keith Nobles Author of the novel "Our Dogs Did Not Bark: A Politically Incorrect Dystopian Tale" (@KeithNoblesAuthor) and former intelligence contractor calls in to offer thoughts on the economic response and his expert insights into China's propaganda machine. Finally, liberal Los Angeles Times columnist Michael Hiltzik (@hiltzikm) shares perspective on what's happening in California re: coronavirus and hashes out the federal economic response. (From the March 24 Video Livestream)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner, fmr. U.S. Rep. Nan Hayworth, MD, Nathan "Matoush Magic," and Rick Newman. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) replays his interview with Senator Cory Gardner (R-CO) and then talks live with former NY Congresswoman Nan Hayworth, M.D. (@NanHayworth) about the COVID-19 medical concerns, possible treatment, and state quarantine policies. Then, producer Nathan Matoush (@MatoushMagic_1) chats with Jimmy about COVID-19's impact on the sports world, NFL news, and his thoughts as a newcomer on the political dynamics in D.C. Finally, Yahoo! Finance Columinst Rick Newman (@RickJNewman) joins us to discuss balancing individual liberty and public health, Congressional politics, and the possible economic policy responses to #coronavirus. (From March 24, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Kaylee McGhee and John Tamny. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) talks with The Washington Examiner's Kaylee McGhee (@KayleeDMcGhee) about American life with COVID-19. He's also joined by free market firebrand John Tamny (@JohnTamny) - Vice President at FreedomWorks and editor of RealClearMarkets - to field his unique, no-holds-barred take on coronavirus. Finally, Jimmy talks about his experience after yesterday's show in becoming an apparent victim of Chinese propaganda subterfuge on social media, what actually happened, and what it means! (From March 21, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Gordon G. Chang. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) talks with "The Coming Collapse of China" author Gordon G. Chang (@GordonGChang) about the culpability of the Chinese government in the COVID-19 crisis we now face, their international propaganda effort blaming the U.S., and more. Then, Jimmy discusses his new op-ed for The Washington Examiner, "Coronavirus is no excuse for a Trump New Deal" and offers his thoughts on what Congress should - and shouldn't - do to address the economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis. (From March 19, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Ruben Navarrette. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) talks with syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette (@RubenNavarrette) about the Biden vs. Bernie debate - likely the only one we'll see - and the COVID-19 politics and optics. Then, Jimmy offers perspective on the Federal Reserve's weekend decisions and the stock market environment. (From March 16, 2020 Video Livestream.)

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Roshini Rajkumar and Phil van Doorn. Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) breaks down how President Trump and other elected officials have been managing the Coronavirus Crisis so far, how the media is handling it, and the chaos in the markets. Strategic and crisis communications coach Roshini Rajkumar (@RoshiniR) offers insights on the coronavirus situation, as well as Sunday's upcoming Joe Biden vs. Bernie Sanders debate, and MarketWatch columnist Phil Van Doorn (@PhilipvanDoorn) gives his take on the stock market malaise and how to approach this tumultuous time for investors! (From March 12, 2020 Video Livestream.)

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Jubiläum bei der Comic Con Dortmund! Bereits zum 5. Mal zog es FANs aus gefühlt aller Welt in das Ruhrgebiet und ein Wochenende voller Cosplay, Merch und Stars stand auf dem Programm. Wir haben es uns nicht nehmen lassen und so einiges auf der Convention erlebt, was wir euch im Sonderpodcast zur GCC 2019 erzählen wollen. Das besondere: Es handelt sich um einen Mitschnitt vom Video-Livestream der Con dank der Jungs und Mädels von Nerdizismus. Wir haben uns in der Messebox einquartiert und drauf los gequatscht. Natürlich gibt es aber auch wieder Stimmen von euch FANs zum Abschluss.

Zu Gast bei Tommy Wosch ist diesmal Jürgen Kuttner. Er ist einer der alten Hase des Hörertalks. Seine "Sprechfunk"-Sendungen im Radio sind mittlerweile Legende. Jetzt gibt es eine Neuauflage des Sprechfunks als radioeins-Podcast und als Video-Livestream immer mittwochs ab 21 Uhr auf radioeins.de

Geoff Cook is a serial entrepreneur and public company CEO. He started his first company from a Harvard dorm and sold it for millions of dollars at age 24. He sold his second company for $100 million. He is currently the CEO and co-founder of The Meet Group (NASDAQ: MEET), a social dating and livestreaming company with a $400+ million market cap. He has spent $200 million in the last 3 years buying 4 companies, including most recently, Growlr, a dating app for gay bears. Geoff also runs the leading podcast player, Podcoin, and can drive thousands of listening hours and hundreds of subscribers to podcasts on which he appears. Geoff is the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award Winner for the Philadelphia Region. He is also a children's book author and a mentor at Princeton University's Keller Center. He lives in Princeton, NJ with his wife, two daughters, and son. Website: https://www.themeetgroup.com/ https://www.podcoin.com/ Twitter: @geoffcook @themeetgroup @podcoinapp LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/meetme https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoff-cook-0a35ba3 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themeetgroup/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meetmeapp/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MeetMeVideos

MHGG Turn Two.... The hosts discuss the show turning two years old. What were some of our favorite moments from the last year? What changes lie ahead? We also thank all of our Patrons, play a game of Win, Lose, Banana, and announce a giveaway!!!! 00:06:44 Thanks to all Patrons 00:17:29 Show stats!!! 00:27:41 Most memorable moment 00:37:17 Win Lose Banana 00:44:03 Furure of MHGG 00:49:15 Video? Livestream? 00:51:12 What are we looking forward to 00:55:05 What do you want from us???? 00:59:22 Listener Responses 01:12:04 Giveaway!!!! Slack Channel Patreon Guild

Diese Woche mit einer "Lage Live" aus dem Pavillon in Hannover. Schön, dass so viele von Euch da waren. Wir hatte vor, unsere Abonnenten und Abonnentinnen mit einem Video-Livestream zu überraschen, aber das Internet hat nicht mitgemacht. 2018. Sorry.Hier die Aufzeichnung - erstmal bei Facebook. Schulz ist so gut wie raus: Das könnten die neuen Minister in einer GroKo werden (Focus online) GroKo-Frust: Szenen, die die Jusos so nicht wollten (YouTube) Die Zukunft gehört den Dreierkoalitionen (Süddeutsche) Das Märchen von der Zwei-Klassen-Medizin? (Handelsblatt) Was die große Koalition vorhat (Süddeutsche) Familiennachzug  Gesetzentwurf der Fraktion der CDU/CSU (Deutscher Bundestag) Wer hat sich beim Familiennachzug durchgesetzt? (WELT) Robin Alexander (Twitter) Lilly Blaudszun (Twitter) Internetüberwachung  Arbeitet der BND auf dem Boden der Verfassung? (Stiftung Neue Verantwortung) Menschenversuche bei VW? Jörg Wirtgen (Facebook) Forschen, bis es passt (Süddeutsche) Autobauer benutzten Wissenschaftler, um Gefahren durch Diesel zu verharmlosen (Süddeutsche) "Wir brauchen solche Studien am Menschen" (Süddeutsche) Milliarden-Boni bei Minus-Bank  SPD schimpft über "goldene Nasen" bei der Deutschen Bank (Spiegel online) Prantls Politik (Süddeutsche) Einkommensverteilung  45 Deutsche besitzen so viel wie die ärmere Hälfte der Bevölkerung (Spiegel online) Aldi baut Wohnung  Jetzt kommt die Billig-Wohnung von Aldi (WELT) Tipp  Neue Folge mein Freund der Baum: Liebe (kuechenstud.io) Hausmitteilung Lagezentrum (Community-Redaktion) Spenden: Bankverbindung Spenden: Banking-Program mit BezahlCode-Standard Kuechenstud.io-Newsletter Kuechenstud.io Shop "Lage der Nation" bei iTunes bewerten "Lage der Nation" bei Youtube "Lage der Nation" bei Facebook "Lage der Nation" bei Instagram "Lage der Nation" bei Twitter "Lage der Nation" in der Wikipedia

Wenn es nach dem Willen von Hardware-Herstellern geht, ist das Internet of Things, also die Anbindung von Alltagsgegenständen an das Internet, nicht mehr aufzuhalten. Schon heute sind einzelne Geräte überall miteinander vernetzt. Doch es gibt berechtigte Zweifel an Produkten, deren Herstellern ihre eigene Suppe kochen und die für die Updates ein Fremdwort sind. Und wenn es dann noch Daten abzugreifen gibt, die bei der Benutzung anfallen, sind endgültig Zweifel angesagt. Und ist es wirklich sinnvoll, dass jedes Produkt mit einem Internet-Anschluss auszustatten? Im Chaosradio 218 im Bluemoon auf Fritz http://www.fritz.de klärt Marcus Richter und Gäste vom CCC heute ab 22 Uhr die Hintergründe und beleuchten die Schattenseiten dieser schönen neue Welt. Dabei geht es um die Risiken und Nebenwirkungen des IoT, aber auch positive Beispiele, die wirklichen Nutzen bringen können. Hinweis: Das VOC http://c3voc.de bemüht sich um einen Video-Livestream http://streaming.media.ccc.de .