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No exploration of the Baltics would be complete without checking out Vilnius, Lithuania. In this episode, I share my 3 days in Vilnius in the winter of 2022. You'll hear about the major tourist attractions, where to stay, and of course, a brief comment on the Lithuanian nightlife. As a reminder, my solo male travel course is available. If you have never been overseasand want to go, this course is for you: Click here: Solo Male Travel Blueprint

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow Bogota, Colombia TONIGHT; Speaking of Karnataka, India; Taipei, Taiwan; Vilnius, Lithuania; Toulouse, France; Guatemala City, Guatemala; Quito, Ecuador; Buenes Aires, Argentina; Bogota, Cololmbia and more;  and the surface of Mars.

The NATO summit starts tomorrow in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a heavy agenda touching on the future of the war in Ukraine, the use of cluster munitions, the inclusion of new member states, and the Alliance's future role in the Asia-Pacific. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will also be present, and expects to sign an important arms deal with Germany.

“On January 7th I went to an unusual Orthodox Christmas service at the Catholic Church of St. Johns in Vilnius where the service was led by a chaplain father Heorhiy Kovalenko visiting […]

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. 1892 Vilnius Station @Batchelorshow #Vilnius: #Lithuania: #Belarus: #Russia: #NATO:  Recalling the foreshadowing of the Russia/NATO war on the Belarus frontier, Summer 2021.  Michael Yon, MichaelYon@Locals.com https://www.defensenews.com/interviews/2022/12/28/lithuanias-defense-minister-is-leery-russia-will-run-out-of-ammo/

John and Tommy drink coffee and bloviate from the Hotel Pacai in Vilnius Lithuania. The first half is about the top secret tour they're on and the second is about Antarctica in the After Later style we all know and love. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afterlater/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afterlater/support

How many new PR firms would target new start-up businesses as clients? Well, the new Black Unicorn Public Relations firm did just that...and it has become a successful strategy. The new firms must be funded and operational. Rather than just being a PR agency for the startups Black Unicorn functions as an internal entity. With offices in London and Vilnius Lithuania founder Julia Jugorova, a former journalist, also has virtual staffers in Germany, Spain, South Africa, and Slovakia to help facilitate and grow the business. Listen to how she made this format work for her. Learn more about our podcast on YouTube; Public Relations Review Podcast 2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-c-woolfolk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peter-c-woolfolk/support

How many new PR firms would target new start-up businesses as clients? Well, the new Black Unicorn Public Relations firm did just that...and it has become a successful strategy.  The new firms must be funded and operational.  Rather than just being a PR agency for the startups Black Unicorn functions as an internal entity.  With offices in London and Vilnius Lithuania founder Julia Jugorova, a former journalist, also has virtual staffers in Germany, Spain, South Africa, and Slovakia to help facilitate and grow the business.  Listen to how she made this format work for her.Learn more about our podcast on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D54NRSyeXsSupport the show

Interview with Grandpa, 1989 Brunei Horrors, 30 year backslider, Frankfurt H3/SHITS, reviving Vilnius H3 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/support

Hello! This episode is a little unusual. See, it's occurred to me that in the spring of 2014, I did a backpacking trip around the western edges of what when I was growing up was the Soviet Union. And it seemed like an apt time to talk about it, given not only events in that region at the time of recording, but also considering the background to the current situation in the region pretty much effectively started only a month or two before my trip. My visit took me from Romania, which doesn't count for this pod so I haven't mentioned it save in passing, into Moldova and Transnistria, then a hop into Ukraine, followed by trains to Belarus and then Lithuania. I would say: I'm giving you this travelogue as a memorial of more peaceful times, but as we shall hear, that was not the case. Topics discussed include: * Twitter Spaces update & the disappearence of Episode Numbers * Soon I will have a newsletter! * Background to my 2014 trip to Eastern Europe * An overview of trains in the ex-USSR * A couple of days in Chisinau, Moldova * One full day in Tiraspol, Transnistria * Why I didn't go to Odesa * Kyiv after the revolution * How Minsk (Belarus) didn't look as I expected it to * The World Ice-Hockey Championships * My first career-break-era mental health crash * How I found Vilnius (Lithuania) relaxing and pleasant * Why I was barefoot in Vilnius * Notes from a much smaller international train * Surviving on potatoes and cabbage A PDF transcript of this episode is available. As always, if you have anything to say about the topic, or indeed about my podcasting in general, leave a comment or let me know. The pod has a Facebook group you can join, too. I also have a Patreon - if you like what you hear, and want to access exclusive content (or just to show your appreciation), then head on over. Until next time, bye for now. :)

“I have a field recording from Vilnius central prospect, Gedimino prospektas, which on the weekend becomes a pedestrian-only street. It was the last weekend, Saturday evening, people are going to see […]

X8_Ep10 “Vilnius- The G-Spot of Europe!” 0:47:  Intro and welcome! 1:05:  Do you think Covid testing will be the ‘wave of the future' permanently? 1:47:  A quick tip about the Covid-19 self test kits 2:30:  Welcome Kai Schukowski, General Manager at Grand Hotel Kempinski, Vilnius 2:52:  So many Hollywood movie “super-rich-evil-billionaire-villain” characters seem to be hiding out in Vilnius Lithuania; what is it really like?! 4:18:  What's the biggest surprise people experience when they first land in Vilnius? 5:40:  Would you say your hotel is one of the first luxury brands in Vilnius, Lithuania?  Ref: Grand Palace Hotel Riga, Latvia 6:52:  Are you guys becoming a new hotspot for digital nomads, akin to Estonia perhaps? 8:06:  Let's say we have 3 days… what's a must-see?  Ref: Trakai Island Castle, pink soup 10:47:  Would you say that it's still an affordable destination for USD? 12:20:  What are some hidden secrets of the hotel that many people wouldn't know? 14:07:  We're in for the holidays! Thank you Kai! How can people find more information on the property? https://www.kempinski.com/en/vilnius/grand-hotel-kempinski/why-vilnius/  and @KempinskiVilnius on Facebook  INSTA  and at @Kempinski via Twitter and Kempinski Hotels on YouTube  14:33:  Thank you for joining us!! Stay safe & keep traveling!  You can find us on the web at www.x8travelpodcast.com or email us at info@explorateurjourneys.com Also on Instagram @theexplorateur and Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/theexplorateur

Water Witching is an exhibition of new work by artist Shelagh Honan. Her lens-based narrative features photography, sculpture, video, sound and installation, all of which pivot around an audio video called Aistear.The film touches on themes of mortality, transcendence, infinity and the abyss. Its co-ordinates are those of modernist poetic cinema, with long takes which are sometimes fixed in slow motion. The central figure moves through a series of landscapes and appears in a state of co-temporal elision, existing within her own frame of time and communing with nature through a dream-like sequence.Water Witching is open 10-5pm Monday to SaturdaySkip to Main ContentShelagh HonanBiographyShelagh HonanShelagh Honan is a visual artist working in Ireland. She works predominantly with experimental film, photography, projection, sculpture and installation.Her practice concerns the development of new strategies to present narrative through video, sound and projective environments. Her's is a contemplative video practice that encompasses the minimalist, observational art of slow cinema, a genre of film-making that emphasizes long takes with little or no narrative.These films establish an evocative register that connects the viewer with the saliences of a memorialised past and a memorialised landscape.She is a full time lecturer in Photography Film Video in Limerick School of Art and Design.Recent exhibitions include the wom@rts series, opening in Maribor, Slovenia, Vilnius (Lithuania), Santiago de Compostela (Spain) and Rijeka (Croatia), Angoulême (France) and Limerick (Ireland). In 2019 she was awarded Culture Ireland funding to exhibit and attend in this series of international exhibitions. In 2018 she took part in a residency program in Avilés in Spain and she was invited to exhibit her installation Passage of Sound In Feile Na Bealtaine festival in Dingle. ‘Passage of Sound' was also selected for Blow Up international Film festival in Chicago, and several other film festivals in Ireland.

Photo: Church in Lithuania, by Ferdynand Ruszczyc. . CBS Eye on the World with John Batchelor CBS Audio Network @Batchelorshow 2/2: #TheGreatMigration: Belarus weaponizes the Lithuanian border with migrants from Baghdad. Locals.com/MichaelYon, Vilnius, Lithuania,

Photo: Grand Duke of Lithuania from "The Last of the Valois (Henry III.), and accession of Henry of Navarre. 1559-1589" . CBS Eye on the World with John Batchelor CBS Audio Network @Batchelorshow 1/2: #TheGreatMigration: Belarus weaponizes the Lithuanian border with migrants from Baghdad. Locals.com/MichaelYon, Vilnius, Lithuania,

We discuss: the power of your name, architects are problem solvers; artists are problem makers, the difficulty of translating art conversations to applications, bureaucracy, etc, artist residencies and networking, speculative projects, how a Venice Biennale project gets created, amusement parks, an artistic space program, how to be a cultural attaché, how to define quality in the art world, governmental support for the arts in Europe, exhibition design / architecture   People + Places mentioned: The Pro-test Lab – by Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas - http://www.thedrouth.org/the-pro-test-lab-by-nomeda-gediminas-urbonas/ Lithuanian Space Agency - https://lithuanianspace.agency Julijonas Urbonas - http://julijonasurbonas.lt/ Sun & Sea (Marina) - https://www.labiennale.org/en/art/2019/national-participations/lithuania La Biennale di Venezia - https://www.labiennale.org   https://rupert.lt   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

We discuss: the power of your name, architects are problem solvers; artists are problem makers, the difficulty of translating art conversations to applications, bureaucracy, etc, artist residencies and networking, speculative projects, how a Venice Biennale project gets created, amusement parks, an artistic space program, how to be a cultural attaché, how to define quality in the art world, governmental support for the arts in Europe, exhibition design / architecture   People + Places mentioned: The Pro-test Lab – by Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas - http://www.thedrouth.org/the-pro-test-lab-by-nomeda-gediminas-urbonas/ Lithuanian Space Agency - https://lithuanianspace.agency Julijonas Urbonas - http://julijonasurbonas.lt/ Sun & Sea (Marina) - https://www.labiennale.org/en/art/2019/national-participations/lithuania La Biennale di Venezia - https://www.labiennale.org   https://rupert.lt   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

We discussed: Artist residencies, How to write a good residency application, Alternative Education program, How a curator creates an exhibition, Support for the arts in Lithuania, The issue of the same vocabulary interpreted differently in different regions, Artist fees, Sensitive topics in the art field, Your name is your reputation in the art world, The important relationship between concept and aesthetics, How to acquire work, The value of meeting the artists, How an artist can connect with a curator, Cold emails do not work, The need to be more proactive these days   People + Places mentioned: Rupert - https://rupert.lt Lina Lapelytė - http://www.linalapelyte.com/ Jonas Mekas - http://jonasmekas.com/diary/ Barbara Hammer - https://barbarahammer.com/   https://www.instagram.com/jonutyte   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

We discussed: Artist residencies, How to write a good residency application, Alternative Education program, How a curator creates an exhibition, Support for the arts in Lithuania, The issue of the same vocabulary interpreted differently in different regions, Artist fees, Sensitive topics in the art field, Your name is your reputation in the art world, The important relationship between concept and aesthetics, How to acquire work, The value of meeting the artists, How an artist can connect with a curator, Cold emails do not work, The need to be more proactive these days   People + Places mentioned: Rupert - https://rupert.lt Lina Lapelytė - http://www.linalapelyte.com/ Jonas Mekas - http://jonasmekas.com/diary/ Barbara Hammer - https://barbarahammer.com/   https://www.instagram.com/jonutyte   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

“Daily walk along the Neris River has been my only time outside since the announcement of quarantine nearly three weeks ago. Before it used to be relaxing. Now it’s a […]

The face of missions is ever-changing. On this 'inaugural' episode of the Mission Leaders Podcast, I'll be sharing from my experience leading a campus ministry in Vilnius Lithuania, as that is where many of my convictions regarding Short Term Missions were borne. My hope is that this will give you a 'glimpse' in to the heart behind the Mission Leaders Podcast! Made with Auxbus.com

Dr. Ali Mobasheri, current OARSI president and Professor, Project Leader, and Senior Research Scientist in the Department of Regenerative Medicine at the State Research Institute Centre for Innovative Medicine in Vilnius, Lithuania, discusses his research in Lithuania, Finland, and the UK, how his experiences as an OA patient, journal editor, reviewer, and instructor fit into his career, and his plans for the further internationalization of OARSI. More information can be at the following websites: https://www.oarsi.org/about/board-directors https://www.linkedin.com/in/ali-mobasheri-68009712/ http://www.imcentras.lt/research-council/department-of-regenerative-medicine/ http://www.approachproject.eu/about/governance http://www.sportsarthritisresearchuk.org/centre-staff/partners.aspx

After being absorbed by the raw historic drama that oozes from the pores of Warsaw, my fellow travellers and I boarded our awaiting chariot, a roomy luxury coach, for a romp through the countryside en-route to Lithuania. Insight Vacations’ Warsaw & the Baltic States guided holiday soon proved to be an eye-opening journey of immense discovery for me. It had long been on the bucket-list to tick off the Baltics and this expertly crafted itinerary, with comforts galore, stitched the regional jewels together with style, aplomb and surprises aplenty. Lounging in recline on the super-comfy coach with trusty wifi, Insight Vacations are reputed to be the most indulgent in Europe, with 10 seats removed to provide added legroom. As a stickler against needless waste, I was most impressed to discover that the tour company had jettisoned single-use plastic bottles, opting for refillables instead. My 25 fellow guests from New Zealand, Australia, the United States and Singapore soon struck up a warm rapport, swapping tales and laughs all along the way. It’s another winning attribute of the Insight Vacations experience, their group sizes don’t exceed 40. As the gleaming new skyscrapers of contemporary Warsaw faded from view, our ebullient Australian travel director, Brad Dick, titillated us with a plethora of regional insights, as we breezed through the pancake-flat Polish countryside. A lunch stop soon beckoned in the lovely, leafy resort town of Augstow, swooned over by Poles for the therapeutic spas. I was fascinated to learn that the wider lake-filled region of Masuria rubs shoulders with a pint-sized outpost of Russia, Kaliningrad. Brad informed us how the Allies gifted this little chunk of coastal land to Stalin after World War II, so that Russia had port access to the Baltic Sea where it doesn’t freeze over in winter. Sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania, before we knew it, we arrived in the venerable Lithuanian capital of Vilnius. Insight Vacations takes great pride in hand-picking hotels that boast prime locations and brimming with comfort. Their Vilnius offering is a class-act, Radisson Blu Royal Astorija Hotel. Lording over the heart of the old town and loaded with character, this upscale Baroque-style hotel, circa 1901, features vintage décor, glorious frescoes and primo views. I swung back the doors on my Juliet balcony, drinking in the knock-out views of the Church of St. Casimir, directly across the road. It’s the city’s oldest Baroque church, with legend having it that 700 people rolled the cornerstone into place, in 1604. We also ventured to St. Peter and St. Paul Church. Reputedly built on the site where pagans  worshipped Milda, the goddess of love, this 1668 Baroque masterpiece is wedding-cake beautiful. The interior is even more ornate, with over 2,000 stucco statues of religious and mythological figures, like wedding-cake icing. Visited by Pope John Paul II, it is a revered house of worship, the pearl of Lithuanian Baroque.Our local guide in Vilnius, Amelia, was a straight-shooting and enthralling raconteur, with a ready wit. I revelled in her deep disdain for trendy and modern art installations, cropping up around the old town. “I hope it’s temporary,” she would frequently mutter, as we passed by another abstract metallic street installation. The old town’s architectural beauty belies its blood-stained backstory, in which 40% of the buildings were destroyed during WWII. Guiding us on a walking tour across the cobbles of the delightful old town, spilling with al fresco cafes and studded with Baroque confections, it’s an irresistible locale to stroll, absorb and immerse yourself in the stories of tumult, drama and human resilience. I was constantly seduced by the glinting yellows and oranges of the amber shops, liberally sprinkled throughout the old town. Nicknamed the gold of the North, the amber is sourced from the Baltic coastline, as resin from the fossilised pine. Most amber is 40-60 million years...

Aidas Rasimas is a native to Lithuania, a traveler, and digital entrepreneur. During this episode, Aidas will share how he transitioned into a location independent lifestyle and built up a great living by selling video games online. Learn his selling strategy and method including a where he finds his games. You’ll also hear about unique travel experiences in Lithuania, Ukraine and other Baltic states. With plenty of fun stories and many traveling tips, you’ll enjoy this episode.   Links: Instagram.com/aidasrasimas Instagram.com/johnnyfdk Discussed: Trainaway.fit Vilnius, Lithuania: For Digital Nomads and Travel Time Stamps: 03:59 - Passing through Bellerose 07:47 - Creating courses with Udemy 13:25 - How to sell video games online 20:44 - “I look at reselling video games almost like stocks.” - Aidas Rasimas 23:01 - Selling for a loss and storing the keycodes 32:22 - Lithuania’s currency change and economy boom 36:46 - Uber, Bolt, bicycle, and other public transportation 49:50 - Analyzing the local forward-thinking culture 57:38 - Addressing small talk and forced social norms 1:08:54 - Drinking bad tap water in Vilnius   Enjoy this episode? Share it with friends!  

Jone Vaituleviciute is a partner at Startup Wise Guys, Europe's most experienced B2B startup accelerator and one of the most active early-stage investors in the Nordics. During this episode, Jone will reveal details on the 3 month-long on-site mentors driven program held in either Tallinn (Estonia), Riga (Latvia) or Vilnius (Lithuania). Learn how they help teams position themselves to raise the next funding round within 6 months. Find out how founders support themselves during early-stage accelerators and discover your chance of survival as a new startup. Listen to the end for practical use cases of bitcoin and cryptocurrency including insight into the future of blockchain.   Links: Startupwiseguys.com Linkedin   Check out the new Invest Like a Boss Summit in Vegas!   Where we are: Sam Marks, Johnny FD & Jone Vaituleviciute - Vilnius, Lithuania   Discussed: ILAB 75 – Impact Investing – Running the Vatican’s Accelerator with Steve Forte   Recommended: ArtofFX – Start with just a $10,000 account (reduced from $25,000) Fundrise – Start with only $1,000 into their REIT funds (non-accredited investors OK) Betterment – Get up to 1 year managed free PeerStreet – Get a 1% yield bump on your first loan Wealthfront – get your first $15,000 managed free Time Stamps: 00:34 - The joy and beauty of traveling Vilnius, Lithuania 04:05 - Practical use cases of bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and blockchain 13:25 - What is an accelerator? 15:56 - Attracting quality talent to the local area 18:43 - The entire process explained for startups 20:15 - What is a term sheet and how do you use it? 23:10 - How founders support themselves during early-stage accelerators 25:06 - What is your chance of survival as a new startup? 26:01 - “80% of our companies, out of a portfolio of 150, continue working on and growing.” - Jone Vaituleviciute 26:20 - What happens if your company fails? 26:38 - “We haven’t had a bankruptcy in a classical sense amongst our team.” - Jone Vaituleviciute 27:12 - Utilizing the portfolio management program 28:23 - Demo Day expectations and walkthrough 31:46 - Embracing an international family-style network  35:00 - Greetings and farewell in other languages 42:01 - Contemplating the future of blockchain   If you enjoyed this episode, do us a favor and share it! Also if you haven't already, please take a minute to leave us a 5-star review on iTunes and claim your bonus here!    Copyright 2019. All rights reserved. Read our disclaimer here.  

This week we discussed breaking NFL news! We specifically talked NFL Plotlines Part 2 - Cleveland Browns-Beckham/Mayfield and more Giants Quarterback Drama, Patrick Peterson Suspended for 6 games, the NFL Draft Lottery possibility, NFL Rule Change (Pass Interference), Ndamukong Suh to Bucs, and Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott. We touched on the Julio Jones contract negotiations (or not).We also talked about other news for the Thirst and Goal (TAG) Teams, the Seahawks, Steelers, and Eagles. Apparently, Carson Wentz is ready to go and Malcolm Jenkins is not! Bobby Wagner continues to set the standard sor stand up guys, and Antonio Brown is at it again with Ben Roethlisberger. Say the radio show ain't so! Eagles VP of Player Personnel Joe Douglas may be off to the Jets!We gave you an update on our first Homebrew attempt - Thirst and Goal Seventh Round IPA. Thanks to our listener Mitchel from Manitoba for the name suggestion. It’s bubbling baby!We talked Game of Thrones Ep. 6 - The Iron Throne. For a great professional and insightful take, check out Bald Move coverage.We gave a shout out to our new listeners from Bristol ENG, Rome ITA, Cambridge MA, Albuquerque NM, Cheyenne WY, King George VA, Toms River NJ, Belton MO, Glendale CA, Kennewick WA, Mason City IA, Harrisburg, OR, Nepean ONT, Morristown NJ, Kissimmee FL, Avon OH, Szekszárd Tolna megye HUN, Zagazi Sharqia Egypt, Cairo EGY, Krakow POL, Vilnius Lithuania, Zagazig Sharqia Egypt, Tucano Bahia Brazil, Algeria, Spain, Eskilstuna, Södermanland SWE, Bjerringbro, Central Jutland DEN, Slovakia, Finland, Lithuania, and Vietnam.We gave a shout out to the Loaded Box Podcast. This is a great show covering all things NFL hosted by Ben and DJ. The Pod is released twice per week during the NFL season and once per week during the offseason, and all news surrounding the NFL; but in their own, non-boring way. You can find them at https://loadedboxpodcast.com/ and on Twitter @loadedbox. Also, shout out to The Football History Dude Podcast. The host, Arnie Chapman, is just a regular dude that loves football and is a nerd when it comes to learning about history. The show covers the history of rule changes, major developments, union negotiations, and much more. You can find the show at http://thefootballhistorydude.com/ and on Twitter @FHDude.Frane concocted the “Salute” shot for Memorial Day, and a TAG original bumped the lead in. We tasted Er Boquerón beer from Spain and and Shieldaig Scotch. Listen for our honest unfiltered take.We held our world famous quiz and weekly Top Five (Pets that are not cats or dogs)!Follow us at @GoalThirst on Twitter and @thirstand on Instagram. You can subscribe or simply visit our website at thirstandgoal.buzzsprout.com. To send us a question or a comment, email: podcastthirstandgoal@gmail.com. Please don’t hesitate to contact us.

The Mayor of Vilnius Lithuania joins us and shares what makes a city attractive to prospective citizens: "Speaking about again the recipe of the successful cities, especially for young talents, again just to repeat, I think it has to be historic because we have to feel the roots because new place is somehow lacking something. It has to be green because people want to be healthy. They want to go to nature and so on, and it has to be modern. It has to be forward-looking. "

The Mayor of Vilnius Lithuania joins us and shares what makes a city attractive to prospective citizens: "Speaking about again the recipe of the successful cities, especially for young talents, again just to repeat, I think it has to be historic because we have to feel the roots because new place is somehow lacking something. It has to be green because people want to be healthy. They want to go to nature and so on, and it has to be modern. It has to be forward-looking. "

Arts & Health South West is a partner in an Erasmus Plus funded project called Art & Social Change, which is developing an experiential art training programme for health workers who work in addiction and recovery. This is the third episode in a special podcast series that explores the work, expertise, and stories of the people doing this work, and what the research is showing the arts & health sector. In this episode we speak with representatives of 'recovery cafes' in Lithuania and the UK to learn about what these venues are and why they are important to addiction and recovery. Joining us are Agne Bykova from Mano Guru, in Vilnius Lithuania and Pete Davies, from CasCade Creative Recovery in Brighton in England. LINKS: Mano Guru - Email address info@manoguru.lt - they are really searching for partners willing to change best practice, and to hear from other people. Please write to them. - Mano Guru can be found at Vilniaus g. 22, Labdarių gatvė 1, Vilnius 01402, Lithuania Cascade Creative Recovery - Website https://www.cascadecreativerecovery.org - Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CascadeCreativeRecovery/?ref=br_rs - Instagram https://www.instagram.com/cascadecreativerecovery/ - Cascade Coffee Shop can be found at 24 Baker St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4JN Also mentioned: - Portraits of Recovery (PORe), Manchester UK: https://www.portraitsofrecovery.org.uk - The UK Recovery Declaration of Rights: http://www.facesandvoicesofrecoveryuk.org/uk-recovery-declaration-rights/ For case studies from the Art & Social Change project’s training programmes, and a range of other resources for more information about the use of art in addiction, recovery, and to combat healthworker burn-out at www.artandsocialchange.eu

On today's episode, the Traveling Tavs are back talking about the last of our Baltic stops - Vilnius, Lithuania! We're talking all about the Independent Republic of Uzupis, our craft brew tour, living local Lithuanian life, missing our hot air balloon ride, and the overall lowkey, chill vibes of this underrated university capital city. Plus, our thoughts on why we think you should DEFINITELY visit the Baltics!Drinking: Humbolt Brown Hemp Ale by Humbolt Brewing Co. Find more of our Baltic adventures at www.travelingtaveners.com and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @travelingtaveners or email us at sadie@travelingtaveners.com  Thanks for listening! Don't forget to rate, review, and tell a friend!  

Ever wondered what happened after Bison and Wisp fought that big monster in the streets of the Citadel? Or whatever happened after Michon hacked some pirates and then the prison ship which he inhabited? Well, what a weird pairing of things to wonder about, but have we got a great episode for you! We revisit some stories and layer some lore on top of them. Enjoy the stories and your Halloween day! Remember, if you’re reading this the day of release, you still have the rest of the day to enter the Fan Creation Pumpkin Rapper Contest. Hopefully you’ve already got something you just need to hit send on the email sending it to us otherwise you’re in a bit of a rush on this one. Good luck and Have Fun and whether you entered or not we love you and will announce the winner soon.   Recommendations: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/481478805/spectaculars?ref=project_tweet Cartridge Blowers on Twitch and YouTube   Art by Lisa Prather: Instagram / Website Email: doubleissueshow@gmail.com Daniel Twitter Quentin Twitter Website / Twitter / Facebook /Wordpress / Discord   Songs: Freeharmonics by The Freeharmonic Orchestra  (CC BY 4.0) Slow Moving Waves by Rest You Sleeping Giant (CC BY 4.0) Lovely Things Beneath The Ocean by Bisou de l'enfant sauvage (CC BY 4.0) Crispy Roses by J1* (CC BY 4.0) Chiado by Jahzzar (CC BY-SA 3.0) A really dark alley by Loyalty Freak Music (CC0 1.0) Ghost Surf Rock by Loyalty Freak Music (CC0 1.0) From free music archive   Sound Effects: Supernatual Explosion by Quaker540 (CC0 1.0) Afterburner by TiesWijnen (CC0 1.0) Metal Crash Collision by qubodup (CC0 1.0) 130723_Brela_CavityWave_4824 by blaukreuz (CC0 1.0) Splashes In A Bathtub by bbrocer (CC0 1.0) Splash_Request by hello_flowers (CC0 1.0) distant concert, traffic, city hum in city center Vilnius Lithuania by sodassounds (CC0 1.0) Explosion_01 by tommccann (CC0 1.0) From freesound

Madison and Vilnius Lithuania have been sister-cities for almost 30 years, providing cultural and charitable exchange between the cities. Jan interviews Debbie Kmetz and Daina Zemliauskas-Juozevicius from the Madison-Vilnius Sister-City organization about their organization and an upcoming “Singing Revolution” being held in the Capitol Rotunda on May 12th. The post Madison-Vilnius sister City nears 30 year partnership appeared first on WORT 89.9 FM.

In this episode I am in Lithuania of all places and I am joined by Comedian/Promoter Paulius Ambrazevicius. And we get into the origins of Lithuania as it is today, it's numerous invasions, communism and the effect s the holocausts had on the region. Check us out on Twitter @worldcomedypod or me @Comediandana. New episodes EVERY Wednesday.

Distant traffic, a skateboard and a small kid ‘walking’ withs skates. Verkeer op afstand, een skateboard en een klein kind dat ‘loopt’ op rolschaatsen. Aporee: http://aporee.org/maps/work/?loc=29446

This episode I review DEEP Impact 62, Jungle Fights 51, UFC 159, Legend 11 and the K-1 WGP 2013 card from Vilnius Lithuania. Fighter moves in the news and I preview Cage Warriors 54, DEEP Nagoya Impact, WCMMA 9 and Glory 8.

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