Podcasts about We Move

Mon, 12 May 2025 15:24:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/2245-kapitalmarkt-stimme-at-daily-voice-132-365-das-exakte-programm-des-1-osterreichischen-aktientags-eintritt-frei-und-free-tombola 4a80e544e4a59e1582c48326f9c93cae kapitalmarkt-stimme.at daily voice 132/365: Sodala, in dieser daily voice gibt es Programm, das Robert Gillinger und ich für den morgigen 1. Österreichischen Aktientag gebastelt haben. Danke für die zahlreichen Anmeldungen, Kurzentschlossene gehen ins Kino und fragen nach Saal 5, Eintritt frei. Das Programm ist fix, aber nicht, wann wir über den Tag verteilt die #FreeTombola-Preise im Wert von mehreren tausend Euro verlosen, u.a. Biogena, Wemove, Loisium , Wiener Boerse, HistorischeWertpapiere, eigene Bücher. Danke an alle und vor allem die Presenting Partner dad.at Bank und ÖBAG! http://www.kapitalmarkt-stimme.at Unser Ziel: Kapitalmarkt is coming home. Täglich zwischen 19 und 20 Uhr. kapitalmarkt-stimme.at daily voice Playlist auf spotify: http://www.kapitalmarkt-stimme.at/spotify http://www.kapitalmarkt-stimme.at Musik: Steve Kalen: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6uemLvflstP1ZerGCdJ7YU Playlist 30x30 (min.) Finanzwissen pur: http://www.audio-cd.at/30x30 Bewertungen bei Apple (oder auch Spotify) machen mir Freude: http://www.audio-cd.at/apple http://www.audio-cd.at/spotify 2245 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

Welcome to the weMove podcast.In this episode, we return to exploring the fascinating world of the nervous system. Chris and I first encountered nervous system work in 2016. While it's always been present, it remains on the fringe of movement and personal development—particularly in the context of how an overwhelmed nervous system impacts our ability to function optimally.When our nervous system is maxed out with unprocessed experiences, it becomes challenging to tap into our full potential. Fatigue, unexplained pains, and a general sense of "off-ness" are signals that we can't just ignore or suppress. These feelings demand attention, not avoidance.Over the years, we've had the privilege of speaking with some brilliant minds in this space, people who are helping others reorganize, recalibrate, and restore their nervous systems. What intrigues me most is how different generations approach this work. While Chris and I have our go-to guides, those older or younger may resonate with entirely different perspectives.Today, I'm joined by James Dowler, who I see as part of a new wave in nervous system exploration. Drawing from his own transformative experiences, James combines insights from Jungian psychology, somatic practices, and his own research to create a framework for nervous system recalibration and restoration.As with all things, finding the right teacher, coach, or guide—someone you connect with—is essential to truly benefit from the process. If this topic resonates with you, James might be a great starting point. I also encourage you to explore our other episodes, as each guest brings a unique perspective that could be the perfect fit for you.Big thanks to James for sharing his time and insights.From Chris and me, Peace.https://www.instagram.com/james__dowler/?hl=enhttps://bio.site/jamesdowler

Welcome to the weMove podcast.In this episode, we return to the world of the nervous system, this time through the lens of breathwork. Our guest is Jamie Clements, founder of The Breath Space and host of the Human Nature Podcast. We dive into Jamie's backstory and how it shaped the work he does today.Breathwork has been a core focus for weMove since the early days, through conversations with pioneers like Patrick McKeown, Brian Mackenzie, Wim Hof, Dan Brulé, and others. While it's often presented as a cure-all for traumas, ailments, and more, it's also a tool that requires respect. Breathwork has immense potential to both enhance well-being and, if misused, unlock unintended consequences.Jamie's perspective on this stood out to me. He brings a balanced, thoughtful approach, recognizing breathwork's power while advocating for its responsible use. As part of a younger generation exploring and guiding these practices, Jamie's work offers valuable insights for anyone curious about this space.Jamie also collaborates with James Dowler (featured in a recent episode), so if you're interested in going deeper into breathwork or nervous system work, there's a connection worth exploring.Big thanks to Jamie for sharing his time and insights.From Chris and me, Peace.https://www.instagram.com/jamieclements_/?hl=enhttps://thebreathspace.co.uk/Human Nature podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/2a0QLnrjsJ8CrN5D36w9Ob?si=b41195a28a544ea6 https://www.instagram.com/human.nature.pod/?hl=en

Welcome to the weMove podcast.This episode came together unexpectedly and in the best way possible. Our guest, Tom, is an illustrator by day who decided to embark on a 3-month road trip around Europe, playing tennis with random players. His journey is entirely unscripted—no fixed itinerary, just word of mouth and a website: thevan.am.Road trips hold a special place in the weMove story. They're how this podcast came to life, rooted in our belief that conversation and connection are powerful enablers. They introduce us to new people, new ideas, and experiences that shape us in profound ways.As with most road trips, there's often a deeper reason behind the journey. While I suspected Tom had his own underlying motivation, I didn't anticipate how deeply his story would resonate with me. His reflections on the nervous system, his need for a personal reset, and the serendipity of shared connections struck a chord. Add tennis into the mix, and it all just seemed to click.Tom is currently on the road, and you can follow his matches and adventures at thevan.am. This conversation ties beautifully into some of our previous episodes exploring the nervous system, as well as a couple of upcoming ones.Big thanks to Tom for sharing his time and story. We encourage you to check out his journey, pick up a racquet, a bat, or just move. Movement doesn't need to be fast, far, or complicated—everything is connected, and every step takes you closer to where you need to be.From Chris and me, Peace.http://thevan.am/

Im WEMOVE Runningstore unterhalten wir uns mit einem, der alles (oder: fast alles) über das Laufen weiß. Stefan Schamböck kommt aus dem Weinviertel, arbeitet im WEMOVE, und lebt für das Laufen.Sportbegeiserte Onkel brachten ihn zu den Kinderläufen, es folgten alle Distanzen von 5 Kilometer bis Ultramarathons. Schambock machte eine Trainerausbildung, wollte aber seine Passion anderen intensiv näher bringen. Seit vier Jahren ist er bei WEMOVE, verweist auf das große Sortiment, auf die Analysetools (um die Füße zu vermessen) und auf die grundsätzliche Beratungskompetenz. "Verfeindet mit anderen Stores sind wir nicht, eher nette Konkurrenten", sagt Schamböck.Er erklärt, wer denn so im Runningstore auftaucht, von Beginner:innen, Hobbyläufer:innen und ambitionierten Athlet:innen, spricht über Schuhberatung und was dies impliziert und weist darauf hin, dass Trailschuhe bei weitem nicht so oft nachgefragt werden, wie es in der Trail-Bubble zuweilen den Anschein haben mag. "Über den Ladentisch gehen 80 % Straßen-Laufschuhe, 20 % Trailschuhe."Der Wolkersdorfer Schlossparklauf wird von Stefan Schamböck organisiert. Die 5- und 10-Kilometerläufe sind anspruchsvoll, weisen Anstiege und Single Trails auf - führen aber durch wunderbare Landschaften und sind allemal Teilnahme wert! Am 17. Mai 2025 wird er zum siebten Mal ausgetragen, und es ist grundsätzlich ein super-netter Event für die gesamte Familie! Seid dabei! Siehe: https://www.schlossparklauf.at/"Wir propagieren das Erlebnis Laufen, im WEMOVE sind alle mit Leidenschaft und Herzblut dabei", sagt Schamböck. und das macht er erfolgreich auf verschiedenen Ebenen, ein Leben lang. Es zahlt sich aus, ihm zuzuhören, und noch mehr, ihn im WEMOVE persönlich kennen zu lernen.

Sie ist eine der besten Ultraläuferinnen Österreichs, die 24 Stunden sind ihre Spezialität - doch auch Sabrina Lederle hat angefangen wie so viele: mit ein paar Meter laufen und ein paar Meter gehen, und dies dazu noch auf dem Laufband im Keller.In dieser Folge von "Lauf Alter" spannt sich der Bogen vom Frauenlauf zu den 12- und 24-Stunden-Läufen, von Bodyshaming zu veganer Ernährung, von mentalem Training und mentaler Stärke zum Eisschwimmen. Lederle ist eine faszinierende Persönlichkeit und eine begnadete Erzählerin!Wir sprechen mit der österreichischen Kader-Läuferin im WEMOVE RUNNINGSTORE - dem führenden österreichischen Laufsportshop in der "Mall" in 1030 Wien Mitte. WEMOVE und "Lauf Alter" machen von nun an gemeinsame Sache, und wir sind glücklich, mit den Geschäftsführern Werner Lichtenwörther, Michael Wernbacher und Andreas Vojta zusammenarbeiten zu können!

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Discover more Sincerely Accra!We Rise, We Fall, We Learn, We Move. These are the everyday stresses of the typical millennial and or GenZ, filled with many life lessons. Joseph and his guests explore these realities and what they feel are the most impressionable personal lessons they have picked up over the years. Press Play*Opening Music*Oshe - Reynolds The Gentleman ft. Fra!*Music Bridges*Days Pass By - Gyakie ft. KJ SpioRebel Music - Black Sherif For the Popping - King Paluta Amazing - Rcee Blessing - Rcee Kitikiti - RceeKnees & Bend - Rcee *Music Closer*4Life - KidiA GCR Production - Africa's Premiere Podcast Network

Leanne shares her journey of overcoming addiction to alcohol and cocaine, and the transformations she sees in her life since choosing recovery. She openly discusses her early life experiences, her struggles being adopted, dealing with ADHD, the pressures of a dancing career, and her almost life-ending relationship with substance abuse.  Leanne's daughter was born with serious health conditions and she struggled to cope and went deeper and deeper into her addiction.  Leanne stresses the importance of honesty and introspection in recovery and the need for help and connection. Leanne and her daughter Darcy have a saying ‘We Move' and from listening to her story you will understand the importance sobriety plays in her life. This is Leanne's story on the Sober Motivation podcast. ------------- Sobriety Shower Affirmation Cards : https://jaxkelly.com/products/sobriety-shower-affirmations  (USE code 'Sobermotivation' for 25% off) Leanne's Instagram: https://jaxkelly.com/products/sobriety-shower-affirmations Giveaway on Sobermotivation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sobermotivation/

In Him (We Live, We Move, We Have Our Being) Pt.3 4-21-24 by Pastor Aaron Wallace

In Him (We Live, We Move, We Have Our Being) 4-14-24 by Pastor Aaron Wallace

De inkomensongelijkheid in Nederland wordt steeds groter. Dat moet anders, vindt onder andere OxfamNovib. Daarom voeren ze vandaag met twee andere organisaties, Avaaz en WeMove, actie bij het Europees Parlement in Brussel onder het motto "Tax the rich". Waarom het een goed idee is om de allerrijksten zwaarder te belasten, legt Bram Joanknecht, belastingexpert bij OxfamNovib vandaag aan je uit!

Sat, 10 Feb 2024 04:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/1334-sportwoche-podcast-95-zu-besuch-bei-michael-wernbacher-wemove-wegen-der-marathon-schuhauswahl cd931a964f8b4ab399b90419011269ae Am 23.1. habe ich in meinem Sport-Tagebuch geoutet, dass ich heuer die 42,195 in Wien laufen werde. Diese Podcast-Folge beginnt mit einer Unterbrechung meines Wiener Börse Podcasts vom 24.1. durch einen Anruf. Der Anrufer war Michael Wernbacher vom Wemove Running Store, der das Tagebuch gelesen hatte und mich gleich zu einem Besuch gebeten hat. So bin ich dann bei nächster Gelegenheit bei ihm mit dem Auswärts-Podcast-Setup angetanzt. Wir sprachen über Taktik, Schuhe bzw. wann diese ganz sicher tot sind, über Training und vieles mehr. Auch den Kollegen Andi Vojta haben wir erwähnt. Diese Folge bietet unzählige Antworten für alle, die zehn Wochen vor dem Marathon noch Fragen haben. http://www.wemove.at Tagebuch Sport http://www.christian-drastil.com/sport vgl. Tagebuch Börse http://www.christian-drastil.com/boerse Die SportWoche Podcasts sind presented by Instahelp: Psychologische Beratung online, ohne Wartezeit, vertraulich & anonym. Nimm dir Zeit für dich unter https://instahelp.me/de/ . About: Die Marke, Patent, Rechte und das Archiv der SportWoche wurden 2017 von Christian Drastil Comm. erworben, Mehr unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at . Der neue SportWoche Podcast ist eingebettet in „ Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)“ auf http://www.christian-drastil.com/podcast und erscheint, wie es in Name SportWoche auch drinsteckt, wöchentlich. Bewertungen bei Apple machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/audio-cd-at-indie-podcasts-wiener-boerse-sport-musik-und-mehr/id1484919130 . Unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at/sportwochepodcast sieht man alle Folgen, auch nach Hörer:innen-Anzahl gerankt. 1334 full no Christian Drastil Comm. 1105

Leanne shares her journey of overcoming addiction to alcohol and cocaine, and the transformations she sees in her life since choosing recovery. She openly discusses her early life experiences, her struggles being adopted, dealing with ADHD, the pressures of a dancing career, and her almost life-ending relationship with substance abuse.  Leanne's daughter was born with serious health conditions and she struggled to cope and went deeper and deeper into her addiction.  Leanne stresses the importance of honesty and introspection in recovery and the need for help and connection. Leanne and her daughter Darcy have a saying ‘We Move' and from listening to her story you will understand the importance sobriety plays in her life.. This is Leannne's story on the Sober Motivation podcast. ----------------- Follow Leanne on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/soberlittlemotherred/ Sign up for SoberBuddy Meeting: https://calendly.com/tarazoe/freezoom Follow Sober Motivation on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sobermotivation/ 00:25 Leanne's Childhood and Adoption 01:11 The Impact of Adoption on Leanne's Life 03:04 Leanne's School Life and Early Struggles 04:58 The Start of Substance Abuse 11:00 Leanne's Dance Career and Its Abrupt End 14:45 The Downward Spiral: Alcohol, Drugs, and Loss of Identity 20:26 Attempts at Seeking Help and the Struggle of Honesty 24:00 Leanne's Life Amidst Chaos: Relationships, Work, and Addiction 25:10 The Unexpected Pregnancy and the Shocking News 27:13 The Birth of Darcy and the Struggles that Followed 27:31 The Spiral into Addiction and the Wake-up Call 29:06 The Turning Point: A Near-Death Experience 30:22 The Journey to Sobriety and Self-Discovery 31:11 The Power of Presence and the Fight for Life 32:36 The Struggle for Survival and the Power of Sharing 36:41 The Importance of Honesty and the Steps to Recovery 39:17 The Impact of Sobriety on Relationships 42:20 The Power of Giving and the Journey to Self-Realization 45:32 The Challenges of Single Parenthood and the Power of Resilience 48:23 The Power of Sobriety and the Gift of Life 49:53 The Importance of Truth and the Call to Action

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast . The next episode in our exploration of the nervous system, this week Chris talks Dom Koch, one of the practitioners we have worked with for many years, about how the nervous system is the governing body for our movements, but when it feels unsafe or from past experiences, it might reduce the number of options available to the body.  The body is always giving you the truth, telling you where you are at. How we respond to that truth is crucial in moving forward.  Do you force yourself to move or do you let your body move into place? Allowing our bodies to move, the body will more likely move in the way you want it to. Forcing anything, never really works.  There is no right or wrong in movement but there are options, many of which might be forgotten, ignored, shut off from due to pain, memory, past experience   Your body will use what it has and deems safe, but it might not be the most efficient. If there is then pain then it creates limitations on how the body can move and in turn how we feel in space, in the environment around us.   Dom's work is a mirror to remind the users body of movement options and in turn show the body that it has nothing to fear in how it moves and if it feels safe to do so.   Your body will move better when the nervous system feels safe, efficient and energy conserving to do that. He tries to get what is missing, much like the map in the brain that has been smudged and we can't quite see the path forwards. His work reminds our brains of the paths the body can travel, opening us up to greater ranges of movement and awareness.   He's a bit of a wizard in our opinion, whether you have long standing pain in movement, or just feel like life is not quite flowing, his skills might just be what is required to get movement and life on a forward path again.   Enjoy the pod, have a listen and remember to share it with someone you feel might get something from it.Web - https://www.decrypt-bodywork.com/Insta  - @decryptbodywork

Sat, 27 Jan 2024 04:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/1294-sportwoche-podcast-93-adina-zimmermann-uber-trailruns-zeitnehmung-schuhtests-red-bull-ring-omr-und-ein-song-duett cb0e2e9f0279c1a23b3d6cfc1730ea96 Adina Zimmermann ist ambitionierte Trail-Runnerin, professionelle Zeitnehmerin, Marketing-Enthusiastin, Storytellerin, Eventmanagerin und nerdig im Business-Dschungel mit LinkedIn-Faible unterwegs. Wir sprechen über Zeitnehmungstrends, das Schuhtesten, über leider geiles, über den Red Bull Ring, Wemove, Time Now Sports, On, Adidas, die Sicherheitsbranche und OMR. Und über meine Last Christmas Version singt sie auch noch leiwand drüber. https://www.hi-systems.at https://time-now-sports.at http://www.wemove.at https://www.instagram.com/runningini/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/adina-zimmermann/ Die SportWoche Podcasts sind presented by Instahelp: Psychologische Beratung online, ohne Wartezeit, vertraulich & anonym. Nimm dir Zeit für dich unter https://instahelp.me/de/ . About: Die Marke, Patent, Rechte und das Archiv der SportWoche wurden 2017 von Christian Drastil Comm. erworben, Mehr unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at . Der neue SportWoche Podcast ist eingebettet in „ Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)“ auf http://www.christian-drastil.com/podcast und erscheint, wie es in Name SportWoche auch drinsteckt, wöchentlich. Bewertungen bei Apple machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/audio-cd-at-indie-podcasts-wiener-boerse-sport-musik-und-mehr/id1484919130 . Unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at/sportwochepodcast sieht man alle Folgen, auch nach Hörer:innen-Anzahl gerankt. 1294 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

The weMove podcast is getting in to the Nervous System, what it is, what it does for us and how we can relearn how we communicate with it to take us from a place of fight, flight, freeze, fawn to a more regulated alert and healthy state giving us back the power to experience life and movement.  We have heard the phrase Nervous System many times and trauma equally as much. The last few years the word trauma has become increasingly used and focussed on. However we have felt being stuck in this place of trauma contemplation was not the place to be, nor was covering our past with experiences that took us away from what we were feeling, be that ice baths, breathing practices, daily training, ointments and potions. None of which are wrong but our bodies tell us what the problem is through these sensations that if we numb them, we cannot feel. And if we cannot feel, then we cannot heal.   Our guest @irenelyon Irene Lyon, MSC. and nervous system expert, teaches people around the world how to work with the nervous system to transform trauma, heal body and mind, and live full, creative lives. To date, her online programs and classes have reached over 9,500 people in over 90 countries. Irene has a Master's Degree in Biomedical and Health Science and also has a knack for making complex info easy for all of us to understand and apply to our lives. She has extensively studied and practices the works of Dr. Moshé Feldenkrais, Peter Levine (founder of Somatic Experiencing) and Kathy Kain (founder of Somatic Practice). Irene spends her free time eating delicious food, hiking in the mountains or walking along the Pacific Ocean in her hometown of Vancouver, British Columbia. Enjoy the show and share the episode with one person who you feel will benefit. Peace from Chris and me (James!)Website - https://irenelyon.com/Instagram - @irenelyon21 Day Nervous System Tune Up / Smart Body, Smart Mind - https://irenelyon.com/programs/Moshé Feldenkrais - https://feldenkrais.com/Peter Levine - https://www.somaticexperiencing.comKathy Kain - https://somaticpractice.net/

Jazz Ahead 232 1. Encantados, Amaro Freitas, Y'Y, Psychic Hotline, 2024 2. Keep Watching Me, C'mon Tigre feat. Arto Lindsay, Habitat, Intersuoni, 2023 3. Sunset (in California), Thandi Ntuli and Carlos Niño, Rainbow Revisited, International Anthem, 2023 4. The People Have Chosen, Tin Man and The Telephone, Greatest, RoeM Records, 2023 5. Soon, NoSax NoClar, No Dåhïss, Yolk Music, 2023 6. Ars Poetica: iii. Returning, Douglas Boyce, The Bird is an Alphabet, New Focus Recordings, 2023 7. We Move in Different Directions, Aura, Same Sky, Autoproduzione, 2023 8. Knead Bee, L'rain, I killed your Dog, Mexican Summer, 2023 9. Self-Portrait, Ambrose Akinmusire, Beauty is Enough, Origami Harvest, 2023

Don D and Bigg Doom are back with another one! We Start off with UPN, The Steve Harvey Show, Tuskegee Homecoming, G Herbo and Southside Interview, and New Music. Then, We Move on to Catcalling People's Girlfriends, The Honey Pack, Jamaican Mac & Cheese, and Football. We End with Quickies, Close Friends, Comparison Conversation, UGGs & More! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/earhustlin404/support

Wassup survivors, Thanks for being patient with us, it has been a doozy between the three of our schedules but still, WE MOVE. Closing out our June theme ( late as hell might I add) is SISSY. After running into her childhood bestie Emma, Cecilia is invited to the weekend's festivities. However once she arrives she's faced with her childhood bully. Let's see how this ride goes...

Bigg Doom and Don D are Back With Another One! First, We Start With High Energy About Getting Ready for the Pod, Does Durk Have an Anthem and What Makes an Anthem. Then, We Move on to Food at Lounges, Adam22, Basketball, What's the Difference between Dirty Mack and Pillow Talk. After the Break, We Introduce Our Guest, Big Mo and Talk About Her Special Effects Business, East Side Girls, and Cosplay. Then, We Move On To Being Exposed, Sexual Flaws, Building and Maintaining Relationships & More. To see more of our guest, follow Mo @sheisbig.mo! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/earhustlin404/support

Bigg Doom and Don D are Back with Another One! This Time Family is Here. Our Guests, SK808 and Myles Talk With Us About SK808's latest hats, Building a Brand, How Art is Forever, Names for Coochie, Favorite Albums So Far This Year, and Future VS Thug. After That, We Move on To Omeretta, Adam22, Getting Paid for Your Services, The Knockout King, Hotel Situations, Cheating and Much More. For more from our guests, you can follow them @_SK808 and @1754moneymakin. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/earhustlin404/support

Don D & Bigg Doom are Back with A Very Special Guest, Real Recognize Rio. We Start with Defining The East Side, Being "Living Proof", Talking About Rio's Mentors, Slaughter Gang and The Spiral Soundtrack. Then, We Move on to Project Timelines, Freestyles, Who is Really Up Next, East Side Girls, and the Kik and ooVoo Days. After Our Guest, Bigg and Don Wrap up with Broom Stick Talk, Business is Business, Push T vs Jim Jones, the Chicago Situation, and the BET Awards. For more of our guest, make sure to follow Rio @1realrecognizerio! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/earhustlin404/support

We want to empower you to choose whether you listen to this episode or not, and let you know that in this episode slavery is mentioned. If you are affected by anything discussed in this episode, we have provided links to organisations you may find helpful at the bottom of these show notes.   The mightiness of this episode is next level! Join us as we talk with Safiya about the power that language carries - through the lens of her debut poetry collection Cane, Corn & Gully, ancestry, dance and poetry.   A powerful & passionate choreo-poet who is just getting started. Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa is a British born Barbadian raised choreo-poet and PhD student at the University of Leeds in Cultural Studies. Her interdisciplinary art braids dance and poetry on the page and stage. She is an Obsidian Foundation fellow and an Apples & Snakes/ Jerwood Arts Poetry in Performance recipient. Her work has appeared in a variety of journals including Poetry London, Poetry Review and Wasafiri. Safiya is also a national and international spoken word champion and came third place in The London Magazine Poetry Prize (2022).   Mentions: Connect with Safiya:  Website: https://www.safiyakamaria.com/ IG: @safiyakamaria Buy Cane, Corn and Gully: https://www.safiyakamaria.com/product-page/cane-corn-gully Hair & MUA, Consultant - Kamanza IG: @kamanzaa Labanotation: Graphic notation for dance/dance scores The Kamaria technique Ep 41: We Move in Circles with Thomas "Talawa" Presto https://open.spotify.com/episode/1549ahF6J5dojFC35OvC3i?si=daff6659ad68482e Poem read: Speightstown Is Such a Darling Place   Connect with us: Ama Rouge Website: www.wearewildwithin.com IG: @powerup.podcast @ama.rouge @wearewildwithin  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ama-rouge-870b60138 FB: AmaRougemoves Twitter: @podcastpowerup   Ella Mesma Website: www.ellamesma.co.uk, www.mayagandaia.com,  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ella-mesma-b6071320/ IG: @powerup.podcast @Ellamesma  FB:@EllaMesma  Twitter: @podcastpowerup   Music by Tomo Carter IG: @tomocarter   Everything else brought to you by us, the PowerUp! power team   If you are or have been affected by any of the topics we've discussed in this episode here are some organisations you may find helpful:   https://www.blackmindsmatteruk.com/ www.mind.org.uk https://thenapministry.wordpress.com/

Don D & Bigg Doom are Back With Two Special Guests, Josie Daisy and Finesse. We Start with Cursing, Thirsty Trappers, Stripping, and Funeral vs Baby Shower Food. Then, We Move onto Women Lying About Being Celibate, Birth Control, Pursuing a Man, Calling Your Girl "My Bitch" & More! If you want to see more of our guests, you can follow them on Instagram at @josiedaisyy and @finessersonlyclub. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/earhustlin404/support

@CoachJ0e @CASmithNYC @datboidavi are joined by Special Guest Adam Sontag @ajpiano to recap and review MLS Match Day # 7 vs Atlanta United at Yankee Stadium, a 1-1 draw. Atlanta was left seeing RED while NYCFC failed to capitalize as both teams ended their night in the Boogie Down with a point each. WE MOVE !!!

In this episode, we start by talking through the news about Quentin Tarantino reveling the name of his last movie from the script! We then give our review of the new movie Boston Strangler starring Keira Knightley. We Move to reacting to what Mel Gibson has to say about his Passion of the Christ sequel, and then give our reaction review of the short film A Voice in the Hollows!. Your podcast hosts are Joe Wisener, Josh Wisener and Wyatt Goforth. This Wise Works Podcast Ep. 336 was recorded from their Virginia Beach Studio. Want to get right to our Quentin Tarantino Topic? Go here: 00:09:48 

Hey Afrolit Fam: Just like that, WE MOVE!! We started off the season with a solsode (solo + episode) lol so we are ending it with another ONE! Solo episode for the books!! I wish you all an amazing crossover into 2023!! Season 5 doneee, bye for noww! See you in 2023 Check out Afrolit's Social: https://www.instagram.com/afrolitpodcast https://www.twitter.com/afrolitpodcast Ekua's Info: https://www.instagram.com/ekua.pm https://www.twitter.com/ekuapm https://www.youtube.com/ekuapm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afrolit/message

In this episode Adam Maton, Owner and Founder of wemove, discusses how he began his man and van journey in the sexy world of removals & storage 6 years ago, although Adam's initial career started in the corporate world of Risk Management, where he worked for 8 years before relocating to China to teach English for year. wemove provide a full domestic removal service (mainly local), packing and some storage, running 4 x 3.5 tonne lutons (with no aspirations to run a big truck) and employ a fulltime team of 7. One of Adam's challenges was lack of industry knowledge when he started out. Another challenge was and still is staffing, due to the yearly, monthly, weekly and daily challenges faced by the industry as a whole. The one thing Adam would change from his moving past is to have started his own storage, as wemove currently sub storage, but it is something Adam will be looking to focus his efforts on over the next 6-12 months during the expected downturn within the removals industry. Adam's highpoint of being within the industry is being ranked first on the tender list for the Bournemouth, Poole & Christchurch council contract, after only being in the industry for 2 years! The one thing Adam would change within the moving industry is VAT fraud, especially amongst those operators running 2/3/4 trucks, 4/5/6 men, and Adam has strong and valid views regarding this subject. The advice Adam would give himself just starting out within the industry again is to potentially be bolder and braver, and in doing so he probably could have achieved some of his successes quicker. Also, Adam believes he could have grown wemove quicker had he sooner learned to leverage capital. In the next 5 years Adam will focus on wemove and the challenges ahead, especially with the expected shift in supply and demand within the marketplace due to the current economic climate. Industry wise Adam see's a shift in sustainability as he believes we are behind as an industry. Outside of the industry Adam has a passion for exercise, whether that be training daily in the gym, playing football or boxing. Adam is also an avid AFC Bournemouth fan and attends every home game but loves the occasional away game. And as always we end Moving Matters with a funny moving story, regarding a stressful incident involving bugs. Enjoy! Links to wemove: * Website (https://www.wemovesouth.co.uk/) * Facebook (https://facebook.com/wemovesouth) * Twitter (https://twitter.com/wemovesouth) Special Guest: Adam Maton.

Sat, 03 Dec 2022 04:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/488-sportwoche-podcast-s2-13-michael-wernbacher-trends-im-laufsport-und-das-kreativ-weihnachtsgeschenk-promo-folge-wemove 5f435d79c0623993f09f8feb0dcb76c7 Michael Wernbacher ist Mastermind der Wemove Runningstores, ich kenne ihn seit 8 Jahren, als das Unternehmen via Crowdfunding erste Schritte setzte. Mittlerweile ist Wemove mit zwei Stores (1030 Wien Mitte The Mall, 1220 Westfield Donau Zentrum) vertreten, aber längst mehr als das: Eine Bewegung, eine Community. Diese Podcast-Aufnahme erfolgte spontan bei einem Geschäftstermin, denn wir haben B2B-Pläne für das Laufen. Im Podcast reden wir über das wohl größte Sortiment an Premium-Laufsportartikeln in Wien, Analysetools für Beginner und Profi, die Definition der "Dicken", Trends bei Schuh und Bekleidung sowie die genialste Weihnachtsgeschenk-Variante, die ich heuer gehört habe (4 Minuten vor Ende der Folge). Dazu interessieren mich auch Unterschiede zwischen Frauen und Männern im Laufshopping-Verhalten. http://www.wemove.at Wemove-Kollege Andi Vojta im Podcast zu Sub 2:10: https://audio-cd.at/page/podcast/2890 https://shokz.com (die Kopfhörer-Marke, die mir nicht eingefallen ist) About: Die Marke, Patent, Rechte und das Archiv der SportWoche wurden 2017 von Christian Drastil Comm. erworben, Mehr unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at . Der neue SportWoche Podcast ist eingebettet in „ Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)“ auf http://www.christian-drastil.com/podcast und erscheint, wie es in Name SportWoche auch drinsteckt, wöchentlich. Bewertungen bei Apple machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/christian-drastil-wiener-börse-sport-musik-und-mehr-my -life/id1484919130 . Unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at/sportwochepodcast sieht man alle Folgen, auch nach Hörer:innen-Anzahl gerankt. 488 full no

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War is HELL. We are in WW3 right now. Only about 3% enlist into the Armed Forces and many understand that when orders are given to us… we move. We complain under our breath, but when the GENERAL appointed by GOD says “Go.” We MOVE. The quote from Trump..”STARTS RIGHT NOW” is not 2024. He has the ENEMY SHAKING…and we are going to show their FEAR today. Get up. Let's Go… there is a song to sing… as freedom comes for ALL!

Darf Cola teil der Marathon Verpflegung sein oder ist es unter allen Umständen zu vermeiden. Darüber diskutieren wir mit Harald alias Ausdauercoach und Michael Wernbacher Geschäftsführer von WeMove.

Hi there and welcome to the weMove podcast. This episode revisits our farming series ran a few months ago as since then Chris has been documenting in film the farmers and the relationships the farmers have with the land and most importantly the animals on the land. This podcast directly accompanies Chris's film The Dairy Farmer, hearing how Sophie Gregory became a dairy farmer, her relationship with farming as a business and it's direct connection to the health of humans. There are many levels to the phrase “we are what we eat”, but we literally are because what we eat, becomes our flesh and blood. It nourishes us with it's nutrition for good and bad (in direct correlation with the lifestyle the animal/crop has led, think pasture raised cattle who live on the land versus antibiotic filled, synthetic food eating cattle, kept in conditions less than optimal for their health, let alone ours) Eating well is the same process for the food that feeds us, and eating for our health and vitality becomes a simple process when we understand that minimally processed natural food sources that have been raised and grown in conditions which support the land and them, provides the most nutrient dense positive nourishment for mind and body. As Sophie says in the film, “healthy soil, healthy animal, healthy milk/food, healthy human”. It is a simple connected wheel, one that does require us to be aware and mindful of what, where and how our food is raised/grown/produced. You can watch the film on weMove.world, or click the link in our instagram bio. Thanks to Chris as always for making these films, up and out whatever the weather to capture the moments and share the stories of the people and animals who provide our food. Peace.

In this episode, meet Chima Ezeokoye, co-founder at WeMove Technologies, a Tech Startup Building Solutions for Mobility and Transportation in Nigeria, including the possibility to hire agricultural equipment, cars, busses, trucks etc. In the interview Chima shares... What his personal learning journey was from his first beginnings in business to becoming co-founder of the startup.How the idea for WeMove Technologies was piloted by his co-founder after a friend requested transport from him to move family to another state for a weddingWhat challenges the business faced and overcame And what his advice to young Nigerians is. He also shares why he describes himself as the guy that goes around, shakes peoples hands and smiles and how pricing happens on the WeMove platform. There is a lot of gold in this interview and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did. And now without further ado, enter Chima Ezeokoye.

We Rise, We Move, We Takeover!

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast. It has been a while. This week's episode is with Ben Massey, the founder, and creator of RAD Global, the new upcoming brand in the fitness and training space. A hybrid of CrossFit, streetwear, and action sports. An interesting mix of worlds but authenticated by Ben's history in the elite training and Crossfit space, having competed at the Crossfit Games a couple of times. A goal of Ben's since he discovered the sport. It was the feeling after competing at the Games that sewed the seeds for RAD, with Ben wanting to create something more, something that gives back and inspires, and a brand seemed like the way to do it. No easy feat to start with shoes, they require significant investment to create something that comes up against the big 5 shoe brands and the many after. So, you sell your gym and double down on creating something that can stand alongside the big players. And that is what Ben did, from having the idea to tracking down the designer of the shoe in Portland and the brand design team in the UK, he has set about creating RAD and it without a doubt caught my eye. In a world of increasing brands, it was the energy of RAD that stood out. It felt like I wanted them and to train in them. What caught my eye is that it has not played on the idea of the heavy burden that training has been portrayed as, the black and white images of dark gyms where you meet your demons. There is a lightness in spirit to RAD reminiscent of 90's skating of pure enjoyment however heavy the weights are. A connection to others and that we are all out there doing our best and wanting to give it everything we have and enjoying it at the same time. It's a vibe, and I'm into it. Thanks, Ben for your time. Be quick if you want a pair of shoes, they never repeat a colourway and they sell out quick. So follow them and to hear more about Ben's journey to the games there are some other good pods out there that focus more on that side of things. As always thanks for listening and your patience in our hiatus these last few months. Life is happening quickly around us. Check out RAD at RAD-global.com and explore the weMove podcast on Spotify, where we have all our episodes covering a wide range of movement, health, and wellbeing areas, from breath work, to food, health to performance. And give it a share. Until next time, from Chris and I peace.

We present to you Crack in the 80's Podcast. The podcast about a whole bunch of durag activity and hot takes from a 90's NY perspective. In this episode we start with VTWOs first trip out of the country. We Move on to the NBA finals and Marx's predictions coming true. Follow The Pod - https://linktr.ee/crackinthe80spod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crack-in-the-80s/support

When Rookes started making music, she didn't have a clear plan but over the course of the last few years she's not only forged an impressive career as a music producer, but co-founded a thriving community of other women in music tech too.Inside this episode she talks to Isobel about how she started learning to self-produce as an artist and the allies that helped her cut her music production teeth. She also shares how her awareness of gender inequalities in the field led her and friend, Kate Tavini, to founding 2% Rising: an online community for women in production and studio engineering.Girls Twiddling Knobs is hosted and produced by Isobel Anderson with production support from Jade Bailey and Francesca O'Connor and is a Female DIY Musician Production.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS{0:00} Intro{04:30} Jenny's pathway into music{17:22} How Jenny learned to self-produce her music{25:23} Tackling the gender imbalance in the music industry{36:35} How 2% Rising came to formation and is transforming the careers of women in music{57:59} Building a safe community to learn and connect{01:08:25} What's coming up next for Jenny?{01:13:23} Episode SummaryGirls Twiddling Knobs listeners get 10% off iZotope's award-winning audio plugins and a 30 day free trial of their incredible Music Production Suite 4.1. Just use the code GIRLSPOD10 here >>Find out more about Rookes and her music >>Check out 2% Rising >>Find out more about the ‘We Move' Music Hackspace events series >>Girls Twiddling Knobs listeners get 10% off iZotope's award-winning audio plugins and a 30 day free trial of their incredible Music Production Suite 4.1. Just use the code GIRLSPOD10 here >>Listen to the episode hereListen on SpotifyJoin the Girls Twiddling Knobs Podcast Community here >>Which vocal mic is your perfect match? TAKE THE QUIZ >> Love Girls Twiddling Knobs? Leave a review wherever you're listening and let me know!

Over the last 10-20 years we have seen the rise and rise of populist and nationalist movements in democracies across the world. This, in part, reflects a growing dissatisfaction with the state of our democratic institutions. Many people just don't believe that democracy delivers for them.My guest for this episode is Professor Alberto Alemanno. To combat the ever-increasing attraction of illiberal political movements, Alberto believes we need to work towards creating a more even playing field between companies and citizens in our civil society. If we could do that, so the argument goes, we would have a healthier polity and more effective democratic institutions.A specific step toward these goals would be to expect private firms to make public all of their political activity – adding a ‘P' for politics – to their existing ESG reporting requirements. As part of this, firms would need to report their support and membership of trade associations and the policies those associations work for and against. Like holding firms responsible for the ESG of companies in their supply chains, this type of political reporting would hold firms responsible for the interventions in the political system made on their behalf by others. Alberto argues that this would stop companies from playing a double game of supporting one policy publicly while simultaneously working to stop that policy through their support of other organisations and associations. The idea is a fascinating one, and Albertos knowledge and passion of the issues it raises shine through in our conversation.Alberto is the Jean Monnet Professor of European Union Law & Policy at HEC Paris. He is also the founder of the civic startup, The Good Lobby, whose mission is to equalize access to power by strengthening the advocacy capacity of civil society and making corporate political influence more accountable and sustainable. He sits on the board of several civil society organizations, such as Friends of Europe, European Alternatives, VoxEurop, Access Info Europe, as well as the citizens' campaigning movement We Move, which operates transnationally. I hope you enjoy the episode!CitationsAlemanno, A. (2017) Lobbying for Change: Find Your Voice to Create a Better Society. Icon Books.Heimans, J. & Timms, H. (2019) New Power: Why Outsiders are Winning, Institutions are Failing, and How the Rest of Us Can Keep Up in the Age of Mass Participation. Picador.The Good Lobby (www.thegoodlobby.eu)Mancur Olson (1974) The Logic of Collective Action: Public Goods and the Theory of Groups. Harvard University Press (revised edition). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast This week we are going into world of mindset and specifically resilience with a chap who's about as as well versed in resilience as you can be as he served in the UK Special Forces for many years. Simon Jeffries has taken much of what learned during his time at the pointy end of things and combined it with neuroscience and other psychological methodologies to create The Natural Edge, a company and program he has co founded to support individuals and groups to develop robust and resilient mindset practices. Because we all know that the hardest part in anything is quietening the voice inside our head that tells us to stop, or stay in bed a little longer. This is a podcast I have been wanting to have for many months, but timings weren't quite right, so I'm rally pleased we have gotten the chance to do it.We talked about a bunch of things, the usual resilience aspects but also about emotions and how in order to become truly resilient we have to be aware of our emotions and be able to use them rather than block them out and run away from them which is perhaps often the way that it's seen as the way being in the military. It's not a long one, but it contains a lot of good information from someone who has not just read a few books on the subject. and if you are interested in what he does, then check out thenaturaledge.com and @the.natural.edge on Instagram. So thanks for listening and until next time.

0:00 — Awkward first intro! Fun! 2:09 — What was the biggest deal of MLS offseason? 13:00 — Xherdan Shaqiri or Lorenzo Insigne? 18:00— Doyle's quote of the episode. 19:00— Biggest MLS trades 23:55— Why LAFC went all-in on trade market 30:05— Most impactful trade of the offseason? 33:25— Best lower-key signings of the offseason 40:20— Doyle tries hard to sell me on “We Move” 43:15— Are Charlotte FC going to be okay? 48:50— Awkward first outro! Fun!!

3weeks away and it felt like forever. Consistency is one tough bitch and proper time management almost seems like a mirage butt we move! I intend to keep trying, to keep going, to keep getting better, to keep coming back. This episode was interrupted towards the end by my Mother (

MARIE:This week on Minnesota Native News, the Science Museum of Minnesota is seekingfeedback from Native Community members… we'll tell you how you can get involved.Here's Diego Luke with the story…DL: Museums have long been a place of fascination, with many housing some of the world's most important artistic, cultural, historical, or scientific artifacts. The history of museums has been shrouded with ethical dilemmas, some question how some objects were acquired and if some exhibits can perpetuate stereotypes and do more harm than good.The Science Museum of Minnesota is trying to answer some of these questions with the help ofcommunity members.I was lucky enough to be given a tour of the Native American exhibit We Move and We Stay.Valentine: I'm David Valentine, I'm a community engagement specialist here at the Science Museums of Minnesota. I'm half black, a quarter Native and a quarter white and um, my Grandma, my aunts, my uncles, my cousins all live in a reservation in British Columbia, so I've always felt like really connected to the indingeous side of my culture.DL: Valentine said what drew him to the Science Museum of Minnesota was that most museums are all talk and no action when it comes to Indigenous recognition. But he felt he was given the resources and support to make a positive change here.Valentine: A lot of community engagement is like, “the museum is designing this event and it's for Indigenous Peoples Day and we're gonna hire Native dancers to come in and we're gonna hire someone to come in and do a poem.” They've already kind of decided what the engagement is gonna look like before they ever reach out to anybody. And so most of my work last year was built around upsetting that and saying, “what does it look like when you bring community in from the start?” DL: Valentine said that instead of drafting a land acknowledgement like most white-led institutions, the Science museum wants to shift the goal to acknowledging the damage colonialism caused. Valentine: I couldn't write an acknowledgement of harm for this institution because I don't know what harm we've delivered to the community in the past and I think that can be said for most museum workers.Land acknowledgements kind of piss me off a little bit sometimes. Where like, white led organizations, white board saying they acknowledge this land that they stand on, but it's not really backed up with very much action. There isn't like a tangible plan built into peoples land acknowledgements and no way to check for accountability. And so I figured before building a land acknowledgement with the community, it would be good to have both a knowledge of all the work we have done and all the places where we have fallen short and a solid foundation of like, community work for that work to sit on.DL: I asked Valentine what he wanted people to take away when visiting We Move and We Stay as well as future indigenous projects.Valentine: I want to subvert this idea that science and scientists are like these white folks in lab coats doing their experiments in some ivory tower. And have indigenous folks feel represented and see themselves without having to try and fit themselves into that box. Indigenous people have been doing science and are continuing to do very important science throughout history. DL: Valentine has taken on the task of gathering perspectives from Native people and incorporating it into exhibits. His team is in the process of holding feedback sessions regarding indigeneity. That has moved things forward, especially Valentine: Rather than coming here to find out about what white scientists think about indigenous life, and look and see the important work people are doing around Minnesota and beyond that has moved things forwards in terms of environmentalism and food sovereignty and astronomy and all these different areas indigenous people have just always been with. We're hoping to let our past lead us forward. DL: The feedback sessions will be virtual and last around two hours, and each participant will receive a $50 visa gift card as an honorarium.Valentine: If you mess up a community partnership with folks once, it's not just a mistake, like, in that moment, it's also a mistake for the future because indigenous communities remember things they've been through with and they talk to one another. So if you're trying to do long term beneficial work, your work needs to be informed about the community and you need to make sure you're not messing up partnerships and relationships because it's going to stop you from building those bridges in the futureDL: You can be a part of the feedback sessions by emailing at dvalentine@smm.org.That's d v a l e n t i n e @ S M M (as in Science Museum of Minnesota) dot o r g. For Minnesota Native News, I'm Diego Luke.Marie: Minnesota Native News is produced by Ampers- diverse radio for Minnesota's communities. Made possible by funding from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.

OHHHHHHH BABIES!!!! In this episode Sammy and I start the episode off talking about a sweet place we went to for tacos and tasty beers, then we go on to our Reveiw segment where I give a recommendation for Candyman and Sammy and I talk about the grace of the Dark Knight trilogy. We also add a new segment I am excited for where we reveal the new music we found through the week to both learn of new bands and help yall find some great artists . We continue onto the Talking on Topics segment where Sammy gives us his thoughts on the new live action Resident Evil series at Netflix's released pictures, we also have a conversation about the new animated Gremlins show being available on Cartoon Network along with HBO Max. We Move over to the Top 5 of the week which is the top actors we wouldnt want to piss off. Then last to end the episode we go to our Creepy Corner were we examine a story about Mermaids and a strange man who decided to cut something out of his life to save mankind that most of us would question alot more than once.

On today's episode, Khush & Uma will not only battle out their Ls, but they will also discuss the infamous Gen Z phrase “WE MOVE”. Tensions rise, trust is broken & friendships are at stake ... YOU GUYS will decide who has faced the biggest Ls. - BATTLE OF THE Ls: KHUSH vs UMA - Why “we move” can be TOXIC - Sometimes sadness is GOOD & NECESSARY - MEN? The DOMINANT SEX? Na.

Thanks for joining us again for EP#005, and if this is your first time listening we hope you enjoy it, and invite you to stick around and listen to some of our previous episodes too. For this conversation we spent an afternoon at Whiteheart Crossfit, in the heart of West Sussex, sharing cacao, ceremony, connection, conversation and cold immersion with James Shaw & Chris Baker of weMove. weMove is a podcast at the forefront of documenting the ‘movement revolution', hosted by these two former over-worked, and over-trained music and fashion industry professionals who felt there was another way. James & Chris believe wholeheartedly in the transformative power of movement, and shared experience, and their lives and podcast are testament to that embodied philosophy. We covered their journey from their early days, dealing with the mental, emotional and physical price of material success… Moving on to the lessons learnt on the road together, connecting the dots as documentarians of contemporary movement culture. We spoke too about how this path has completely transformed them, and their movement practices, and how it continues to do so, through the experience of their bodies in motion, their connection with their guests and their audience, and their felt sense of the natural world. Their own conversation style on their show is long form, free flowing riffs, and inspired by that we threw much of our prepared questions out of the window, and followed the flow of what was presenting itself, and what wanted to be spoken and heard at the time. It felt like we barely got started telling their story, as their experience through their four-year journey and 140+ conversations is so in-depth, and full of truth and somatic experience. Yet still we covered so much ground too, and listening back it unfolds like an origins story, as they cross the threshold from the ordinary world into connecting with lives led by purpose and meaning, integrating and living everything they have learnt from their conversations, driven by curiosity and passion for all that life can offer. We're sure this won't be the last conversation, or time we share with these two free spirited adventurers of movement, human connection, meaning and potential. The guys are easy to find on socials and the web, where you can follow their on-going, unfolding story – wemove.world is their site - https://wemove.world/ @wemove.world is their Instagram account - https://www.instagram.com/wemove.world/ And you can find them on YouTube under wemove world - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuoE_D6_VNPuZ4RrgLcqPUQ You can also find Whiteheart Cross Fit, where James and Chris keep the weMove cold immersion freezer here - https://www.whitehartfitness.com/ SPONSORED GIVEAWAY This is the last two weeks of our sponsored giveaway, ending November 30th 2020. To win Made by Coopers products and be part of an online Cacao ceremony held by Marcela just subscribe, download, rate and review on Apple Podcasts and send us a screen grab of your review to contact@thebodyknowspodcast.com Doing this will also help us to share our message, and we'd like to ask you to do the same; if there's one person you know who would benefit from this conversation, or any of our others, please pass it along to them. Please tag us too in any post and stories you share about our show on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thebodyknows_podcast/ - and we'll be sure to reshare to our socials, and also we'll feature one of you on our next show. Thanks, once again, for listening, we hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did. We'll be back again in another two weeks with another show, but in the meantime remember to listen to your body, because your body knows.

"A new normal", "green recovery", "bailout people". These calls from activists, scientists and citizens to radically change our societies and economies post coronavirus have been heard all around the world. At a time when billions are literally poured into world's economies to prevent them from collapsing could this be an "opportunity" to radically change and finally put sustainability for the planet and people at the heart of our concerns? But where does this money come from? How is it going to be distributed? Are we going to have to pay for it through decades long debt? And can we really prevent job losses and invest in a sustainable future at the same time?In this very first episode of the Burning Case, we discuss all these questions and what a post corona world could look like, especially in the EU with Mika Leandro, campaigner at WeMove, Nieneke van den Akker, healthcare worker and Tuesday Sumortin, flight attendant. 

The Arsenal picked up scrappy, defensive victories over Liverpool & Manchester City last week! Are we dreaming? Plus a preview of our last 2 league matches. WE MOVE! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beardedgooner/support

WE MOVE to the fifth of the seven churches of Asia named in Revelation, Sardis. We explain how Jesus used that city's infamous tendency to be overrun by enemies even though it was built with nearly impregnable natural defenses, and the city's worship of the goddess Artemis, to chastise the church for being dead despite its reputation for being alive.