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In this episode of CITN, Rob speaks with Phil Kniesel about the power of support from other leaders in ministry. They also discuss financial stewardship for missions, personal devotionals, and creating a culture of prayer. Phil Kniesel is the Lead Pastor of Hope City Church in Edmonton, AB. For more about Hope City, visit https://hopecity.ca/In the pre-show, Geoff, Rob, and Kaitlin share Valentine's day plans, YouthQuake news and how recent political developments could impact Canadian ministries. For more information about the podcast, visit https://www.churchinthenorth.ca/. For questions or inquiries, please email us at podcast@churchinthenorth.ca. If you like what you hear, please share this podcast with others, give us a review, or leave a comment.
This month we are re-releasing a podcast in support of our upcoming exhibition on British Girls Fashion. Please join us again next month for a new episode. In this episode, we will be looking at the new, different, and exciting range of teenage fashions in the 1950s and 1960s. This was a particularly exciting period for teenagers, as they began to break away from their parents' generation to develop their own distinct style and interests. Vogue stated that there was a “Youthquake” in the sixties, due to the overwhelming popularity of revolutionary new styles and trends brought in by teenagers. But why did the concept of the teenager develop? What changes were happening in society that brought about these changes in fashion? What were the most iconic clothes and why were they so popular? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/girlspeak/support
JR and Ronan interview IEX interns Annie, Shay, Alex, and Rory from our class of Summer 2024 with a twist: the interns are also asking some questions. As the co-hosts get in the hot seat, we hear what kept Ronan and JR up at night early in their careers, as well as their advice for the interns as these budding pros build their career paths.
The Blue Jays and their fans are now firmly into the process of getting to know a number of young players acquired at last month's trade deadline, so it's time to think about first impressions. Joey Loperfido has struggled, Davis Schneider still looks lost, and Addison Barger has yet to find his footing, but Will Wagner had a loud debut, and we've seen good things so far from Spencer Horwitz and—to an extent—Leo Jiménez as well.Plus! The bullpen has its own share of new faces, Bowden Francis has rejoined the chat, Vlad's hit streak has ended (but the need for him to get a new contract hasn't), and a whole lot more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
MILANO (ITALPRESS) - Il futuro della diagnostica in medicina è destinato a incrociare sempre di più la strada dell'intelligenza artificiale. "Il ruolo dell'intelligenza artificiale nella lotta alle patologie neurodegenerative è centrale. Una diagnosi precoce permetterebbe di iniziare il trattamento già nelle primissime fasi della malattia o addirittura prima ancora della comparsa dei sintomi" afferma Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio, presidente della Fondazione UniVerde e promotore della rete EcoDigital. "L'Italia investe 10 volte di meno di Paesi come Francia e Germania e questo non è accettabile. Serve innovazione, il nostro Paese non deve restare indietro, serve rilanciare sempre più la sfida della transizione ecologica e digitale".Sono questi sono i propositi espressi da Pecoraro Scanio in occasione dell'incontro “EcoDigital: strategie per il futuro. Attivisti, startup, istituzioni e imprese per una transizione equa e sostenibile”, promosso dalla rete EcoDigital in collaborazione con W Executive e Youthquake, con media e communication partners Italpress e Opera2030, e trasmesso in diretta streaming su Radio Radicale, che si è svolto a Milano il 22 luglio e nel corso del quale sono intervenuti rappresentanti di Istituzioni, aziende innovative, docenti, best practice e startup. Un annuncio sulle capacità italiane dell'intelligenza artificiale made in Italy è stato illustrato da Marco Marco Armoni (Associate Professor in Cybersecurity Innovation & Cloud presso la New York University e ricercatore sul tema) che sottolinea: “Sono orgoglioso di presentare il nostro progetto nato in italia che sviluppa una simulazione di rete neurale biologica utilizzando algoritmi ispirati ai neurotrasmettitori, con l'obiettivo di avanzare la ricerca neuroscientifica in medicina. Questo programma, che abbiamo progettato per apprendere in modo non supervisionato, emula il comportamento del cervello umano integrando diversi tipi di neuroni e sinapsi. Utilizzando neurotrasmettitori come glutammato, GABA, dopamina e serotonina, la nostra simulazione replica fedelmente i processi di comunicazione neuronale. Credo fermamente che questo modello possa aiutare a studiare i meccanismi cerebrali e a sviluppare nuove terapie per disturbi neurologici, offrendo un potente strumento per la ricerca medica e l'innovazione nel campo delle neuroscienze”.mgg/gsl
MILANO (ITALPRESS) - Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio, presidente della Fondazione UniVerde e promotore della rete EcoDigital, rilancia da Palazzo Bocconi a Milano la sfida dell'innovazione e della transizione ecodigital.Questi sono i propositi espressi durante l'incontro “EcoDigital: strategie per il futuro. Attivisti, startup, istituzioni e imprese per una transizione equa e sostenibile”, promosso dalla rete EcoDigital in collaborazione con W Executive e Youthquake, con media e communication partner Italpress e Opera2030, e trasmesso in diretta streaming su Radio Radicale.mgg/gtr
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Simon Smith – Curator/ Curatorial & Accessioning National Film and Sound Archive of Australia The National Film and Sound Archive's (NFSA) major digital exhibition Radio 100 launches a new chapter with Youthquake, which charts the rise of radio as a vital force in the emergence of youth culture in Australia. Youthquake highlights the transistor as the first go-anywhere form of media, enabling teenagers of the 1960s to leave the family wireless in the living room and become the first generation to personalise their listening experience. It was, says NFSA curator Simon Smith, ‘a pocket-sized rebellion against the conformity of gathering around a single device'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dive into an insightful episode of the #CreatingSynergyPodcast with our incredible guest, Martin Haese, former Lord Mayor of Adelaide and a trailblazer in entrepreneurship. We explore Martin's multifaceted career - from founding successful fashion ventures like Youthworks and Sole Shoes to leading significant civic and business initiatives in South Australia. Key Highlights:Building a $25 Million Fashion Empire: The story of founding and growing Youthworks and Sole Shoes.Strategic Leadership in Business and Governance: Insights from leading Rundle Mall Management Authority and co-founding Entrepreneurs Organisation.Contributions Beyond Business: Roles as Lord Mayor, CEO of Business SA, and involvement in the Dept. of Trade and Investment.Commitment to Sustainability: Chairing the Premier's Climate Change Council and innovative approaches in business.Vision for South Australia's Future: Perspectives on economic growth, innovation, and community impact.This episode offers a unique glimpse into the mind of a leader who's consistently challenged the status quo, embraced innovation, and pursued his vision with relentless determination. It's a must-listen for those interested in entrepreneurship, leadership, and community development. TIMESTAMPS:[00:00:10] - Introduction of Martin Haese and his notable achievements.[00:04:22] - Martin's early years and his aspiration for business.[00:14:08] - The inception of Youthquake in 1993 and its journey.[00:21:07] - Emphasis on the importance of systems and reinvesting in business.[00:26:13:] - Building a strong company culture centered around values and customers.[00:32:14] - 'Freedom Fridays': Allocating time for research and future planning.[00:43:04] - Martin Haese discusses selling his business and transitioning roles.[01:03:27] - Exploring the potential for entrepreneurship in South Australia.[01:09:30] - Explaining the role and responsibilities of the Lord Mayor of Adelaide.[01:21:19] - Martin Haese's enthusiasm about South Australia's leadership in renewable energy.Where to find Martin HaeseLinkedInBooks Mentioned:Moneyball The Art of Winning an Unfair Game By: Michael LewisJoin the conversation on Synergy IQ on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram (@synergyiq).
Check out previews of two of our most popular bonus track-by-track episodes. Gavin and Matt discuss Kylie, the debut album by Kylie Minogue, and, with special guest Barry Stone, talk about the first SAW-produced album by Dead Or Alive, Youthquake. As well as giving our thoughts on every song, we count down listeners' favourite tracks. If you enjoy these sneak peeks, you can subscribe to hear the full bonus episodes and all the other extra content at chartbeats.com.au/subscribe. Meanwhile, existing subscribers can now listen to the bonus track-by-track episode for If I Have To Stand Alone by Lonnie Gordon, which has been added to the bonus content.Thanks to everyone for listening and supporting the podcast — see you in 2024 for more of A Journey Through Stock Aitken Waterman.Subscribe for bonus material at chartbeats.com.au/sawTwitter: @ChartBeatsAU, @MrMattDenbyInstagram: @chartbeatsauFacebook: Chart Beats: A Journey Through PopEmail: chartbeats.au@gmail.com
Ahead of the Polish parliamentary elections on 15 October 2023, political campaigns are running at full steam. From coupling the election with a referendum, to employing an increasingly sharp rhetoric against Poland's neighbours Germany, and, as of recently, Ukraine, the ruling Law and Justice party is eager to mobilize voters and maintain power. One group could play a decisive role in changing the future power dynamics: ZOiS researchers Félix Krawatzek and Hakob Matevosyan have surveyed Polish 18 to 34 year olds on current social issues. From how political identifications and attitudes towards current issues like migration and the war in Ukraine translate into voting intentions, to how family relations and intergenerational dynamics influence perceptions of political representation: The discussions of the finding reveals Poland's youth is highly motivated to vote and noticeably turning away from bigger parties and towards the right-wing Confederation party, especially among men.
Dylan Byers joins Peter Hamby to discuss Bob Iger's increasingly limited options at Disney, and CNN's decision to bring a new generation into the fold. Then they discuss the defenestration of CBS News' leader—a watershed moment that leaves all six news divisions in the hands of women. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Players are still deploying to the places they'll call home this season, but the @WesALawrence or @KETibbetts. You could be part of the next podcast. And please don't forget to rate, review and share wherever you listen. We appreciate it more than words can say, although we have plenty of words, if you want them.
Players are still deploying to the places they'll call home this season, but the @WesALawrence or @KETibbetts. You could be part of the next podcast. And please don't forget to rate, review and share wherever you listen. We appreciate it more than words can say, although we have plenty of words, if you want them.
Sermon July 24 - YouthQuake Sunday: John 11.45-57 by Sunnybrook Christian Church
More than 650,000 of the estimated 1.24 million first time voters for the 2022 election are young Australians. But there are many more politically engaged young Australians who still aren't eligible to vote.
In this episode, we will be looking at the new, different, and exciting range of teenage fashions in the 1950s and 1960s. This was a particularly exciting period for teenagers, as they began to break away from their parents' generation to develop their own distinct style and interests. Vogue stated that there was a “Youthquake” in the sixties, due to the overwhelming popularity of revolutionary new styles and trends brought in by teenagers. But why did the concept of the teenager develop? What changes were happening in society that brought about these changes in fashion? What were the most iconic clothes and why were they so popular? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlspeak/support
Rocky Scopelliti is a world-renowned futurologist. His pioneering behavioural economics research on the confluence of demographic change associated with Millennials and digital technology, have influenced the way we think about our social, cultural, economic and technological future. His new Australian-first book just released Australia 2030! Where the bloody hell are we?, is a fascinating window into Australian professional's sentiment about the decade ahead. The book is based on a major study conducted before and during the eye of the COVID-19 storm. His other book Youthquake 4.0 – A Whole Generation and The New Industrial Revolution has now being translated into Vietnamese, Korean, Indonesian and Chinese languages. On this week's episode of Inspired for Impact, Christina Gerakiteys speaks with Rocky on how 2 words, Youthquake and Juvenescence, have shaped and influenced his life and led him to his purpose which is to 'create confidence in our future'.
Shaun Banks is on the #ReadingWithYourKids #Podcast to celebrate You Can Have It All, a print & online motivational magazine for youth. Shaun believe that many children go through their school-age years lacking inspiration, motivation, and self-confidence. He tells us a shakeup is long overdue. Inspiring children to believe that one can become whatever she/he truly wishes--regardless of the circumstances, is critical for the sustained, productive development of children. Click Here To Visit Shaun's website - https://www.ychiamag.com/ Click here to visit our website - www.readingwithyourkids.com
Experts say young people are frustrated by rising house prices, stagnant wage growth, and political inaction on climate and social justice issues. Could this demographic determine the next Australian election?
Africa's population growth in the last 50 years has been unprecedented. By mid-century, the continent will make up a quarter of the global population, compared to one-tenth in 1980. By the end of the century, the proportion could be as much as 40 per cent. This is a mega-trend that should not be ignored. Africa's youth is the most striking aspect of its demography. As the rest of the world ages, and the population of many countries starts to shrink, almost 60 per cent of Africa's population is younger than 25 years old. This 'youthquake' will have immense consequences for the social, economic and political reality in Africa. Edward Paice is the author of "Youthquake: Why Africa's Demography Should Matter to the World." He joins us on the #SWYSI sofa to discuss his book, which presents a detailed, nuanced analysis of the varied demography of Africa. He rejects the fanciful over-optimism of some commentators and doom-laden prophecies of others, while scrutinising received wisdom, and carefully considering the ramifications of the youthquake for Africa and the world. Edward's book may be ordered online here: https://www.waterstones.com/book/yout... --------------- SUBSCRIBE: If you are enjoying the show, please subscribe to our channel on YouTube (click the Subscribe Button underneath the video and then Click on the Bell icon next to it to make sure you Receive All Notifications) AUDIO: If you prefer Audio you can subscribe on itunes or Soundcloud. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-923838732 SUPPORT/DONATE / JOIN OUR MEMBERSHIP SCHEME The NCF Channel is still very new and to continue to produce quality programming we need your support. Your donations will help ensure the channel not only continues but can grow into a major online platform challenging the cultural orthodoxies dominant in our institutions, public life and media. You can join our membership scheme or donate in a variety of ways via our website: http://www.newcultureforum.org.uk It is set up to accept one time and monthly donations. JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Web: http://www.newcultureforum.org.uk F: https://www.facebook.com/NCultureForum/ Y: http://www.youtube.com/c/NewCultureForum T: http://www.twitter.com/NewCultureForum (@NewCultureForum)
De meiden van Chicks and the city hebben in het kader van de expositie Rotterdamse jeugdboeken 1900-1965 een speciale podcast aflevering gemaakt. Een aflevering waarin jong en oud samen met elkaar in gesprek is gegaan over diverse thema's uit de expositie. Hoe zit het bijvoorbeeld met de emancipatie van vrouwen? En was er vroeger meer sprake van armoede in de stad of juist minder? Uiteraard is er ook antwoord gegeven op de grote vraag: Was vroeger alles beter? Wij zijn hierover in gesprek gegaan met Joyce Keasberry, een 80-jarig fotomodel. Joyce is voor de meiden van Chicks and the City geen onbekende. Muza heeft Joyce al eerder mogen interviewen voor een aflevering van Chicks on Screen. Waar zij te zien was op een aantal foto's in de kunsthal met de tentoonstelling Youthquake. Wat is de relatie tussen schoonheid en ouder worden? En bestaat er zoiets als ‘eeuwige jeugd? Bekijk de Chicks On Screen aflevering hieronder terug. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORvy2OVMhtk Chicks on Screen Ben jij of ken jij een meid tussen de 15 en 25 jaar uit de regio Rotterdam, en lijkt het je tof om mee te doen aan Chicks and the City en/of Chicks On Screen? Stuur dan een mail naar info@chicksandthecity.nl. Wie weet zien we je binnenkort! De complete podcast is elke vrijdag te beluisteren via onze website, Spotify, Apple Podcasts en Tunein!
Throughout this project, we learned about the stages we exist on - and what that means for the ways people think, how they behave, and what they are collectively imagine will be the next era of New York City. One of the most special moments of the human experience is coming together to create ephemeral experiences. In the last episode of Ensemble, we reflect on our time studying New York's revival and its relation to performing art, and discuss the enduring signals that point to what may be coming next.
Ensemble reimagines the places we visit and the people we interact with through the lens of performance, and reflects on what it means to "perform." In the second Director's cut, Jasmin summarizes the key learnings from both the production and analysis sides of Ensemble and what we expect to come in the post-COVID renaissance based on our research.
Arguably one of the most magical and ephemeral forms of performance art in New York City is street performance.. from buskers at subway stations, to jazz bands at city parks, and even well-dressed fashionistas on Broadway. With venues closed during the pandemic, city streets became a common ground for any kind of artistry. As restrictions lifted many of these performances persisted, offering an optimistic accompaniment to the city's reopening.
The last stop is our favorite borough, Brooklyn (yes.. Jasmin is biased). We set out to study human interaction in various tableaus that feel more personal and intimate, like your favorite neighborhood bar or a casual rooftop kickback with friends.The pandemic forced us to find new ways to connect and socialize - often through technology. As we chat through how we're feeling socializing in person again, we also acknowledge the impact of social media and digital stages. Artists had to adapt their craft to virtual stages and learn new ways to engage an audience. After spending two years connecting with friends via Instagram and Facetime calls, Montana recalls the first IRL performance she attended this summer and how anxious it felt to be around strangers. As the flood gates open further, we reflect on the challenges we've experienced as we emerge from lockdown.. and the need for more vulnerable conversation that will allow us to critically acknowledge that we are forever changed.
We head west and travel along the High Line to visit new institutions who are reinventing what performance looks like in the 21st century. We stop by The Shed in Hudson Yards to meet with Dupe Ajayi, Senior Strategist in charge of Intersectional Marketing & Partnerships. Dupe shares more about her role, what it means to be a New York institution, and how recent cultural movements are challenging the performing arts industry to be more accessible and welcoming to intersectional audiences. As we learn more about how performance can be reinterpreted, the lines between stage and audience continue to blur. Tucked away between art galleries in Chelsea is the pseudo-hotel theatrical venue under the name The Mckittrick, better known for its immersive show Sleep No More. The interactive production fosters a new experience for audiences and artists alike, leaving audiences puzzled and questioning the notion of what a "stage" is. As we continue to break the traditions that separate art forms and audiences, we recognize how this dynamic might present itself beyond the theatre... in real life settings like restaurants, parties and dance floors.
Anyone who's spent a night out in New York knows that the real pulse of the city is found on a different kind of stage: the dance floor. Yes, we heavily leaned into this episode during our research... and we absolutely whipped out our field mics at Paul's Casablanca. As the city reopened, we couldn't wait to get back to our fav nightlife stapes. We made our way through downtown Manhattan, seeking out caricatures of what performance might look like outside the theatre. Cocktails and film camera in hand, we observed the cool kids make their grand re-entrance into society... from exclusive lounges to candle lit dinners.
Our adventure starts on the Upper West Side, home to beloved and prestigious arts institutions like Lincoln Center and The New York City Ballet. As pandemic restrictions lifted, many institutions celebrated their long-awaited return to the stage with traditional stories. While we crave the familiar, we also recognize that we've grown and changed a lot in the past year. As the curtain rises and shows begin once again, we take a look at how audiences and performers are returning the stage.. and start to imagine where those stages could exist outside the walls of a theatre.
"JANGAN TERLALU GEMBIRA DENGAN KELONGGARAN DIBERI - AHMAD ZAHID" 1. JANGAN TERLALU GEMBIRA DENGAN KELONGGARAN DIBERI 2. PEMIMPIN PERLU PRIHATIN NASIB RAKYAT 3. TARIK BALIK KEBENARAN TUNTUTAN PERMOHONAN KEWARGANEGARAAN 4. ‘YOUTHQUAKE' JIKA UNDI 18 DAN PENDAFTARAN AUTOMATIK 5. PENGORBANAN FRONTLINERS DAN PENGHANTAR MAKANAN DAPAT PERHATIAN RANGKUMAN 5 BERITA JAM 5 PETANG
Today's show delves deep into motherhood, how it's intergenerational and we are birthed from the mothers before us. Their love, their thoughts, their dreams live on in us. I am thrilled to have Nandana Dev Sen on my show. Nandana Dev Sen is an award-winning actor, writer, and child-rights activist. Daughter of the world renowned economist and philosopher Amartya Sen and the famous Indian poet, author, and academic Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Nandana was destined to pursue a career in the arts. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Harvard University (where she won the John Harvard Scholarship and Elizabeth Agassiz Prize each year) and studying filmmaking at the USC School of Cinema-Television, she worked as a book editor, a screenwriter, a script doctor, a poetry translator, a short film maker, and just for fun, as Princess Jasmine in Disneyland. Nandana grew up in India, England, and America, and has acted in over 20 feature films from all three continents (and in multiple languages). She is the Ambassador for Child Protection for Save the Children India. Nandana has worked closely with children and grown-ups at UNICEF, RAHI (India's first organization for survivors of child sexual abuse), Apne Aap (ends sex-trafficking by providing education and preventing intergenerational prostitution), and Operation Smile (transforms lives of children with cranio-facial deformities), as an Ambassador and advocate for child protection. In 2019, Nandana was awarded the Last Girl Champion Award for her campaign against human trafficking and child abuse, and her tireless fight to empower marginalized girl children. Nandana is the author of six children's books, In My Heart (Penguin Random House, 2019), The Monkey Who Wanted to Fly (Italian: La scimmietta che voleva volare, Fetrinelli Kids, 2018), Talky Tumble of Jumble Farm (Penguin Random House, 2017), Not Yet! (Tulika Books, 2017), Kangaroo Kisses (Otter-Barry Books, 2016), and Mambi and the Forest Fire (Puffin, 2016), as well as Youthquake, a fiction series for young adults (published in The Wire, The Telegraph, and Youth Ki Awaaz). Nandana‘s first book Kangaroo Kisses was selected by 320+ UK nurseries as a “Book of Excellence”, and her interactive workshops have been loved by more than 30,000 young people, in person, across the world. She frequently writes for newspapers and journals, and has edited and co-authored a bilingual book of her translations of her mother Nabaneeta Dev Sen's Bengali poetry, Make Up Your Mind. Her latest book, Acrobat, is a collection of her mother's poems translated from Bengali by Nandana and is published by Archipelago Books. Nandana lives with her husband John Makinson and daughter Meghla with homes in New York, London, and Kolkata. She loves to eat, bike, rhyme, dance, and argue. Meet My Guest: WEBSITE: NandanaDevSen.com INSTAGRAM: @nandanadevsen TWITTER: @nandanadevsen LINKEDIN: Nandana Sen Press NANDANADEVSEN.COM: Latest Press
Ensemble is a narrative-style podcast documenting the re-opening of New York City in 2021 through the lens of performing arts. In the first Director's Cut, Montana introduces the origins of the Ensemble project and gives you a glimpse at what you'll hear this season. We'll be dropping two episodes per week. You can choose your own adventure and click through episodes based on your interest, but we recommend listening to the season from the top, in order, as the episodes naturally flow into each other and follow the progression of the city reopening.
Emerging from the pandemic, Jasmin and Montana sit down for drinks at the Crosby Street Hotel and chat through what's next for New York City, what's happening in the performing arts world that could inform the post-pandemic renaissance, and how we might marry our love for the arts with our strategy skillsets to embark on a new research project dubbed 'Ensemble."
This week it was an honor to be joined by Ramones drummer and music legend Richie Ramone! We talked about the writing and recording of the bands 9th studio album Animal Boy for it's 35th Anniversary, Richies recent jump in to acting, what his future plan are and more. FOLLOW RICHIE RAMONE -https://www.richieramone.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/richieramoneTwitter - https://twitter.com/therichieramoneFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/RichieRamoneOfficialCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY, stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA mobile appemail me for FREE Power Chord Hour stickers - powerchordhour@gmail.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhour Instagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhour/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhour/Youtube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8Lgg Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg
Op zaterdag 12 juni werd het Auditorium van de Kunsthal overgenomen door de meiden van Chicks And The City. Met de tentoonstelling Youthquake als inspiratiebron, trakteerden ze je op 4 prikkelende podcasts. De Chicks gaan in hun podcasts in gesprek met een aantal gasten die zich letterlijk het hemd van het lijf laten vragen. En ook de Chicks zelf geven zich – laag voor laag – steeds meer bloot, om zo steeds dichter bij zichzelf en de kern van het gesprek te komen. Worden zaken als stijl en schoonheidsidealen doorgeven van moeder op dochter? En wat doet een generatieverschil met de visie op schoonheid? De chicks gaan hierover in gesprek met moeder en dochter Lya Pijpers en Natasja Morales. Beluister de aflevering hier of via jouw favoriete streamingplatform!
Op zaterdag 12 juni werd het Auditorium van de Kunsthal overgenomen door de meiden van Chicks And The City. Met de tentoonstelling Youthquake als inspiratiebron, trakteerden ze je op 4 prikkelende podcasts. De Chicks gaan in hun podcasts in gesprek met een aantal gasten die zich letterlijk het hemd van het lijf laten vragen. En ook de Chicks zelf geven zich – laag voor laag – steeds meer bloot, om zo steeds dichter bij zichzelf en de kern van het gesprek te komen. In deze aflevering spraken zij met Pien Merkx. Pien is Miss Leather Netherlands 2021, heeft een uitgesproken mening en strijdt voor acceptatie en zichtbaarheid van leer in de LGBTQ+ community. Beluister de podcast hier terug of via jouw favoriete streaming platform!
Op zaterdag 12 juni werd het Auditorium van de Kunsthal overgenomen door de meiden van Chicks And The City. Met de tentoonstelling Youthquake als inspiratiebron, trakteerden ze je op 4 prikkelende podcasts. De Chicks gaan in hun podcasts in gesprek met een aantal gasten die zich letterlijk het hemd van het lijf laten vragen. En ook de Chicks zelf geven zich – laag voor laag – steeds meer bloot, om zo steeds dichter bij zichzelf en de kern van het gesprek te komen. In deze aflevering spraken zij met Joyce Keasberry. De 80-jarige fotomodel en muze schittert op een aantal foto's die te zien zijn in de expositie Youthquake, gemaakt door fotograaf Harmen Meinsma. Bestaat er zoiets als 'de eeuwige jeugd?' Wat is de relatie tussen schoonheid en ouder worden? We bespreken het met de 80-jarige muze Joyce Keasberry!
Op zaterdag 12 juni werd het Auditorium van de Kunsthal overgenomen door de meiden van Chicks And The City. Met de tentoonstelling Youthquake als inspiratiebron, trakteerden ze je op 4 prikkelende podcasts. De Chicks gaan in hun podcasts in gesprek met een aantal gasten die zich letterlijk het hemd van het lijf laten vragen. En ook de Chicks zelf geven zich – laag voor laag – steeds meer bloot, om zo steeds dichter bij zichzelf en de kern van het gesprek te komen. In deze allereerste podcast spraken we Rosalie Violet, genomineerde Miss Nederland 2021. Rosalie: "De rol van kleding in mijn leven is erg belangrijk! Ik vind kleding heel leuk en draag het als mode item, maar ik uit me ook in mijn kleding stijl als ik een goede outfit heb zit ik beter in m'n vel en voel ik me zelfverzekerd!" Hoe kunnen we ons comfortabeler voelen in onze kleding en hoe zit het met diversiteit in de modellenwereld? Dat bespreken we met Rosalie Violet!
The motto for this episode is: “dare to try and dare to fail”! Rawstraw.se, producing 100% natural and environmental-friendly soggy-free straws made of Swedish rye, started out as a school project, it then went on to win the 2019 ManpowerGroup “Ready for Work” Award at the Junior Achievement Europe Company of the Year Competition, and is now available to buy in shops and supermarkets! Creativity, innovation, resilience: that is the kind of story we want to hear more of! Join Salvatore Nigro, CEO of Junior Achievement Europe, Europe's largest education programme provider with over 4 million young people going through their programmes each year, Maalfrid Brath, Regional Managing Director Nordic & Baltics of ManpowerGroup, and Josephine Daily Tempelaar, Co-founder of Rawstraw.se, as they discuss entrepreneurship, work readiness, financial literacy, employability and job creation for young people.Hosts: Roberta Cucchiaro and Dominika Gałusa--For the full transcript, please visit the Workforce Resource Hub: https://workforce-resources.manpowergroup.com/the-transform-talent-podcastVisit JA Europe: http://www.jaeurope.org/ Check out here the latest edition of ManpowerGroup's Skills Revolution series, "Skills Revolution Reboot: The Three R's-Renew, Reskill, Redeploy".Visit https://talentsolutions.manpowergroup.com/ to learn more about Talent Solutions RPO, TAPFIN and Right Management. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
If you like seeing other people's downfall what does that say about you? What was Dylan singing about in Like a Rolling Stone? How many people did Warren Beatty hook up with in his prime? The Wiki Boys Jheisson and Kyle answer these questions and more as they race across Wikipedia from Schadenfreude to the Cannonball Run.Topics Covered:SchadenfreudeLike a Rolling StoneEdie SedgwickYouthquakeWarren BeattyBest Original ScreenplayRockySylvester StalloneDrivenBurt ReynoldsCannonball RunCannonball Sea to Shining Sea Memorial Trophy Dash------Follow @wikiuniversity on InstagramTechnical assistance and production provided by Curt DoughtyMusic provided by Daisy and the Chains
Alisa Anwar is joined by Professor of Politics at Royal Holloway University (James Sloan) and digital campaigner at the Intergenerational Foundation (Liam Hill) to understand why young people are so underrepresented in British politics. With only 3% of 18-30 year olds becoming MPs, do young people even want to be involved? We talked to three young political enthusiasts (Ollie Lewis, Aisha Sembhi, and Tom Clabon) to find out more. So, what IF British politics experienced a ‘youthquake'?
16- and 17-year-olds in Wales will have a chance to have their voices heard at the ballot box in the May 2021 elections. How will turnout impact the polls? And are teens educated enough to make an informed choice?On the Sky News Daily podcast, host Kate McCann speaks to Jonathon Dawes from the Conservatives, Poppy Stowell-Evans from Labour, and Gwion Rhisiart from Plaid Cymru about the difficulties of being young in politics, and what getting the vote means to them.
Sam and Simone reflect a year on from the first lockdown as the end is in sight! Shout out to the Youthquake edition of the Northern Power Futures podcast to hear from future leaders on their traineeship programme Life Lessons this week are from Jen Drabble, Director of Data in Financial Services who speaks about the importance of asking yourself ‘what did I learn?’ and reframing situations. We want to know what or who is your High-5. Let us know using #NPWHigh5 and we’ll share it on the podcast! Tell us your stories of work and life or share your life lessons (with brand new questions!) podcast@northernpowerwomen.com https://www.northernpowerwomen.com/npw-podcast/ Presented by Simone Roche and Sam Walker
The Northern Power Futures podcast brings you a 2-part special Youthquake Edition in partnership with Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, The Good Business Festival and The Regenda Group We hear from the amazing young people on the traineeship who have been looking at their local community and coming up with ideas to improve the city region. They have developed business plans to achieve this all whilst honing their employability skills. Have a listen to the next generation of leaders planning for the future! Find out more: nothernpowerfutures.com
The Northern Power Futures podcast brings you a 2-part special Youthquake Edition in partnership with Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, The Good Business Festival and The Regenda Group We hear from the amazing young people on the traineeship who have been looking at their local community and coming up with ideas to improve the city region. They have developed business plans to achieve this all whilst honing their employability skills. Have a listen to the next generation of leaders planning for the future! Find out more: nothernpowerfutures.com
The Youthquake is upon us, Africa's youth are in position to take on the responsibility of recreating the continent and the world. One of such tools is Project Management. On this episode we are joined by Otema Yirenkyi, the Vice President of Global Engagement at the Project Management Institute, PMI to share insights on the Project management potential in Africa and the amazing work that is being done to develop Project Managment skills among the youth. As an experienced top corporate executive herself with Microsoft, IBM and Vodafone she shares her experiences from over 20 years leading change and leadership. learn more about Project Management. www.pmi.org Connect with Otema Yirenkyi on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/otema-yirenkyi-22b4841/ connect with Reggie https://www.linkedin.com/in/reginald-nsowah-09352929/ Follow us on Social media https://web.facebook.com/ticketmiller https://www.instagram.com/ticketmiller_/
In this episode, we interview Jefferson Ellison, the Chief Creative of Jawbreaking. Here's What You'll Learn in this Episode: What led to Jefferson's decision to buy Jawbreaking in 2016 (and his creative way of making an offer) Jawbreaking leaning into the term from the 1960's “Youth Quake" What Jefferson's identity means in a city full of White people What led Jefferson to create the “Don't Ask Your Black Friend” Webinar (...we took this webinar and highly suggest it) How working to create meaningful connections can change your life (or someone else's) For complete show notes, including some supplementary information from this episode visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/081 To see our upcoming social events and workshops, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/events To recommend an interviewee, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/podcast Shoutout to this season's sponsor: Range Urgent Care. The team at Range is offering a special promotion to Making It in Asheville Podcats listeners. To learn more, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/range. Or use 'makingitinasheville' as your coupon code! Music by Commonwealth Choir If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, like, review, and/or share! It helps to spread the word and get more eyes on Asheville's makers. Check out Making It in Asheville on other platforms! https://www.instagram.com/makingitinasheville/ https://www.makingitinasheville.com/youtube/ https://makingitinasheville.com/subscribe/
In this episode, we interview Jefferson Ellison, the Chief Creative of Jawbreaking. Here’s What You’ll Learn in this Episode: What led to Jefferson’s decision to buy Jawbreaking in 2016 (and his creative way of making an offer) Jawbreaking leaning into the term from the 1960's “Youth Quake" What Jefferson’s identity means in a city full of White people What led Jefferson to create the “Don’t Ask Your Black Friend” Webinar (...we took this webinar and highly suggest it) How working to create meaningful connections can change your life (or someone else's) For complete show notes, including some supplementary information from this episode visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/081 To see our upcoming social events and workshops, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/events To recommend an interviewee, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/podcast Shoutout to this season's sponsor: Range Urgent Care. The team at Range is offering a special promotion to Making It in Asheville Podcats listeners. To learn more, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/range. Or use 'makingitinasheville' as your coupon code! Music by Commonwealth Choir If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, like, review, and/or share! It helps to spread the word and get more eyes on Asheville's makers. Check out Making It in Asheville on other platforms! https://www.instagram.com/makingitinasheville/ https://www.makingitinasheville.com/youtube/ https://makingitinasheville.com/subscribe/
In this episode, we interview Jefferson Ellison, the Chief Creative of Jawbreaking. Here’s What You’ll Learn in this Episode: What led to Jefferson’s decision to buy Jawbreaking in 2016 (and his creative way of making an offer) Jawbreaking leaning into the term from the 1960's “Youth Quake" What Jefferson’s identity means in a city full of White people What led Jefferson to create the “Don’t Ask Your Black Friend” Webinar (...we took this webinar and highly suggest it) How working to create meaningful connections can change your life (or someone else's) For complete show notes, including some supplementary information from this episode visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/081 To see our upcoming social events and workshops, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/events To recommend an interviewee, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/podcast Shoutout to this season's sponsor: Range Urgent Care. The team at Range is offering a special promotion to Making It in Asheville Podcats listeners. To learn more, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/range. Or use 'makingitinasheville' as your coupon code! Music by Commonwealth Choir If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, like, review, and/or share! It helps to spread the word and get more eyes on Asheville's makers. Check out Making It in Asheville on other platforms! https://www.instagram.com/makingitinasheville/ https://www.makingitinasheville.com/youtube/ https://makingitinasheville.com/subscribe/
Harmen Meinsma is fotograaf. De eerste twintig jaar groeide hij op bij zijn oma in een klein dorp in Friesland. Tijdens zijn tienerjaren voelde hij zich vaak een buitenbeentje en vormde fotografie al vroeg een uitvlucht voor hem. In 2017 studeerde hij af aan de Willem de Kooning Academie. De buitenbeentjes hebben nu een prominente rol in zijn werk. Het zijn mensen die niet aan een bepaald ideaal voldoen. Werk van Meinsma is te zien op Youthquake, een multimediale groepstentoonstelling in Kunsthal Rotterdam over het tijdloos verlangen naar eeuwige jeugd. Pieter van der Wielen spreekt met Harmen Meinsma.
Rocky Scopelliti is a world-renowned futurologist. His pioneering behavioural economics research on the confluence of demographic change associated with Millennials, and digital technology, have influenced the way we think about our social, cultural, economic and technological future.As a media commentator, his unique insights have featured on SKY Business News, The Australian Financial Review, ABC Radio National, The Economist, Forbes and Bloomberg. As an international keynote speaker, his presentations have captivated audiences across Asia Pacific, the USA and Europe including Mobile World Congress. As a thought-leader, over 150 boards and leadership teams, including Fortune 100 corporations, each year seek his advice on strategy.Listen to Rocky's unique insights on:Predicting the future of Australia in this coming decadeExploring the attitudinal shifts among Australian professionalsEffects of digital transformation on our livesHow to best prepare yourself for changeMore about Rocky Scopelliti:In an executive capacity, he is a member of the Optus Business Leadership team as the Director, Centre for Industry 4.0 where he leads the specialist team creating world-class thought-leadership and innovation on the 4th Industrial Revolution.In a non-executive capacity, he is a director on the board of Community First Credit Union, on the technology advisory board for REST Super, member of the Australian Payments Council and on the advisory boards of SP Jain School of Global Management and Wake by Reach.Educated in Australia and trained in the USA at Sydney and Stanford Universities respectively, he has a Graduate Diploma in Corporate Management and an MBA. He is also a graduate and member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.Discover ground breaking insights from research in Rocky's book titled ‘Australia 2030! - Where the bloody hell are we?His new Australian-first book, is a fascinating window into Australian professionals sentiment about the decade ahead, based on a major study conducted before and during the eye of the COVID-19 storm. His other book ‘Youthquake 4.0 – A Whole Generation and The New Industrial Revolution’ has now being translated into Vietnamese, Korean, Indonesian and Chinese languages.Buy the book HERE.
Where the bloody hell are we?This question fits almost any scenario this year and is fittingly the sub-title of Rocky Scopelliti's latest book 'Australia 2030'.Alex and John from Ninja Software have a casual conversation with renowned Futurist Rocky Scopelliti about the new norm we are all living, touching on topics from the pandemic stricken workforce to the shift in the public's trust in technology.Amongst the doom and gloom surrounding us; Rocky shines some hope on the future and speaks on the potential of Millenial leadership, our newly exercised adaptional survival skills and the breakthroughs on the way such as cancer cures and space exploration.It's a gripping discussion you don't want to miss.Sources:Youthquake 4.0: A whole generation and the new industrial revolution - https://www.amazon.com/Youthquake-4-0-generation-industrial-revolution/dp/9814828610 Australia 2030!: Where The Bloody Hell Are We? - https://www.amazon.com.au/Australia-2030-Where-Bloody-Hell-ebook/dp/B08B4XNYJ2The World AI Will Make - https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/the-world-ai-will-makeYear13: The Critical Gap Year - https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/34-year-13-the-critical-gap-yearThe Role of Modern Leaders - https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/the-role-of-modern-leadersRocky Scopelliti: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rocky-scopelliti-b995a723/?originalSubdomain=auWebsite: https://www.techsociety.fm/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/techsociety-fm/?viewAsMember=trueSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0STaLU0ATmS9dEyey4FwjviTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/tech-society/id1516405840Google: https://podcasts.google.com/search/tech%20societyTwitter: https://twitter.com/TechSocietyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/techsociety.fm/
Tiff Stevenson brought in her friend Henrietta Mouth-Peace - erstwhile columnist and sixth in line to the seat of Derbyshire - to comment on the return of schools. Didn't get A Level results? Don't worry, just follow Henrietta's path to success. As for masks - if we wear masks, are we even British? For all of you Tiff completists, start with episode 3 (US news), 5 (Winter sun special) and 9 (Youthquake news), then search the feed for more of her memorable appearances on the show.This is a Bugle Podcasts production.This episode was produced by Harriet Wells. Ped Hunter and Chris Skinner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Halo temen-temen udh ga kerasa bentar lagi Indonesian youthquake akan di selengarakan. Kali ini @wiratamahendra mewawancarai @akmal2907 dari Wakil Ketua Indonesian Youthquake! Untuk kalian yang ingin tahu lebih lanjut, dan kenapa format online tidak seharusnya jadi hambatan, silahkan dengarkan mereka di episode ini yuk ! Sampai bertemu di Indonesian Youthquake tahun ini !
Joe Robinson discusses his electric and fingerstyle guitar lessons available on TrueFire, performs, and answers questions. To learn more and watch the video from this live session, please visit truefire.com/live.About Joe:Joe Robinson, at 28 years of age, has earned a reputation as one of the worlds greatest guitar players and a brilliant singer/songwriter.Born and raised in the Australian bush, Joe has lived in Nashville, Tennessee for the last decade and has performed or recorded with a long list of celebrated music icons including Rodney Crowell, Emmylou Harris, Vince Gill, Kenny Rogers, Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Robben Ford, Keb Mo, Les Paul, The Wailers, Styx, John Jorgenson, Lee Roy Parnell, and friend and mentor, Tommy Emmanuel, CGP.Joe won the second season of Australias Got Talent, aged 16, and has since developed a worldwide touring career, performing over 2,000 concerts across the U.S., Canada, Europe, Japan, China and his native Australia.Considered one of the preeminent fingerstyle guitarists in the world today, performing complex arrangements that feature the bass line, chords, and melody all played simultaneously. Joe carries forward the legacy of legendary guitarists Chet Atkins, Merle Travis, Lenny Breau, and Tommy Emmanuel.Joe has released four solo albums to great acclaim and his latest release Undertones (2019) is a celebrated 12-song collection, available now. Premier Guitar magazine observes Undertones proves hes far more than a flashy prodigyRobinson has developed into an artist with a fully formed vision of who he is and where he wants to go. In an album review, Acoustic Guitar magazine noted the virtuosos latest is dense with brilliant momentsRobinsons guitar playing is what really does the talking.Joe was voted Best New Talent in the Guitar Player Readers Poll and his talents were further recognized by Guitar Player magazine as part of a cover story entitled Youthquake 2017: Ten Mind-Blowing Young Guitarists. In the article, Guitar Player observes Robinson is equally mind-blowing as an acoustic fingerpicker and electric soloisthis YouTube videos display an astounding combination of taste, speed, cagey phrasing, and a clear, articulate, and sparking tone.In addition to Joes TrueFire courses, his educational platform, Joes12.com is a 12-week course that covers topics including practicing, songwriting, arranging, performing, touring, your why mission and features guest mentors including Tommy Emmanuel, Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Robben Ford, John Jorgenson, Rodney Crowell, Fred Gretsch and author/neuroscientist Daniel Levitin.
At this week's Round Table, Inica, Julianna, Olivia, and Riya spoke with Sam Abrams, a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, where he focuses on questions of related civic and political culture and American ideologies; a professor of politics and social science at Sarah Lawrence College; and a faculty fellow with New York University's Center for Advanced Social Science Research. We had a fascinating discussion about cross-partisanship--what gets in the way of it, what's necessary to foster it, and what benefits it can yield. We hope you enjoy listening to the conversation as much as we enjoyed having it! And hey, check out some of Professor Abrams' recent articles: The youth earthquake is just beginning (CNN, May 13, 2020) Can COVID-19 Help Us Overcome Our Polarization? (The Dispatch, Mar 16, 2020) Gen Z is Up For Grabs (AEIdeas, Nov 15, 2019) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nextgenpolitics/message
สังคมศึกษา EP นี้ ขอพาไปสำรวจพฤติกรรมวัยรุ่น กับการขับเคลื่อนและสร้างความเปลี่ยนแปลงในสังคม ไม่ว่าจะเป็นเรื่องเล็กอย่างการทักท้วงราคาร้านถ่ายเอกสารในมหาวิทยาลัย หรือใหญ่ไปจนถึงการโค่นล้มประธานาธิบดี กับตอนที่มีชื่อว่า “Youthquake แผ่นดินไหวของคนรุ่นใหม่” หาที่หลบภัยไปพร้อมกันค่าาาSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A Waterford doctor on the front line in Scotland, staff members protest at Debenhams, money advice from MABS and WLRs radio drama series Youthquake kicks off tonight
AMYTHYST KIAH is a professed Southern Gothic, alt-country blues singer/songwriter based in Johnson City, Tennessee. Her commanding stage presence is only matched by her raw and powerful vocals—a deeply moving, hypnotic sound that stirs echoes of a distant and restless past. Accoutered interchangeably with banjo, acoustic guitar, or a full band (Her Chest of Glass), Kiaht’s toolbox is augmented by her scholarship of African-American roots music. Provocative and coolly fierce, her ability to cross the boundaries of blues and old-time through reinterpretation is groundbreaking and simply unforgettable. She has two new releases this year: a solo project on Nonesuch Records produced by Joe Henry and Songs of Our Native Daughter the new roots music supergroup featuring her, Rhiannon Giddens (Carolina Chocolate Drops) Allison Russell (Birds of Chicago), and Leyla McCalla (Carolina Chocolate Drops). JOE ROBINSON is considered uniquely gifted as a virtuoso guitarist and singer/songwriter. He walks a tightrope between the instrumental music that has put him in the spotlight and a unique fusion of vocally based rock, blues, jazz, and R&B that is entirely his own. Born in the backwoods of Temagog, on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, Australia, his six-string ability and compositional insight have already earned him a worldwide following. Robinson’s talents were further recognized by Guitar Player magazine as part of a cover story entitled “Youthquake 2017: Ten Mind-Blowing Young Guitarists.” He'll perform songs from his new album 'Undertones'. WoodSong Kid: Bella Guerrie is a 13 year old singer/songwriter from Denver, Colorado..
Solidarity 539, part 3 of 3, pages 12-16. (See https://soundcloud.com/workers-liberty/539-pt1-of-3-pp1-6 .) Articles include: The anatomy of Labour's "youthquake" In praise of Mega2 The virus (diary of an engineering apprentice) Students: after the strike, into the shutdown Industrial news in brief: London Underground, Royal Mail, civil service Anti-migrant policies worsen Covid-19 dangers Read online: workersliberty.org/publications/so…9-18-march-2020 All audio: workersliberty.org/audio Subscribe to the paper: workersliberty.org/sub
ไม่กี่ปีก่อน Youthquake เป็นคำศัพท์แห่งปีของ Oxford Dictionaries เมื่อเกิดปรากฏการณ์คนหนุ่มสาวในตะวันตกออกมาเคลื่อนไหวเขย่าการเมือง สังคม และวัฒนธรรม ต้นปี 2020, Youthquake ส่งพลังสั่นสะเทือนถึงการเมืองไทย เมื่อนักเรียน-นักศึกษา ออกมาแสดงพลังทางการเมืองครั้งใหญ่ที่สุดในรอบหลายสิบปี เข้าใจพลังคนหนุ่มสาวจากบริบทโลกถึงไทย อะไรคือโจทย์ใหญ่ที่พวกเขาสนใจ วิธีเคลื่อนไหวแบบไหนที่พวกเขาช่ำชอง โลกแบบไหนที่พวกเขาฝันหา และถึงที่สุดแล้วพลังจะเปลี่ยนโลกได้แค่ไหนและคลี่คลายไปทางใด สนทนากับ รศ.ดร.จันจิรา สมบัติพูนศิริ นักวิจัยประจำสถาบัน German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA) และสถาบันเอเชียศึกษา จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย ดำเนินรายการโดย ปาณิส โพธิ์ศรีวังชัย
The Sober Majority and why Biden's resurrection and surge should surprise no one. Bernie's "revolution" was always fueled by Clinton disgust and a foolish dependency on a Youthquake fantasy. Mike Pence is a Biden asset, Jill the Vulture is back, and embrace Biden: he's far from certain but all you've got; the only thing that "can" work. Also, a 2024 wokeflake warning. --Don't settle for imitations! Be sure you're subscribed to an authentic Escaping The Cave feed! --More: www.escapingthecave.com
Super Tuesday Politics Dump. How did Biden revive himself? It's simple, really. Fighting extremism with extremism is suicide. Also, fanatical ideological religions, the UK canary in the colony's coal mine, our own wokeflake tumor, the Youthquake fantasy, and your righteous revolution: who's actually buying? --Don't settle for imitations! Be sure you're subscribed to an authentic Escaping The Cave feed! --Also check out www.escapingthecave.com --F*ck Twitter!
In der vergangenen Woche hat rechter Terror rechten Terror aus den Nachrichten verdrängt. Es ist schlimm! Wir schauen kurz in die Aufarbeitung von #Hanau. Die CDUler haben ihre Aufstellung fürs Rennen um den Vorsitz offenbar gefunden. In Thüringen gibts endlich einen Plan und in Amerika geht der Wahlkampf nun in die erste heiße Phase. Wir gucken in die Nachrichtenlagen und in die Debatte von Las Vegas. Danach spielt uns Mathias passend musikalisch rüber in die Audiokommentare.
Alice is with Tiff Stevenson to talk about the kids, or young people as they can be called.This is a Somethin' Else and Bugle Podcasts production.This episode was produced by Zoe Edwards and Chris Skinner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Adam Idah's spectacular hat-trick for Norwich was a glimmer of the old magic on a typically bleak FA Cup third round weekend. Inspired by Chelsea's retro kit, we consider possible ways to spice up football's tired relationship with the Cup. Tom Pope gets a mention. Elsewhere we consider Jurgen Klopp's comments on the craziness of the fixture schedule, and compare the physiological load on players today with what we know about the demands of football in the 1970s. David Sneyd is in studio to talk to us about Ireland's Youthquake. And Miguel Delaney joins us on the line to defend his thesis that Liverpool's ascent is just more of the same old hypercapitalism.
Millennials and boomers have a lot more in common than they might think. In their 20s, baby boomers were frustrated with the state of politics, the environment and society, and were demanding change. Thanks to today's technology, millennials will succeed where the boomers did not. How 5G will encourage people to do more online: https://ftr.bz/5Gonline/pod Fear is not enough, teach kids about digital citizenship: https://ftr.bz/DCPkids/pod
A wave of protests are sweeping through Iran, Iraq and Lebanon. Retribution in Iraq and Iran has been swift and savage, and hundreds of young people have been killed - but what lies behind the unrest? David Aaronovitch explores the common themes - unemployment, crony sectarianism, corruption and hopelessness. These were the issues that led countless thousands onto the streets in many middle eastern countries during the Arab Spring ten years ago. What lessons have governments and protesters learnt since then? The young people are hoping for sustained political and economic change this time. What chance is there of that happening? CONTRIBUTORS: Jeremy Bowen, BBC Middle East EditorDr Lena Khatib, Head of the Middle East and North Africa Programme at Chatham HouseMichael Safi, International Correspondent, The GuardianPesha Magid, Journalist Lizzie Porter, Journalist Producer: Rosamund Jones Editor: Jasper Corbett
Benji Hyer asks: Is it right for religious leaders to get involved in political debates? And, will there be another youthquake in the UK general election?
Watch out here we come! This episode, Al, Ryan & Louie discuss Dead or Alive’s never-ending classic “You Spin Me Round (Like A Record).” We discuss the song, the band and the charismatic Pete Burns. Is this one a keeper or did it just take us for a spin?
Watch out here we come! This episode, Al, Ryan & Louie discuss Dead or Alive’s never-ending classic “You Spin Me Round (Like A Record).” We discuss the song, the band and the charismatic Pete Burns. Is this one a keeper or did it just take us for a spin?
Drew Moss from "The Table" at OSU sharing a sermon from YouthQuake.
A message by Pastor Fernando!
This Sudan Uprising teach in was organized by Alaa Suliman, A Sudanese American residing in the Bay Area for about 20 years. "Having been born and raised in Sudan, the recent events of the Sudan uprisings have been a very emotionally involved experience for my family and I. These events have hit so close to home, we felt a great sense of obligation to bring awareness to our struggle through educating others, and hopefully inspiring people to contribute to creating a better Sudan."This event was organized alongside a team of youth of high school and college aged students.Contact info is bayarea4sudan@gmail.com. Panelists:An alumni of San Francisco State University, Abdel Malik Ali graduated with a B.A in both Communications and Black Studies in 1982. He was a leader in the movement at SFSU to gain accreditation for the College of Ethnic Studies which stands today as the only College of Ethnic Studies in the country.A community activist affiliated with Masjid-ul-Islam in the inner city of East Oakland for 27 years, Abdel Malik Ali served 20 years as the Amir of the masjid and Educational Director of Masjidul Islam School. He is also a well known motivational speaker particularly on California college campuses. He is a product of the African American Islamic tradition, being heavily influenced by: The Holy Quran, The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), El Hajj Malik El Shabazz (Malcolm X), and Imam Jamil Abdullah Al Amin (Formerly H. Rap Brown).Gayle Donsky is a retired social worker who has worked in adoptions, foster care, a pediatric outpatient clinic and in private psychotherapy practice. Since retirement she has been active in multiple social justice issues, including the anti-genocide movement. She has organized events in the Bay Area as well as a New York event: The Judgement on Genocide: An International Citizens’ Tribunal for Sudan. She is the producer of the short documentary, Faces of Genocide, that examines the culture of cruelty that has allowed the shameful succession of genocidal atrocities. It includes interviews with survivors of genocides of the 20th and the beginning of the 21st centuries. She was also a recipient of the Jewish Community Relations Council’s Honorable Tom Lantos Memorial Award for Unsung Heroes. There will be a screening of Faces of Genocide July 23rd in San Raphael: https://rafaelfilm.cafilm.org/faces-of-genocide/Bakri Ali is a Sudanese American social activist living in Connecticut and working in the aerospace industry as the Director of Strategic Planning and Business Development at Collins Aerospace. He has been engaged for several years in advocating for the people of Sudan and in raising public awareness about the many issues facing the country.Since the start of the Sudanese uprising in December 2018, he has focused on collecting donations from Sudanese people and their friends around the world to support medical care for those wounded by the security forces and to help families that have lost a loved one or suffered property damage and loss as a result. This initiative has been organized under the umbrella of the University of Khartoum Alumni Association in the US, a non-profit for which he volunteers in on the financial committee. The response has been overwhelming from around the world and Bakri, alongside the Association, have received over $700,000 in donations which has allowed the provision of food, medical supplies, and sanitation for the thousands of protestors at the Army HQ sit-in. Currently, Bakri is working on ways to provide sustainable sources of income and support for those affected by the events of the revolution.Check out this resource for more updates and information about the Sudan uprising: bitly.com/sudanuprising
AMYTHYST KIAH is a professed Southern Gothic, alt-country blues singer/songwriter based in Johnson City, Tennessee. Her commanding stage presence is only matched by her raw and powerful vocals—a deeply moving, hypnotic sound that stirs echoes of a distant and restless past. Accoutered interchangeably with banjo, acoustic guitar, or a full band (Her Chest of Glass), Kiaht's toolbox is augmented by her scholarship of African-American roots music. Provocative and coolly fierce, her ability to cross the boundaries of blues and old-time through reinterpretation is groundbreaking and simply unforgettable. She has two new releases this year: a solo project on Nonesuch Records produced by Joe Henry and Songs of Our Native Daughter the new roots music supergroup featuring her, Rhiannon Giddens (Carolina Chocolate Drops) Allison Russell (Birds of Chicago), and Leyla McCalla (Carolina Chocolate Drops). JOE ROBINSON is considered uniquely gifted as a virtuoso guitarist and singer/songwriter. He walks a tightrope between the instrumental music that has put him in the spotlight and a unique fusion of vocally based rock, blues, jazz, and R&B that is entirely his own. Born in the backwoods of Temagog, on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, Australia, his six-string ability and compositional insight have already earned him a worldwide following. Robinson's talents were further recognized by Guitar Player magazine as part of a cover story entitled “Youthquake 2017: Ten Mind-Blowing Young Guitarists.” He'll perform songs from his new album 'Undertones'. WoodSong Kid: Bella Guerrie is a 13 year old singer/songwriter from Denver, Colorado.
Today’s topic for our super-secret counter-intelligent Spy podcast is The Avengers! No, not that Avengers, the serialized British television show The Avengers, which ran from 1961 to 1969. The Avengers, a kind of satirical, stylized drama, played on the more lighthearted aspects of the Cold War, the space race and the Youthquake. In terms of tone, The Avengers is more Dr. Who than James Bond. The show follows the adventures of John Steed, a British spy, who works for a shadowy organization run by Mother and Father. Throughout the show he is partnered with, at first a forgettable male doctor, and then several far-more-competent, female super-spies, of whom Emma Peel is likely the most famous. The fashion of the era, was an important part of the style and look of the show and many mod designers, such as Pierre Cardin, lent their skills or design to the costuming. While it might be easy to assume that the Avengers only made use of fashion for Cathy Gale, Emma Peel or Tara King, who exemplified different parts of that swinging Mod style, the character of John Steed represents an important part of 1960s fashion, the rise of the Edward Dandy. We’re gonna talk about it all today, or almost all of it, or maybe only a few seasons of it, but we’re definitely going to talk about it a lot. Patreon: www.patreon.com/unravelpodcast PayPal: www.paypal.me/unravelpodcast Website: www.unravelpodcast.com Instagram: @unravelpodcast Twitter: @unravelpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/unravelpodcast/ Pinterest: Unravel: A Fashion Podcast www.pinterest.com/afashionpodcast/ Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/unravel-podcast Waller Gallery Website www.wallergallery.com/ Waller Gallery Instagram: @wallergallery Jasmine's Nicaragua Instagram: @recuerdosdenicaragua
This album will get your head spinning right 'round; like a record, if you will. Erk and Hark listen to 'Youthquake' by the band Dead or Alive! Lead singer, Pete Burns, brings all the flare to this 80's classic with his hair, hip thrusts, and flashy personality. Hit that play button and join in on the agony!
Guest: Jane Hilderman. With Ontarians heading to the polls, The Agenda on Politics focuses on one group of voters who could make a big difference in this election: millennials. This cohort is notorious for not voting, but they could be the key to victory for one lucky party this time around. Jane Hilderman, executive director of The Samara Centre for Democracy looks at millennial attitudes to voting and how that could play out in this election. Host: John Michael McGrath, Producers: Colin Ellis and Tim Alamenciak, Technical Producer: Matthew O'Mara, Podcast Intern: Michal Stein, Production Coordinator: Caitlin Plummer, Podcast Manager: Hannah Sung.
The world is now home to the largest youth population in human history. In India nearly one million people turn 18 years old every month, and about one billion people are projected to be under the age of 18 in Africa by 2050. This unprecedented deluge of 15–24 year olds, many of whom are concentrated in rural areas in low to middle-income countries, could positively transform entire societies if they are engaged, equipped, and empowered in productive employment. However, if their needs and ambitions are neglected they could also be a major source of social unrest, political instability, and conflict. How can countries capitalize on the potential of this promising demographic to secure economic growth and stability? What role will key sectors such as agriculture and technology play in securing youth livelihoods? Featuring: Ertharin Cousin, Distinguished Fellow, Global Food and Agriculture; Rayid Ghani, Director, Center for Data Science and Public Policy, University of Chicago; Former Chief Scientist, Obama for America 2012 ; Felix Kwame Yeboah, Assistant Professor, International Development, Michigan State University. Moderated by Alesha Black, Director, Global Food and Agriculture Program .
“Smell my EU protected denomination cheese, you mother!" This week’s special guest is the great DAVID SCHNEIDER, comedy legend of ‘Death Of Stalin’, ‘I’m Alan Partridge’ and ‘The Day Today’ fame. Listen up as he tells us how the Leave mentality works, what Brexit has done to satire, how the Alan Partridge mentality won in the end… and how he’s going to wreck the Johnson family’s Christmas. Plus: Tariff Wars! Our future in the tiny hands of an America First lunatic. Life inside the phone box with Henry Bolton’s new party. Forget the Youthquake, it’s all about the RENTquake. And stop talking the Titanic down, Britain…“Either May’s a goner now or she’s a goner in the future when she has to pick a side. But either way, she’s a goner.”This week’s REMAINIACS is presented by Dorian Lynskey with Naomi Smith and Ian Dunt. Studio production: Sophie Black. Producer: Andrew Harrison. Remainiacs is a Podmasters production.Help us to #OwnTheRemoan! Back our treacherous project and get smart Remainiacs merchandise at our Patreon page – http://www.patreon.com/remainiacscasthttp://www.REMAINIACS.comTheme music ‘Demon Is A Monster’ used by kind permission of Cornershop. Buy it here: http://po.st/RMcrnsp See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Oxford Dictionary's word of 2017 is youthquake. Learn the meaning of youthquake with Jonathan and Caty in this week's News Words.
Enjoy this throwback episode from 2018! Brad sits down with Manny Arango to talk about preaching and communication.In This Episode:4:10 - How Manny started preaching at 12 years old12:10 - Opportunities and platforms for new preachers17:47 - Tips for young communicators23:52 - The #1 mistake new preachers make29:16 - Pastor Manny's sermon prep process42:55 - Developing stories and illustrations45:35 - Invitations and response50:08 - Manny's opinions on curriculum54:00 - The Bar55:48 - Flood ConferenceLinks & Resources:The Bar PodcastManny Arango's WebsiteWorld Overcomers Christian ChurchFlood ConferenceManny Arango on InstagramConnect with Brad:Web | bkchandler.comInstagram | @bkchandlerTwitter | @bkchandlerFacebook | @thebkchandler
NY Times best selling author, Kevin Kruse, answers listener questions about leadership, productivity, entrepreneurship and more. Sponsored by: * LEADx.org – subscribe to become 1% better every single day Subscribe on iTunes to join our Ambassadors Club: Please click here to subscribe on iTunes, and leave a quick rating. Nothing matters more for bringing the podcast to the attention of others. After you subscribe and leave a review, send an email to info at leadx dot org to let us know, and we'll invite you into the private LEADx Ambassadors Group on Facebook. Group members are eligible for ridiculously good prizes each month, have special access to me and LEADx guests, discounts on live events, and of course it's a great forum for peer-learning and support. Share: And, by all means, if you know someone you think would benefit, please spread the word by using the share buttons below. — What is LEADx and The LEADx Show with Kevin Kruse? Imagine if you could have the world's best executive coaches and leadership mentors whispering into your ear every morning on your way to work. Every weekday, there will be a new episode of The LEADx Leadership Show with an interview from a different thought leadership or business expert. Many of these guests are thought leaders, famous authors or high-profile CEOs from innovative startup companies. Others are creatives, artists, entrepreneurs or corporate career leaders. They have all achieved extreme success and they are willing to share practical advice on how to advance your career and develop your leadership and management skills by offering daily career tips on time management, productivity, marketing, personal branding, communication, sales, leadership, team building, talent management and other personal development and career development topics. There will be a new episode waiting for you every day just in time for your morning commute, morning treadmill session or whatever else it is you do to start your day. LEADx isn't just the name of this new podcast, it's the name of a digital media and online learning company that is re-imagining professional development for millennials and career driven professionals looking to break into manager roles or excel in current leadership and management roles. If you're looking for management training or professional development that is delivered in a fun and engaging way, sign up for our daily newsletter at LEADx.org. It's packed with life hacks, daily career tips and leadership challenges that will turn you into a high potential leader in no time. What does LEADx stand for? We are exploring leadership. We are about NEXT GENERATION leadership. We believe that professional training and workplace education has not kept up with advances in digital media. Today's emerging leaders and management professionals just don't find 5 day workshops or eLearning modules to be very compelling. Today's talent is mobile and social. LEADx wants to help those that want to make an impact. Leadership is not a choice. You don't need a title to lead. You're a leader whether you want to be or not. Leadership is about influence. We want to help those who want to be great leaders. Great leaders at work, at home and in the neighborhood. We want to help others who just want more from life and who want to achieve their full potential. We hope you join us on this journey! Sign up at LEADx.org.
A new manufacture is making their presence known! We break down the Habano Maduro by "Brand of Brothers Cigars". The bloody Brits over at the Oxford dictionary committee name "Youthquake" 2017 word of the year & Keaton, the bullied kid making news, has a mom that is a bit of a racist. All on this week's episode of "The Hot Ticket" ***Please subscribe, rate, & review!*** Reach us at: IG Chris - Bigsixchris IG Cory - thehotticketpod Twitter - TheHotTicketPC
Listen to the debate at the Battle of Ideas 2017 at the Barbican in London. Whereas earlier generations of young people provoked outrage among their elders, millennials – those born in the late 1990s and early 2000s – seem to attract merely condescension and concern. Today’s youth have been labelled ‘Generation Snowflake’ for their declarations of emotional vulnerability and demands for protection and support. Instead of revolting, today’s students seem to be preoccupied with difficulties in negotiating personal relationships, demanding formal instruction and regulation of issues of consent and protection of apparently fragile identities against hostile criticism. Yet, for those coming of age in an era of austerity and debt, Brexit and Trump, anxiety and apprehension may be appropriate responses. And, in their embrace of issues of social justice, and support for the kinder, gentler form of politics espoused by Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders, perhaps the millennials are pointing the way towards real change in society. Are the adults of tomorrow over-anxious snowflakes masquerading as a youthquake? Or is their pursuit of a different sort of politics – putting emotion and morality before ideology and policy – exactly the kind of shake up Western politics has been waiting for? SPEAKERS Bradley Allsoppostgraduate officer, University of Lincoln Students' Union; co-editor, Bright Green Jennie Bristowsenior lecturer in sociology, Canterbury Christ Church University; author, The Sociology of Generations: New directions and challenges and Baby Boomers and Generational Conflict Dr Eliza Filbyhistorian, King's College London; founder, GradTrain
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Episode 9: Dead Or Alive - Mad, Bad, and Dangerous To Know (1987) - Part 2 Last week, Brian and Sarah began a discussion of the 1987 album "Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know" by Liverpool band Dead Or Alive. This was the band's third record and the follow-up to the world-wide hit "Youthquake" which featured their classic single "You Spin Me Round." Part 3: Track by Track Each of the four tracks on side two are discussed and it turns out that Sarah has blocked out a part of her past from 1991. Brian reminds her of a late-night call to a radio station to dedicate a DOA song to a particular DJ. Something In My House Hooked On Love I Want You Special Star Part 4: Final Grade Each of our hosts sum up their feelings on this record and award it a final grade on a scale of 1 to 5 record adapters, you know, those things you used to have to use to play 45s.... Part 5: Extra Credit Sarah notices both hosts have a bit of an issue with this art on this album's cover, so she attempts to remedy the problem with some extra credit. Can either of the hosts come up with a better cover?? See the videos we discuss at : Something In My House - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZKNzs35GP8 Read more at http://permanentrecordpodcast.com/
Not long after I finished up my front pleated, mid-weight, denim trousers. Suddenly hit …I was taking my sewing inspiration from trousers I’d sewn in high school – which for me was quite some time ago. And that inspiration came from fashion designer Betsey Johnson. What will you hear in this month’s show? 1) Vintage Alley Cat – The Original Betsey Johnson – In which Laurel is whisked away on a time travel jaunt, reminding her that not all of her sewing projects come from the pages of the here and now. 2) Betsey Briefly – A Timeline a. Including a bit about how Betsey’s designs iinfluenced my own coming of age sewing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Youthquake_(movement) 3) -Trousers Inspired by an Alley Cat In which A woman draws inspiration from her teenaged sewing self. Talk about time travel! a. The original Betsey Johnson pattern - way back when - was B3289 http://meencantacoser.blogspot.com/2017/01/vintage-flared-trousers-alley-cat.html b. Further ideas for sewing inspired by Betsey Johnson. The Jamie M pattern, I mentioned in this section, - way back when - was B6533 Here's a posting I did showing a little bit of what I talked about in the 'cast. http://meencantacoser.blogspot.com/2017/01/laced-up-empire-alley-cat-more-betsey.html
Un paseo por la ciudad que dio lugar a los Beatles, Billy Fury, los Searchers, Echo & the Bunnymen, The La's.PLAYLIST:1- Gerry & the Pacemakers: Ferry cross the Mersey (You'll never walk alone, 2008).2- Harry J. Corbett: Blow the man down (Blow the man down, 1993).3- The Pogues: The leaving of Liverpool (Red roses for me, 1984).4- The Last Shadow Puppets: Wondrous place (The age of the understatement, 2008).5- Billy Fury: Baby how I cried (Billy Fury collection, 2008).6- The Quarrymen: That'll be the day (Roll over Britain, 2013).7- The Beatles: Strawberry Fields forever (1967).8- The Searchers: Love potion nº 9 (Needles and pins, 2014).9- The Searchers: Needles and pins (Needles and pins, 2014).10- The Beatles: Penny Lane (1967).11- Tibi & Her Cello: I'll be alright (Lost in the sounds, 2012).12- Tibi & Her Cello: Far away (Lost in the sounds, 2012).13- Tibi & Her Cello: My hands (Lost in the sounds, 2012).14- The Undertones: Teenage kicks (1978).15- Elvis Costello: Oliver's Army (Armed Forces, 1979).16- The Teardrop Explodes: Reward (Kilimanjaro, 1980).17- Dead or Alive: You spin me round (like a record) (Youthquake, 1985).18- Echo & the Bunnymen: Killing moon (Ocean rain, 1984).19- Cast: Alright (All change, 1995).20- The La's: There she goes (The La's, 1991) .21- Clinic: The second line (Internal Wrangler, 2000).22- Sankofa: Sea of sighs (Sankofa, 2013).23- The Stone Roses: Mersey paradise (The Stone Roses 20th anniversary collection, 2009).
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