The United Kingdom and Rwanda Enter a Dangerous Pact for Refugees and Asylum Seekers

The Parliament of the United Kingdom has passed a controversial new law that would allow the government to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda. Under the so-called "Safety of Rwanda" bill, the Rishi Sunak government has pledged to send migrants from the UK to Rwanda, where their asylum claims would be processed. However, is Rwanda actually safe? My guest today, Sally Hayden, is a journalist who has reported extensively on migration and refugee issues. Last month, she was barred from entering Rwanda due to her prior reporting on the plight of refugees who had been sent to Rwanda as part of a separate, but similar, European Union program. Sally Hayden is the author of "My Fourth Time, We Drowned: Seeking Refuge on the World's Deadliest Migration Route," which won the prestigious Orwell Prize. In our conversation, Sally Hayden discusses her previous reporting on refugees i

StudentID #10 - Maria Tolosa

StudentID in double digits! 
Our 10th episode marks a conversation with our youngest guest yet and the first 2nd year at ESADE (GEL) we interviewed.
The exchange we had speaks lengths to the experience Maria Tolosa already has with 20 years of age: student delegate, member of the Student Council, board member at Esade’s newest association IPEA… Amongst other ventures, Maria is a true campus life rockstar. 
She shares insights into the Student’s council main goal on campus, what a summer program at ESADE is like, and develops on her big ambitions for the coming years. To put it simply, if we do see an ESADE MUN in 2025, you’ll know who to thank… 
We also touched on various world thematics such as: 

The impact of Yuval Noah Harari’s teachings on Maria’s worldview
Why the question of death is (or should be!) central to every human’s thinking of life
Why debates are essential in every society

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Ep #73 Talking Headgear and Spike Tooths with Ed "Dr. Pronghorn" Davis


Ray and Dave learn about the amazing antlers and strange headgear of early hoofed mammals including today's Pronghorn Antelope along with more about the giant Spike Toothed Salmon.

Alison Bennett

We are so lucky and so thrilled to welcome Alison Bennett to Mothering Heights! Alison is a writer and producer and has written on shows like (Leonora’s fave) You’re the Worst and the Emmy-nominated Doogie Kamealoha, MD. We dive into the real nitty gritty of launching a successful writing career here, as well as how to navigate ooky situations with friends, how we raise siblings  - one of us is an only child and one is not and we discuss how different our experiences are, and so much more. This is a hilarious episode full of lots of laughs and lots of wisdom. To learn more about Alison, please visit https://www.alisonbennett.com/. Thank you in advance for sharing and loving Mothering Heights! You’re doing a great job.

Happy Jackie Robinson Day!

This week the Dodging Sleep boys celebrate the life of Jackie Robinson on the 77th anniversary of Jackie breaking baseball's colour bar. They also look back on a mixed couple of weeks for the Dodgers and discuss the current pitching issues.

Q&A- Tantra Newbies, Psychedelic Sex, & Ego Death, episode 169

Leola tackles questions on tantra for beginners, the fusion of psychedelics and sexuality, and the transformative process of ego death in intimate relationships. Through insightful discussions, Leola offers practical guidance for listeners seeking to explore the depths of sensuality and spirituality. Tune in for an enlightening exploration of Tantra's principles, the convergence of consciousness and sexuality, and the liberation found in transcending the ego.Wanna seduce the world into a greater good? Join us in the Pleasure Priestess Initiation.FREE offer: Sexual Shadow Work Book & Pleasure Positive MeditationReady for a Higher Love? Join our community today.Use code LEOLA for 15% off at WAANDS.com.Let's connect IRL. Check out all upcoming events and offerings here.Find and follow Leola...www.talktantratome.comIG: @talktantratomeTwitter: @talktantratome

Jenny Liao: Losing a Mother Tongue

Jenny Liao is a Chinese -American writer born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She is the author of two children's books, Everyone Loves Lunchtime but Zia and Everyone Loves Career Day but Zia. Jenny's writing has been featured in The New Yorker and Bon Appetit. Jenny currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two Calico cats, Donald and Bigné, and you can find her on Instagram and Twitter, @jaleao, or on her website, jaleao.com. We discussed how Jenny's been working to regain fluency in her mother tongue, Cantonese, through classes and practicing with a mother, how challenging it is to translate certain concepts from one tongue to the other, and how you can lose a mother tongue but never completely grieve its loss. 

Mel Interviews Michael Skjøt

Welcome to the 78th Episode of the #100MasterCoaches Show. In this episode, Mel interviews Michael Skjøt, MCC from Copenhagen, Denmark.

Michael has served as a leader for 17 years across two international corporations within the aviation industry. For 5 years, he was also a Member of the Executive Management team. During his years in the corporate world, he gained invaluable firsthand knowledge of the challenges that come with steering and working in large organizations.

In 2007, Michael founded his own coaching company, driven by a passion for supporting individuals and teams towards their “next level” and at the same time making the world a better place.

Michael integrates a holistic approach into his coaching practice, acknowledging the interconnectedness of personal and organizational growth with societal impact. Whether working with C-suite leaders, teams, startups, or emerging talents, he always invites th

S2 Ep04 - Unblocking Creative Energy

What lies at the heart of unlocking our creative energy? What steps can we take to transform our creative blocks into productive energy?Creative blocks are not solely the result of a lack of ideas but are deeply intertwined with our emotional state and our surroundings. Embracing and expressing the chaotic energies of our environment can be a powerful method to unblock and harness our creative potential.In this episode, we discuss the dynamic nature of creativity, challenging the traditional views that confine it to being either a mystical muse or a mere skill, and instead, presenting it as a flow of energy that requires understanding and nurturing.Join me as we explore practical strategies for overcoming the blocks that hinder our creative flow, from embracing the chaos around us to confronting our deepest fears.Topics CoveredThe nature of creative energy and its sourcesThe impact of our environment, personal crises, and fear on creativi

Tango & Cash (1989) | Andrei Konchalovsky

Sylvester Stallone plays Ray Tango, a flashy narco cop in the LAPD who is all business and efficient. Kurt Russell plays Gabriel Cash, more of a devil-may-care type who just so happens to get the big bust whenever he needs it. Drug kingpin Yves Perret (Jack Palance) wants the two biggest obstacles out of his way, and hatches a plan that will do it: have Tango and Cash brought up on a bogus murder charge. The cops are initially sentenced to a short stint in a minimum security prison, only to find themselves railroaded (thanks to Perret's influence) to a seedy penitentiary, where their lives are in danger at every turn. They have no choice but to try to escape and clear their names, taking down Perret in the process.

121: Thank You and Happy New Year!

Join us as we celebrate the journey of our podcast and express our heartfelt thanks to all our listeners for their unwavering support and for spreading the word about our show. As we usher in the New Year, it's the perfect moment to reflect on the milestones we've achieved together in the past year.  In this episode, we're reflecting on some of the most impactful episodes that have not only educated but also inspired our community.  We also share our 10 favorite episodes from the past year! Thank you so much to everyone who has listened to and shared this podcast, we really appreciate it! Follow and Review: We’d love for you to follow us if you haven’t yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We’d love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite par

93| When to Move On in Business/ How to be Yourself in Bridal Hair + Makeup

This is such a fun episode with Mar from TEAM Inc.  She talks about when you know it's time to move on in your business and when it's time to persevere.  And then we pivot to talk about how to still be yourself on your wedding day in hair and makeup and how as vendors we need to educate our clients.

Meditate Like a Witch


It's time to toss out everything you thought you knew about meditation and start meditating like a witch! Learn tips and tools for mastering meditation, plus several reasons why meditation is crucial for a powerful magical practice. 
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Wisdom Builds Family and Home

Wisdom Builds Family and Home
November 13, 2022

S4E7 rant fest

Rant fest ahead: lesbian porn vs lesbian sex

News, Narratives, and Truths

Post-truth, fake news, multiple narratives. How are we to sort out and sift through the multitude of images and words thrown our way – by friends, interested parties, and algorithms? Building upon Rabbit Hole episode ‘Where We Go One,’ Context Guest Rabba Sara Hurwitz of Maharat and Justin Hecht, Jungian psychoanalyst, help host Leon Wiener Dow figure out if this new world condemns us to reside in an echo chamber.Click here for Leon and Joel's extended study session. Click here to view the source sheet for this episode. Click here to visit the episode page on our website. 

Mary Jo Manzanares - Travel to Seattle

Mary Jo Manzanares is a lifelong resident of Washington State and has spent decades exploring its highways and byways. She spent 32 years as a flight attendant, eagerly sharing tips and recommendations about Seattle to inquiring passengers. Mary Jo is a frequent speaker at travel industry events, a member of the Society of American Travel Writers, and writes about her beloved Washington State at www.discoveringwashingtonstate.com and about her general travels at www.travelingwithmj.com.
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From Courage to Change

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The most important 40 Seconds in any game.

You have a total of 2800 seconds to score 70 or better in any golf game. How you use that time is critical to your achieving success.

Tesla

Man out of his time

Questions and story’s

On this episode I answer some freaky questions and tell a few story’s

The Senate's Impeachment Trial

This episode attempts to give straightforward facts about the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald J. Trump.

Kicking off ALB Inspires

Welcom to my first ever episode on the podcast. Stay tuned. New content coming soon.

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2013 Martha Stewart American Made Audience Choice Winner

Out of the more than 2,000 small-business owners that nominated themselves for the 2013 Martha Stewart American Made Awards, SVGCuts finished first! With over 125,000 votes during the preliminary voting round and over 56,000 votes in the final round, the SVGCuts community of paper crafters helped crown SVGCuts the 2013 Audience Choice Winner! American Made […]