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When you hear the term artisan-made, what do you think of? Do you assume that it means ethically made? Do you assume it's a certain aesthetic? Is it old-fashioned or contemporary?In today's episode, Elizabeth is speaking with Anjali Purohit, founder and creative director of the home and fashion textiles brand Studio Variously to unpack and demystify all things artisan-made.Anjali has over 20 years of experience in design, working globally with brands like Pottery Barn and Crate & Barrel. Based in the US for 16 years, she collaborates with artisans in India, Nepal, and Peru to create ...

Welcome back to Tinfoil Tales! On this episode I am joined by fellow Hoosier, Jeanette and she is here to discuss the canid creature she saw eating roadkill one morning 20+ years ago. Jeanette believes it must have been a dogman creature due the to incredible size of the all gray colored creature. This happened in broad daylight, at slower speeds and the creature was not afraid of the vehicle as it watched her drive passed, making eye contact with her.Jeanette also discusses a very recent sighting of another strange upright walking canine silhoutte she saw just a few weeks ago while walking ...

In this week's episode, Patrick and Greg discuss the benefits and limitations of generalized estimating equations as an approach to dealing with data that violate the assumption of independence. Along the way they also mention: goat rodeos, haunted houses, jump scares, liberos, Haikyu!!, Whoa Ace!, dadenfreude, Otto, cutting the baguette, this just in, American Idiot, bing bong bing bong, my dad drinks Pepsi, and fine print.Stay in contact with Quantitude! Web page: quantitudepod.org TwitterX: @quantitudepod YouTube: @quantitudepod Merch: redbubble.com

This Underdog Ag Podcast features sisters, “the Heine girls.” Known in their formative years as Jenny and Kerry Heine, we will discuss life growing up in the 1970s, 80s, and early 90s on a York County, Neb. farm. You may be surprised by this interview. You might cry. We hope you laugh. Mostly we hope you too can find healing and move on from what you need to as well. Jenny has a long list of experiences: While serving as a very talented farm hand at the “Heine Circus,” Jenny drove a tractor at age eight, and was doing field work at 12 years old. She was doing whatever was asked ...

In this new episode of How Could We? recorded in the streets of Baku during COP29, Anne-Sophie Garrigou interviewed Rich Wilson, CEO of the Iswe Foundation, about the state of our democracies today and the role of citizen assemblies in making our democracies stronger. In this episode, Rich says that we are at a pivotal moment for democracies today. Despite growing public demand for action, our governments and democratic systems are struggling to effectively address the climate crisis. Rich discusses how citizen assemblies can help strengthen democracies by building agency for citizens, ...

Våga att testa och fråga hunden om det funkar!Det låter kanske motsägelsefullt…. För har inte Milene som mantra att det ska vara “lätt att göra rätt” och att vi ska “träna som gräset växer”? Om vi nu ska börja testa och inte vet innan om det funkar, riskerar vi inte att skapa frustration då?Dagens episod vill få oss att sluta träna för konservativt och i stället se vad som funkar bäst för den enskilde individen. Om vi tränar som vi alltid har gjort blir resultaten de samma och vi kommer många gånger inte framåt. Om vi istället vågar testa och hunden säger ...

References Biomaterials 2003. Volume 24, Issue 24, November :4385-4415 Guerra, DJ. 2024 Lecture notes Pat Mclaughlin, John Anderson, Daniel Quine Auerbach, David R. Ferguson. 2020. "Years." Sierra Ferrell Cover. https://youtu.be/_2W8kCk1qnU?si=4LBcoO5uE3xdEX-c Corelli. A. 1714. Concerto in D Major Op. 6 No. 4 https://youtu.be/3smZkpqXYHs?si=-fEef0QiBAz_1yWm --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dr-daniel-j-guerra/support

Send us a textIn this insightful episode of Wildly Curious, hosts Katy Reiss and Laura Fawks Lapole dive deep into the world of ADHD. From the brain’s unique wiring to the day-to-day challenges and incredible strengths of those with ADHD, this episode explores it all. Learn about the science behind impulsivity, forgetfulness, and hyperfocus, as well as how reframing ADHD can uncover the power and potential within. Whether you have ADHD, love someone who does, or simply want to learn more, join Katy and Laura for a heartfelt and humorous exploration of what it means to live with an ADHD ...

Ogni anno è il più caldo del precedente. Secondo Copernicus, il programma dell'Unione europea che monitora il clima, il 2024 sarà l'anno più caldo mai registrato, con una temperatura media globale di oltre 1,5 gradi sopra i livelli pre-industriali. Le conseguenze sono ogni giorno sempre più evidenti. Questa settimana DiscoScienza festeggia la puntata numero 100! Il video subacqueo nella Terror. Copernicus. I denti del capitano. La storia del Passaggio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Die SpaceX Starship -Rakete steht auf dem Startplatz. Alles auf Go. Starship-Start 6 in den kommenden Stunden mit spektakulärer Booster-Landung. Für euch kompakt alle Veränderungen zu Flug 5 und was uns erwartet. SpaceX bereitet Fangen der Oberstufe für erste Jahreshälfte 2025 vor. Beschleunigt die US-Wahl das Ende von ISS und Gateway? NASA dementiert Gerüchte zu Astronauten-Gesundheit auf der ISS. ESA Studie zu Schwerlastrakete mit 100 Tonnen Nutzlast. Vast - ist das die erste kommerzielle Raumstation?

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Julie Tomé and Mary-Helen Armour discuss overlooked events and people like the second moon, the first African American astronomer, and the astronomer whose work Edwin Hubble’s built on. In news: a new measurement of the Hubble Constant and some interesting science performed on a meteorite found in a drawer at a university. Episode image credite: Sunna Withers/AICO

Lis and Marcus pose what could be one of the most important questions of the 21st century – to what extent can restoring nature tackle the climate crisis? The award-winning restoration hero Constantino Aucca Chutas explains what drove him to plant ten million trees to protect his indigenous community from the impacts of melting glaciers. Plus, Mirey Atallah from UNEP tells us why a grand restoration project in Africa is generating hope for the future. Find out more:UN Decade on Ecosystem RestorationThe Great Green Wall of AfricaGlobal Fund for Ecosystem-based AdaptationWhat Is ...

Paul and Steven continue their discussing of a whole jungle’s worth of topics, covering everything from reworking the Building a Better World book, GAMCOD, Hugelkultur, BEL, server and email maintenance, Youtube plans, and a bit of bot bashing to round things off. Support the podcast on Patreon Show notes and discussion More information and discussion […]

We are focusing on toxicity today. Toxicity is one of the leading causes of equine disease. When the toxic load of horses exceeds what they can process, it becomes hard for their tissues to be healthy, their organs to function as they should, and their body systems to work together to sustain good health. Today, I scratch the surface of the vast and complex topic of toxicity, giving you a little food for thought. Since this is a massive subject, I will likely revisit it and dive deeper into some of the points we cover today in future episodes.Understanding Toxicity in HorsesToxicity refers to ...

The proverbial "glitch in the Matrix" is no longer a Sci-Fi phenomenon discernible only to the unfettered vision of the freedom fighters aboard the Nebuchadnezzar. What we have been taught is no longer congruous with our experience, and the fissures in the historical narrative have become transparently obvious to an awakening humanity. On this Alfacast we further delve into the origins and nature of this Earth Realm with Martin Liedtke, one of the early pioneers of the online Truther Movement. Since 2014, Martin has been dropping truths on his well-received YouTube channels, and coined the...

In this episode, I continue a multi-part series diving deep into the Hermetic principles and concepts contained in the book The Kybalion. This series is a walk-through of the book in full. The Hermetic Philosophy contained in the Kybalion is known as the fundamental truths that connect the dots previously left unconnected through the study of all other religions and mystery traditions. The concepts finally de-occulted to the masses in this book are considered the "Master Key" to unlocking all further doors in the "Temple of Mystery". Full show notes at: https://www.reclamationfreedom.com ...

Are you exhausted from chasing endless supplements, protocols, and "root causes" without seeing real results? What if I told you that true healing doesn't require thousands of dollars in lab tests or a complicated regimen of supplements? In fact, the answer might be as simple as stepping outside to catch the morning sun.In today's episode, I'm diving into an honest and refreshing conversation about health and healing with Josh Rubin of EastWest Healing. We tackle why the wellness industry is increasingly resembling the Western medicine system it often criticizes, and why so many people are ...

Send us a textNew Castle Going Green Season 4 Episode 3 Eco Friendly Holidays dives into various ways you can green your Thanksgiving and the holiday season including reducing waste, shopping locally, and eating some plant based recipes.

Ariel White is an associate professor of Political Science at MIT. She studies voting and voting rights, race, the criminal legal system, and bureaucratic behavior as a way to shed light on people's everyday interactions with government. Her recent work investigates how potential voters react to being affected by punitive government policies, such as incarceration and immigration enforcement, and how people can make their way back onto the voting registries after these experiences.Links:Ariel WhitePolitical ScienceMIT Gov/LabTimestamps:Show notes and transcript: https://news.mit.edu/podcast/...