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Beyond The Bubble#31: Iran’s Past & Future; Islamism And the Left; Tolerance And Its Limits; Democracy or TheocracyIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras speaks with Darya Safai, a Belgian Member of Parliament born in Iran, for a direct and educational conversation about freedom, identity, and the future of Iran. Darya recounts her early activism as a dentistry student in Tehran, the 1999 student protests, her arrest and time in prison, and the decision to flee the country after becoming a target of the regime. She explains what daily life under the Islamic Republic meant for women, what she thinks about the distinction between Islam and political Islam, and how the system sustains itself through repression...
2026-02-231h 45Beyond The Bubble#30: Ideological Capture vs. Truth Seeking; Agree to Disagree; Dogma or Diversity; Academic FreedomIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with Belgian activist and trade lawyer Yohan Benizri, founder of the 451 Institute for a wide-ranging conversation about freedom of speech, academic diversity, democratic resilience, institutional neutrality, and how societies handle disagreement without sliding into conflict.Yohan explains the mission of the 451 Institute and its focus on viewpoint diversity, social cohesion, and protecting the core missions of institutions such as universities, media, courts, and hospitals. The discussion touches on ideological capture, groupthink, and the risks of dogma, drawing parallels between historical lessons from the Enlightenment and today’s political and cu...
2026-02-161h 05Beyond The Bubble#29: From Hollywood to Healing; Yoga & Multiple Sclerosis; Self Transformation; Fear & DisciplineIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras speaks with Garth, an Iyengar yoga teacher from Los Angeles, about having been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) and how it has reshaped his life through yoga.Garth recounts being diagnosed with MS in the mid-1990s while pursuing an acting career in Hollywood, the fear and uncertainty that followed, and the medical journey that led to an unexpected recommendation from his doctor: yoga and swimming as complementary practices alongside conventional treatment.He explains how discovering Iyengar yoga in L.A. and later in India shortly after leaving the hospital helped...
2026-01-301h 30Beyond The Bubble#28: Mental Health Helpline; Ethics vs. Incentives; Lobbying; Anonymous SupportIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with Jeremy Jennings, a Brit in Brussels who spent decades at one of the largest global accounting companies before moving into full-time mental health volunteer work.Jeremy reflects on his career from Arthur Andersen to EY where he worked closely with EU institutions on regulation, risk, and liability. He offers an insider view on how large firms engage with policymakers, manage conflicts of interest, and navigated the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2008. The first part of the conversation explores the limits of risk management, the tension between commercial...
2026-01-1655 minBeyond The Bubble#27: Liberalism’s Limits; Free Speech; From Canada to Europe; Media Bias; Why Institutions MatterIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras speaks with Daniel Friedlander, a Canadian-turned-European political and communications professional. Daniel’s life was shaped by a childhood spent across Europe as the son of diplomats and a career spanning politics, media, and EU advocacy.Daniel reflects on how early exposure to international politics, including a meeting with Helmuth Kohl and Shimon Peres formed his belief in personal agency and the ability of individuals to influence outcomes.The conversation traces his move from Canadian politics to Europe, driven by a sense that Canada can be inward-looking despite its global image. Andras an...
2026-01-061h 35Beyond The Bubble#26: Control vs. Surrender; Ayahuasca; Yoga and Consciousness; Deep Meditation; Ego vs. ObserverIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes Alejandro back to explore deep spiritual topics: yoga, meditation, retreats, ayahuasca, psychedelics, and the search for clarity that followed a long period of anxiety and personal issues.Alejandro explains how he got to Vipassana (silent) retreats in India, Nepal, and Thailand. These practices helped him observe his emotions, avoid falling into depression, and build the tools he needed to stay open.Andras and Alejandro discuss the limits of free will, the tension between separation and unity, and the “observer”, the inne...
2025-12-091h 39Beyond The Bubble#25: Inner Strength; Hypnosis; Values vs Fear; Ultra-Marathon in the Desert; Petit PsychologistIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras has a deep conversation with psychologist, children’s book author and ultra-marathon runner Simon.Simon’s charisma shines through as they discuss practical implications of identity, personal agency, overcoming fear, the meaning of resilience and the search for meaning.Simon shares his upbringing, moving between the U.S., France and Belgium, and what he learned about physiotherapy, systemic family therapy, cognitive-behavioral work, and hypnotherapy.Simon explains how he uses stories, metaphors and value-based techniques to help clients understand their fears, reclaim agency and make clearer choices in moments that often feel over...
2025-11-211h 37Beyond The Bubble#24: Combating Anti-Zionism / Antisemitism; Jewish Life in Europe; Hate vs Hope; Faith & SecularismIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes Katharina von Schnurbein, European Commission Coordinator on combating antisemitism and fostering Jewish life for an educative discussion on combating these.Katharina shares her background growing up near the Iron Curtain in Bavaria, her studies in Slavonic languages, and her early work with the European Union in Prague during the Czech Republic’s accession. She describes her path into EU institutions, where she became responsible for dialogue with religious and non-confessional organisations, and later appointed as the first coordinator on antisemitism in 2015.The conversation explores how antisemitism has evolved in Europe, th...
2025-11-171h 26Beyond The Bubble#23 Populism vs Progress; United States of Europe; Federalism; Narrative PowerIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes Valentin, Communications Director at the College of Europe in Bruges. Being an alumnus of the College, Andras and Valentin discuss political communication, European federalism, and the future of democracy in a digital age.Valentin shares his unconventional career path from sports management and youth activism to leading communications at one of Europe’s most prestigious institutions. He shares his experience when he was working with the Greens, the challenges of shaping messages that truly change minds, and why political communication should focus on impact rather than visibility.They explore how em...
2025-11-041h 36Beyond The Bubble#22: Being a Prince; 21st Century Aristocracy; Nobless Oblige; Global Affairs; Living HistoryIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes Prince Charles-Antoine de Ligne La Trémoïlle for a wide-ranging conversation about nobility, heritage, responsibility, business, and the state of Europe today.Prince Charles-Antoine shares the remarkable history of his family, whose roots date back a 1000 years and whose name carries stories of knights, alliances, and a lineage intertwined with European history. He explains what it means to hold a noble title in the modern world, how the concept of noblesse oblige still guides him, and why setting an example remains an essential duty.Andras and the Pr...
2025-10-281h 16Beyond The Bubble#21: Leadership & Self-Discovery; Jesuit Values; Europe’s Blind Spots; Faith and FreedomIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes foreign policy analyst and educator Botond Feledy for a broad conversation about Europe’s political culture, leadership, identity, and the meaning of “the common good”.Long-time Brussels insider and co-worker of Jesuits, Botond shares his journey from studying law and international relations in France to launching Hungary’s first foreign policy magazine, working in the European Parliament, and later leading the Jesuit European Leadership Programme in Brussels.He reflects on how formative experiences such as his grandfather’s wartime stories and academic life in France and Germany shaped his perspective on Europe’...
2025-10-211h 28Beyond The Bubble#20: Evacuation from Israel; 7 Oct 2023; Hope & Resilience; Diplomat’s Dilemma; Family FirstIn this episode, Andras welcomes Aurelien for an extraordinary first-hand account of how he and his family were evacuated from Israel on 7 Oct 2023 after the barbaric attacks of Hamas. His recount blends diplomacy, personal resilience, and how geopolitics affects personal lives.Aurelien shares how his path took him from journalism to advocacy work in Brussels, and how life as the spouse of an EU diplomat led his family ultimately to Jerusalem.He tells the story of the dramatic days surrounding 7 October 2023, when the Hamas attacks caught his family in Tel Aviv on holiday. Aurelien shares the confusion, fear, and...
2025-10-091h 32Beyond The Bubble#19: AI & Future of Work; Music, Intuition, Algorithms; Emotional vs. Artificial IntelligenceIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes violinist Anzhela Hovhannisyan and former Google staffer, future of work specialist David Timis for a deep conversation that covers AI, music, technology, and the search for meaning in work and life.Anzhela shares how she got from Armenia to Brussels, how music became her lifelong calling, and why cultural heritage and intuition shape every performance. David shares his insights he learned throughout his career at Google and now working as a future of work and AI expert on how technology is shaping our lives.Together, they explore what connects music...
2025-09-261h 18Beyond The Bubble#18: French Dispatch; Media vs. Politics; Future of Journalism; Macron & PopulismIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras speaks with political analyst and commentator Julien Hoez for a discussion on French politics, the challenges of European integration, and the future of media. Julien, founder of the political newsletter The French Dispatch, brings his experience as a consultant, Substack writer, and political advisor to discuss how national identity, ideology, and communication shape the political landscape.They discuss how France manages its global diaspora, pressure on Emmanuel Macron and his politics, and the tension between political narratives and reality. Julien shares his take on what it means...
2025-09-161h 14Beyond The Bubble#17: Quick fixes vs. better questions; Hero to zero; What is success; CoachingIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras talks with coach and communications specialist Helen Dunnett about values, emotional intelligence, and how better conversations can change everything.Helen shares her personal insights, how after her divorce and career transitions she discovered coaching and realised the power of self-awareness and listening. Together, they discuss why asking the “right” questions matters, how emotions are often misunderstood, and why understanding your true values can guide better choices in life and work.András and Helen talk about emotional drivers like perfectionism, people-pleasing, and the “hero” mindset, and discuss how recognising these patterns can free...
2025-09-011h 15Beyond The Bubble#16: Letters for Life: Wisdom for Wellbeing; Purpose & Pain; Universal Truths; The Rebbe’s TeachingsIn this episode, Andras sits down with author and speaker Rabbi Levi Smothkin for a conversation about his global best-seller book “Letters for Life: Guidance for Emotional Wellness from the Lubavitcher Rebbe”. They discuss universal truths, human nature, agency, and finding meaning through adversity.Based in New York but speaking from Brussels, Levi discusses how we distilled 33 volumes of private letters written by one of the most influential Hasidic leaders of the 20th century into an inspiring and practical book that speaks to everyone.Levi shares how these letters, written decades ago to people from all walks of life, mirr...
2025-08-211h 10Beyond The Bubble#15: Careers & Passion; AI for Coaching; Moonlighting; Intrapreneurship; Values & SkillsIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras speaks with Roger Cohen, founding director of career coaching company OrientaEuro in Brussels, about career change, job search tips and how AI can support or hinder coaching.Having moved from a career in engineering and management to building a coaching company in Belgium, and why being fired pushed him to take that step. He explains how an engineer’s process mindset improved how they work with jobseekers, combining clear structures with flexibility so that each person’s career can improve.Andras and Roger also discuss the aspects of professional use of AI t...
2025-08-041h 37Beyond The Bubble#14: Trust vs. Control; Lobbying and Corporate Diplomacy; Reputation Risks; Integrity in BusinessIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with Gui Athia, lobbyist and corporate affairs expert, TEDx speaker, and author of Get the Memo. With a career spanning leadership roles at Nike, Renault, Alcatel, and beyond, Gui shares his journey from Brazilian boardrooms to the heart of European public affairs.They explore the themes of trust, values, intuition, integrity and governance, drawing on Gui’s experiences related to corporate culture, building trusted brands and walking the fine line between his own values and his professional accountability.Gui tells the story of his career choices, including walking away fr...
2025-07-231h 22Beyond The Bubble#13 Global Order; Europe-China-USA; Idealism vs. Realism; Systemic Rivalry; Cold War to Tech WarIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras reconnects with longtime friend and diplomat turned academic, Zoltan Feher for a extensive conversation on Hungarian identity, global politics, and the shifting world order. From student activism in post-communist Hungary to working in diplomacy in Washington and Ankara, Zoltan reflects on the dreams of EU and NATO integration, the rise of China, and the complex triangle between the U.S., EU, and China.They explore how in a globalized world values like democracy, rule of law, and transatlantic solidarity are being tested to the brink of collapse and how their 1990s...
2025-07-141h 12Beyond The Bubble#12: Artificial Intelligence vs. Humans; Tech Boundaries; Hype and Reality; AI EthicsIn this episode, András is joined by two global experts in the communication world—Bonnie Caver, founder of Reputation Lighthouse and board member of the Global Alliance for PR, and Adrian Cropley, founder of the Centre for Strategic Communication Excellence. They meet in Brussels to discuss the real-world implications of artificial intelligence in communication, ethics, organizational culture, and leadership.Coming from opposite ends of the globe—Texas and Melbourne—they bring decades of strategic experience into an authentic and honest conversation about how AI is reshaping content creation, as well as organizations functions, make decisions, and re-define trust.They di...
2025-07-071h 50Beyond The Bubble#11: Voice Identity; Opera to Business; Confidence Building, Breathing TechniquesIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with Marie Terese, a former international opera singer turned voice and communication expert. Marie Terese brings over 20 years of experience from European opera houses and concert halls to help professionals find their authentic voice in business settings.From her early struggles with stuttering as a child to performing in eight languages across Europe, Marie Terese shares how singing became her path to confident communication. Bringing her years of performing experience, she developed her innovative and creative method, Ask your Voice ® that has reached all five continents.The conversation also g...
2025-06-3058 min
Beyond The Bubble10# Self-Acceptance; Mind-Body ; Freelance vs Entrepreneur; Inner Narratives; Fragility vs. StrengthIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with Laura Shields—media trainer, former broadcast journalist, and founder of Red Thread—to explore the stories we tell ourselves, and how those stories evolve when shaped by trauma, neurodivergence, and lived experience. Laura opens up about her journey from a high-pressure media career to building a business in Brussels, navigating depression, anxiety, ADHD, and dyspraxia along the way.The conversation ranges from geopolitics and 9/11 to generational trauma, psychedelic therapy, and the emotional cost of performance-driven careers. With warmth, wit, and striking honesty, Laura reflects on what it means to c...
2025-06-211h 21
Beyond The Bubble#9: Fashion Psychology; Value & Style; Satisfashion; Visual Identity; Impactful PresenceIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with fashion psychologist and branding expert Marleen Beevers for a close look into the clothing, self-image, and “Satisfashion”.They explore how fashion acts as both armor and self-expression, how we form impressions in seconds, and how clothing choices can reflect (or distort) our values and identities.They discuss how outward appearance with inner values can create not only more authentic professional presence but also greater personal clarity. Whether it’s a deliberate choice of color, fabric, or silhouette, style becomes a language we speak, often without realizing it.They discus...
2025-06-121h 13
Beyond The Bubble#8: Resonsibility vs. Victimhood; EU Careers; (Dis)ability, Fairness & Inclusion;In this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with Luc Gillis, a former lifetime EU official living a full life with visual impairment. His career at the European Commission spanned over 40 years, from switchboard operator to senior roles in HR and EU staff selection. Luc shares his perspective on how the EU institutions have professionalised over time, particularly in the field of human resources, and reflects on his own experience living with a visual impairment.They discuss:- The evolution of the European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) and HR practices- Disability, ability, blindness vs. impairment, and using...
2025-06-021h 13
Beyond The Bubble#7: Discipline vs. Freedom; Deep Questions; Self-reflection with AI; Identity; True StrengthIn this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes communications consultant Jacques Foul for a rich conversation about identity, discipline, Artificial Intelligence, and the inner work of growth.From his early life attending a military boarding school and coming from a multicultural upbringing, Jacques had experiences studying in South Africa, France, and the U.S. He shares how structure, travel, and cross-cultural experiences have influenced his worldview. Andras explores Jacques’ use of AI as a tool for self-reflection and personal development and how asking deeper questions can help uncover deeper truths.They discuss personal agency, historical realities, how to av...
2025-05-271h 04
Beyond The Bubble#6: Surviving Terror; Resilience; Finding Meaning; Post-Trauma; Healing; Joyful LifeIn this powerful and deeply personal episode of Beyond the Bubble, András speaks with Elizabeth Krahulecz, a Brussels-based EU regulatory strategist, about the day her life changed forever — and how she transformed tragedy into strength.Elisabeth was seriously injured in the 2016 Brussels Airport terrorist attack. She shares the harrowing details of that day, her physical and psychological recovery, and the long journey from survival to healing and joy. Along the way, we discuss transgenerational trauma, the stigma of invisible injuries, the pressure to “bounce back,” and what it truly means to rebuild a meaningful life.Eliza...
2025-05-161h 02
Beyond The Bubble#5: Awareness vs. Autopilot; Osteopathy; Stress vs. Meaning; Perspective Shift; Overcoming ChaosIn this episode, András speaks with Tom Meyers, osteopath, author, and body-centred stress expert. Tom shares his personal and professional journey—from burnout to developing The Reaset Approach—and explores what it means to stay resilient in body, mind, and spirit. We look into how stress, identity, and future readiness intersect, and how practices in both science and self-awareness can help us maintain balance in the “exponential age” to be more fitfull for the future.About the Guest:Tom Meyers is an osteopath (D.O., MSc. in Osteopathy) with a private practice in Brussels, specializing in stress-related disorders for nearl...
2025-05-091h 21
Beyond The Bubble#4: Socratic Paradox; Spanish vs Catalan; Negotiation Frameworks; Liberal Institutionalism; EU & UNIn this episode, Andras speaks with Alejandro Ribo Labastida — professor of European Studies, negotiation trainer, and explorer of culture, power, and self-awareness. Alejandro discusses institutional complexities of the EU, personal layers of identity, trust, and assumptions on how we negotiate and live together — as citizens, diplomats, neighbors, and humans.From Catalan identity and Spanish culture, to the role of "trust" and the "shadow of the future" in negotiations, Alejandro reveals how our values, behaviors, and assumptions shape both diplomacy and daily life. They also discuss first principles, “spiritual narcissism”, the role of institutions, and why the EU — and even your apart...
2025-04-301h 36
Beyond The Bubble#3: Influencer Lifestyle; Self-trust; Belonging & Integrity; HealingAndras Baneth speaks with Dominique Scarlett about identity, motherhood, the highs and lows of influencer life, and the path from exposure to healing. They discuss Dominique’s multicultural roots, life in Lebanon versus Europe, how she navigated the maritime industry, and her rise as a singer and social media figure. Dominique shares her insights on parenting across languages and cultures, the pressure and pitfalls of online visibility, walking away from narcissistic relationships, and the power of reclaiming privacy. This is a conversation about transformation, self-trust, and living life on your own terms.Dominique Scarlett Sallaum is a former entrepreneur in...
2025-04-2942 min
Beyond The Bubble#2: Burning Bush vs. Burning Out; Life in Brussels; Refugee Support; IdentityAndras Baneth speaks with Nehama Uzan about Jewish identity, interfaith dialogue, and the importance of living a values-based life. They explore the challenges of building inclusive community spaces in times of fear, the moral and spiritual lessons of Judaism, and the power of human connection across boundaries. They discuss her multicultural background, the founding and evolution of the European Jewish Community Centre in Brussels, solidarity initiatives launched during COVID and the Ukraine war, and her philosophy of “generating energy” through purpose-driven work. The conversation also covers antisemitism, agency, teaching as a form of healing, and the metaphor of the burn...
2025-04-291h 07
Beyond The Bubble#1: European identity; Multiculturalism; East vs. West; Cancel Culture; Dividing DiversityAndras Baneth speaks with Sam Wilkin about the experience of living in the Middle East, how it shaped his sense of European identity, and the challenges of navigating multiculturalism in today’s Europe. They discuss the differences between national and cultural identities, what it means to be European, the tension between individual and collective values, family structures, language as culture, cancel culture, rising populism, freedom of speech, and the importance of nuance in public discourse. They also cover the influence of religion on social and political life, the dynamics of migration and integration, antisemitism, the media environment in Europe, an...
2025-04-291h 13
Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)10 - (Élet)válságMi a kiégés, és miért más, mint a kimerültség? És hogy kapcsolódik az "életközepi" válsághoz? Ezt és számos kapcsolódó témát vitatunk meg Annával, aki pár hét kihagyás után ismét megosztja szakmai és emberi gondolatait arról, hogy mit tegyen az ember, ha ilyen helyzetbe kerül. Kérdéséket, visszajelzést örömmel várunk a posta@ilyenazember.hu címen, és köszönjük, ha megosztják az epizódot barátokkal, ismerősökkel.
2025-03-2558 min
Inside EU CareersMastering EPSO Exams: Expert Tips with András BanethIn this episode, Sevim Aktas chats with András Baneth, founder of EUTraining. 🌍✨
András shares his top strategies for passing the EU selection process, known as the EPSO exams and covers everything you need to know to start your EU career. If you're looking for insider advice, this is a must-listen for you.
Key takeaways:
👉🏽 Mastering EPSO Exams – Practical advice on time management, understanding test formats and avoiding common mistakes during EPSO preparation.
👉🏽 From Official to Entrepreneur – Insights into transitioning from EU institutions to entrepreneurship and fo...
2025-01-2937 min
Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)09 - Lélek és algoritmusKis szünet után legújabb epizódunkban az emberi kapcsolódás fontosságától eljutunk a mesterséges intelligenciáig: mi az, amit egy program vagy gép sem képes megadni nekünk? Vajon a chatbotok és digitális asszisztensek képesek pótolni a valódi barátokat, vagy inkább csak elszigetelnek minket? Beszélgetünk Dr. Google szerepéről, az öndiagnózis és "pszichologizálás" veszélyeiről, az érzelmek algoritmizálásáról, és arról, hogy mit jelent, ha a legjobb barátunk egy gép. Ha tetszett, kérlek osszátok meg barátait
2025-01-2557 min
EU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures12 - 01 EU Essentials: Euro, Schengen, EU Glossary and more - IntroductionDive into our podcast module where we unravel some of the most critical concepts you need to understand the EU. From historical underpinnings to complex decision-making processes and institutional frameworks, this episode lays the groundwork for anyone eager to get a comprehensive overview of Europe's union. Whether you're a student, professional, or just curious about European affairs, tune in to gain insights.
2024-12-1201 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures11 - 01 Agencies, other institutions and bodies - IntroductionDive deep into the essential but often overlooked bodies of the European Union in this episode. From consultative entities like the Committee of the Regions to financial institutions such as the European Investment Bank, controlling bodies like the European Ombudsman, and decentralized agencies that manage specific technical challenges, we cover a range of organizations that play crucial roles behind the scenes.
2024-12-1103 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures02 - 05 ConciliationDiscover the conciliation phase of the EU legislative process in this episode, where complex negotiations between the European Parliament and the Council take place to resolve any remaining disputes. Learn about the critical role of the Conciliation Committee in forging compromises that are crucial for the passage of EU laws.
2024-12-0204 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures02 - 01 Ordinary Legislative Procedure - IntroductionStep into the intricate world of EU governance with us in this episode, where we unravel the complexities of the Ordinary Legislative Procedure (OLP). Often referred to simply as OLP, this procedure is the backbone of decision-making in the European Union, applying to a wide range of policy areas. We'll explain how both the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament play crucial roles as co-legislators, and how they interact with the European Commission's proposals. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in understanding how major EU policies are shaped and implemented. Whether you’re a student, a professional in...
2024-12-0201 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures01 - 06 The Treaty of Maastricht (1992 / 1993)Dive into the pivotal Treaty of Maastricht in this episode, where we explore its role in establishing the European Union in 1993. Understand the three-pillar structure it introduced, encompassing the European Community, Common Foreign and Security Policy, and Justice and Home Affairs. Learn about the significant shifts in sovereignty and decision-making that laid the groundwork for an ever-closer union among the people of Europe.
2024-12-0106 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures01 - 05 The Single European Act (1986 / 1987)Join us in this episode as we unpack the Single European Act of 1987, a crucial milestone towards achieving a real single market within the EEC. Understand why, despite the abolition of customs duties in 1968, trade barriers persisted and how this Act aimed to eliminate them by harmonizing national regulations by 1993. Learn about the introduction of qualified majority voting and the strengthening of the European Parliament's role in legislative processes.
2024-12-0103 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures01 - 04 The Merger Treaty (1965 / 1967)Delve into the transformative Merger Treaty of 1965 in this episode. Learn how this treaty streamlined the institutional frameworks of the European Coal and Steel Community, EURATOM, and the European Economic Community into a single European Commission and Council of Ministers. Discover the implications of the 'empty chair crisis' and how this treaty shaped the governance of the European Communities leading up to its cessation by the Treaty of Amsterdam in 1999.
2024-12-0104 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures01 - 03 The Treaty of Rome (1957 / 1958)Explore the foundational steps of European unity with this episode on the Treaty of Rome, signed in March 1957 by the original six member states. Discover how this treaty established both the European Economic Community (EEC) and the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM), collectively advancing peace and prosperity across Europe. Learn about the ambitious goals of creating a common market and harmonizing state policies to foster free trade and economic collaboration. Tune in to grasp how the Treaty of Rome laid down the cornerstones of what would become the European Union.
2024-12-0106 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures01 - 01 The history of the EU - IntroductionDive into the history of the European Union in our first podcast episode. Explore the inception of the EU following the devastation of the Second World War, when European nations sought to forge lasting peace through economic and political cooperation. Learn about the pioneering creation of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), which laid the groundwork for modern European integration. This episode provides a detailed look at how trade and cooperative agreements helped shape a united Europe, offering insights into the motivations and strategies of the founding countries.
2024-12-0102 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures01 - 02 The Treaty of Paris (1951 / 1952)Discover the origins of the European Union in this episode of EU Course, where we delve into the Treaty of Paris of 1951. Signed by six founding nations in the aftermath of World War II, this treaty not only facilitated economic recovery but also laid the groundwork for long-lasting peace and unity in Europe. Explore how the European Coal and Steel Community set the stage for today's EU, its historical significance, and the visionary leaders who turned the ravages of war into an opportunity for integration and cooperation.
2024-12-0102 minEU Course: History, Institutions, Procedures01 - 00 EU Course IntroductionThis is a free preview of the EU Course podcast. The full version is coming to Spotify soon!
In our podcast we guide you through the complexities and nuances of the European Union. From its institutions and legal frameworks to its decision-making processes and external actions, this series offers a detailed exploration of the EU's key components and their roles in shaping policy and governance across Europe. Whether you're a student, a professional, or simply curious about the EU, these episodes provide insightful perspectives and in-depth understanding, crafted to enhance your knowledge of the Union's structure.
2024-12-0100 min
Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)08 - Mitől (nem) működik egy kapcsolat?Ebben a beszélgetésben alaposan körbejárjuk, mit jelent az, hogy két ember "összeillik", különösen évek-évtizedek elteltével, és hogy egy kapcsolat "működik". Mit jelent az "árulás", a hűtlenség, és a lojalitás? Kihez legyen hű az, aki szülei, rokonai és szerelme között őrlődik? Mi vezet oda, hogy néha még az is, aki boldog kapcsolatban él, megcsalja a társát? Ezeknek a kérdéseknek a mélyebb okait, mozgatórugóit beszéljük meg Annával a szokott köznapi, érthető módon.
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2024-11-2454 min
Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)07 - Veszedelmes vonzalmakEbben az epizódban arról beszélgettünk, miért válik valaki munkamániássá, és hogyan hat a félelem a mindennapjainkra. Függőségek, érzelmi kötődések: miért válunk rabjává embereknek, helyzeteknek, akár a saját családunknak? Hol húzódnak az egészséges határok, és mikor lépünk túl rajtuk? Mi történik, ha egy páciens szerelmes lesz a terapeutájába, mit kell tennie a pszichológusnak, ha ezt észreveszi (és megtörténik-e mindez fordítva)? Szóba kerül az a jelenség is, hogy ha az egyik fél k...
2024-11-1238 min
Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)06 - Függő játszmaMiért olyan nehéz felismerni, ha valaki függő? Mitől olyan erős a tagadás? Mit lehet ezzel kezdeni? Az "ismertebb" függőségeken (alkohol, szerencsejáték, drog) szóba kerül a társ- és/vagy szex-függőség, és hogy mi a közös mindebben: az érzelmi hiány. Körbejárjuk, mit lehet ezzel tenni, és hogyan lehet a gyógyulás rögös útjára lépni.Kérdéseket, visszajelzéseket, javaslatokat örömmel fogadunk a posta@ilyenazember.hu címen.
2024-11-0847 min
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Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)04 - Nem önzőség határokat húzniAnna és András ebben a részben a határok témáját járják körül: ezek meghúzása és megtartása a mindennapokban is alapvető fontosságú. Megtudhatjuk, hogyan segíthetnek a jól meghúzott határok és a nemet mondás az egyéni fejlődésben és az egészséges kapcsolatok kialakításában.
A beszélgetés során kiderül, hogy a határok nemcsak védelmet nyújtanak, hanem lehetővé teszik, hogy őszintén tudjunk másokkal kommunikálni. A határok megértése és alkalmazása jobb önismerethez...
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Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)03 - Őrült beszéd, de van benne rendszerPodcastunk harmadik részében dr. Vasadi Anna elmeséli, hogyan kapcsolódik pácienseinek mélyen gyökerező problémáihoz. A terápiás ülések gyakran csapongó gondolatokkal kezdődnek, de az idő előrehaladtával a felszínes témák helyét átveszik a mélyebb és gyakran fájdalmas problémák. Anna bemutatja, hogyan segít a terapeuta a pácienseknek a gyermekkori traumák és a nehézségek feldolgozásában, valamint hogyan oldják meg a mögöttes, gyakran rejtett érzelmi konfliktusokat.
Írj nekünk! Várjuk szeretettel a különböző tém...
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Ilyen az ember (avagy beszélgetések az emberi természetről)02 - Ennek így "kellett" lennieSorozatunk második epizódjában tovább boncolgatjuk azokat a terápiás beszélgetéseket, amelyek során a Anna a páciensekkel közösen tárja fel az érzelmek és emlékek mélyebb rétegeit, hogy elérjék a problémák gyökerét.
Az ember gyakran elbagatellizálja a problémák mélységét, és néha az ad felmentést, hogy egy nehéz vagy tragikus eseménynek így "kellett" lennie.
Betekintést nyerünk a "tipikus" terápiás ülésekbe, bemutatva azt, hogy milyen jelentős érzelmi válaszokat id...
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Ez az epizód kiváló kiindulópont a sorozatunk megismeréséhez, így ha új vagy itt, ajánljuk, hogy ennél kezdd a hallgatást. 😌
Írj nekünk! Várjuk szeretettel a különböző témajavaslatokat, kérdéseket és visszajelzéseket. Elérsz minket a posta@ilyenazember.hu email címen.
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