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The Birth Link24. Fear Based Narratives in Birth and How to Get Past Them with Clara O’RourkeClara joins us today in a deep discussion on how fear has transformed the medicalized institution of birth. She is a researcher-turned doula and childbirth educator who brings a mix of science and mindful practices to birth work. Clara founded Clear Light Birth in 2021 and has supported thousands of families to prepare for beautiful birth experiences through her programs, services, and resources. Clara is the host of the Mindful Womb Podcast, a show packed with actionable strategies, heartfelt stories, and pregnancy and parenting hacks… all tied together to support people in harnessing their inner power during life’s most magnifi...2025-01-271h 06
Gesellschaft besser machenMartin Korte holt uns aus dem digitalen RauschWie verändert Technik unser Gehirn?
Dass die Digitalisierung und der Einsatz künstlicher Intelligenz tiefgreifende Auswirkungen auf unsere Gesellschaft haben, ist längst bekannt.
Doch welche Veränderungen finden durch die omnipräsente Digitalisierungswelle in unserem Gehirn statt, und wie beeinflussen sie unser Denken?
In der Veranstaltung: Im digitalen Rausch: Wie verändert Technik unser Gehirn? hat die Psychologin, Online Marketing-Expertin und Moderatorin Diana Huth den Professor für Neurobiologie Martin Korte dazu befragt.
Hier geht es zum Videomitschnitt: https://koerber-stiftung.de/mediathek/im-digitalen-rausch-wie-veraendert-technik-unser-gehirn/
Der Podcast knüpft an diese Diskussion an und klärt offene...2024-12-1226 minGesellschaft besser machenMartin Korte holt uns aus dem digitalen RauschWie verändert Technik unser Gehirn?
Dass die Digitalisierung und der Einsatz künstlicher Intelligenz tiefgreifende Auswirkungen auf unsere Gesellschaft haben, ist längst bekannt.
Doch welche Veränderungen finden durch die omnipräsente Digitalisierungswelle in unserem Gehirn statt, und wie beeinflussen sie unser Denken?
In der Veranstaltung: Im digitalen Rausch: Wie verändert Technik unser Gehirn? hat die Psychologin, Online Marketing-Expertin und Moderatorin Diana Huth den Professor für Neurobiologie Martin Korte dazu befragt.
Hier geht es zum Videomitschnitt: https://koerber-stiftung.de/mediathek/im-digitalen-rausch-wie-veraendert-technik-unser-gehirn/
Der Podcast knüpft an diese Diskussion an und klärt offene...2024-12-1226 min
Pepper44. Cursus 'handelen met Duitsland' (Amélie Spechenbach, NSBO Frankfurt)Duitsland is voor veel ondernemers het eerste waar ze aan denken als ze een nieuwe markt willen veroveren. Maar hoe ziet Duitsland er economisch uit? Waar liggen kansen? En waar moet je op letten bij het betreden van de markt? Op de Duitslanddag in Amersfoort ontmoeten wij Amélie Spechenbach van NBSO Frankfurt voor een korte introductiecursus in exporteren naar Duitsland. De peptalk komt van Diana Spijkerman van Enterprise Europe Network.Wil je ook pitchen in Pepper? Stuur een mail naarsandra@impact033.nlHost & Productie: Jos Hummelen | Montage: Maik Prooi | Muziek: Rinze Voorberg | P...2024-10-2953 min
The Best Birth Podcast10 - Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) Insights: Navigating the Paths of Birth with Doula Meagan Heaton from the VBAC LinkMegan Heaton, founder of the VBAC Link, shares her personal journey of having two cesarean sections and her desire for a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). She emphasizes the importance of education and finding a supportive provider when considering a VBAC. Megan also discusses the misconceptions and risks associated with VBAC, as well as the need for a backup plan when planning an out-of-hospital birth. Her story highlights the empowerment and healing that can come from advocating for one's birth preferences. In this conversation, Meagan shares her personal experience with VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) and provides valuable insights...2024-09-0152 min
The Best Birth Podcast10 - Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) Insights: Navigating the Paths of Birth with Doula Meagan Heaton from the VBAC LinkMegan Heaton, founder of the VBAC Link, shares her personal journey of having two cesarean sections and her desire for a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). She emphasizes the importance of education and finding a supportive provider when considering a VBAC. Megan also discusses the misconceptions and risks associated with VBAC, as well as the need for a backup plan when planning an out-of-hospital birth. Her story highlights the empowerment and healing that can come from advocating for one's birth preferences. In this conversation, Meagan shares her personal experience with VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) and provides valuable insights...2024-08-3052 min
Diana Maatjes | Voel Je Vrij Met NEI24. Zo creëer je ‘s ochtends tijd voor jezelf als moederAls moeder kun je de hele dag door druk zijn en aan staan en gaan-gaan-gaan. Je kunt er ook voor kiezen om je dag anders te starten, zodat jouw hele dag rustiger verloopt.
Ik neem elke ochtend 10 tot 15 minuten voor mezelf om een korte wandeling te maken. Wat dat me oplevert en hoe je dit zelf kunt gaan toepassen, vertel ik je in deze aflevering.
Ik hoor van veel moeders namelijk belemmerende overtuigingen terug als: ja maar ik heb daar geen tijd voor, ja maar ik heb kinderen en kan die niet alleen laten, ja...2024-07-1918 min
The Trueman ShowThe Trueman Show #177 Jucelino da Luz 'I want to prepare people'Jucelino da Luz wordt beschouwd als het grootste medium ter wereld. Hij heeft het unieke vermogen om toekomstige gebeurtenissen nauwkeurig te voorspellen, zowel voor individuen als op mondiale schaal. Jorn spreekt met hem in aflevering 177 van The Trueman Show.
In 1969 had Jucelino zijn eerste droom, sindsdien droomt hij vrijwel elke nacht ("zes nachten wel, één nacht niet") over gebeurtenissen in de toekomst. Via brieven brengt hij mensen en instanties op de hoogte van deze gebeurtenissen. Zo waarschuwde hij prinses Diana al ver van tevoren over haar dood, voorspelde hij natuurrampen en waarschuwde hij China in 2018 al ov...2024-06-201h 19Diana Maatjes | Voel Je Vrij Met NEI8. Hoe start jij je week?In deze korte podcast vertel ik je over maandagen: hoe start ik mijn week? En hoe deed ik dat vroeger? Ik leg dit aan je uit aan de hand van intentiekaarten. Ik trek elke maandagochtend een intentiekaart voor die week. Deze week is dat ‘Ik gun mijzelf rust’. Dat betekent niet dat ik de hele week op bed ga liggen, maar wel dat ik mijn week anders start. Luister meer hierover in deze podcast.
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Booktalk with Diana KorteCrime Novelist Tracy Clark’s FALL (2nd in Series)Tracy Clark is an award-winning author of 6 crime novels including the Cass Raines Chicago Mystery series. FALL is her newest book and second in the Detective Harriett Foster thriller series.
In this page-turner of a book, the Chicago PD is on high alert when two city aldermen are found dead: one by apparent suicide, one brutally stabbed in his office, and both with thirty dimes left on their bodies—a betrayer’s payment. With no other clues, the question is, Who else has a debt to pay?
Detective Harriet Foster is on the case before the kille...2024-02-0310 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNative American Scholar R. David Edmunds's "Voices in the Drum: Narratives from the Native American Past"Host Diana Korte speaks with R. David Edmunds, author of 12 books about Native Americans. His newest title is “VOICES IN THE DRUM that features 9 stories about these people spanning hundreds of years of history.
Times and places range from Mound City, AL as it existed a century or so before Columbus to what it was like for a job-hunting family in the 1950s to move from a reservation in the Dakotas to Denver CO.
TUNE IN for misconceptions non-Natives have about Indians, what it takes to be counted as a member of a tribe, a...2024-01-1909 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteWriter & explorer Douglas Preston’s “The Lost Tomb: And Other Real-Life Stories of Bones, Burials, and Murder"Host Diana Korte speaks with Douglas Preston, author of "THE LOST TOMB." Some of the stories in this book have taken him from the haunted country of Italy and the largest tomb in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings to the booby-trapped Money Pit on Oak Island in Nova Scotia and a cannibal site in the American Southwest.
Listeners might be familiar with some of his other 40 books including "Lost City of the Monkey God" and his co-authored fiction series featuring FBI special agent Pendergast.
TUNE IN for, what he found when he was the fir...2024-01-0510 min
OnderstroomPalestinaPodcast over Palestina:
Deze podcast over Palestina gaat over de actuele en nog steeds doorgaande genocide die de staat Israel pleegt tegen Palestijnen. De aflevering is twee weken later in verband met ziekte. Alex heeft Diana te gast, en zij vertelt over de situatie in Palestina, vooral in Gaza maar ook over de westelijke Jordaanoever en andere delen van het bezette gebied. Daarbij gaan we in op de staat Israel, zionisme, Hamas, islamofobie, antisemitisme en meer.
De aflevering gaat ook over de geschiedenis van de regio, het ontstaan van de staat Israel en het structurele...2023-12-181h 52
Booktalk with Diana KorteBritish actor Cary Elwes with “As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride” Cary Elwes, who was then age 23, played the dashing character known as Westley in this cult movie classic. He talked about the behind-the-scenes making of the movie in his book, “As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride” when we spoke in 2014.
The continued unexpected popularity of this happy movie made 36 years ago didn’t begin until ten years after it was released, thanks to the new VHS and cable tv then and the streaming internet today.
Tune in for the name of Cary Elwes’s favorite fan, his biggest challenge—the inconceivable...2023-12-1509 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteFuchsia Dunlop's INVITATION TO A BANQUET. The Story of Chinese FoodToday I spoke with the James Beard Award-winning Fuchsia Dunlop about her 7th book, “Invitation To A Banquet. The Story of Chinese Food.”
Based in London, she speaks, reads, and writes Chinese and has traveled, often writing down recipes, for 30 years all around China.
Rather than another cookbook, “Invitation to a Banquet” is an exploration of the history, techniques, and philosophies of Chinese cuisine. She presents this through a "menu" of thirty dishes from different parts of the country including Mapo tofu, drunken crabs and stir-fried greens.
TUNE IN for what many non-Chinese people most mis...2023-12-0109 min
Moestuin Advies de Podcast#128 - Special: moestuin boeken (deel 1) met Sofie Maes, Charles Dowding, Floor Korte, Alessandro Vitale, Diana Stek, Jean-Martin Fortier en Wim LybaertIn de honderdachtentwintigste aflevering van Moestuin Advies de Podcast staan de moestuinboeken weer centraal en is ook Merel van het Instagram kanaal @groenemuts weer van de partij in de boekenspecial aflevering.Ruud, Joris en Merel bespreken de boeken die door jullie, onze luisteraars zijn aanbevolen. Per boek nemen ze door voor wie het geschreven is, of er veel of weinig nieuwe informatie instaat maar ook persoonlijke meningen worden gegeven.Linkjes om de boeken aan te schaffen:Iedereen kan moestuinieren - Sofie MaesNo Dig - Charles Dowding2023-11-291h 18
Booktalk with Diana KorteThanksgiving Special: Historian Nathaniel Philbrick’s “Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community and War”Author of more than a dozen books, historian Nathaniel Philbrick’s “Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community and War” details the perilous ocean crossing the European pilgrims made. Imagine the struggle of moving 2 mph for 3,000 miles over two months.
Yes, the Native American Wampanoags shared bounty with the Pilgrims at that first tense Thanksgiving, but unlike what many of us learned in grade school, it was an overwhelmingly Native affair. As for the menu, probably yes to turkeys, ducks and venison but no to cranberry sauce and pumpkin pies. The author describes these and many other new facts about th...2023-11-1709 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteAlexander McCall Smith’s “From a Far and Lovely Country” #24 in seriesHost Diana Korte speaks with Alexander McCall Smith, the author of more than 100 books sold around the world in 40 languages. This includes the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency novels, plus other series and stand-alone books.
His newest title in this cozy series, the 24th, is From a Far and Lovely Country featuring Mma Precious Ramotswe and her world of familiar characters.
In this latest installment two cases compete for Mma Ramotswe's attention—and she may need to call in back up. But no worries, there’s always time for red bush tea and fruitcake.
Tune in fo...2023-11-0310 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteIn Memoriam—Madeleine Albright’s "PRAGUE WINTER” and What Her Comments in 2012 Say About Today's World Crises At age 84 Madeleine Albright passed away last year. She was the first woman US Secretary of State, US Ambassador to the United Nations, and author of numerous books including PRAGUE WINTER.
She came to the US with her family as a political refugee, a daughter of a diplomat, and spent her teen years in Colorado. She spoke of the indispensable role of international diplomacy as the world often faces multiple crises. Like now.
In our last conversation in 2012 about her book, “Prague Winter,” she reminisces about her early days in Czechoslovakia. She goes on to descri...2023-10-2009 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteCanadian Journalist Taras Grescoe's "THE LOST SUPPER. Searching for the Future of Food in the Flavors of the Past"Taras Grescoe, author of “THE LOST SUPPER”, his eighth book, explores an understanding that is quickly spreading among chefs, food producers, and scientists: that the key to sustainable eating lies not in looking forward, but in looking back to the foods—many of them forgotten or on the verge of extinction—that have sustained us through our half-million year existence as a species.
Grescoe is a widely read commentator on the interplay of food, travel, and the environment. His journalism has been published in many newspapers and magazines, including the New York Times, the Guardian, and National Geographic. 2023-10-0610 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteWestern writer Craig Johnson's THE LONGMIRE DEFENSE (19th in a series)Craig Johnson, author of a Wyoming mystery series featuring Sheriff Walt Longmire is back with his 19th in the series, THE LONGMIRE DEFENSE. This long running string of books is not only a bestseller in the book world, but continues as a popular TV show, Longmire, on Netflix despite being cancelled some years ago.
This new novel takes readers deep into the heart of the Wyoming countryside where Sheriff Longmire is called to a crime scene like few others that he has seen. This crime and the old rifle that is found at the site bring up issues t...2023-09-1510 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNational Security Expert Miles Taylor’s "BLOWBACK: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump”In 2018 former Department of Homeland Security Chief of Staff Miles Taylor, author of BLOWBACK: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump wrote an anonymous opinion piece in The New York Times from inside the Trump administration. He revealed publicly what Trump’s cabinet was saying privately: the president was dangerously unfit for office.
He unmasked himself 2 years later to urge Americans to vote against Trump in 2020 and launched the largest alliance of ex-officials in United States history to take down the president who appointed them.
In the world of national security — the world Taylor comes from — the...2023-09-0110 min
Metro Archives - KGNU Community RadioBooktalk: National Book Award winner James McBride’s THE HEAVEN & EARTH GROCERY STOREJames McBride’s newest book is THE HEAVEN & EARTH GROCERY STORE, a novel about small-town secrets and the people who keep them.
As the story begins, it’s 1972. Workers in Pottstown, Pennsylvania are digging the foundations for a new development, and the last thing they expected to find was a skeleton at the bottom of a well. Who the skeleton was and how it got there were two of the long-held secrets kept by the residents of Chicken Hill, the dilapidated neighborhood where immigrant Jews and African Americans lived side by side and shared ambitions and sorrows.
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Booktalk with Diana KorteNational Book Award winner James McBride’s THE HEAVEN & EARTH GROCERY STOREJames McBride’s newest book is THE HEAVEN & EARTH GROCERY STORE, a novel about small-town secrets and the people who keep them.
As the story begins, it’s 1972. Workers in Pottstown, Pennsylvania are digging the foundations for a new development, and the last thing they expected to find was a skeleton at the bottom of a well. Who the skeleton was and how it got there were two of the long-held secrets kept by the residents of Chicken Hill, the dilapidated neighborhood where immigrant Jews and African Americans lived side by side and shared ambitions and sorrows.
...2023-08-1810 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteEducator & Advocate Chasten Buttigieg's I HAVE SOMETHING TO TELL YOU“I Have Something to Tell You” by Chasten Buttigieg is the young adult adaptation of his candid bestselling memoir about growing up gay in his small Midwestern town.
This version is completely rewritten with new stories, including resources for readers, parents, and teachers. It focuses on the author’s young years and his coming of age story. He also explores the support systems he’s built and describes ways readers can build their own.
He is on a 30+ stop nationwide in-person tour, including places where anti-LGBTQ legislation and book bans are on the rise.
Listen in...2023-08-0409 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteCNN Jake Tapper’s ALL THE DEMONS ARE HERE (#3 in a series)Jake Tapper regularly interviews world leaders and other newsmakers, but he also brings his knowledge of politics and the past to his political thrillers that are historically accurate.
“All The Demons Are Here” is set in 1977. The story revolves around a brother and sister, Ike and Lucy Marder, son and daughter of U.S. Senator Charlie Marder and Margaret Marder, a well-known zoologist. Ike is a U.S. Marine war hero, but AWOL when we meet him, while Lucy is an up and coming journalist at a Washington, DC tabloid.
Jake Tapper is the chief DC ancho...2023-07-2110 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteLisa See's newest historical novel LADY TAN'S CIRCLE OF WOMENThe latest historical novel, LADY TAN'S CIRCLE OF WOMEN, from writer Lisa See who is the author of 12 books, is inspired by the true story of a woman physician from 15th-century China whose remedies are still used today some 500 years later.
According to Confucius who was influential at the time, “an educated woman is a worthless woman,” but Tan Yunxian—born into an elite family in the late 1400s in China was raised by her grandparents to be a doctor.
Tune in to hear how Lisa discovered Tan Yunxian, details about the thousand-year tradition of foot bindin...2023-07-0709 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteRevisiting Political Activist Gloria Steinem's "My Life on the Road"Gloria Steinem, author of My Life on the Road, had an itinerant childhood. Based in New York City, she is now 89 and has never stopped traveling.
When she was a young girl, her father would pack the family in the car every fall and drive across country searching for adventure and trying to make a living. The seeds were planted: Gloria realized that growing up didn’t have to mean settling down.
And so began a lifetime of travel, of activism and leadership, of listening to people whose voices and ideas would inspire change and rev...2023-06-1609 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteTrue Crime writer Silvia Pettem’s “In Search of the Blonde Tigress. The Untold Story of Eleanor Jarman”Silvia Pettem’s “In Search of the Blonde Tigress," dips into the world of sensationalized Chicago newspaper headlines in the 1930s that claimed Eleanor was not only “the blonde tigress,” but also “the most dangerous woman alive.”
But a closer look at her life shows that she was an otherwise ordinary woman who got caught up in a Chicago crime spree, then was convicted as an accomplice to murder, and sent to prison for 199 years. She escaped seven years later and managed to live out her life as America’s longest-running female fugitive.
Pettem’s research led to pol...2023-06-0210 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteKenyan Ecologist Paula Kahumbu’s SECRETS OF THE ELEPHANTSAward-winning African ecologist Paula Kahumbu, author of SECRETS OF THE ELEPHANTS, is one of the world’s preeminent advocates for elephant conservation and the fight against illegal poaching of elephants for the ivory trade.
Her gorgeous co-authored National Geographic coffee table book is a companion to the TV series of the same name.
As big as a bus and weighing up to 11 tons, elephants have fascinated us for centuries. But only recently have scientists been able to observe their innermost workings as individuals, families, and herds.
Kahumbu describes how she became committed to elephant...2023-05-1910 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteBestselling Storyteller Lisa Scottoline's LOYALTY, her 35th novelThe always fun Lisa Scottoline is back with her 37th novel, LOYALTY, a historical novel about the beginnings of the Mafia on the island of Sicily in the 1800’s.
Readers will be transported to the dramatic and ruggedly beautiful island of Sicily, the jewel of the Mediterranean, where lush lemon groves and mouth-watering cuisine contrast with a turbulent history of colonization and corruption.
Tune in for Italian American former lawyer/law professor Scottoline explaining what’s missing from the movie The Godfather, why law and justice are often not the same thing, and why in some famili...2023-05-0509 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteMiddle East Expert Steven Simon's GRAND DELUSION: The Rise and Fall of American Ambition in the Middle EastSteven Simon, author of seven books, is currently a fellow at MIT after spending nearly 40 years specializing in the Middle East in a variety of high-level jobs both in and out of government.
In his newest book, “GRAND DELUSION: The Rise and Fall of American Ambition in the Middle East,” he is both candid and clear about the gap between US policymakers’ fantasy and reality in this part of the world. He calls out the enormous and terrible consequences, particularly for the people in the region caught in the crossfire.
In our conversation he explains the orig...2023-04-2110 min
Intuïtief Eten: de podcast!#17: zwangerschap & Intuïtief Eten. In gesprek met psycholoog Diana van DijkenZwangerschap & Intuïtief Eten. Deze lezersvraag kregen we onlangs via de mail: “ Ik heb namelijk veel vriendinnen die `normaal' in mijn ogen een gezonde verhouding met voedsel en hun lichaam hebben. Maar tijdens hun zwangerschap hebben ze hier opeens meer moeite mee omdat ze in een korte tijd veel aankomen, vinden dat ze goed moeten eten voor hun baby, zichzelf veel moeten wegen, en last hebben van hormonen en meer hongergevoel. Ze zijn ook bang dat ze na hun zwangerschap de zwangerschapskilo's niet meer kwijtraken.”
Een hele leuke en relevante show als je zelf zwanger bent en...2023-04-1836 min
Intuïtief Eten de podcast#17: zwangerschap & Intuïtief Eten. In gesprek met psycholoog Diana van DijkenZwangerschap & Intuïtief Eten. Deze lezersvraag kregen we onlangs via de mail: “ Ik heb namelijk veel vriendinnen die `normaal’ in mijn ogen een gezonde verhouding met voedsel en hun lichaam hebben. Maar tijdens hun zwangerschap hebben ze hier opeens meer moeite mee omdat ze in een korte tijd veel aankomen, vinden dat ze goed moeten eten voor hun baby, zichzelf veel moeten wegen, en last hebben van hormonen en meer hongergevoel. Ze zijn ook bang dat ze na hun zwangerschap de zwangerschapskilo’s niet meer kwijtraken.”Een hele leuke en relevante show als je zelf zwanger bent en anders k...2023-04-1036 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteDebut novelist Laura Spence-Ash’s “BEYOND THAT, THE SEA”Inspired by a 25-year-old New York Times article about World War II evacuated English children revisiting their U.S. foster homes as adults, Laura Spence-Ash tells her own well researched story, BEYOND THAT, THE SEA.
The book follows the lives of two families over three decades. Their lives become intertwined when Beatrix, the eleven-year-old daughter of the English family, is sent to live with an American family during the height of the London Blitz.
Bea’s story begins as German bombs fall over London in 1940, and her working-class parents Millie and Reginald Thompson make an impossi...2023-04-0708 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteTrue Crime writer Katherine Corcoran's IN THE MOUTH OF THE WOLFFormer Associated Press Mexico City Bureau Chief Katherine Corcoran's IN THE MOUTH OF THE WOLF. A Murder, A Cover-up, and The True Cost of Silencing the Press reports some of the facts why 85 Mexican journalists have been killed in the past decade with no consequences for the killers.
Except for war zones, Mexico--a democracy--is the world's most dangerous country for journalists.
Corcoran focuses on the murder of legendary journalist Regina Martínez who was no stranger to retaliation. A journalist out of Mexico's state of Veracruz, Regina's stories for the magazine Proceso laid out the c...2023-03-1710 min
Booktalk with Diana KortePsychologist Marc Schultz's THE GOOD LIFE. Lessons From the World's Longest Scientific Study of HappinessIn Marc Schultz's THE GOOD LIFE, what makes for a happy life, a fulfilling life? A good life?
The simple but surprising answer is: relationships. The stronger our relationships, the more likely we are to live happy, satisfying, and overall healthier lives. In fact, the Harvard Study of Adult Development reveals that the strength of our connections with others can predict the health of both our bodies and our brains as we go through life.
For over eight decades, this study has tracked the same individuals and their families, asking thousands of questions and taking...2023-03-0310 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteJournalist Elaine Weiss's "THE WOMAN’S HOUR: The Great Fight to Win the Vote"Elaine Weiss's THE WOMAN’S HOUR: The Great Fight to Win the Vote tells the true story of the suffragettes—women in the face of enormous opposition who fought for and won American women's right to vote in 1920, a long 131 years after American men cast their first ballots.
As the book opens up, it's that fateful summer. After 70 years of a long fought campaign for equal citizenship for 27 million women, one of the pivotal political battles in United States history is unfolding in Nashville, Tennessee. The women's suffrage movement needed just one more state to ratify the 19th Am...2023-02-1709 min
De anti-dieet podcast#47. Over fatshaming, anorexia en herstelIn deze aflevering staat het verhaal van Jasmijn centraal. Een verhaal over dik zijn, gepest worden, complimenten krijgen als je afvalt, het ontwikkelen van een eetstoornis en ook weer herstellen, het ontwikkelen van een gezonde relatie met eten en je lijf.
Korte trigger warning, Jasmijn kaart kort aan dat zij te maken heeft gehad met seksueel misbruik. Zij gaat daar verder niet op in, maar ik wil het wel even vermelden.
Je vindt Jasmijn op Instagram en ze staat open voor vragen en contact.
Meer informatie, gratis downloads en introductielessen vind je op m...2023-02-141h 04
Booktalk with Diana KorteNovelist & literary agent Jennifer Herrera's THE HUNTER, first in a seriesJennifer Herrera’s debut thriller and first in a series is THE HUNTER.
After reckless behavior costs NYPD detective Leigh O’Donnell her job and her marriage, she returns with her four-year-old daughter to her beautiful hometown of Copper Falls, Ohio in this richly atmospheric novel.
Three men in town have drowned in what Leigh suspects to be a triple homicide. She hopes that by finding out who killed them, she just might get her life back on course.
Tune in for her explanation of why fictional murder victims are usually women, yet stati...2023-02-0309 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteMovie star, Philanthropist, and Race Car Driver Paul Newman's memoir--PAUL NEWMAN, The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary ManArtist and singer Melissa Newman, one of the 5 daughters of actor Paul Newman who died in 2008, spoke with me about her dad’s posthumous memoir, “PAUL NEWMAN, The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man.”
It was compiled from interviews he gave to a close friend, and it sheds light on the self-doubt of the seemingly cool and calm Hollywood legend who was a deeply private man living an intensely public life.
His major film roles (out of 65 movies) include 3 of my favorites Cool Hand Luke, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and The Sting. He was also...2023-01-2010 min
Wabliefteru?90 - Diana, the people's princessMaarten vertelt over het veel te korte leven van Prinses Diana.. en ook een beetje over Harry en Megan.. en ook een beetje over Koningin Elizabeth.. en ook een beetje over Koning Charles.. en ook een beetje over Prince Philip.. en ook een beetje over Prince William.. en ook een beetje over Netflix..
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Booktalk with Diana KorteFuturist Ari Wallach’s “LONGPATH. Becoming the Great Ancestors Our Future Needs”LONGPATH by futurist Ari Wallach is about a mindset that looks at a future where new ways aren’t quite here yet and the old ways don’t work anymore.
Drawing on history, theology, neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, and social technologies, Wallach teaches readers to strengthen their ability to look ahead, relieve reactions to stressful events, increase capacity for cooperation, and even boost creativity.
Founder of a company that’s worked with CNN, Volkswagen Global, and The UN Refugee Agency among many others, in our conversation Wallach also describes the future trend he didn’t see coming.2023-01-0610 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteJournalist Ted Conover’s “CHEAP LAND COLORADO. Off-Gridders at America’s Edge”“I feel lucky to do what I do. I write about real people, often by living their lives for a while—visiting their lives, you might say. Trying them on for size. Though there are easier ways to make a living, I suppose, none strike me as a fraction so interesting.” T.C.
In Ted Conover’s 7th book, CHEAP LAND COLORADO, he introduces us to the off-gridders and their families who live in an isolated part of southern Colorado’s enormous San Luis Valley.
In our conversation today Ted talks about why these folks seek out this...2022-12-1608 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteChristopher McDougall’s “Running with Sherman: The Donkey with the Heart of a Hero”Christopher McDougall's Running with Sherman introduces us to the McDougall family and their menagerie--donkeys, rams, chickens, fainting goats--who all live on a small farm in rural Pennsylvania.
This book is part scientific exploration of the lost art of connecting with animals, part vivid telling of what life’s like in the southern part of Amish country, part radical rehabilitation story, part deep dive into the crazy sport that is burro racing (and the insane training required to run 15 miles with a donkey in tow in Colorado’s high altitude), and part road trip that cuts through the best...2022-12-0209 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNovelist Delia Owens's "Where the Crawdads Sing"Delia Owens, the co-author of three nonfiction books on African research and wildlife, published her debut novel, “Where the Crawdads Sing,” in 2018, the year when this interview took place. Since then this book has sold in the millions, attracted literary prizes, and has been made into a movie.
Where the Crawdads Sing is a mystery, a love story, and a courtroom drama, but it is primarily about self-reliance and survival. This nature-infused story features Kya, a young woman who was abandoned as a child in the remote coastal marshes of North Carolina and who learns to live by hers...2022-11-1809 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteThriller writer Robert Crais, author of “Racing the Light: An Elvis Cole and Joe Pike Novel”Private investigator Elvis Cole and his enigmatic partner Joe Pike are back on the case in RACING THE LIGHT by Robert Crais whose thrillers have been translated into 42 languages.
In Bob's 23rd novel, Adele Schumacher isn't a typical worried mom. When she hires Elvis to find her missing son, a controversial podcaster named Josh Shoe, she brings a bag filled with cash, bizarre tales of government conspiracies, and a squad of professional bodyguards.
Finding Josh should be simple, but Elvis quickly learns he isn't alone in the hunt. Then mix in super-secret security tech, corrupt...2022-11-0409 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteHistorian Candice Millard's "RIVER OF THE GODS. Genius, Courage, and Betrayal in the Search for the Source of the Nile"RIVER OF THE GODS by historian Candice Millard is her fourth book. Known for her meticulously researched work, her newest book is an adventure tale full of danger that takes place in unchartered territory in Africa in the mid-1800s.
For millennia the location of the Nile River’s headwaters was shrouded in mystery. In 1854 Richard Burton and John Speke were sent by the Royal Geographical Society to claim the prize for England.
Finding the source of the Nile took years and would not have been possible for these Englishmen without the guidance, expertise and loca...2022-10-2110 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteBritish Mystery Writer Richard Osman’s "THE BULLET THAT MISSED" (#3 in "The Thursday Murder Club" series)Richard Osman is an author, a well-known television personality and comedian in the UK. His newest book is The Bullet That Missed in the popular “Thursday Murder Club” series that has already sold in the millions.
Elizabeth, Joyce, Ron, and Ibrahim are adventurous 70somethings who live at the Coopers Chase Retirement Village in rural England and are the crime solvers in these light-hearted, clever mysteries. In the latest installment they solve murders, take on an ex-KGB colonel, and a murderous money launderer. Tv hosts and the local cops show up, too.
Trouble is never far away w...2022-10-0710 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteTravel Writer Patricia Schultz’s “WHY WE TRAVEL: 100 Reasons to Get Up and Go”Patricia Schultz of “1000 Places to See Before You Die” fame has authored a different kind of book this time.
“WHY WE TRAVEL: 100 Reasons to Get Up and Go” pairs beautiful color photos with pearls of wisdom, lists, and essential travel tips and focuses not on where or when to travel, but on how travel enriches us and why we choose to travel.
She told me why packing tips are a whole lot more than what you put in your suitcase, what the first thing is she does when visiting a new city, and why an assignment...2022-09-1610 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteKimberly Garza’s “The Last Karankawas”Kimberly Garza’s debut novel, “The Last Karankawas” explores modern, diverse south Texas. She takes readers to the salty aired streets of Galveston where a tight-knit community of Mexican and Filipino American families live on the Texas coast.
When word spreads of an approaching storm named Hurricane Ike in 2008, each Galveston resident is forced to decide: abandon their hard-won home and flee inland, or board up the windows and hunker down.
Born in Galveston and raised in Uvalde, Kimberly is an assistant professor of creative writing and literature at the University of Texas at San Antonio...2022-09-0209 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteLaDoris Hazzard Cordell's "HER HONOR, My Life on the Bench..."An American retired judge of the Superior Court of California, LaDoris Hazzard Cordell was also the first black female judge in the northern part of the state.
Her memoir, "HER HONOR, My Life on the Bench...What Works, What’s Broken, and How to Change It," is a robust and colorful collection of stories from 20 years as a judge.
In her courthouse she rotated through various specialties—family and probate courts, criminal jury trials and traffic court, to name just a few.
She uses real cases to highlight how judges make difficult decisions, all t...2022-08-1909 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteJason Kander's "INVISIBLE STORM. A Soldier's Memoir of Politics and PTSD"With INVISIBLE STORM Jason Kander has written the book he himself needed in his darkest moments of PTSD. After Afghanistan, his day job was politics as a rising star in the Democratic party, first in his native Missouri and then running for national office. But that stopped when symptoms became too great.
It’s the best book I’ve read about PTSD—what it is, what it feels like, what to do about it, how it affects families (through the words of his wife Diana), and how it interplays with a life of politics.
Today, Jason K...2022-08-0510 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteGun Industry Expert Ryan Busse, author of “GUNFIGHT"Ryan Busse, author of “GUNFIGHT. My Battle Against the Industry that Radicalized America” is a proud gun owner, sportsman, environmentalist, and conservationist and a former firearms executive who’s written an insider’s view of the radicalization of the US gun industry.
Busse explains how and when the US gun culture changed, that culture’s alliance with political factions in the US and abroad, and the most essential thing that we can do to change it.
Today, Busse is a policy advisor for gun control advocate and former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords who was shot and severely...2022-07-1511 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteMark Lee Gardner’s “THE EARTH IS ALL THAT LASTS: Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, and the Last Stand of the Great Sioux Nation"Colorado-based Mark Lee Gardner’s ninth book, THE EARTH IS ALL THAT LASTS, is a dual biography of Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull, the two most legendary and consequential American Indian leaders. The author's research features new primary sources, including diaries.
Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull and their warriors crushed Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer’s Seventh Cavalry at the Battle of Little Bighorn in Montana and led Sioux resistance in the fierce final chapter of the “Indian Wars.”
This 1876 epic battle was the Sioux's greatest victory, but it was also the beginning of the end for th...2022-07-0109 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteWhite House Adviser David Gergen’s “Hearts Touched with Fire. How Great Leaders Are Made”David Gergen knows a thing or two about how leaders are made. He's been a White House adviser to four presidents (Nixon, Ford, Reagan & Clinton) of different parties, CNN senior political analyst, and founder of the Center for Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School.
In Hearts Touched with Fire. How Great Leaders Are Made he presents his ideas about leadership using numerous examples from the past and present.
He traces the journeys of historic icons like Lincoln, John F. Kennedy, Winston Churchill, and Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt, as well as contemporary game changers like...2022-06-1709 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteBill McKibben’s “The Flag, The Cross and the Station Wagon”“I’m curious about what went so suddenly sour with American patriotism, American faith, and American prosperity.”
Bill McKibben is an educator, environmental activist and author of more than a dozen books. His newest title is a memoir, “The Flag, The Cross and the Station Wagon: A Graying American Looks Back at His Suburban Boyhood and Wonders What The Hell Happened.”
He is a founder of 350.org, the first planet-wide, grassroots climate change movement, which has organized twenty thousand rallies around the world in every country except North Korea. His new project, organizing people over age sixty for pro...2022-06-0309 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteCrime writer Sara Paretsky’s “Overboard” (V.I. Warshawski’s #21)OVERBOARD by crime writer Sara Paretsky is her 21st book in her series about her legendary detective, V.I. Warshawski.
As this book begins V.I. is on her way home from an all-night surveillance job in Chicago and is led by her dogs on a mad chase that ends when they discover a badly injured teen hiding in the rocks along Lake Michigan.
Credited with transforming the mystery category of books with the creation of her female private eye 40 years ago, Paretsky's books featuring V.I. Warshawski are international best sellers in 30 countries. She’s al...2022-05-2010 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteCold Case Investigator Paul Holes with UNMASKED. My Life Solving America's Cold CasesColorado-based Paul Holes, author of UNMASKED, specializes in cold case and serial predator crimes. He began his career in the Contra Costa County (CA) Sheriff's and District Attorney's Offices in California's Bay Area.
He led the team that found the Golden State Killer, the most notorious and cunning serial predator in U.S. history who hid in plain sight for more than 40 years.
His memoir of investigating America’s toughest cold cases and the rewards and toll of a life solving crime also includes details of Laci Peterson’s murder and the kidnapping of Jaycee Lee Dugard....2022-05-0609 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteTravel Writer Brandon Presser’s THE FAR LAND: 200 Years of Murder, Mania, And Mutiny in The South PacificAfter dozens of travel guidebooks under his belt, Brandon Presser’s newest title is THE FAR LAND: 200 Years of Murder, Mania, And Mutiny In The South Pacific.
The mutiny on the British navy vessel HMS Bounty occurred in the South Pacific in 1789 when Fletcher Christian and his followers seized the ship from their captain, Lieutenant William Bligh.
In 1808, an American merchant ship happened upon an uncharted island in the area and unwittingly solved the biggest nautical mystery of the era. They found the whereabouts of the Bounty’s band of fugitives who, after seizing their vesse...2022-04-1508 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteSimilarities between Mr. Putin's War and the Confederacy? Roger Lowenstein, author of “WAYS & MEANS," explains.In WAYS & MEANS. Lincoln and his Cabinet and the Financing of the Civil War, author Roger Lowenstein not only spells out how each side in very different ways paid for the war, but reveals the largely untold story of how Lincoln used the urgency of the Civil War to transform a union of states into a nation.
Through a financial lens, he explores how this second American revolution, led by Lincoln, his cabinet and a Congress studded with towering statesmen, changed the direction of the country and established a government of the people, by the people, and f...2022-04-0110 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteTed Conover's IMMERSION: A Writer’s Guide to Going DeepTed Conover's IMMERSION: A WRITER'S GUIDE TO GOING DEEP shares the how-to’s of his trade that he had to learn the hard way. How to get in, how to be ethical, and how to avoid being Googled are just a few of his topics he discusses.
Ted has ridden the rails with hoboes, crossed the border with Mexican immigrants, and butchered beef in a meat-packing plant in Nebraska. His day job is teaching at New York University. He is also the author of five other books and numerous articles published in The New Yorker, Harper’s and...2022-03-1809 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNovelist Elise Hooper’s ANGELS OF THE PACIFIC (US nurses during WWII)ANGELS OF THE PACIFIC by Elise Hooper (her fourth novel) tells the powerful story of American army and navy nurses kept as prisoners for nearly three years during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II.
Many of them had fled the hardships of the Great Depression at home before the war for the glamour and adventure of Manila, one of the most desirable postings in the world.
But everything changed when the Japanese army invaded with lightning speed and devastating results only hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
These...2022-03-0409 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteBrit Bennett's "THE VANISHING HALF"Early in Brit Bennett’s “THE VANISHING HALF” light-skinned Desiree and Stella, now age 16, run off to New Orleans, two hours away. But "after a year, the twins scattered, their lives splitting as evenly as their shared egg. Stella became white and Desiree married the darkest man she could find."
It’s not just the shape of their daily lives that is different as adults, it’s everything: their families, their communities, their racial identities.
One sister lives with her black daughter in the same southern town she once tried to escape. The other secretly passes for...2022-02-1809 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteCHEZ BOB by Bob Shea (fun kid's book)Bob Shea has written and illustrated over a dozen children's picture books. His newest is the award-winning “CHEZ BOB,” a story about a lazy yellow alligator named Bob who is intent on gobbling birds.
To that end, he opens Chez Bob, a bird restaurant, on his nose. It becomes so popular that Bob finds himself a pillar of the bird community. Bob even coaches a local bird basketball team and joins a bird book club.
What happens next to Bob in this story, is he going to learn to love, too?
Tune in to find...2022-02-0409 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteHow Difficult is it to Commit Election Fraud?"THE STEAL. The Attempt to Overturn the 2020 Election and the People Who Stopped It," co-authored by Mark Bowden, concentrates in week-by-week, state-by-state fashion on the 64 days between Election Day, November 3 and January 5th, 2021.
All the judges in the 61 election lawsuits during this period made their unanimous decisions against Trump’s claims based on the law. So did the election workers at many levels in the six swing states, regardless of their party affiliations, who refused to change the votes.
The only elected officials who objected to certifying the 2020 Electoral College results were in Washington DC. Th...2022-01-2109 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteSarah Vogel’s The Farmer’s Lawyer: The North Dakota Nine and the Fight to Save the Family FarmCan a lawyer in their first courtroom case win against the mighty power of the US federal government? Yes, she did. The Farmer’s Lawyer by North Dakota attorney and advocate Sarah Vogel is a memoir about her successful landmark class action lawsuit against the federal government.
She did it on behalf of 240,000 family farmers facing illegal foreclosures during the 1980s farm crisis in the President Reagan years.
Sarah Vogel is also the first woman elected Commissioner of Agriculture in the US. She served in that position in North Dakota for two terms and has be...2022-01-0709 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteCould a world war happen again? British novelist Ken Follett asks that question in NEVERProlific (36 books) storyteller Ken Follett, author of the contemporary thriller NEVER, says, “When I was doing the research for “Fall of Giants” I was shocked to realize that the First World War was a war that nobody wanted…I came to believe that it was all a tragic accident. And I wondered: Could that happen again?”
His compelling book speaks to our political times while it travels the world. It brims with heroines and villains, false prophets and elite warriors, jaded politicians and opportunistic revolutionaries.
Two elite western intelligence agents in the Sahara Desert track drug-smuggling te...2021-12-1709 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNeed a little pandemic-times cheering up? Todd Doughty’s “Little Pieces of Hope. Happy-Making Things in a Difficult World” is for you.Prompted by the onset of Covid, Doughty has created a book that is a charming collection of lists, musings, prompts, and illustrations—from the extraordinary to the everyday, from the big to the little. Here are examples. Best advice. Handwritten thank-you notes. A stroll through the park at dusk, just as the crickets start to hum.
One of my favorites is that YouTube video of “Uptown Funk” set to dance clips from old movies of the 30s, 40s, and 50s. Another is the “Little Pieces of Hope” Playlist of 19 songs from the book.
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Booktalk with Diana KorteNovelist Anthony Doerr’s “Cloud Cuckoo Land”“Cloud Cuckoo Land” by Anthony Doerr takes readers on a 600-year epic journey.
There are three storylines: Anna and Omeir, on opposite sides of the formidable city wall during the 1453 siege of Constantinople; teenage idealist Seymour and gentle octogenarian Zeno, in an attack on a public library in present day Idaho; and Konstance, on an interstellar ship bound for a distant exoplanet, decades from now.
A single copy of an ancient text—the story of Aethon, who longs to be turned into a bird so that he can fly to the paradise of Cloud Cuckoo Land—p...2021-11-2010 min
Geeky Dingen85: Halloween-special: The ExorcistIn deze aflevering praten de geeks met hun gasten Sonny Kempkes en Julius Koetsier over de horrorklassieker The Exorcist (1973). We loven de opbouw en narratieve structuur waardoor je als kijker meegaat in het idee dat Regan echt bezeten is. We bespreken de hype rond de film: waren alle ongelukken marketing, toeval of wil de duivel echt niet dat hij ontmaskerd wordt? En wie zou het panel zelf overnemen als ze duivel waren?
De Terugblik:
Sonny ging naar Last Night in Soho en vond hem raar maar tof, met een giallo-vibe. Hij tipt ook The Night House, een horror-thriller die getrokken...2021-11-061h 49
Booktalk with Diana KorteHistorian Nathaniel Philbrick’s “Travels with George. In Search of Washington and His Legacy”Bestselling, award-winning historian Nathaniel Philbrick's "Travels with George" is a blended account of two road trips separated by about 230 years.
In the fall of 1789, Washington, only six months into his presidency, set out on his first of four road trips as he attempted to unite what were in essence thirteen independent states into a single nation.
In the fall of 2018, Philbrick, his wife Melissa, and their dog Dora set out on their own series of road trips as they retraced Washington’s route across the country.
As for the style of travel, the Philb...2021-11-0508 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteWorld Traveler Dylan Thuras’s “Gastro Obscura A Food Adventurer’s Guide”Dylan Thuras is co-author of "Gastro Obscura A Food Adventurer’s Guide," a book with 500 entries that span all seven continents and fifty states. Complete with photographs and illustrations, it’s all about food that ranges from the Antarctica Base Stations’ often elegant cuisine for scientists to the largest Asian night market in North America at Richmond in British Columbia.
But then there's also Elvis’ favorite sandwich, the Fool’s Gold (peanut butter + blueberry jam + bacon on white bread), created in a now defunct restaurant in Denver CO. Story goes that Elvis once flew from Graceland to Denver with f...2021-10-1509 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteArt Crime Fighter and Historian Noah Charney's "The Devil in the Gallery. How Scandal, Shock, and Rivalry Made the Art World""The Devil in the Gallery” is a lavishly illustrated book, the latest of more than a dozen books by Noah Charney. It’s a guided tour of the history of art through its scandals, rivalries, and shocking acts, each of which resulted in a positive step forward for art in general and, in most cases, for the careers of the artists in question.
Charney is an American expat who lives with his family and teaches in Slovenia and who is also a professor in Rome. He is the founder of the Association for Research into Crimes against Art...2021-10-0109 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteMagician Joshua Jay’s “How Magicians Think. Misdirection, Deception, and Why Magic Matters”This book, “How Magicians Think. Misdirection, Deception, and Why Magic Matters,” is my love letter to magic,” says Jay, ”and it answers the questions people ask me every night after the show.” This book is divided into 52 essays, same number as a deck of cards, and is filled with Jay's insights from working as a magician since he was a kid. Jay answers common questions like "How do you know who to call up from the audience to help you with your show?" “What do magicians do in secret?,” and “What does it feel like when you perform?"
An international p...2021-09-2509 min
FilmfrelstFilmfrelst #470: Venezia 2021 – «The Card Counter» og «Spencer»Venezia 2021: I denne avsluttende podkastepisoden fra filmfestivalen i Venezia snakker vi om to av hovedkonkurransens mest interessante filmer, Paul Schraders The Card Counter og Pablo Larraíns Spencer.
Etter comebacket med First Reformed (2017) har Paul Schrader returnert til den internasjonale festivalverdenens hovedscene med sin nye film, det eksistensielle gamblerdramaet The Card Counter, som altså var nominert til Gulløven. Chilenske Pablo Larraín, som nå virker å ha klippekort i Venezias hovedkonkurranse, følger med Diana-prosjektet Spencer opp mange av motivene fra biografifilm-suksessen med Jackie (2016).
Begge disse filmene er blant titlene vi i Montages har diskutert ivrigst...2021-09-2058 min
Inside OutInside Out 5: Ezra de Korte - SM&OAflevering 6 van Inside out, de podcast van en voor alumni én studenten van de opleiding Sportkunde (SM&O/ISMB) van de Hogeschool van Amsterdam.Alumni-hosts Jabbo en Daan gaan in gesprek met Ezra de Korte, die heel wat ontwikkelingswerk heeft gedaan, o.a. een van de grondleggers van Pamoja Kenya.Hosts: Jabbo Smulders & Daan BlekemolenStudio: Brocast MediaRegisseur: Vera de Witte Eindredacteur: Jan LuitzenAmbassadeurs: Frank Kolsteeg, Liedewij Pronk en Diana LieftingPowered by: HvA/Sportkunde 2021-09-1650 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteProfessor Jennifer Reich’s “Calling the Shots: Why Parents Reject Vaccines”Ever wonder why some parents don’t get their kids vaccinated? How reliable are childhood and Covid-19 vaccines anyway? Tune in…
It’s not often that a book published five years ago is more pertinent today. But University of Colorado Denver Professor Jennifer Reich’s “Calling the Shots: Why Parents Reject Vaccines” is that book because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
“For over a decade, Jennifer Reich has been studying the phenomenon of vaccine refusal from the perspectives of parents who distrust vaccines and the corporations that make them, as well as the health care providers and policy make...2021-09-0309 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNeurologist Scott Small’s “Forgetting. The Benefits of Not Remembering”Scott Small’s debut book is “Forgetting. The Benefits of Not Remembering.” He's an expert on the memory losses of old age and Alzheimer’s who now introduces us to a third kind of forgetting. The normal one, the one that’s good for us and enhances our lives.
"Small, director of Columbia University’s Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, puts forgetting in a new light in his eye-opening and reassuring debut. While the standard view in science has been that forgetting is a malfunction of memory, Small makes a case that it ‘is not just normal but beneficial to o...2021-08-2209 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNovelist Hilma Wolitzer’s “Today a Woman Went Mad in the Supermarket: Stories” “From her many well-loved novels, Hilma Wolitzer--now ninety-one years old and at the top of her game--has gained a reputation as one of our best fiction writers, who “raises ordinary people and everyday occurrences to a new height.” (Washington Post) These collected short stories--most of them originally published in magazines including Esquire and the Saturday Evening Post, in the 1960s and 1970s, along with a new story that brings her early characters into the present--are evocative of an era that still resonates deeply today."
This is the author's 15th book. At age 91 she’s already working on her next...2021-08-0609 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNovelist Alex Michaelides’s “The Maidens”"Edward Fosca is a murderer. Of this Mariana is certain. But Fosca is untouchable. A handsome and charismatic Greek Tragedy professor at Cambridge University, Fosca is adored by staff and students alike—particularly by the members of a secret society of female students known as The Maidens. Mariana Andros is a brilliant but troubled group therapist who becomes fixated on The Maidens when one member, a friend of Mariana’s niece Zoe, is found murdered in Cambridge. Mariana, who was once herself a student at the university, quickly suspects that behind the idyllic beauty of the spires and turrets, and b...2021-07-1709 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteTrue Crime writer Silvia Pettem’s “Cold Case Chronicles. Mysteries, Murders & The Missing”“Cold Case Chronicles” tells the stories of victims – some missing, some murdered and some with changed identities. All are true, and each are mysterious in their own ways. The cases in this nonfiction narrative date from 1910 through the 1950s and include an evolution in forensics, as well as historical context in order to view the men, women and children through the lens of time.”
One of these new forensic tools is genetic genealogy, the use of DNA testing (often using commercial home kits) to determine relationships between individuals, find genetic matches and discover one’s ancestry.
In additi...2021-07-0209 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteDebut novelist and former book editor Zakiya Dalila Harris’s “The Other Black Girl”“Twenty-six-year-old editorial assistant Nella Rogers is tired of being the only Black employee at Wagner Books. Fed up with the isolation and microaggressions, she’s thrilled when Harlem-born and bred Hazel starts working in the cubicle beside hers. They’ve only just started comparing natural hair care regimens, though, when a string of uncomfortable events elevates Hazel to Office Darling, and Nella is left in the dust.
Then the notes begin to appear on Nella’s desk: LEAVE WAGNER. NOW.
It’s hard to believe Hazel is behind these hostile messages. But as Nella starts to spiral...2021-06-1809 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteJournalist and film maker Sebastian Junger’s "Freedom"“The change was immediate. The country opened up west of Harrisburg and suddenly we could drink from streams and build fires without getting caught and sleep pretty much anywhere we wanted. We’d walked the railroad track from Washington to Baltimore to Philly and then turned west at the Main Line and made Amish country by winter. The Pennsylvania fields lay bare and hard in the cold but there were seams and folds in that country—strips of woods along stream bottoms, windbreaks between the cornfields, ridges left wild for hunting—where a man could easily pass the night unnoticed...2021-06-0409 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteJory Fleming’s “How to Be Human. An Autistic Man’s Guide to Life”As a child, Jory Fleming was wracked by uncontrollable tantrums, had no tolerance for people, and couldn’t manage the outside world. Slightly more than a decade later, he was bound for England, selected to attend one of the world’s premier universities, Oxford University, on a Rhodes Scholarship.
Jory Fleming’s unconventional memoir is “How to Be Human. An Autistic Man’s Guide to Life.” This book was written through a series of conversations with writer Lyric Winik.
Jory and Lyric exchange comments and collaborate as they examine what it means to be human from topics ranging...2021-05-2210 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNovelist Flynn Berry’s thriller “Northern Spy”“Tessa, born and raised in Belfast, is a news producer for the BBC. She is also the single mother of a six-month-old son, who she is raising in the shadow of escalating threats to peace by a reemerging IRA. While she’s at work one day, news breaks of an IRA raid at a gas station a few hours to the north. Tessa freezes as security camera footage reveals a familiar face: her sister, Marian, who is at the scene, putting on a black ski mask. From that moment, Tessa’s life is upended, as she struggles to confront the seemin...2021-05-0811 min
My Doula's PodcastEpisode 24: Interview with Carrie StephensCarrie Stephens is a certified birth doula, postpartum doula, and placenta encapsulator. she has advanced VBAC certifications from VBAC Academy and VBAC link and she is the owner of Ginger Blossom Doula Services. We sat down with Carrie to discuss all things VBAC. Join us as we dive into some of the ways you can prepare for a VBAC, including choosing a provider, and educating yourself beforehand.Resources:CesareanRates.orgICANWest Michigan VBAC support group on facebookVBAC LinkVBAC academyVBAC factsThe VBAC Babes podcastVBAC Birth...2021-04-2732 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteDebut Novelist Sanjena Sathian’s “Gold Diggers”“A floundering second-generation teen growing up in Atlanta’s suburbs, Neil Narayan doesn’t have the same drive as everyone around him. His parents’ expectations for him are high, but he just wants his neighbor Anita Dayal. But Anita has a secret: she and her mother, Anjali, have been brewing an ancient alchemical potion from stolen gold that transfers the ambition of the jewelry’s original owner to the drinker. Anita needs just a little boost to get into Harvard, but when Neil – who needs much more – joins in the plot, events spiral into a tragedy that rips their community apart...2021-04-1708 min
MAMA INSPIRED - Mindset, Motivation, Motherhood, Mom Community38 // Traumatic Birth & Postpartum Bonding - Sarah Poland's Birth Story - Unnecessary Labor Induction, Cesarean, NICU, Postpartum SupportAfter her non medically indicated induction and 8 days in the NICU, Sarah was happy to finally be bringing her baby girl home. However, once home the trauma hit and she struggled to bond with her daughter. When she decided to speak up about her postpartum bonding experience and her birth, she received the support she needed and began to make the connection with her sweet girl.
Today Sarah shares her story to encourage moms like you to educate and advocate for yourself, to ask questions, and understand that if you're not connecting with your new m...2021-04-1753 min
B.V.S.C.De Amerikaanse topgolfer Bryson DeChambeau probeert de grenzen in de sport te verleggenWouter Bouwman en Diana kuip bespreken de nieuwe, geheime golfclub van Bryson DeChambeau en de tactiek van de Amerikaanse topgolfer met golf-specialist Gerard Louter. Daarnaast krijg je een korte snelcursus over het Baskisch voetbal van Gerben Engelen. 2021-04-0726 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteSam Turnbull’s “Fast Easy Cheap Vegan”“I grew up in a family of foodies, chefs, butchers, and hunters (yes, it’s true). My household had a flock of chickens (both for eggs and for eating), the freezers were stocked full of meat, steaks were cooked rare, and there were even real animal heads decorating the walls (not that I ever liked the heads). … So, as I’m sure you can imagine, switching to veganism was a BIG change for me.”
Sam Turnbull’s second cookbook, Fast Easy Cheap Vegan, makes the case that an animal-free vegan diet doesn’t have to be time-consum...2021-04-0309 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNew York Times reporter Sarah Maslin Nir’s “Horse Crazy: The Story of a Woman and a World in Love with an Animal”“In the decade I’ve worked for the New York Times, I’ve reported from terrorist hot spots in West Africa, to wildfire ravaged California, and the globe. And as soon as I file each story, I do one thing before I head home. I search for the horses.”
Sarah Maslin Nir‘s first book, Horse Crazy: The Story of a Woman and a World in Love with an Animal describes why so many people are passionate, even obsessed, with horses.
Lifelong Manhattanite Nir began riding horses when she was just two years old and hasn’t sto...2021-03-2008 min
Booktalk with Diana KorteNew Yorker staffer John Colapinto’s "This is the Voice"New Yorker staff writer John Colapinto is the author of five books and numerous science-linked articles. This is the Voice begins with a story about how he blew out his own voice singing in a band.
Along the way, he shows us why the voice is the most efficient, effective means of communication ever devised. Even babies hear their mother’s voices in the womb. Our voices can be calibrated to reach one other person or thousands. One of his many research stops is up the Amazon to meet the Piraha, a reclusive tribe whose speaking sounds lik...2021-03-0609 min
VOLUIT LEVENVerborgen Angst en Stress ontdekken en bevrijdenDe bron van verborgen stress en angst wordt al snel een ondergrondse stroom die niet te stoppen is. Een stroom waaraan je gewend raakt dat die er is.
Maar dat is niet je natuurlijke staat. Van nature mag je ontspannen zijn en je veilig en geliefd voelen.
Een zeer korte uitleg: Mensen zijn erg lang afhankelijk van hun opvoeders en hebben veel behoefte aan affectie, in alle vormen. We hebben er veel voor over om dat veilig te stellen met als gevolg dat je inlevert aan je authentieke zelf en aan je onderbuik gevoel. Door...2020-10-0400 min
Het Bureau (deel 1 van 2)Aflevering 74Korte inhoud:1965 - Afscheid van Beerta. Toespraken van Balk, juffrouw Haan, Bart en Maarten. Beerta is ontroerd. De vuilnisman en de eenden. Slofstra vertelt dat hij het dankwoord van Beerta niet gehoord omdat het kwart over vijf was.
Met: Mark Rietman (Balk), Joop Keesmaat (Beerta), Hanneke Riemer (Haan), Diana Dobbelman (Bavelaar), Marcel Musters (Wigbold), Michiel Kerbosch (Hindriks), Krijn ter Braak (Maarten Koning), Huub van der Lubbe (de Bruin), Jacob Derwig (Asjes) en Joop Wittermans (Slofstra).2020-04-0113 minHet Bureau (deel 1 van 2)Aflevering 77Korte inhoud:1965/1966 - Maarten onderweg naar het Bureau. Wigbold wil vroeger weg omdat zijn vrouw ziek is, Maarten verwijst hem naar Balk en Haan. Balk houdt geen stafvergaderingen meer en vraagt Maarten om in zijn jaarverslag een klacht over de behuizing op te nemen. Bavelaar trakteert op kerstkrans. Maarten belt Nicolien. Zijn schoonmoeder is gearriveerd. Bart draagt alsnog het bedrag voor een vetbol bij en wil nog eens over de map Feesten praten. Maarten herinnert zich een liedje uit zijn jeugd: Ik wil met je rijen. Beerta mag van Balk geen nieuwjaarskaarten meer versturen. Maarten verstuurt en ondertekent ze voor...2020-04-0113 min
Corine van Zoelen Podcast#51YBC podcast, interview met Diana AbenIn deze uitzending, van het podcast kanaal van De Yoga business Coach, interview ik Diana Aben van Ontdek Yoga uit Haarlem.
Diana Aben is Yogadocente sinds 2004 met als specialisatie Yoga Nidra en iRest. Yoga Nidra is een liggende meditatie, om diepe stilte en rust in jezelf te ervaren.
En te verwelkomen wat er nu in je leeft. Mensen te laten stil staan, of nog liever, stil te laten liggen is haar passie.
Wat is er veel te zien als je even stil staat….je niets hoeft…..je ogen sluit….je hoeft niets te bereiken, zelfs niet te ontspannen, niemand te zijn...2019-07-1642 min
TOTAL 90'erTOTAL 90'er - Søren PoppeSøren Poppe gennemgår sine 90er år og de store hits som han hørte i den tid der leder op til at det hele eksploderer med Rollo & King. Hør hvordan Søren kørte på rulleskøjter i snestorm for at få fat i Sweat (alalalala long) og hvordan det er at stå på scenen i PARKEN hvor millioner af seere følger med. Og blive nummer 2.....
Søren Poppe playlist :
Rollo & King Ved du hvad hun sagde
Inner Circle Sweat
Snow Informer
Angelique Kidjo Agolo
Backstreet Boys As long as you love me
Aqua Barbie Girl
Ace of base ...2018-10-1900 min
BirthfulBirth OptionsThere’s an extremely famous quote in the birth world from Diana Korte and Roberta Scaer that says “If you don’t know your options, you don’t have any”, but sometimes the amount of options, choices and nuances can be truly overwhelming. So where do you start? Betsy Schwartz tells us more. Get the most of this episode by checking out the resources and links listed on the “show-notes” page at: birthful.com/podcastbirthoptions/If you enjoy what you hear, make sure to leave your rating or review. It really helps!And if you want to...2017-01-2549 min
JobekspertenDet 'perfekte' CV med Thomas Dahlgaard (Jobindex)”CV´et er din adgangsbillet til at møde virksomheden – dit salgsdokument”
Jeg taler i denne episode med Thomas Dahlgaard, han er rekrutterings direktør hos Jobindex.
Fokus for dit CV
Et CV skal fungere som en liste over dine faglige og personlige kompetencer. Uddannelses- og erhvervserfaringsmæssigt.
Et CV skal give læseren lyst til at vide mere om dig og derfor ville Thomas ligge meget fokus på CV'et og ikke kun på ansøgningen.
CV’et bør målrettes den enkelte virksomhed og ikke blot være et standa...2015-08-0552 min