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ByteWhatsapp bekommt Werbung. Trump Phone. Friedrich Merz Phone.Jeden Freitag in genau 22min reden Joel und Kilian über alles was sie zur Zeit beschäftigt: Neue Technik, Gesundheit und ihren ungewöhnlichen Alltag als Youtuber. Alles was nicht auf JOCR und iKnowReview gepasst hat, hat jetzt ein Zuhause im Podcast! Byte auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/byte22podcastKilian auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iknow.mp4Joel auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jocrtv iKnowReview YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@iKnowReviewJOCR YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JOCRTV2025-06-2022 min
Freies Radio SalzkammergutGespräch über berufsfremdes ArbeitenHandwerkliche Flexibilität
Friedrich Idam spricht mit dem Tischlermeister Joel Schmalnauer über seine Tätigkeiten in für ihn neuartigen handwerklichen Berufsfeldern. Er erzählt von seinem Zugang zur Handwerklichen Arbeit, der Freude am Ausprobieren und dem daraus gewonnenen Erfahrungswissen.
Joel Schmalnauer lehrt an der höheren technischen Bundeslehranstalt in Hallstatt Tischlerei.
2025-06-0426 min
Freies Radio SalzkammergutGespräch über die SelbsthilfeGemeinsam Arbeiten
Friedrich Idam spricht mit dem Tischlermeister Joel Schmalnauer über die Arbeit im Freundeskreis und das Teilen von Ressourcen. Er erzählt von seinem Zugang zur Handwerklichen Arbeit, den sozialen Qualitäten unentgeltlicher Hilfe und seiner Work-Work-Balance.
Joel Schmalnauer lehrt an der höheren technischen Bundeslehranstalt in Hallstatt Tischlerei.
2025-05-2828 min
RTL - BicherLies33. Weltbibliothéik: Zäitgenëssesch eedgenëssesch, 01/05/2025Nei Literatur aus der Schwäiz
Max Frisch, Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Jean-Jacques Rousseau oder Madame de Staël, dat sinn déi Klassiker déi engem direkt an de Sënn kommen wann een un d'Schwäiz denkt. Mä et ginn och eng ganz Rëtsch zäitgenëssesch Auteuren déi een op kee Fall verpasse sollt! E Christian Kracht oder e Joël Dicker gehéiere ganz sécher dozou, de Jérôme an d'Bea hunn awer nach e puer aner eedgenëssesch Buchtipps fir Iech parat. Sozialkritesch, historesch oder léiwer skurril a witzeg? Dir hutt d'Wiel!2025-05-0145 min
Mindfackpodden52. Joel Kjellberg - Sverige, Framtiden & Människans Våldsamma NaturIdag gästa jag åter av min broder från en annan moder, Joel,Detta samtalet för in på män & kvinnor, Sveriges nutid & framtid, risktagande & en massa annat gott och blandat. Connecta med Johan:LinkedInInstagramGillar du musiken i podden så spana in Danijel ZamboResurser:Process & Event - Bard & SöderqvistBeginning of Infinity - David DeutschFriedrich Nietzsche 2025-04-281h 18
The Curious TaskBrian Albrecht - What Can Policy Makers Learn From Economists?Matt speaks with Brian Albrecht about how policymakers can think more like economists by emphasizing the role of prices, trade-offs, and unintended consequences in shaping effective policies. Brian and Matt discuss tax policies, antitrust laws, and some very silly tariffs to illustrate the importance of applying economic reasoning to address societal challenges while minimizing inefficiencies.
References
Brian Albrecht's Substack, Economic Forces
Link: https://substack.com/@briancalbrecht
"Rebellion, Rascals, and Revenue: Tax Follies and Wisdom Through the Ages" by Michael Keen and Joel Slemrod
Link: https://a.co/d/94DlEoq
"The Constitution of...2024-12-0449 min
The UncommonersIQ stats & BBQ'd cats"'Equality to the equal, inequality to the unequal' — that would be the true slogan of justice; and its corollary: 'Never make equal what is unequal!'”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols
In this long overdue episode which we started recording two weeks prior, we hit on some no-longer current events like the second assassination attempt and the Trump/Harris debate, ultimately tying Haitians possibly eating cats to the heart of this episode's discussion: why is recognition of equality as a lie the new sin against the Holy Spirit and why is selecting for intelligence in nearly any area of life...2024-10-021h 04
Simple Smart BuildingsGespräch über den StadelNutzungsmöglichkeiten eines Wirtschaftsgebäudes
Friedrich Idam spricht mit dem Tischlermeister Joel Schmalnauer über die Bau- und Nutzungsgeschichte seines Stadels, der in den 1950er Jahren von seinem Großvater zum Teil aus Recycling - Material gebaut worden ist, und im Lauf der Zeit mehrfach umgenutzt wurde. Dieser Stadel war ursprünglich eine Kombination aus Stall und Bergeraum und wird aktuell als Lagerraum genutzt.
Joel Schmalnauer lehrt an der höheren technischen Bundeslehranstalt in Hallstatt Tischlerei (Schreinerei).
Nähere Informationen zum Elektrodenwerk in Steeg.2024-09-2719 min
Hey diggies! So geht Lernen heuteKurz & gut inspiriert für den UnterrichtIn diesem Kurz & gut Ausblick dreht sich alles um den Sinn des Lernens und inspirierende Begegnungen für den Unterricht. "Schulen allein können nicht für Gerechtigkeit sorgen. Aber wenn es jemand schafft, dann sind es Schulen!", sagt Bob Blume, unser Gast der kommenden Hauptfolge. Bob Blume, auch bekannt als der Netzlehrer, ist der bekannteste Bildungsinfluencer in Deutschland. In seinem Buch 'Warum noch lernen?' stellt er die drängendsten Fragen unseres Schulsystems und bietet Visionen für die Zukunft des Lernens. In dieser Folge bekommt ihr einen exklusiven Ausblick auf unser gesamtes Interview mit Bob und er...2024-09-1024 min
Simple Smart BuildingsGespräch über das VorhausÜbergangszone zwischen Innen und Außen
Friedrich Idam spricht mit dem Tischlermeister Joel Schmalnauer über die vielfältigen Nutzungsmöglichkeiten seines hölzernen Vorhauses, das in den 1950er Jahren von seinem Großvater gebaut worden ist, und, abgesehen von der Dachdeckung, nach 70 Jahren unverändert weitergenutzt wird. Diese uralte Bauform, welche letztlich auf den Megaron-Typus der Bronzezeit zurückgeht, ist kann aber auch völlig neue Anforderungen erfüllen. Das Vorhaus wirkt als Klimaschleuse und bietet eine geschützte Abstellmöglichkeit für Paketdienstleister.
Joel Schmalnauer lehrt an der höheren technischen Bundeslehranstalt in Hallstatt Tischlerei (Schreinerei).
SSB Episode Pfo...2024-08-3026 min
a little room for healingEp. 35 - Science and Mysticism with Hannah BernsteinToday I’m joined by Hanna Bernstein LMFT. Hannah is a psychotherapist and healer entranced by the intersection of mysticism and evidence based practices. She has done extensive work in trauma therapy and crisis intervention, with a special focus on consent ruptures. She is presently working with former guest of the podcast, Val, on a course in embodied listening. On this episode we spend time working through a block I feel regarding our connection. After I do a distance reiki session on her we find ourselves in a captivating conversation where we blur the lines of science and mysticism. Ar...2024-08-012h 10a little room for healingEp. 34 - People PleasingOn this episode I delve into people pleasing. I explore what I believe to be the underlying cause of people pleasing - fear, and how I work with it. I also share a story from last weekend and the realization I received while working with a heart opener in a crowd. Towards the end I take time to honor the opportunities we have every time we encounter discomfort. It is a gift that allows us to grow so we may also be a gift. Thanks for joining me on this journey. Come on in.
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Support this podcast...2024-07-2532 mina little room for healingEp. 33 - Finding My VoiceToday I explore the experience of finding my voice. This podcast journey has offered me an opportunity to speak my truth but it hasn’t always been easy and this episode is no different. The struggle of finding my voice has been a lifelong battle. I share some ways in which my voice was suppressed as a child and also give you real time updates of how my body feels about sharing these truths presently. Thank you for joining me on this journey. Come on in.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-07-1837 mina little room for healingEp. 32 - Failure and LonelinessOn this episode I open up about the feelings of failure I’ve been sitting with. I give myself a reiki session. And then I do a deep dive with loneliness. How it feels in my system, the unhelpful ways I used to attempt to fill the hole and how I relate to it in the present. By the end something moves in me and I realize how my new relationship with loneliness offers me a new perspective on my feelings of failure. It is quite beautiful. Thanks for joining me on this journey. Come on in.
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Su...2024-07-1150 mina little room for healingEp. 31 - Fantasy RelationshipsOn today’s episode I delve into my pattern of fantasy relationships. I share in detail what they are and how they affected me. I describe the mechanism I discovered when I chose to explore the cause of these relationships which ultimately led me to the truth of why I do it. Then I talk about the path to healing them and my determination to face my fear of rejection and healthy romantic relationships. Thanks for joining me on this beautiful journey.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-07-0440 mina little room for healingEp. 30 - I MatterToday I step out of my comfort zone and do my first solo episode. Join me as I find my voice while I share about the road to finding my truth. There is a beautiful turning point halfway through where the ramblings about my healing journey shift to a more grounded share about where I am. I touch on my struggle with worthlessness, indoctrination, letting go of my grip on trauma, my affair with acting, and close with the power in knowing I matter. The episode is beautifully serenaded by rainy traffic out the front window of my friends’ ap...2024-06-2742 mina little room for healingEp. 29 - A Dip Into Human Design with Robin KidderI welcome back Robin Kidder one more time. Robin is a medicine guide serving as a divine mirror and pattern worker awakening people to the truth of their power. She has a gift of seeing you and your power and the stories/systems/patterns that are blocking you from realizing your power. She’s passionate, resilient and determined. If you are in a place in your life where you’re ready to really get in there and do the work to clear those pathways and connect with yourself I encourage you to reach out to her and invite her into...2024-06-201h 23a little room for healingEp. 28 - Sitting With Father (Part 2) with Robin KidderRobin Kidder returns. Robin is a medicine guide serving as a divine mirror and pattern worker awakening people to the truth of their power. This is the second episode of our journey with Father. Today we begin integrating our experience. It's the day after and emotions are still high as we talk about what we felt and moved for the first time. I’m excited to share this powerful moment in my healing journey. What happened was unexpected and beautiful. After we recount the events of the day, we delve into a conversation about the collective regarding religion and how...2024-06-131h 18a little room for healingEp. 27 - Sitting With Father (Part 1) with Robin KidderRobin Kidder returns to the podcast. Robin is a medicine guide serving as a divine mirror and pattern worker awakening people to the truth of their power. Today we set off on a special 2 part journey together. In this episode we prepare for a medicine journey with a plant commonly referred to as Father. We share where we are leading up to this work as well as what being a healer means to us. We discuss the divine masculine, our relationship to it and the healing that can happen by holding and owning your sexual energy. At the end...2024-06-061h 11The UncommonersThe Ignoble Savage (EP6 Addendum)"But Rousseau — to what did he really want to return? Rousseau, this first modern man, idealist and rabble in one person — one who needed moral 'dignity' to be able to stand his own sight, sick with unbridled vanity and unbridled self-contempt. This miscarriage, couched on the threshold of modern times, also wanted a 'return to nature'; to ask this once more, to what did Rousseau want to return? I still hate Rousseau in the French Revolution: it is the world-historical expression of this duality of idealist and rabble. The bloody farce which became an aspect of the Revolution, its 'imm...2024-06-0431 mina little room for healingEp. 26 - The Great Unknown with Iván ChocrónToday we take on death. My guest is Iván Chocrón, a plant medicine facilitator, public speaker, and educator. Iván and I talk about fear of death and how it influences our beliefs, and how death like experiences on psychedelics changed his views on death and spirituality. We wonder if fear of death is actually a result of a fear of life. He also gives us a closer look at what a shaman is and we discuss the possibility of holding everything as true.
Iván has ten years of plant medicine facilitation, and always had...2024-05-301h 35a little room for healingEp. 25 - Healing Into Motherhood with Emily L CollinsMy guest today is Emily L Collins. Emily is a spiritual technologist. Reviving ancient spiritual technology for transformation and creativity. She is working on her first film, Spaceborn, and founded a community called Union Tribe Church. Together we talk about her desire to have a child and how she is preparing for that journey when it comes. Including healing her mother wound, and working through fear. She shares how wanting a child has accelerated her healing process. And we delve into how she would like to create an encouraging, and supportive environment for her future children to find their...2024-05-231h 03
Per Album durch die Galaxis1.2 Creedence Clearwater Revival und die Dudehaftigkeit der ExistenzAufnahmedatum: 2. Februar 2024.Für die musikalisch interessante Entdeckung, die wir in der heutigen Episode machen, begeben wir uns in das Jahr 1969, als die Stimmen noch kräftig und die Gewässer zählfließend waren. Vom Bayou Country führt uns unsere Reise per Album durch die Galaxis über Taylor Swift und Caspar David Friedrich hin zu Bootlegs, die es von diesem Podcast vermutlich niemals geben wird. Doch zunächst stellen wir bereits in der zweiten Episode die Frage aller Fragen: Wie lange soll es diesen Podcast noch geben? Und außerdem: Wer zur Hölle ist Ta...2024-05-1751 mina little room for healingEp. 24 - Your Body Is The Expert with Val BentsonToday I’m sitting with Val Bentson. Val is a sound facilitator, folk singer-songwriter, and a mindfulness-based somatic practitioner. We discuss our body’s intelligence and how we get in the way of it. We talk about opening ourselves to expressing sounds to move pockets of emotions. We explore shame, the importance of voicing it, our relationship to it, releasing it and when it is good for us. We also share an experience we had together in a healing session. Come on in.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-05-161h 30a little room for healingEp. 23 - Meet Me In The Aliveness with Sherry ZhangSherry is a lifelong spiritual seeker and deep diver who previously worked in tech and is now on a sabbatical that includes explorations into her deepest longings and impulses, healing trauma through somatics, and learning and practicing the wisdom of Eastern spiritual traditions. On this episode we journey through the challenges of taking up space and allowing the spotlight to be on her. We talk about her recent experiences with kanna and iboga and she tells me about her favorite tantric practices. Come on in.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-05-091h 20
What The TheoryHow Christianity ruined Christ: Lessons from Nietzche's AntiChristIn 1888, Friedrich Nietzche finished "The Antichrist" and as you;d imagine, it wasn't released until years later due to its title. While known for being the "God is dead" guy that inspired every angry teen's atheist phase, he's probably also the most misunderstood due to his aphoristic and polemic style. The book is surprisingly kind about Christ and instead focuses on Christianity as an institution, as a belief rather than practice had betrayed the very essence of Christi, turning him into a dominating symbol and king, or an ineffectual belief system. Essentially , Christianity had become antichrist We highlight how...2024-05-0737 mina little room for healingEp. 22 - Psychedelic Integration with James LavrakasJames Lavrakas joins me on today’s episdode. James is a psychedelic integration coach helping introverts and highly sensitive people move forward, heal, and make lasting change. You can find him on instagram @the_psychedelic_introvert. Together we talk about integrating psychedelic experiences, asking for help in ceremony, the importance of community in medicine spaces, and how some lessons need to be learned over and over again. I also share a story about one of my most impactful psychedelic journeys. Come on in.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-05-021h 40
Simple Smart BuildingsGespräch über berufsfremdes ArbeitenHandwerkliche Flexibilität
Friedrich Idam spricht mit dem Tischlermeister Joel Schmalnauer über seine Tätigkeiten in für ihn neuartigen handwerklichen Berufsfeldern. Er erzählt von seinem Zugang zur Handwerklichen Arbeit, der Freude am Ausprobieren und dem daraus gewonnenen Erfahrungswissen.
Joel Schmalnauer lehrt an der höheren technischen Bundeslehranstalt in Hallstatt Tischlerei (Schreinerei).2024-04-2625 minThe UncommonersWe Immoralists"Morality, insofar as it condemns for its own sake, and not out of regard for the concerns, considerations, and contrivances of life, is a specific error with which one ought to have no pity — an idiosyncrasy of degenerates which has caused immeasurable harm.
We others, we immoralists, have, conversely, made room in our hearts for every kind of understanding, comprehending, and approving. We do not easily negate; we make it a point of honor to be affirmers. More and more, our eyes have opened to that economy which needs and knows how to utilize everything that the ho...2024-04-2658 mina little room for healingEp. 21 - Trust the Mystery with Ash WithamToday I’m spending time with Ash Witham. Ash is a coach, creator, and facilitator. She is a course leader at Authentic Relating Training (ART) International, a certified coach through the Relateful Co, and is now training in Somatic Coaching through the Strozzi Institute. She is the co-founder of Shadow Academy and ARCI Retreat. And committed to creating offerings that cultivate emobodied expression for authentic connection and holistic intimacy.
Together we discuss healing in connection, authentic relating, shadow work, and losing yourself in relation to others. We also take a little peak into my shadow. As usual we...2024-04-251h 27a little room for healingEp. 20 - The Column of Dignity with Gillian GrassieGillian is a harpist, singer/songwriter, writer, and screenwriter. She is also a facilitator of a relational meditation practice called relateful flow or circling, a space holder, and coach. On this episode we attempt to ground amidst the chaos and triggers, we talk about finding community, body dysmorphia, loving all parts of us and healing artist wounds. We also have a drop by visit from Gillian’s dog, Lia. Come on in.
Listen to Gillian's music here:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3LJiJ5hQXVLsvC6a9oX96m?si=uazJQC1WSPCb8kNQ551jqQ...2024-04-181h 37
Simple Smart BuildingsGespräch über die SelbsthilfeGemeinsam Arbeiten
Friedrich Idam spricht mit dem Tischlermeister Joel Schmalnauer über die Arbeit im Freundeskreis und das Teilen von Ressourcen. Er erzählt von seinem Zugang zur Handwerklichen Arbeit, den sozialen Qualitäten unentgeltlicher Hilfe und seiner Work-Work-Balance.
Joel Schmalnauer lehrt an der höheren technischen Bundeslehranstalt in Hallstatt Tischlerei (Schreinerei).2024-04-1227 mina little room for healingEp. 19 - Thank You For My Life with Nicole DersewehToday I’m spending time with Nicole Derseweh. Nicole is a plant medicine practitioner, author and healer. On this episode she tells me about her initiation into energy healing, the ways in which religious trauma affected her and how she found her way back to spirituality after leaving the church. She talks abut her bout with severe depression and what pulled her out of it. We also talk about receiving the call and showing up for it. Come on in.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-04-111h 20
Own The ExitLearning on the Go: Joel Friedrich's Unconventional Coffee Shop JourneyCaleb Edwards and Aaron interview Joel Friedrich, the founder of Notion Coffee and Prefix Coffee. Joel shares his journey in the coffee business, the challenges he faced, and how he positioned his company for success. He discusses the separation of brands and the importance of differentiating in the coffee industry. Joel also talks about the challenges of digital marketing and the strategies he uses to attract and retain customers. He emphasizes the value of building and maintaining company culture and shares his advice for creating time freedom and financial freedom.
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Ask questions...2024-04-0945 minThe UncommonersChoose Your Character"Three metamorphoses of the spirit do I designate to you: how the spirit becometh a camel, the camel a lion, and the lion at last a child. Many heavy things are there for the spirit, the strong load-bearing spirit in which reverence dwelleth: for the heavy and the heaviest longeth its strength. What is heavy? So asketh the load-bearing spirit; then kneeleth it down like the camel, and wanteth to be well laden.
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But in the loneliest wilderness happeneth the second metamorphosis: here the spirit becometh a lion; freedom will it capture, and lordship in...2024-04-031h 04The UncommonersIntro - We The Homeless"Among Europeans today there is no lack of those who are entitled to call themselves homeless in a distinctive and honorable sense: it is to them that I especially commend my secret wisdom and gaya scienza. For their fate is hard, their hopes are uncertain; it is quite a feat to devise some comfort for them - but what avail? We children of the future, how could we be at home in this today? We feel disfavor for all ideals that might lead one to feel at home even in this fragile, broken time of transition; as for its...2024-03-3059 min
The Natural TheologianToward a Religious RightTo evangelical ears, this title will seem to read as an attempt to revivify the spirit of Jerry Falwell. And it will be said that his spirit seems alive and very well - too well.But I have a different audience in mind. In the intellectual circles of the political right, there are many open questions about the direction of the movement, chief among them whether and how religious the right ought to be.You see, while the popular voting bloc of the Republican party is relatively religious, the intellectual elites of conservatism...2024-03-2614 min
EvaludateDiversity Win! (Tyril I Lister of even if Tempest, part 2)Today on Evaludate: hazardous weather conditions and wizard curses aren't going to stop us from recording our 100th episode, Madelyn drops the bit, witch trials continue to be a shameful blight on human history, and oh good lord there is always some shit happening to children in this game.Follow Us:TwitterTumblrContent Warnings:Discussion of islamophobia: 21:21 - 21:34Suicide: 1:09:26 - 1:10:34Cannibalism: 1:16:12 - 1:20:17Child death: 1:20:17 - 1:24:00Sources: Side note, Montague Summers appears a lot here. He was e...2024-03-251h 34
L'Amour de la musiqueDes concertos de MozartAnda Geza, Wanda Landowska
Friedrich Gulda, pianistesDistribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2024-03-1659 mina little room for healingEp. 18 - The Maze of Meaning with Ezra GohEzra Goh returns for a second exploration on the podcast. Ezra is a somatic movement coach. He uses movement as a language to create spaces and containers for people to have conversations with their bodies, especially when there’s fear in the body or fear of the body. On this episode we delve into the world of meaning and how one can get lost in a maze while seeking it. We look at who is making the maze and why. We also talk about the connection between the mind and body when it comes to communication. Join us on th...2024-03-141h 18a little room for healingEp. 17 - Navigating the Waters with Lisa GaubToday I’m spending time with Lisa Gaub. Lisa has been practicing as a licensed clinical therapist for 20 years. She also owns and operates Sugar and Fire Baking Company creating super delicious vegan cookies. Highly recommended. On this episode we talk about her current clinical work as the supervisor of the transitional foster care program in Philadelphia, the challenges she’s been having navigating some tricky waters, and she experiences energy healing for the first time. As we’re about to wrap up, she turns the tables on me and I answer questions that help guide me to another level...2024-03-071h 47a little room for healingEp. 16 - Stepping Stones with Brenna CarswellMy guest is Brenna Carswell. She’s the executive director of Collective Prana, a nonprofit focused on bridging the gap of mental wellness so people can have access to changing unproductive thought and behavior patterns. Together we discuss corrective experiences, meditation, hypnotic states, and finding compassion for our parents. We share some of our formative experiences and how the path to healing them has been laid with certain stepping stones to get us where we are and where we are going. I also experience an energetic shift in my own journey. Come on in.
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Falando de HistóriaMiscelânea Histórica #63Esta semana falamos sobre os 175 anos do Manifesto do Partido Comunista, de Karl Marx e Friedrich Engels, e dos 579 anos do falecimento de D. Leonor de Aragão, rainha viúva de Portugal.
Sugestões da semana
1. Yves Léonard - História da Nação Portuguesa. Lisboa: Planeta de Livros, 2023.
2. Yvette Santos - Ditadura Portuguesa e política emigratória. Criação, pensamento e ação da Junta de Emigração. Lisboa: Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, 2023.
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Simple Smart BuildingsGespräch über das PfostenstockfensterMittlere Fenstertechnologien
Friedrich Idam spricht mit dem Tischlermeister Joel Schmalnauer über Nachhaltigkeitsstrategien durch die Zweitverwendung gebrauchter Holzfenster. Er erzählt von der Nutzungskaskade der Wohnhausfenster, die in den 1950er Jahren gefertigt worden sind, und in den 1970er Jahren im Zuge eines Fenstertausches in der Werkstätte weiterverwendet wurden. Vor kurzem wurden nun lediglich die Fensterflügel erneuert.
Joel Schmalnauer lehrt an der höheren technischen Bundeslehranstalt in Hallstatt Tischlerei (Schreinerei).
SSB Episode Holzbezugsrechte - Servitute.2024-02-1641 mina little room for healingEp. 15 - Soul Guardian with Delia KenneyDelia shares her experience of becoming a mother. She talks about the ways it has changed her, as well as the challenges and opportunities the process has afforded her to learn and grow. We move from conception, through the pregnancy, and into the emotions of birth. She also gives me a little insight into the super powers a mother's body receives to be able to take this incredibly important job.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-02-151h 29a little room for healingEp. 14 - Don't Worry, It'll Change with John TittmannIn the ever-changing world of feelings and emotions, expansion and contraction, pleasure and pain, comings and goings, what are you attached to - the loss or the gain? We talk about that as well as embodying ideas and thoughts, allowing what wants to come to come, and letting the discomfort happen. I wasn't feeling up to giving an energy healing, so John offered to give me a reiki session. Check out this impromptu episode.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-02-011h 27a little room for healingEp. 12 - The Initiation of Menopause with Schuyler BrownSchuyler is a writer/poet, trauma healer, and tantric teacher among other things. In this episode she shares an intimate view of the menopausal transition. She highlights the discomfort, challenges, and the grief that comes with it, as well as the beauty, wisdom and celebration of the process. She offers a mystical perspective on the journey and shares ways in which perimenopause has affected her relationship with her partner. What a joy to be a witness to her experience. So much to learn, so much to honor.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing...2024-01-311h 19a little room for healingEp. 13 - Grounding in Joy with Schuyler Brown (a turn the tables episode)Schuyler returns to hold space for me. As I experience joy we work to ground me into the sensation. We find that my capacity to hold the joyful energy is not quite expansive enough. So we begin to exercise that part of me. We delve deep into the tantric world where the full emotional range can be experienced. I touch on fear as I sink deeper into my root. We titrate the joy into my lower chakras. Happiness takes work, too.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-01-251h 18a little room for healingEp. 11 - Attachment to Trauma with Robin Kidder (a turn the tables episode)The tables are turned on this episode. Robin Kidder returns to hold space for me. I dig into my attachment to a deep trauma I experienced in my life. The goal is to release my grip on identifying as the trauma. The part of me that is holding on definitely puts up a fight. Robin stays steady while I deflect, block, fog up the path and fight for my victimhood. After a journey, something moves. Thank you, Robin. (Video version recommended)
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-01-111h 16a little room for healingEp. 10 - The Practice of Receiving with Robin KidderRobin and I enjoy a potent conversation about embodiment, dissociation (both conscious and unconscious), and the responsibility that comes with being a medicine guide. After her session she grapples with the challenges of receiving.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2024-01-041h 26a little room for healingEp. 9 - A Little Craniosacral Therapy with Jennifer SokolovI sit with Craniosacral Therapist, Jennifer Sokolov, who enlightens me on the ins and outs of her work. She talks about what it is, the ways it helps with PTSD, and why it’s so good for babies to receive. After her session we explore ways in which we could expand our practices to help our clients go deeper. Jennifer works in NYC and Athens, NY. You can find her online at tenthhousehealth.com
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2023-12-281h 04a little room for healingEp. 8 - Soup of Self Consciousness with Ezra GohEzra and I get a little lost in the awareness of being watched as we delve into the way in which being self conscious affects him in his day to day experience. We explore the concept of original sin through the lens of trauma, and the roles of the angel and the devil on our shoulders. We share some laughs as we swim in the soup of it all before we rediscover the wisdom of starting where you are.
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The Authority FileThe Contemporary Leonard Cohen: Exploring Nietzsche and GossipIn the second episode of this four-part series, coeditors of The Contemporary Leonard Cohen: Response, Reappraisal, and Rediscovery Kait Pinder and Joel Deshaye dig into their respective chapters. First, Kait provides an overview of Cohen’s controversial book of poetry Flowers for Hitler, published in 1964. She explains why the book is less well-known than his novel Beautiful Losers (1966), and how, in her chapter, she connects philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche’s ideas on critical history to Cohen’s criticism of Canada’s appropriation of the world wars for nationalistic purposes.
Next, Joel explains the use of gossip and rumor in Cohen’s so...2023-12-1420 minThe Authority FileThe Contemporary Leonard Cohen: Exploring Nietzsche and GossipIn the second episode of this four-part series, coeditors of The Contemporary Leonard Cohen: Response, Reappraisal, and Rediscovery Kait Pinder and Joel Deshaye dig into their respective chapters. First, Kait provides an overview of Cohen’s controversial book of poetry Flowers for Hitler, published in 1964. She explains why the book is less well-known than his novel Beautiful Losers (1966), and how, in her chapter, she connects philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche’s ideas on critical history to Cohen’s criticism of Canada’s appropriation of the world wars for nationalistic purposes.
Next, Joel explains the use of gossip and rumor in Cohen’s so...2023-12-1420 mina little room for healingEp. 7 - The Frozen Lake with Mari MallariSENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING: This episode mentions child abuse.
Mari Mallari opens up about her abusive childhood. She shares a realization she had after her father died, talks about reparenting her inner child, and also connects with her ancestors. We discuss how her healing journey shows up in communicating with her partner. And we begin the process of thawing the frozen lake of emotions she's been holding.
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Future HistoriesS03E01 - Ulrich Brand zum Kapitalismus am LimitDie imperiale Lebensweise steckt in der Krise. Welche Entwicklungstendenzen zeichnen sich ab?
Shownotes
Ulrich Brand (UNI Wien):
https://politikwissenschaft.univie.ac.at/ueber-uns/mitarbeiterinnen/brand/
Ulrich bei X:
https://twitter.com/uli_brand
Brand, Ulrich und Wissen, Markus. Kapitalismus am Limit.Öko-imperiale Spannungen, umkämpfte Krisenpolitik und solidarische Perspektiven. 2024. oekom Verlag:
https://www.oekom.de/buch/kapitalismus-am-limit-9783987260650
Brand, Ulrich und Wissen, Markus. Imperiale Lebensweisen. Zur Ausbeutung von Mensch und Natur im globalen Kapitalismus. 2017. oekom Verlag:
htt...2023-12-101h 36a little room for healingEp. 6 - Brave Not Broken with Donna AmberSENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains mentions of drug overdose, child abuse and child sexual abuse.
Donna Amber bravely shares her story with us in a little room for healing's first video episode. Her emotional and heartfelt share touches on the difficulties in growing up without parents or a place to call home, and her difficulties with feeling safe. As she deepens her relationship to healing, Donna has found that sharing her story not only offers her more insight and perspective on her own journey, but also that it touches lives. As she strengthens her connection and...2023-12-091h 16a little room for healingEp. 5 - Phases and Transitions with John TittmannJohn Tittmann, an integration coach and facilitator, walks me through the phases of his healing journey as he transitions into being a healer. We delve into the idea of eternal consequences and celebrate where we both are on our paths. We discuss ways in which plant medicines aid in healing.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2023-11-301h 17a little room for healingEp. 4 - Intensity and Subtlety with Brandon FinegoldBrandon Finegold and I explore the differences between intense healing experiences and tuning into the more subtle realm of healing. We navigate the tricky nuances of knowing when the story is important to healing and when the body just needs to feel its way through. Together we enjoy the shift that takes place following our healing session.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2023-11-231h 08a little room for healingEp. 3 - Matters of the Heart with Jim KilkennySENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING: Drug addiction and overdose.
Jim Kilkenny talks about the journey his heart has taken through the halls of hospitals and alternative healing modalities. He shares how he lost his son and the impact it had on him. After his session we soften into introspection about life and the idea loneliness.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2023-11-161h 02a little room for healingEp. 2 - Worthiness and Connection with Lily AtlasI sit with Lily Atlas, a spiritual channel and transformational guide. We talk about the building blocks of healing, our innate worthiness, and how all of us have the ability to tap into the 'knowing'. We are beautifully reminded of the healing power of connection during our 13th octave lahochi session. I also encounter my first technical difficulty (you’ll hear where it occurrs for a brief 7 minutes).
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alittleroomforhealing/support2023-11-1558 mina little room for healingEp. 1 - Beginnings and Boundaries with Rebecca GrossmanI sit with Rebecca Grossman, a facilitator, healer and friend. Together we work through our nerves as we embark on the very beginning of a little room for healing’s podcast journey. We talk about past experiences with energy healing and how it popped up in our lives. I give Becca a 13th Octave LaHoChi session after which we discuss what came up for her. It’s my first time hosting a podcast and Becca’s first time being on one. It was quite a healing experience for both of us.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/po...2023-11-0448 min
Molinos de LetrasMahler: Sinfonía 3 Parte 2T1 E12. Mahler: Sinfonía 3.
En este episodio de Molinos de Letras, Joel Almaguer continúa con algunas reflexiones y consideraciones sobre la tercera sinfonía de Gustav Mahler. Las bases filosóficas que sirven de reflexión al compositor para idear una de las partituras musicales más sorprendentes del universo sinfónico. Como el mismo autor lo dijo: esta sinfonía es su ciencia Gaya, en clara referencia a la obra de Friedrich Nietzsche.
Una producción de Radio Concierto (Saltillo, Coahuila, México) y Sala Prisma Podcast. 20232023-10-2129 min
The Oscar Project Podcast1.14 Author Interview with Ian NathanSend us a textIn this author interview, I speak with Ian Nathan, the author of Stephen King at The Movies, Ridley Scott: A Retrospective and James Cameron: A Retrospective, and biographies of The Coen Brothers, Quentin Tarantino, and Wes Anderson. He is the former editor and executive editor of Empire, the world's biggest movie magazine, and a regular contributor to newspapers, magazines, and TV. He joins me today to talk about his new book coming out September 7th, Clint Eastwood: The Iconic Filmmaker and His Work. Listen to hear about how Eastwood fits in t...2023-08-1530 min