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Et si on sortait ?Le Printemps musical de la Roche-sur-Yon revientDu 3 au 5 mai prochain, le Printemps musical de la Roche-sur-Yon revient pour sa 5ème édition. Et pour parler de la programmation de ce festival de musique classique, nous sommes avec Tristan Pfaff, directeur artistique du festival.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2024-04-2606 min
L'émission du CASPComment le CASP a vécu la crise sanitaire que nous traversons depuis 2 ans ?PFAFF BERGER Julie Cheffe de service CHRS CASP ARAPEJ 94
Anne CUNAUD Directrice des Ressources Humaines du CASPHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2022-01-2129 min
RadioDeltaLa ColdHar#3- L'émission musique et maconnerie sur RadioDelta1. THAMOS Roi d'Egypte Acte 5 Choeur Gottheit über alle mächtig
Charlotte Lehmann (Sop.) Rose Scheible (Alt.) Oly Pfaff (Tén.) Bruce Abel (Bas.)
Choeur et Orchestre de Chambre du Würtenberg – Jörg Faerber (Dir.)
Brillant Classics 92633/25
2. THAMOS Roi d'Egypte Acte 5 Choeur Ihr Kinder des Staubes, erzittert und bebet
Charlotte Lehmann (Sop.) Rose Scheible (Alt.) Oly Pfaff (Tén.) Bruce Abel (Bas.)
Choeur et Orchestre de Chambre du Würtenberg – Jörg Faerber (Dir.)
Brillant Classics 92633/25
3. Cantate K429 Dir, Seele des Weltalls
Franz Ellmer (Sop.), Peter Maag (Dir.), chœur et orchest...
2021-11-0942 min
RadioDeltaLa ColdHar#3- L'émission musique et maconnerie sur RadioDelta1. THAMOS Roi d'Egypte Acte 5 Choeur Gottheit über alle mächtig
Charlotte Lehmann (Sop.) Rose Scheible (Alt.) Oly Pfaff (Tén.) Bruce Abel (Bas.)
Choeur et Orchestre de Chambre du Würtenberg – Jörg Faerber (Dir.)
Brillant Classics 92633/25
2. THAMOS Roi d'Egypte Acte 5 Choeur Ihr Kinder des Staubes, erzittert und bebet
Charlotte Lehmann (Sop.) Rose Scheible (Alt.) Oly Pfaff (Tén.) Bruce Abel (Bas.)
Choeur et Orchestre de Chambre du Würtenberg – Jörg Faerber (Dir.)
Brillant Classics 92633/25
3. Cantate K429 Dir, Seele des Weltalls
Franz Ellmer (Sop.), Peter Maag (Dir.), chœur et orchestre de l'opéra populaire de Vienne
VoxBox CDX5055
4. Les Noces de F...
2021-11-0942 min
Jumping Off the Ivory Tower with Prof JulieMacStruggling For AccommodationToday’s podcast focuses on the experiences of people with cognitive disabilities (PWCD) who are trying to navigate the courts without a lawyer.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have heard increasingly from SRLs with cognitive disabilities about their lack of accommodation from the courts. It seemed that the accommodation processes in place – for example in Ontario, via an Accessibility Co-ordinator in each courthouse – had broken down. SRLs described making applications for accommodations in open court, disclosing private medical information to the other side, and having to “duke it out” over necessary accommodations to enable them to meaningfully participate in their o...
2021-06-1538 minJumping Off the Ivory Tower with Prof JulieMacMen On #MeTooToday’s episode explores how men and women can talk – really talk – about how society confronts the extraordinary predominance of male-on-female sexual violence (which studies consistently show accounts for over 90% of sexual abuse, assault, and harassment).
The first conversation features Neville McKay and Phillip Hart talking to Julie about their reactions to her personal story in her book, Going Public. Neville studied at Durham University with Julie in the 1970s in England, and they have remained friends. Neville recently retired from his career as an actuary. Phill was formerly a schoolteacher in Sydney, Australia and is now a mediator and confli...
2021-06-0137 minJumping Off the Ivory Tower with Prof JulieMacLegal System Change: Are We Still Just Tinkering?Trevor Farrow is a well-known Access to Justice advocate and researcher who has been pushing forward system change in the justice system via the Canadian Civil Justice Forum, which he heads. Randi Druzin is an author and freelance journalist, who has had her own self-represented litigant journey, and is a passionate advocate for system change. Their conversation opens with Randi asking Trevor, “but isn’t the pace of change glacial?” and they go on to discuss what research can contribute to new ideas and innovations that focus on the users, the role of research, how to get “buy-in” to change from insid...
2021-05-1831 min
Jumping Off the Ivory Tower with Prof JulieMacBlack Clients MatterWorking with a lawyer for the first time is an intimidating experience, especially because for most of us it is a final resort in a stressful conflict. Some of these “first time” experiences are better than others, of course, but a disappointing number of people report that they felt not-well-listened-to and that their lawyer was working from a well-used “playbook” that they applied to all clients, regardless of their situation. This disconnect is aggravated when the lawyer and the client come from very different backgrounds and cultures. In this episode, Nikki McAlister speaks frankly to Julie about what it was like for...
2021-03-0231 minJumping Off the Ivory Tower with Prof JulieMacThe Whistleblowers: Challenging Police CultureToday’s podcast focuses on the remarkable campaigns of two women police officers (one of whom has now left the force) who have told the police departments in Waterloo and Windsor, Ontario, “you need to be accountable to your employees and to the public for your mistakes.”
Kelly Donovan spoke up about what she saw as abuse of power in internal investigations at the Waterloo Police. She became the subject of an investigation herself, and left the force to found her organization Fit4Duty, which offers independent police investigators and campaigns for police accountability. The Police Board has taken action agains...
2021-02-1631 minJumping Off the Ivory Tower with Prof JulieMacJustice as a ServiceNSRLP has begun working with several administrative tribunals to assist them in adapting their systems and skills to the volume of self-represented litigants they see each year.
Today’s podcast features leaders at two federal Tribunals who are committed to improving meaningful access for self-reps, who make up 35-70% of litigants appearing at their tribunals. Suzanne Gilbert is Deputy Chairperson of the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) at the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. Suzanne was previously a Chair at the Ontario Social Justice Tribunal, working with the Child and Family Services Review Board and Custody Review Board. Paul Aterman is...
2021-02-0235 minJumping Off the Ivory Tower with Prof JulieMacIt Couldn't Happen to Me... Again?Welcome to season 6! Our guest today is Jennifer Muller, who was the subject of our very first (and very popular) podcast episode, “It Couldn’t Happen to Me,” in September 2017, when she described running out of funds and being forced to represent herself in a custody trial in 2009. (https://representingyourselfcanada.com/it-couldnt-happen-to-me/)
In conversation with Julie, Jennifer describes her experience of returning to court, ten years after she first represented herself. Jennifer agonized about returning, but eventually felt she had no choice but to deal with many unresolved co-parenting issues as her daughter grew up. Unable to face the idea of rep...
2021-01-1938 min
The Dog Show with Julie Forbes291: Positive Association: When It Does and Doesn’t WorkThe Dog Show #291 – September 24, 2014 Guest: Rico Yingling and Alice Pfaff with Pure Ayre Odor Eliminator. This is the best stuff on the market. Listen and find out about all it’s great applications and go to www.pureayre.com … Read More
2014-09-2500 min