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Africa Here and NOWAfrica's Angry MillennialsWe speak to Nigerian author NNAMDI CHIEKWU, a millenial who explains why he's angry and what he plans to do about it. Basically, Nnamdi says he is hugely disappointed with the generations who came before him who have left the African continent in such bad shape that he and his cohort need to lead 'a technocratic revolution' in order to revive its fortunes. He's scathing of earlier generations: 'Why didn't they take up the fight? They didn't have the courage. They wanted to ...ingratiate themselves into a western-led world. They had no confidence...in what...an...2025-06-3030 min
Africa Here and NOWSouth Africa's Karoo Meets Chelsea's Flower ShowA tiny slice of South Africa's semi-arid Karoo region was painstakingly recreated at this year's Chelsea Flower Show in London. It was the first time such an ambitious project had been undertaken to display the world-famous Karoo succulents at Chelsea's annual Festival of Flowers and Plants. I caught up with ERNST VAN JARSVELDT a master botanist who spent a lifetime nurturing these hardy plants and trees. ERNST's passion for succulents is infectious; his knowledge is second to none. When he's not in London, ERNST is at the Babylonstoren Estate in South Africa's Franschhoek wine vally with...2025-06-1914 min
Africa Here and NOWNigeria's President-in-Waiting? PETER OBI PETER OBI believes he would have been Nigeria’s president now, were it not for widespread vote rigging at the last election in 2023. It’s a view shared by many of his fellow countrymen and women. In a wide-ranging interview with Africa Here And Now MR OBI confirms that he plans to run again in 2027 and believes that this time the outcome will be different. He says he’s optimistic that people will vote for the best candidate and not cast their ballot on the basis of tribe or religion – accusing the current politica...2025-06-1547 min
Africa Here and NOWDoes Africa Need Democracy?Has the shine come off the idea of democracy in parts of Africa? The continent's latest crop of military leaders seem to be enjoying immense popularity, like Burkina Faso's Captain Ibrahim Traore. So are Africans prepared to live under the rule of soldiers. Or is there another way?I speak to GILLES YABI, CEO and founder of the West Africa Citizen Think Tank in Dakar. And in Johannesburg, independent political analyst, MARISA LOURENCO. We explore what could be behind the recent spate of m ilitary takeovers in Guinea, Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso and Gabon and ask...2025-06-0935 min
Africa Here and NOWThe South African Diplomat Expelled by the U.SAmbassador Ebrahim Rasool discusses the recent efforts to reset relations between South Africa and the United States. President Ramaphosa's recent visit to the White House was a success, the ambassador says. He reflects on the challenges faced during his tenure as ambassador, including the backlash from the Trump administration and the influence of powerful South African figures in the US. He does not regret the candid remarks he made about the state of US politics - remarks that got him expelled from the country.We touch on the legacy of apartheid that continues to affect South African...2025-05-3025 min
Africa Here and NOWBurkina Faso's Ibrahim Traore: What's True? What's False?Why has Burkina Faso's military leader, IBRAHIM TRAORE, garnered such adulation? That's a question for the renowned investigative journalist, DAVID HUNDEYIN who replies that the young captain, he's just 37, symbolises s break from the status quo and offers hop to a youthful continent whose people yearn for a hero.Who, or what, is behind the social media tsunami that surrounds CAPTAIN TRAORE? We consider whether the multitude of social media posts extolling his often other-worldly virtues are true or fake. Many of them clearly use images and sound fabricated by AI - like a Beyonce look-alike who...2025-05-1338 min
Critical Conversations about Women's Health & Wellness | Nutrition & Supplements | Holistic#119: Don't Feel Good at Home? What You Need to Know About Hidden Health Hazards in Your Home w/ Martine Davis, Building BiologistYou clean your home. You eat healthy. You see your doctor. But… what if the real reason you’re not feeling better is something you can’t see? In this powerful podcast episode, we talk with building biology expert Martine Davis, founder of Indoor Environmental Testing, Inc., who shares decades of wisdom from inspecting over 4,000 homes and recovering her own health after pesticide and mold exposure stole her health. From the mold hiding in your air ducts to the surprising side effects of new mattresses and “eco” paint, this conversation is full of practical tools that...2025-05-131h 14
Africa Here and NOWGaza, Should Africans Care?TITLE: Gaza, Should Africans Care? Pro- Palestine Cornell Student Who Fled US Talks to Africa Here & NowTags:Africa, Palestine, Israel, activism, geopolitics, youth, solidarity, African Union, Arab League, liberation We explore Africa's historical support for the Palestinian cause with MOMODOU TAAL, the 31-year-old British Gambian graduate student who fled the US before he was deported for his pro-Gaza activism. We recall Nelson Mandela’s 1997 statement that South African freedom would be incomplete without that of the Palestinians and how the near universal solidarity on the continent for...2025-04-3026 min
The Ultimate Coach PodcastThe Transformative Power of Being Fully Present - Martine CannonHow can you connect with someone at the deepest levels? You’ll discover a powerful way in this conversation that host Meredith Bell had with guest Martine Cannon. Martine opens by sharing her own transformative journey, beginning with her discovery of meditation at age 15 and culminating in her impactful work with CEOs on inner transformation. Martine describes the profound lessons she learned from Steve Hardison, whose unconditional love and acceptance inspired her to embrace her whole self. Together, we explore the importance of creating safe spaces where individuals can connect on a deeper level—through their stories, their...2025-04-2450 min
Africa Here and NOWUganda's Bobi Wine: Fighting for DemocracyI meet Bobi Wine as he visits London. He’s seeking support for his campaign to rid Uganda of what he calls the ‘ brutal rulership’ of President Yoweri Museveni who will have led the country for 40 years in 2026. That’s when Uganda is scheduled to hold its next presidential election. Will Bobi run again? ‘Here I am,’ he says, ‘Not that I’m the Alpha and Omega, not that I’m the ultimate. But I’ve said I’m available if I’m required to lead …’ We look back at what happened at the last general e...2025-04-1330 min
Africa Here and NOWWhat REALLY happened to Mugabe and could it happen again?We look at recent events in Zimbabwe and the formation of the March 31 movement and ask how significant a threat it presents to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.Dr BLESSING-MILES TENDI, a politics professor at Oxford University, is the author of The Overthrow of Robert Mugabe - Gender, Coups, and Diplomats. He takes us through the complex political landscape of Zimbabwe today as well as the historical context of the 2017 coup against Robert Mugabe.Dr Tendi highlights the rifts between the elites within the ruling party, the role of the military, and the influence of the 'struggle...2025-04-0437 min
Africa Here and NOW Trump's Golden Opportunity to Africa with Thebe IkalafengMarketing guru THEBE IKALAFENG reflects on the current tensions in US-South African relations and suggests that by stopping US aid, President Trump is presenting the continent with a golden opportunity. It's time, Thebe says, for African countries to leverage their resources better and understand their value. The end of western aid should lead to new economic strategies and add urgency to the implementation of measures like the AfCFTA - the agreement that seeks to open borders on the continent and thereby facilitate intra-African trade.Home-grown African brands exist, but Thebe's research as the continent's...2025-03-2031 min
Africa Here and NOWMuhammad Ali's Boxing Grandson Carrying the Family LegacyNico Ali Walsh, the grandson of the legendary Muhammad Ali, shares his journey into boxing, the emotional connection with his grandfather, and the challenges he faces in the sport. He discusses the legacy of the Ali family, the expectations placed upon him and how his faith influences him.Nico talks openly about the dangers of boxing and details a severe injury he sustained that took months to recover from. He speaks of his determination to become a world champion.It was Muhammad Ali, himself struggling with Parkinson's disease who encouraged the young Nico...2025-03-1424 min
Africa Here and NOWWhen Soldiers Came for My Grandpa, Haile SelassieIn this EXCLUSIVE interview with the last emperor of Ethiopia's favourite grandson, we learn the detail of HAILE SELASSIE's overthrow by the military in 1974.When the soldiers came , PRINCE BE'EDE MARIAM, who lived in the imperial palace, volunteered to stay with his grandpa so he wouldn't be alone. Other members of the family left the country.The teenaged prince paid dearly for that act of loyalty: he was imprisoned for 15 years. PRINCE BE'EDE tells us how the emperor did not resist the soldiers. He went with them ' for the good of the...2025-03-0326 min
Africa Here and NOWTrump Says America First, We Should Say Africa FirstAmidst the global disruption being wreaked by the Trump administration, a new man takes the helm of the African Union. Expectations are high as the continent faces a complex mix of challenges: an increase in the number of conflicts, the damaging impact of climate change, growing poverty and inequality and the shift in global power dynamics.Djiboutian MAHMOUD ALI YOUSSOUF has an overflowing in-tray. We discuss the challenges with the AU's former envoy to Washington, Dr ARIKANA CHIHOMBORI. Anyone who's heard Ambassador Chihombori knows that she doesn't mince her words. And she certainly...2025-02-1835 min
Africa Here and NOWZambia's Lost Football HeroesWe go back to 1993 when the plane carrying Zambia’s national football team crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Gabon. Zambia is the only country in the world to have lost its national football team in a plane crash.Journalist and author JAY MWEMBA has detailed the events surrounding the tragedy in his book ‘The Crash of the Buffalo’. Former Nigerian Super Eagle, EFAN EKOKU joined us as we explored with JAY the profound impact the disaster had on the nation.EFAN highlighted the team’s talent – it was considered the finest i...2025-01-2928 min
Africa Here and NOWNigeria's Freedom Fighter Prominent Nigerian political activist and lawyer, an arch advocate of human rights and good governance, DELE FAROTIMI, speaks to Africa Here and Now about his experience of being imprisoned because he accused a powerful senior lawyer of corruption. The allegation is that in his latest book, DELE FAROTIMI, defames a senior legal luminary AFE BABALOLA by accusing him of subverting justice in a case heard by the Supreme Court. Out on bail after three weeks of imprisonment, DELE says Nigeria’s criminal justice system is rotten from top to toe...2025-01-1323 min
Africa Here and NOWSome Lighter moments of 2024In this special year ender, as we round off season 3 of Africa Here and NOW, we look back at some of the moments that made us smile.The former Nigerian Super Eagle, footballer EFAN EKOKU, made us laugh with his cheeky bet on the winning team in the Africa Cup of Nations.Then Ghanaian football pundit, GARY AL SMITH, encouraged DONU into revealing what really lays behind the infamous rivalry between Nigeria and South Africa!Former Nigerian President OLUSEGUN OBASANJO explained how close Niger and Nigeria are in an intriguing way...2024-12-2912 min
GoodLIFE RadioLekker Leven #43 - Oos Kesbeke en een terugblik op Lekker Leven in 2024In deze aflevering van Lekker Leven stond lekker eten en ondernemen centraal!
Martine Hauwert ging namelijk op pad naar Amsterdam en sprak daar met Oos Kesbeke, beter bekend als de Augurkenkoning.
Kesbeke wordt sinds 1999 geleid door Oos, de derde generatie Kesbeke. De vierde generatie draait op dit moment volop mee, om straks het roer over te kunnen nemen en dat zien we dan ook met de nodige Amsterdamse humor voorbij komen in de popuilaire realityserie 'De Augurkenkoning'. Martine sprak met Oos Kesbeke over zijn ondernemerschap, zijn liefde voor het vak en het succes. Ook kwamen andere onderwerpen aan bod, zoals...2024-12-1654 min
Africa Here and NOWDemocracy Wins Again in Ghana, The Sahel's Mining Sector Overhauled, Namibia's First Female PresidentWe speak to Ghanaian academic and political analyst, DR MICHAEL AMOAH, about his country's impressive record of holding orderly elections that lead to peaceful transitions of power. It's a record that's all the more impressive when compared with many of Ghana's neighbours.So JOHN MAHAMA returns to power - he served one term in 2012-2016 - and we discuss his to-do list. First up, we hear, he needs to try to cut a better deal with his country's creditors. Ghana is labouring under the worst economic conditions for a generation. Everyone commends the early concession speech by...2024-12-1137 min
Africa Here and NOWMalawi's VP Means Business in Baku, Africa's Last Colony - Western SaharaAs climate talks enter their second week in Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, MICHAEL USI, Malawi's Vice President, says it's time to get serious about past pledges.And Kenyan pastoralist CHARLES EKALELE tells us why those pledges matter. Changing weather patterns in Turkana County are making people in his community poorer.Africa's Last Colony. As the US, Spain and most recently France add their support to Morocco's claim over Western Sahara, we ask has the Polisario Front given up on its idea of self determination for the Saharawi people? We speak to the Polisario's man in...2024-11-2035 min
Africa Here and NOWFormer President IAN KHAMA on Botswana's Political ShiftAs Botswana's new government begins its work, former president IAN KHAMA, reflects on the big political changes in his country as the party of independence - his father's party - the BDP is swept away.He discusses the current state of his country, with high unemployment, low growth and a widening gap between rich and poor. He outlines possible first steps for the new UDC administration of president DUMA BOKO.The former president again acknowledges his poor judgement in appointing his successor, whom he alleges, allowed corruption to spread. MOKGWEETSI MASISI lost the election...2024-11-1338 min
Africa Here and NOWChallenges for Botswana's New President DUMA BOKO, Prospects for Peace inSudan?We ask political analyst, ADAM MFUNDISI, about the challenges ahead for Botswana's new president DUMA BOKO. He tells us the country is in 'an undeclared recession' brought about by lacklustre diamond sales and corruption.Sudan's war is having horrifying effects on the country's people. The UN has called it 'the world's greatest modern-day famine' with at least 1.5 million people on the brink of starvation. Food is being used as a weapon of war by both sides. More than 10 million people have fled their homes, many to camps where there are no schools. People are speaking of...2024-11-0639 min
Africa Here and NOWAre Botswana's diamonds forever? Unrecognised Somaliland, Tarzan - why didn't he have African friends?Africa here and Now's PATRICK SMITH has rocked up in Gaborone to gauge the mood in diamond-rich Botswana as people prepare to vote. He finds that this month's election could present the most serious challenge to the ruling party's almost 60 years in power.Have the books been cooked in Mozambique's election? The stakes are high, a $150billion gas project is on the cards.Somaliland- the breakaway republic which has no international recognition - is in the eye of a growing storm in the Horn of Africa. A new alliance between...2024-10-2339 min
GoodLIFE RadioLekker Leven #41 - Dennis van Aarssen en Nienke van ReeTijdens Lekker Leven met Martine Hauwert ging het over je passie volgen en mentale weerbaarheid.
Dennis van Aarssen, de getalenteerde zanger die bekend werd door zijn overwinning bij 'The Voice of Holland', heeft sinds zijn doorbraak niet stilgezeten. In de jaren na zijn winst heeft hij maar liefst vier volledige albums uitgebracht en op talloze podia in binnen- en buitenland gestaan. Onlangs werd hij voor de tweede keer beloond met een Edison Jazz Award.
Wat Dennis bijzonder maakt, is zijn vermogen om zijn passie om te zetten in een succesvolle carrière. Hoe blijft hij zichzelf zowel fysiek als mentaal u...2024-10-211h 02
Post ReportsThe Campaign Moment: Can Democrats flip the House?Democrats want to retake control of the House of Representatives. Vice President Kamala Harris goes on a media blitz. And elected officials wade through destruction and misinformation after another hurricane made landfall this week.“Post Reports” co-host Martine Powers and senior political reporter Aaron Blake talk with Congressional reporter Marianna Sotomayor about whether Democrats will succeed in flipping the House and which voters Harris wanted to reach with her flurry of interviews on podcasts and TV this week. They also dig into the political aftermath of Hurricane Milton. Today’s show was produced by Eliza Dennis...2024-10-1134 min
The Campaign MomentWill Democrats flip the House?Democrats want to retake control of the House of Representatives. Vice President Kamala Harris goes on a media blitz. And elected officials wade through destruction and misinformation after another hurricane made landfall this week. “Post Reports” co-host Martine Powers and senior political reporter Aaron Blake talk with Congressional reporter Marianna Sotomayor about whether Democrats will succeed in flipping the House and which voters Harris wanted to reach with her flurry of interviews on podcasts and TV this week. They also dig into the political aftermath of Hurricane Milton. Today’s show was produced by Eliza Dennis. I...2024-10-1134 min
Africa Here and NOWWill Africa Get Seats on the UN Security Council? The Politics Behind Ghana's Illegal Gold Mining, The Return of South Africa's Fallen Heroes. Talk at this year's General Assembly about reforming the UN has gathered pace. Meeting in the shadow of war: Sudan, Ukraine and the Middle East, the idea of changing the makeup of the Security Council took on more urgency. Support for Africa to get two permanent seats on the Council has grown. We asked Kenya's former UN ambassador, MARTIN KIMANI, if and when that's likely to happen. Ambassador Kimani, now Executive Director of NYU's Centre on International Cooperation, explains the responsibilities of being a Security Council member, and questions whether any African country is sufficiently prepared.Galamsey...2024-10-0239 min
Africa Here and NOWThe Horn on the Brink of War? What could Trump 2.0 mean for Africa?The complex web of hostilities in the Horn deepen as Egyptian troops prepare to enter Somalia on peacekeeping duties. Ethiopia makes clear its opposition. Some are warning of a coming proxy war fuelled by Ethio-Egyptian animosity. We get the views of Mogadishu-based journalist MOHAMMED SHEIKH NOR.How would a second Trump administration deal with Africa? A question for former Trump Africa ambassador J.PETER PHAM.Nigerians always have something to say about their president's comings and goings. Just back from China and a royal rendezvous at Buckingham Palace, PRESIDENT TINUBU is getting under...2024-09-1840 min
Africa Here and NOWChina's Africa Summit, Djibouti's GM Mosquitos, Morocco's Gnawa MusicCan Africa's leaders gathering in Beijing for the Forum on the China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) get more out of the relationship than in the past? Historically, China has imported African raw commodities with little or nothing added to the value of the metals and minerals. Now, with demand on the rise for Africa's vast supply of critical metals and minerals that are vital for the transition to net zero carbon emissions, the continent's leaders could demand greater benefits for their own economies. We ask COBUS VAN STADEN, of the China Global South Project, what to expect.Oxitech...2024-09-0444 min
Africa Here and NOWPORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST...at 90Legendary Ghanaian artist, ABLADE GLOVER, talks exclusively to Africa Here and Now on the occasion of his 90th birthday and the opening of his 10th exhibition atLondon’s October Gallery, Inner Worlds, Outer Journeys. He takes us through seven decades of loading his palette knife with oils to create dense, mainly urban scenes. He explains his love of Accra life and the hustle and bustle. His work has been described as extracting order from disorder. “I seem to study the aesthetic of the chaotic phenomenon” he’s reported to have once said. Ab...2024-07-2435 min
Africa Here and NOWEcowas’ Uncertain Future, Daddy Hope turns rapper to get Zim youth to vote, How tech is helping Sierra Leone improve its schools and how will the UK’s new Prime Minister change course on Africa?We talk to ADAMA GAYE, former ECOWAS director of communications, and journalist and Chatham House consulting fellow, PAUL MELLY about the West African bloc’s future as Burkina Faso, Niger and Mali form their own breakaway group. Adama tells us the 15 member ECOWAS is facing a ‘death threat’ because of the loss of three of its founding countries. Senegal’s new president BASSIROU DIOMAYE FAYE is given the job of trying to woo them back to the clan. Has he been given a fool’s errand?Zimbabwe’s best-known journalist and activist, HOPEWELL CHIN’ONO tells us about his ca...2024-07-1047 min
Africa Here and NOWIs Somalia at a turning point? How can tech and AI benefit ordinary Malawians? What does the rise of the far right in France mean for Africa and Africans? Cameroon’s insurgents splinterBattered by drought and flooding, laid low by more than 30 years of civil war, as SOMALIA prepares to accede to a seat on the UN Security Council and joins the East African Community, we ask a senior member of the Prime Minister’s Office could the hostilities between Mogadishu and Addis Ababa over Somaliland descend into all -out war? Plus, why are so many Somali baby girls being named Istanbul? ABDIHAKIM AINTE, Director of Climate Change and Food Security talks to Africa Here and Now.MALAWI’s government has embarked on an ambitious programme of digitisation and AI...2024-06-2648 min
Book Chatter PodcastFantasies and What it Means to be "Home."In this episode we discuss the following books: A Memory Called Empire and A Desolation Called Peace both by Arkady Martine; Mangle Street Murders and Curse of the House of Foskett both by M.R.C. Kasasian; Index, a History of The: A bookish adventure from medieval manuscripts to the digital age by Dennis Duncan; Eragon by Christopher Paolini; Fabelhaven by Brandon Mull; Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library by Chris Grabenstein; The Victorian House, The Invention of Murder, The Victorian City: Everyday Life in Dickens’ London, Consuming Passions: Leisure and pleasure in Victorian England, The Making of Home, A Mu...2024-06-1419 min
Africa Here and NOWA pivotal moment in South African politics Africa’s leaders in demand: South Korea and the G7 Sudan: 3 million lives at risk of shelling and starvation Why is MultiChoice Nigeria being forced to give customers a month free?In South Africa the race is on to find a government of national unity. Parliament must sit by June 16 to elect a new president. Will the ANC appease the markets and investors by joining with the DA and risk widening the rifts in its ranks? Or will it take the ‘Chernobyl option’ of joining with the leftists of Malema’s EFF and former president Zuma’s MK party? We get the views of lawyer, businessman and author OYAMA MBANDLA whose new book ‘The Soul of a Nation’ reflects on where the ANC has gone wrong and proposes a new season of na...2024-06-1240 minAfrica Here and NOWIn conversation with two-time Booker Prize finalist, Chigozie ObiomaChigozie talks with Donu about his new novel – The Road to The Country – a war novel which documents Nigeria’s Biafran civil war. In a frank exchange, he tells Donu this is the story he has always wanted to tell even though he was born almost two decades after the war ended. He tells us that it was so emotionally challenging to write this book, that he missed his deadline – it took much longer than he had anticipated.The Road to the Country is his third novel, both of his earlier books made Booker Prize shortlists. The Fish...2024-06-0534 minAfrica Here and NOWRuto’s Red Carpet in DC, Nigerian journalist DAVID HUNDEYIN - why he fled Nigeria and the lamentable state of African journalism, Christianity’s African Majority and, 57 years on – reflections on BiafraKenya’s PRESIDENT WILLIAM RUTO gets the red-carpet treatment in Washington DC. Why has he become the first African leader IN MORE THAN FIFTEEN YEARS to receive the privilege of a state visit to the US?We’re in conversation with Nigerian investigative journalist, DAVID HUNDEYIN about why he fled his country fearing for his life and (CAN LOSE about) the lamentable state of journalism on the continent. David’s new book, Breaking Point, is published by Abibiman.Africa is already the continent with the largest number of Christians. By mid-century it’s reckoned...2024-05-2947 min
Africa Here and NOWZeinab Badawi’s African History of Africa, The Gerontocracy Running Africa, and Harry and Megan’s Eventful 3 Days in NigeriaAfrica is the world’s youngest continent with a median age of 19. So why does it have the oldest leaders on the planet? And they tend to stick around. Cameroon’s President Biya – in his 90s – is the world’s oldest leader and has been at the top for 42 years and there are plenty of others in their 70s and 80s. We ask independent researcher, DR JOSEPH ADEBAYO why Africa is a continent for old men. ZEINAB BADAWI tells us about Africa’s often overlooked ancient civilisations that she has covered in her best-selling book An African Hi...2024-05-1547 min
The Squarepeg Podcast118. Bonus: Building a happy and authentic autistic lifeIn this bonus episode I share more about my own autism journey, and talk about my career-ending burnout and creating authentically autistic lives we don't want to escape from. Squarepeg is a podcast in which neurodivergent women, and trans and nonbinary people, explore navigating a neurotypical world and share their insights, challenges and successes. I hope that these conversations will be inspiring and thought provoking, open you up to new ways of thinking about being neurodivergent, and help you feel more connected to a worldwide community of people with similar experiences. I...2024-05-0417 min
Africa Here and NOWAya Nakamura in France, dressed down for dressing up. Was Bobrisky in Nigeria jailed for cross dressing?In France, singer, AYA NAKAMURA faces a virulent campaign against the way she sings, the way she dresses, and her language. We ask art curator and film maker, RABI YANSANE what have so many French people got against the most listened to Francophone pop superstar? Migration, particularly from Africa, is being portrayed as a modern day scourge by many western politicians.Yet as DR NICK WESTCOTT of SOAS explains, many Africans who’ve settled abroad are contributing successfully to their new communities and are becoming increasingly influential. Just like AYA NAKAMURA, who was born in Mali...2024-05-0136 min
Africa Here and NOWSeason Two - TrailerAfrica Here and Now is back for it's second season with episode one coming next week!We’ll continue looking at the major political and security challenges facing the continent, but we’ll also be looking at what else is going on in Africa including sport, art, film and music, in fact anything that we think you’ll find interesting!Get in touch, let us know what you’d like to hear more of: martine@africahereandnow.comFind us wherever you get your podcasts and on Youtube, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook...2024-04-2500 min
Aspen UKVoices from a Broken System: Rethinking refugee integration in the UKThis episode explores the new report launched by the Commission on the Integration of Refugees in March 2024. A week after the launch, we discussed the key findings and policy recommendations with our expert panel of academics, community representatives and people with lived experience. How can we better support the integration of refugees in the UK? What benefits could this bring to the economy? And, what other ways could British society benefit from supporting refugee integration?This is the final episode in our series ‘Voices from a broken system: Rethinking refugee integration in the UK’ in partnership with the...2024-04-1256 min
RushtidReality, flymat og udødelig slayMartine og Einar får besøk av Dennis, og sammen har de det evig lættis. Koskos, du får lytte om du vil. Du leser jo beskrivelsen, så jeg regner jo med at det kanskje blir litt lytting, men hva vet jeg, kanskje ikke, du bestemmer jo over eget liv og du styrer selvfølgelig det helt sjøl. Ålreit XOXO og hele den ballen der, så snakkes når vi snakkes og god onsdag og god påske når den tid kommer. 2024-03-2053 min
Africa Here and NOWThe Kora, the Cello and ViolinsIn this, our 12th Episode we showcase African classical music. TUNDE JEGEDE is a musical maestro who has mastered the cello and the west African kora. He explains how his training in both instruments has inspired him to produce a style of music that combines elements of African and western classical genres resulting in a unique sound that is thrilling global audiences. Along with some of the finest young musicians on the continent, like DAVID ETIM and VINCENT HAASTRUP, Tunde has created the NOK Orchestra which was recently performing and recording in London. He has gi...2024-03-1929 min
Open-Door PlayhouseTHEATER 127: A View Of The EnemySend us a textMartine and Amy are actresses about to open in a Broadway play. Martine is assured.Amy, who lives in a shelter, is fragile. They are friends. The enemy of the title is Paul, a theatre critic with a razor-sharp pen dipped in acid. Are the actresses prepared to face their foe?Dennis Gersten directs a cast that includes Leah Jarvik, Whitton Frank, Peter Bonoff, and Matt Ritchey.Dana Coen is the playwright. He received an M.F.A. from UCLA. He is...2024-03-0623 min
Africa Here and NOWGazans in Egypt? 'Tribalism is holding back Nigeria ', says Moghalu, The World's Most Expensive Hole in the Ground in GhanaFive months into the war on Gaza, we ask why Egypt is so unwilling to take in desperate Palestinians. Independent Consultant HAFSA HALAWAtells us Cairo fears letting in Islamist militants.Prominent Nigerian political economist KINGSLEY MOGHALU warns the country's economic troubles have already become a political crisis that will only get worse. And a former president contender himself, from the east, we ask if his country will ever vote for an IGBO president.As Ghana hosts the 13th Africa Games, sports journalist GARY AL SMITH tells us why Ghanaians are not impressed...2024-03-0647 min
Scotty-aka-heymrdj's Podcast02-03-24 Crucial Sounds Radio Show1) Odd Mob & Pooks Ft Hayley Trinca - Disappear (Shock One Extended Remix)2) Rick Ross Fe. Dreamdoll - Wiggle3) Ed Sheeran Ft Taylor Swift - The Joker & The Queen4) Hall & Oates - Maneater (DMC 2018 Remix Remixed By DJ Ivan Santana)5) Rudimental & Mj Cole Ft Josh Barry - Remember Their Names6) David Guetta Ft Bebe Rexha & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie & Ty Dolla $ign - Family7) Sorana & David Guetta - Redrum8) Justin Bieber Ft Ludacris Usher & Snoop Dogg - Peaches (Remix Clean)9) Gabrielle - Shine10) ROSALÍA & Travis Scott - TKN (Clean E...2024-03-031h 59Africa Here and NOWDinner with the MbekisSouth Africa political commentator, MOELETSI MBEKI, is a harsh critic of the ruling ANC's record in office. But, he tells us, that hasn't harmed relations with his big brother, THABO MBEKI, a former South African President. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-02-2100 minAfrica Here and NOWCoups, Conflict, Family Dinners and DonkeysFormer Nigerian President, OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, in an exclusive interview, tells us why Western-style democracy doesn't work for Africa and suggests a traditional system of consensus instead.Political economist, MOELETSI MBEKI, explains why the ANC is facing a drubbing in South Africa's next elections; he pays tribute to OBASANJO, the elder statesman, and tells us he doesn't argue with big brother, THABO MBEKI.Plus, How the fate of the humble mule reached the in-trays of Africa's leaders; they've now banned the slaughter of donkeys for their skins. We discover ejiao...2024-02-2145 minAfrica Here and NOWDonu's Kidnapping StoryAfricaHere&NOW's panellist, DONU KOGBARA, tells us of the time she was kidnapped from her home in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. For almost 2 weeks she was kept captive in a tiny hut in a mangrove swamp. She was beaten but developed an empathetic relationship with her captors. She grew to understand the reasons why the young men had taken her by force and were demanding $2 millons for her release. Donu tells us of the impact her kidnapping has had on her life, and on that of her family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-02-1547 minAfrica Here and NOWThere's more to South African/Nigerian rivalry than footballDonu and Gary Al Smith enlighten us... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-02-0700 minAfrica Here and NOWFrom Crises in ECOWAS and Zimbabwe's Opposition, to a fine example of African Leadership. Ghana limbers up for Elections and why South African/Nigerian rivalry is about more than just Football* We examine the state of ECOWAS, the West African bloc, as Senegal postpones elections and as 3 Sahelian countries announce their decision to leave. ECOWAS Commissioner for Political Affairs, Dr ABDEL FATAU MUSAH admits that sanctions against Niger were 'not well handled' and that there's now a need for dialogue to get the 3 states back.@DrFatauMusah*Former top tier ZANU PF member, turned independent presidential contender, SAVIOUR KASUKUWERE tells us about the shrinking democratic space in Zimbabwe and where he thinks NELSON CHAMISA went wrong with his CCC Party.@Hon_Kasaukuwere*As...2024-02-0744 minAfrica Here and NOWIs anyone safe in Nigeria? And reparations - should Africa pay too?Mass killings and kidnappings get closer to Abuja, the Nigerian capital. Expert, Dr CHIDI ODINKALU, tells us it's not a matter of failing security forces, it's because of COLLUSION between some senior politicians and armed groups. And DONU, talks about her own terrifying kidnapping ordeal.Plus, Should Africans who collaborated in the trans-Atlantic slave trade also pay reparations, along with their European business partners? One of the questions for British-Ghanaian MP, BELL RIBEIRO ADDY. We also asked:* what it's like to be a socialist in a Labour Party that has drifted to the right?2024-01-2437 min
The Squarepeg Podcast110 [S9 E5] ‘My autism journey came out of my trans experience’: Navigating gender and autistic identitiesVic Weiner is a youth justice attorney and lifelong social justice activist in the USA. They were brought up by a college professor mother in an unconventional home without a TV, and as a child they always felt like an outsider. However, as they grew up and continued to struggle socially, they realised it wasn’t just their unusual upbringing - there was something else going on. They were diagnosed autistic at 34. Vic attended Warren Wilson College, a unique university where the students work and undertake community service in addition to their studies. After struggling to...2024-01-201h 03Africa Here and NOWFrom Trouble in the Horn to Excitement about AFCON..and some pidgin* What role does the UAE play in the Horn of Africa? We look at the forgotten war in Sudan and delve into Ethiopia's controversial deal to recognise Somaliland in exchange for access to the sea.* The Christmas killings in Nigeria's Plateau State*The billion-dollar election in DRC where more than half the country didn't vote* A South African tech bro tells of his hopes for 2024* Former Nigerian Super Eagle, Efan Ekoku tells us who he thinks might win the Africa Cup of Nations, and why Premier League managers don't share the...2024-01-1048 minAfrica Here and NOWBlack Girl from PyongyangThe fascinating story of a woman from Equatorial Guinea in Central Africa who grows up in North Korea. Monica Macias talks about her identity crisis as a black girl in Pyongyang and being the daughter of "Africa's Pol Pot" and the ward of a North Korean dictator.Her book is Black Girl From Pyongyang' Published by Duckworth.Get in touch: martine@africahereandnow.comInstagram: africahereandnowX @MartineDennis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-01-1047 minAfrica Here and NOWCan Kenya's Police sort out Haiti? And a Big Blow to the ANCWhy are police officers from Kenya being sent to Haiti where gang violence is tearing the Caribbean country apart? South Africa’s ANC loses a senior figure: MAVUSO MSIMANG, a party stalwart quits over ‘entrenched corruption’ and says his beloved party’s prospects in next year’s elections do not look good. As COP28 wraps up, did Africa get what it wanted? We ask a Nigerian energy consultant and we hear from a rather frustrated Ghanaian delegate who’s there in Dubai. Plus Tinubu’s enormous delegation to COP28, Nigerians...2023-12-1345 min
Africa Here and NOWShowdown in Dubai and DRC's Crowded Election Starting LineAfrica's Climate Tsar, Carlos Lopes on what Africa wants from COP28A young Nigerian activist warns us that in the rush to kickstart production of Green energy, not to forget the 600 million Africans who don't even have access to electricity.The runners and riders in the DR Congo presidential race - all 25 of them.Get in touch: martine@africahereandnow.comInstagram: africahereandnowX @MartineDennis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...2023-11-2940 minAfrica Here and NOWLiberia's Close Call and We Follow the MoneyLiberians vote in the closest presidential runoff since the civil war -we gauge the mood in Monrovia.Nigerian politician turned academic, Kayode Fayemi, calls for a Marshall Plan for the Sahel.The Africa Investment Forum in Marrakech - almost 35 BILLION dollars is pledged. Who left Morocco happy?The Rugby Africa president persuades us that his sport is more than just fun, it's big business too.Get in touch: martine@africahereandnow.comInstagram: africahereandnowX @MartineDennis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...2023-11-1441 min
Africa Here and NOWThe King, the President and The Black BookKing Charles' first overseas trip as monarch is to Kenya - what kind of reception awaits him?What benefit could President Ramaphosa bring to the Israel/Gaza war? He offers his service amid a row over his government's supposed support for Hamas.Has Nollywood finally come of age? The Black Book film smashes records and goes global.Get in touch: martine@africahereandnow.comInstagram: africahereandnowX @MartineDennis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-10-3140 min
Scotty-aka-heymrdj's Podcast16-09-23 FTM Sat Radio Show1) Innocence - Remember The Day Final2) Innocence - I'll Be There3) Innocence - Natural Thing (Elevation Mix)4) Dennis Edwards Ft Siedah Garrett - Don't Look Any Further5) Mai Tai - History6) Joni Mitchell - Big Yellow Taxi (Kenwork 2021 Nu Disco Mix)7) Calvin Harris ft Frank Ocean & Migos vs Brandy & Monica - Slide vs The Boy is Mine8) Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait9) Ed Sheeran Vs Soul 2 Soul - Don't Vs Back To Life10) Otis Redding - (Sittin On) The Dock Of The Bay11) Betsy - Little White Lies2023-09-162h 01
BibliomaniacsBibliomaniacs épisode 169 Les cartes postales de l'été !Bonjour à toutes et tous !
Vous l'attendiez: le retour de la tradition estivale des Bibliomaniacs ! Vous le savez, depuis quelques années, qui dit Août, été, vacances…dit cartes postales !
Voici donc notre format spécial en attendant la rentrée : une émission composée de coups de cœur de nos auditeurs!
Vous avez été nombreuses et nombreux à nous envoyer vos cartes postales sonores, merci beaucoup pour votre participation et votre enthousiasme !
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Monika: "Le bureau d'éclairci...2023-08-021h 16Aspen UKVoices from a Broken System: How do you achieve safe passage for refugees arriving in the UK?Both the government and the refugee advocacy sector are calling for more safe routes for people seeking asylum to enter the UK. But tens of thousands of refugees continue to arrive by unsafe means every year because they are unable to access safe passage. For this conversation in our series ‘Voices from a broken system: Rethinking refugee integration in the UK’, we will focus on how to ensure safe passage for refugees from different countries looking to find sanctuary in the UK. Our panel features Jacqueline Broadhead, Director of the Global Exchange on Migration and Diversity at the Un...2023-06-2356 min
The Squarepeg Podcast103. S8 E11: From feeling 'deficient' to self acceptance, research and advocating for autistic colleaguesKirstie Pickles is an equine vet, academic, mum and mental health advocate from Derbyshire in the UK. Now 49, she was diagnosed autistic at 47, following her daughter’s diagnosis. She is passionate about sharing her story and raising the awareness of neurodiversity to allow for better self-advocacy and reduce the stigma associated with autism, and is currently researching autism within her profession, and is involved in an autism awareness training programme for medical professionals as an expert by experience. In our conversation we talk about: ➡ Her lifelong special interest and determination to become a vet...2023-06-1058 min
The Squarepeg Podcast102. S8 E10: From ABA to understanding an autism diagnosis as a unique pathway to a fulfilling lifeMaisie Soetantyo is the founder of a nonprofit with a mission to improve employment prospects for autistic jobseekers and aspiring business owners. Now an openly autistic advocate and inclusivity trainer, she has been working with neurodivergent people since her undergraduate studies in 1991, but it would be many years before some of her clients started suggesting that she might be autistic, too. A former Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) practitioner, she moved away from ABA after realising that supporting her client's authenticity as autistic individuals should be the goal. She set up Autism Career Pathways in San...2023-06-0358 min
The Squarepeg Podcast100. S8 E8: A sense of purpose: finding our own path and place in the world as autistic adultsRosie Smith is the owner of a non-profit radical bookshop in Canton in Cardiff, just a couple of miles from where I live. Now 32, she grew up just outside Cardiff with her mum and sister. Leaving school at 16 due to anxiety, eating disorders and mental health issues, she found her people in music, joining bands and doing various different jobs until she decided to open the bookshop in 2019, after quitting her 27th job. Rosie’s wonderful shop, Shelf Life, works with independent publishers to stock a range of fiction and nonfiction books centering neurodiversity, disability and...2023-05-2057 min
BizzNizzTalkBizzNizzTalk #29; Ondernemers VerklappenIn BizzNizzTalk-Podcast #29 zijn Martine Goulmy en Hans van Dalen te gast. We spreken met hen over hun project Ondernemers Verklappen.
Bij het schrijven van artikelen voor zakenbladen hoort tekstschrijver Hans van Dalen de meest uiteenlopende verhalen van ondernemers. Uitdagingen in t bedrijf, op persoonlijk vlak, teveel om allemaal op te schrijven. Het vormde een mooie aanleiding tot het project Ondernemers Verklappen. Fotografe Martine Goulmy zorgt voor eenheid in de bijbehorende plaatjes. Wij vroegen waarom ondernemers zich open stellen en hoe zij die ondernemers koppelen aan de juiste adviseurs. Een blik achter de schermen!
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The Squarepeg Podcast97. S8 E5: Finding logic in chaos, burnout, and reconnecting with our internal compass and autistic joyMartine van Bijlert is a writer and researcher from the Netherlands. Now 52, she grew up in Iran and worked in places like Kabul, Grozny and Tehran as an aid worker, diplomat and researcher. She now divides her time between her own creative projects and her work for the Afghanistan Analysts Network, a Kabul-based think tank she founded with friends. She is self-identified autistic and ADHD, and says she feels like she has always been surrounded by neurodivergent people, as a child, during her studies and in her work abroad, and perhaps because of that she thought things w...2023-04-291h 01
The Squarepeg Podcast96. S8 E4: Safety, community and representation for Black and minority ethnic / global majority autistic peopleNaomi Clarke is a freelance writer, community mentor, fundraiser and Human Design reader. She self diagnosed as autistic around two years ago, but due to inequality in the medical system has so far not been able to get a formal diagnosis. She describes herself as an autistic, queer, mixed race person with two children (one of her sons was diagnosed autistic 5 years ago). She wears a lot of hats in her life; she writes for work and for personal interest, and is passionate about building lives outside of the system of mainstream schooling. Un...2023-04-221h 00
Talking Truth To Power"Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste...""I Don't Think They Need a Body Double for Biden; Martine Rothblatt's Gender [Medical-Scientific] Industrial Complex; Once Upon a Time We Had Citizen-Legislatures and They [Pols] Went To Public Schools Too..."
KTHO Broadcast Partner, Composer, Arranger, Multi-Instrumentalist, Producer, Publisher and Statesman, Leland Thomas Faegre appears with Brendan Trainor Wednesdays on KFOY, 1060 AM Reno and simulcast on KPGF, 93.7 FM in Northern Nevada, Northern California and in the Tahoe Basin from 11:00-12:00 Noon; streamed worldwide at amm.streamon.fm and live on our "Talking Truth To Power" Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1093056974055715
Br...2023-03-3048 min
De Motor Podcast#068 Op de GSXR en Ninja door de Balkan + preview MOTORbeurs UtrechtWanneer ben je een echte motorrijder? Als je alleen op een zonnige zondagmiddag een rondje rond de kerk rijdt, of moet je dan echt dagelijks, ook bij regen en vorst op de motor zitten? Maurice Pieterson heeft alleen een motorrijbewijs hij moet dus wel altijd op de motor en doet dat dus ook. Zelfs als vader van vijf kinderen. Al rijden drie van de vijf inmiddels zelf ook motor en gezamenlijk maken ze mooie ritten. Zoals de rit naar de Balkan waarin ze niet alleen de politie maar ook een beer ontmoeten. We kijken ook weer vooruit naar MOTORbeurs...2023-01-1855 min
Edicion LimitadaEdicion Limitada - 16 de Enero del 2023 (Especial Lo Mejor del 2022 Segun Gustavo Verduzco)Edición Limitada - 16 de Enero del 2023. Programa especial con el recuento de los mejores 30 albumes del 2022 según Gustavo Verduzco. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de Faderhead, Sally Shapiro, Eisfabrik, Dark-O-Matic, Esoterik, Psy'Aviah con Rebecca Schneider, Kim Lunner, Blind Passenger con Dennis Schober, Fusspils 11, Röyksopp con Beki Mari, Current One, Zynic, Kid Moxie, Xenturion Prime, Voicecoil, Vanguard, RRoyce, Electro Spectre, Editors, Saft, Æon Rings, Francesca e Luigi, Unify Separate, Blackbook, Lakeside X, Sin Cos Tan, Solitary Experiments, Secret Service, Mirrors of Mind y Martiné.2023-01-172h 53
Nick Sandoval podcastCan't Come Down (Pop/EDM Jan '23)1) Singularity feat Nilu - Horizon 2) Jimmy Eat World - The Middle (Nitti Gritti Remix) 3) Dabin ft. Daniela Andrade - Hold 4) Drake ft Travis Scott - Fair Trade (Dennis Blaze ReWork) 5) Daft Punk - Get Lucky (TC Bootleg) 6) Fabolous ft Nate Dogg - Can't Deny It 7) Nelly - Country Grammar (Dennis Blaze ReWork) 8) DJ Snake ft J Balvin & Tyga - Loco Contigo 9) DreamDoll - Oh Shh 10) DJ Katch, DJ Mass, Romaine Willis & Apzi - Body 2 Body (Cesar Castilla Edit) 11) Scott Storch ft Ozuna & Tyga - Fuego Del Calor (AROCK Moombahton Remix) 12) Kid Ink ft ISM - Go Mode 13) Yung Gravy - B...2023-01-071h 12
DJHawkAmbient Reverberation Mixtape(320kb)2hr18 Vinyl Downtempo mix(with Sampler..)
tracklist:
intro;(walter murch)
Autumn leaves(1947 joseph kosma/dennis wilson version)
autum leaves-ZEN 85R irrisistable force
Boards of canada Ais to be as b is to c
beyond the java sea - kensuki shiina
white label
ZEN46
WAPLP150
White Sampler
Gang Star - Dj premiere in deep concentration
Autechre -Low ride
MWR 110 i changed my mind
123LP
WMCST 2087 Vanessa daou
magic bus parlour talk - able semen
Tribe called quest - weve got (re-rec )
Rootless - aqua lung
Pure silver - how do u feel
Sandals - joy
Spacer - dukes house
VRS 010 art...2022-09-302h 18
Marketing ReportMartine Peeters (StuDocu) - Marketing Report 16 augustusTe gast in deze uitzending zijn Martine Peeters van StuDocu, Ramona Chang van Gemeente Utrecht, Dennis Mensink van Mediatic en Marleen Hendriksen van SNS Bank.In Marketing Report ontvangen presentator Peter Wybenga en sidekick Bas Vlugt, elke derde dinsdag van de maand, bepalende spelers uit de wereld van de marketingcommunicatie. Ze gaan in gesprek over innovaties en trends in media, creatie en data.Marketing Report is elke derde dinsdag van de maand, tussen 18:30 en 20:00 uur, te beluisteren op New Business Radio. Na de uitzending is het programma terug te luisteren als podcast (o.a. via...2022-08-1712 min
Marketing ReportMarketing Report #43 - 16 augustusTe gast in deze uitzending zijn Martine Peeters van StuDocu, Ramona Chang van Gemeente Utrecht, Dennis Mensink van Mediatic en Marleen Hendriksen van SNS Bank.In Marketing Report ontvangen presentator Peter Wybenga en sidekick Bas Vlugt, elke derde dinsdag van de maand, bepalende spelers uit de wereld van de marketingcommunicatie. Ze gaan in gesprek over innovaties en trends in media, creatie en data.Marketing Report is elke derde dinsdag van de maand, tussen 18:30 en 20:00 uur, te beluisteren op New Business Radio. Na de uitzending is het programma terug te luisteren als podcast (o.a. via...2022-08-171h 19
Marketing ReportDennis Mensink (Mediatic) - Marketing Report 16 augustusTe gast in deze uitzending zijn Martine Peeters van StuDocu, Ramona Chang van Gemeente Utrecht, Dennis Mensink van Mediatic en Marleen Hendriksen van SNS Bank.In Marketing Report ontvangen presentator Peter Wybenga en sidekick Bas Vlugt, elke derde dinsdag van de maand, bepalende spelers uit de wereld van de marketingcommunicatie. Ze gaan in gesprek over innovaties en trends in media, creatie en data.Marketing Report is elke derde dinsdag van de maand, tussen 18:30 en 20:00 uur, te beluisteren op New Business Radio. Na de uitzending is het programma terug te luisteren als podcast (o.a. via...2022-08-1713 min
Marketing ReportRogier Bruggeman (ZIGT) - Marketing Report 16 augustusTe gast in deze uitzending zijn Martine Peeters van StuDocu, Ramona Chang van Gemeente Utrecht, Dennis Mensink van Mediatic en Marleen Hendriksen van SNS Bank.In Marketing Report ontvangen presentator Peter Wybenga en sidekick Bas Vlugt, elke derde dinsdag van de maand, bepalende spelers uit de wereld van de marketingcommunicatie. Ze gaan in gesprek over innovaties en trends in media, creatie en data.Marketing Report is elke derde dinsdag van de maand, tussen 18:30 en 20:00 uur, te beluisteren op New Business Radio. Na de uitzending is het programma terug te luisteren als podcast (o.a. via...2022-08-1715 min
Marketing ReportRamona Chang (Gemeente Utrecht) - Marketing Report 16 augustusTe gast in deze uitzending zijn Martine Peeters van StuDocu, Ramona Chang van Gemeente Utrecht, Dennis Mensink van Mediatic en Marleen Hendriksen van SNS Bank.In Marketing Report ontvangen presentator Peter Wybenga en sidekick Bas Vlugt, elke derde dinsdag van de maand, bepalende spelers uit de wereld van de marketingcommunicatie. Ze gaan in gesprek over innovaties en trends in media, creatie en data.Marketing Report is elke derde dinsdag van de maand, tussen 18:30 en 20:00 uur, te beluisteren op New Business Radio. Na de uitzending is het programma terug te luisteren als podcast (o.a. via...2022-08-1714 min
Marketing ReportMarleen Hendriksen (SNS Bank) - Marketing Report 16 augustusTe gast in deze uitzending zijn Martine Peeters van StuDocu, Ramona Chang van Gemeente Utrecht, Dennis Mensink van Mediatic en Marleen Hendriksen van SNS Bank.In Marketing Report ontvangen presentator Peter Wybenga en sidekick Bas Vlugt, elke derde dinsdag van de maand, bepalende spelers uit de wereld van de marketingcommunicatie. Ze gaan in gesprek over innovaties en trends in media, creatie en data.Marketing Report is elke derde dinsdag van de maand, tussen 18:30 en 20:00 uur, te beluisteren op New Business Radio. Na de uitzending is het programma terug te luisteren als podcast (o.a. via...2022-08-1718 min
Zo word je steenrijk!#39 Beleggen is niet eng, zelfs niet met 1 miljard met Martine HafkampDe boodschap van Martine Hafkamp is simpel; Beleggen is niet eng. Martine doet dit met Fintessa Vermogensbeheer voor meer dan 2000 klanten en met 1 miljard euro. In deze aflevering legt ze de basisprincipes uit van de beurs en beleggen en hebben we het over de huidige stand van zaken in de financiële wereld. Verder bespreken we de fouten die sommige beleggers maken en hoe jij die kan voorkomen en hoe Martine voor haar klanten de beste, maar wel realistische, rendementen behaalt.Kijk hier voor mijn NIEUWE gratis e-book over vastgoed en inflatie: https://www.vrijheid-vastgoed.nl/inflatie2022-06-1557 min
PwC’s blik op de Publieke SectorBreed perspectief op lokale overheden: #3 De kwaliteit en toegevoegde waarde van de accountantscontroleIn deze derde aflevering in de podcastserie ‘Breed perspectief op lokale overheden’ gaan Martine Koedijk en Anton Eelco Gerritsma weer in gesprek met diverse stakeholders. Aan de hand van verschillende voorbeelden bespreken zij de kwaliteit en de toegevoegde waarde van de accountantscontrole. Wat is een kwalitatief goede controle eigenlijk? Wat is de toegevoegde waarde voor de organisatie en het bestuur? En hoe ziet de accountantscontrole bij lokale overheden er in de toekomst eigenlijk uit?Kortom, wat kunnen we leren van de verschillende perspectieven van onze gasten?Onze gastenWillem van der H...2022-02-2437 min
HIJStakkiesPOW! WOW! Rotterdam Talks: What do street art curators do?In September, the fourth edition of POW! WOW! Rotterdam took place in the Southside of the city. In the daytime, an international group of artists created inspired murals and artworks in its streets. In the evenings, they shared their stories in the atmospheric Hefpark. This is the third of three recordings of those talks. Host Jaap van der Doelen speaks to Dennis Elbers of Blind Walls Gallery in Breda, Loïc Mondé of festival LAY UP in Toulouse and David Roos of museum STRAAT in Amsterdam.
The conversation is, among other things, negotiating with authorities, the working pro...2021-11-1852 min
And We're Rolling with Stephanie HuntMartine Dennis on Finding Your Grit When it's Easy to FoldSend us a textAs an anchor, being catapulted into live breaking news is not for the faint hearted. All the plans and rundowns go out the window and it’s down to guts, grit and your smarts to survive. But that’s also the fun of it. And this week’s guest is the best in the business. Martine Dennis is a senior international news anchor, journalist, moderator and supreme legend of global broadcasting.At only 24 she was a BBC correspondent at the United Nations in New York.It was a role that granted Martin...2021-09-1532 min