Robert Orzanna Podcast Collection. Last Updated: 2017-03-23

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Israel will tausende neue Wohnungen im Westjordanland bauen. Für viele das Aus der Zwei-Staaten-Lösung. Was bedeutet das für Palästinenser – und warum treibt Israels Regierung den Konflikt so massiv voran?

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Moderatorin: Ilka Knigge

Gesprächspartner: Hamze Awawde, palästinensischer Friedensaktivist

Gesprächspartner: Jan-Christoph Kitzler, ARD-Korrespondent in Tel Aviv

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In this landmark 750th episode of the NZ Tech Podcast, Paul Spain sits down with Xero founder Rod Drury for an inspiring conversation on New Zealand’s tech landscape. Rod dives into his post-Xero projects, the future of digital identity, challenges of globalisation, the nation’s payment infrastructure, and Queenstown’s innovation as a live lab. Expect fresh insights on AI strategies, public-private collaborations, fintech disruption, and how Kiwi ingenuity can shape the world. Don’t miss this thought-provoking, future-focused episode!

Special thanks to our show partners 2degrees, One New Zealand, Spark New Zealand, HP, Workday and Gorilla Technology.

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US-Präsident Trump redet von Sicherheitsgarantien. Bedeutet das am Ende deutsche Soldaten in der Ukraine? Ein Soldat der Bundeswehr erklärt, was diese Debatte für ihn persönlich bedeutet.

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Moderatorin: Ilka Knigge

Gesprächspartner: David Matei, Bundeswehrhauptmann

Gesprächspartnerin: Aylin Matlé, Research Fellow beim Zentrum für Sicherheit und Verteidigung (DGAP)

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Why does time feel so slippery, especially for creative pros? In this episode, we explore the phenomenon of “time anxiety”—that restless sense that we’re running out of time or not spending our hours on what really matters. We’re joined by Chris Guillebeau, author of the book Time Anxiety, who brings a fresh lens to how we experience time, how our anxieties about it span past, present, and future—and why productivity hacks alone will never be enough.

We dig into the difference between optimizing and aligning our time, the dangers of chasing phantom deadlines, and why so much of our stress comes not from the clock itself but from unresolved tensions and borrowed definitions of success. Together, we share practical tactics to help you shift from a reactive, urgent default to a more intentional, aligned creative life.

If you’ve caught yourself sprinting but never arriving, or if you’ve ever felt that low-grade hum of anxiety about how you’re spending your days—this conversation is for you.

Five Key Learnings:

1. Time anxiety spans the past, present, and future. It’s not just about feeling overwhelmed day-to-day—it’s also about lingering regrets, future uncertainties, and the ever-present sense of the clock ticking down.
2. Optimization isn’t the solution—alignment is. You can’t “efficiency” your way out of anxiety. The real answer? Align your time with your values, priorities, and the impact you want to have.
3. Phantom deadlines and borrowed benchmarks create false pressure. Much of our anxiety comes from arbitrary timelines based on outliers or cultural expectations. True progress comes from setting your own standards and constraints.
4. Not everything urgent is important. Creative work demands space for what matters. Protecting time for meaningful—and even non-urgent—work is essential to breaking the cycle of anxiety.
5. Self-awareness is the starting point. Pay close attention to how you spend your time and how it makes you feel. Notice unresolved tensions, distinguish between energizing and draining activities, and let those insights guide your daily choices.

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