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Inventor, author, printer, scientist, politician, diplomat—all these terms do not even begin to fully describe the amazing and multitalented, Benjamin Franklin who was of course also one of the Founding Fathers of America.

At the age of 75, in 1771 he began work on what he called his Memoirs. He was still working on it when he died in 1790 and it was published posthumously, entitled An Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. The book had a complicated and controversial publication history. Strangely enough, the first volume only was first published in French, in Paris in 1791. Later in 1793 a couple of English translations appeared containing the second volume as well. In 1818 Franklin's grandson brought out a three volume edition, which left out the last unfinished fourth volume. William Temple Franklin also took great liberties with the text and made his own revisions. However, in 1868, publisher John Bigelow purchased the original and complete manuscript and brought out the most complete edition so far. The 20th century saw several scholars bring out more definitive and complete versions.

An Autobiography...  was written apparently to apprise his son about the events of his life and also meant to be a treatise that would lead to the self betterment of the younger generation. As a book, it is a difficult and complex read. The tone is often meandering, arrogant and condescending in turn and does not have a consistent feel. Written over an extended time period, there are large gaps in sequence and often the author contradicts his own recounting of events. In fact, it ends abruptly, without a shred of information about Franklin's seminal role in the American Revolution. Yet, two centuries after its debut, it remains widely read and acclaimed, valued for its being almost the first autobiography to have been written in English. Its extensive advice on how to go about achieving a list of virtues is probably the first ever self-help book.

As a glimpse of life in 18th century America, it is unrivaled. An Autobiography... also provides readers with the immense possibilities that the New World holds. A poor middleclass youth, one of 10 children, whose parents could hardly afford to send him to school, who attains learning and honest employment by dint of sheer hard work can even today be said to represent the American Dream. With the publication of An Autobiography... it was possible for this new and emerging superpower to establish a history and tradition of its own.

As a slice of history, An Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is indeed an interesting and riveting read.

Inventor, author, printer, scientist, politician, diplomat—all these terms do not even begin to fully describe the amazing and multitalented, Benjamin Franklin who was of course also one of the Founding Fathers of America. At the age of 75, in 1771 he began work on what he called his Memoirs. He was still working on it when he died in 1790 and it was published posthumously, entitled An Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. The book had a complicated and controversial publication history. Strangely enough, the first volume only was first published in French, in Paris in 1791. Later in 1793 a couple of English translations appeared containing the second volume as well. In 1818 Franklin's grandson brought out a three volume edition, which left out the last unfinished fourth volume. William Temple Franklin also took great liberties with the text and made his own revisions. However, in 1868, publisher John Bigelow purchased the original and complete manuscript and brought out the most complete edition so far. The 20th century saw several scholars bring out more definitive and complete versions. An Autobiography... was written apparently to apprise his son about the events of his life and also meant to be a treatise that would lead to the self betterment of the younger generation. As a book, it is a difficult and complex read. The tone is often meandering, arrogant and condescending in turn and does not have a consistent feel. Written over an extended time period, there are large gaps in sequence and often the author contradicts his own recounting of events. In fact, it ends abruptly, without a shred of information about Franklin's seminal role in the American Revolution. Yet, two centuries after its debut, it remains widely read and acclaimed, valued for its being almost the first autobiography to have been written in English. Its extensive advice on how to go about achieving a list of virtues is probably the first ever self-help book. As a glimpse of life in 18th century America, it is unrivaled. An Autobiography... also provides readers with the immense possibilities that the New World holds. A poor middleclass youth, one of 10 children, whose parents could hardly afford to send him to school, who attains learning and honest employment by dint of sheer hard work can even today be said to represent the American Dream. With the publication of An Autobiography... it was possible for this new and emerging superpower to establish a history and tradition of its own. As a slice of history, An Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is indeed an interesting and riveting read.

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin

Just a couple of guys who have some opinions about Comic Books and other nerdy things.

NolaNerdCast

the drunker you are, the better we sound...sort of a comic book show.

It's the crankcast!

Welcome to our weekly podcast brought to you by The Actor's Green Room. We offer professional classes and events for working actors with have locations in New York and Los Angeles. We help actors cultivate relationships with agents, managers and casting directors and ultimately start working in the industry. On a regular basis, we will be bringing you audition tips from Jennifer Rudolph, the Owner of The Actor's Green Room, as well as many casting directors, helpful advice from agents and managers and from our staff members, success stories from many of our actors and much more.

Green Pod

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Rilla of Ingleside is the eighth book in the Anne of Green Gables series and focuses on the inspiring journey of Rilla Blythe, the youngest daughter of Anne and Gilbert, as she transforms from a carefree young girl into an enduring young woman swept into the chaos of war. Written from a female perspective, Montgomery accurately depicts a time in history, as she provides a contemporaneous account of the war and serves up the most emotional book in the series. Set during the First World War, the novel explores themes of coming of age, love, separation, and most importantly women’s roles during the war.

The novel begins with the introduction of 15-year-old girl Rilla, who appears as a spoilt, self-centered and immature young girl, preoccupied with adolescent strife as she excitedly prepares for her first grown-up party. However, the bliss of the party is interrupted when word reaches of the outbreak of war and throws the town into frenzy as the men talk about joining.  Subsequently, Rilla’s brother Jem and his friend Jerry enlist and go to a training camp before leaving to join the front in France. Following a series of events, Rilla is left alone with her parents worrying about the fate of those fighting, which later include her brother Walter and her love interest Kenneth. As the war continues, the young girl slowly matures and turns her back on her past self-serving ways and instead embraces helping others and putting their needs above her own. Assisting the Junior Red Cross, helping a couple wed, and raising a war orphan are just some of the responsibilities Rilla takes up without protest. As the novel progresses, so does the young protagonist who courageously rises to each occasion with the hope of the safe return of loved ones.

A heart wrenching and inspirational sequel, Rilla of Ingleside offers a rare insight in the roles and hardships experienced by women during war as they were left to the mercy of uncertainty as each day passed.  A story caught up in the shadow of war, the novel is an emotional journey of growth, loss, and sacrifice, but nevertheless a timeless piece of literature.

Rilla of Ingleside is the eighth book in the Anne of Green Gables series and focuses on the inspiring journey of Rilla Blythe, the youngest daughter of Anne and Gilbert, as she transforms from a carefree young girl into an enduring young woman swept into the chaos of war. Written from a female perspective, Montgomery accurately depicts a time in history, as she provides a contemporaneous account of the war and serves up the most emotional book in the series. Set during the First World War, the novel explores themes of coming of age, love, separation, and most importantly women’s roles during the war. The novel begins with the introduction of 15-year-old girl Rilla, who appears as a spoilt, self-centered and immature young girl, preoccupied with adolescent strife as she excitedly prepares for her first grown-up party. However, the bliss of the party is interrupted when word reaches of the outbreak of war and throws the town into frenzy as the men talk about joining. Subsequently, Rilla’s brother Jem and his friend Jerry enlist and go to a training camp before leaving to join the front in France. Following a series of events, Rilla is left alone with her parents worrying about the fate of those fighting, which later include her brother Walter and her love interest Kenneth. As the war continues, the young girl slowly matures and turns her back on her past self-serving ways and instead embraces helping others and putting their needs above her own. Assisting the Junior Red Cross, helping a couple wed, and raising a war orphan are just some of the responsibilities Rilla takes up without protest. As the novel progresses, so does the young protagonist who courageously rises to each occasion with the hope of the safe return of loved ones. A heart wrenching and inspirational sequel, Rilla of Ingleside offers a rare insight in the roles and hardships experienced by women during war as they were left to the mercy of uncertainty as each day passed. A story caught up in the shadow of war, the novel is an emotional journey of growth, loss, and sacrifice, but nevertheless a timeless piece of literature.

Rilla of Ingleside by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Tam Love from letteringtutorial.com presents the Hand Lettering Podcast. Tam shares helpful hand lettering information, tips, and resources, everything from beginning lettering to going pro. Tam welcomes you to join her in the wonderful creative world of illustrative lettering, brush lettering and calligraphy.

Hand Lettering Podcast

What About Chicago? (Named The Chicago Reader's #1 music podcast), is your weekly show exploring live art, music, entertainment and culture with host Rahim Salaam. Listen/follow/subscribe to the podcast on Spotify/Apple Music and on Instagram at @whataboutchicago. We really need and appreciate any and all support to keep the podcast going. Please donate what you can at patreon.com/whataboutchicago #praiseart

What About Chicago?!

The one and only place to get all the info you want on the happenings of Kowabunga Comics! With an eye to everything pop culture, you never know what we are going to talk about. For more information on us, head over to www.kowabungacomics.com

Kow Cast

John G. Nicolay was Abraham Lincoln’s private White House secretary. With assistant secretary, John Hay, he wrote the two volume definitive biography of Lincoln, “Abraham Lincoln, a Biography.” Although this is a condensation by Nicolay of that biography, it is still a sizable work and a fairly thorough treatment of the life of the 16th president of the United States.

A Short Life of Abraham Lincoln by John George Nicolay

방구석 미술관

Brought to you by Procrastinating.com.  Discussions of products, games, and websites to help enjoy your free time including The Digital X Trader Podcasts.

Brought to you by Procrastinating.com. Discussions of products, games, and websites to help enjoy your free time including The Digital X Trader Podcasts.

The Digital X Trader Podcast presented by Procrastinating.com

From red carpets to recording studios and everywhere in between, Keith Price, comedian, former on air personality/theater reporter for Sirius XM, and now podcaster, takes his endearing and warm interviewing style, combines it with his passion and love for theater, and brings you some great conversations with some pretty amazing people.

Keith Price's Curtain Call

JoelRadio.net

Capes Eat Free is an auditory experience, brought to you by four friends working in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles. One part DVD commentary, one part podcast, with a large helping of nerdism. Cue up the films and listen along with us as we idolize the caped heroes—who may have changed your lives as much as they have changed ours—while discussing and dissecting the films from four unique perspectives:
 
Chad: “The Resident Movie Nerd” - Lover of trivia, movie magic, cinema history, and the filmgoing experience.
 
Martin: “The Thought Junkie” - Closet hippie who loves discussing cinematic themes that can positively influence the world and connect humanity through a singular lens.
 
Chris: “The Film School Dropout” - Watches for story and structure, but has been known to go to the bathroom during the credits.
 
Suzy: “Suzy Q” - The newest member of the crew, dubbed Suzy Q for Quarantine because she joined us during the pandemic.

Capes Eat Free is an auditory experience, brought to you by four friends working in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles. One part DVD commentary, one part podcast, with a large helping of nerdism. Cue up the films and listen along with us as we idolize the caped heroes—who may have changed your lives as much as they have changed ours—while discussing and dissecting the films from four unique perspectives: Chad: “The Resident Movie Nerd” - Lover of trivia, movie magic, cinema history, and the filmgoing experience. Martin: “The Thought Junkie” - Closet hippie who loves discussing cinematic themes that can positively influence the world and connect humanity through a singular lens. Chris: “The Film School Dropout” - Watches for story and structure, but has been known to go to the bathroom during the credits. Suzy: “Suzy Q” - The newest member of the crew, dubbed Suzy Q for Quarantine because she joined us during the pandemic.

Capes Eat Free

The craft project est un média fondé par Raphaëlle Le Baud engagé à faire grandir l’appétit pour les métiers d’art en donnant la parole à ceux qui les exercent. 
Un artisan d’art est un homme ou une femme qui choisit de faire apparaître de nouveaux objets sur la planète et consacre à cette tâche son corps, son âme et son esprit en mêlant la technique du virtuose, la malice de l’inventeur et la poésie du créateur.

Professionnels des métiers d’art,  étudiants, institutions, écoles, passionnés… au carrefour de tous les acteurs du secteur, nous écoutons, nous racontons, nous relayons pour rassembler.
Nous sommes engagés pour montrer les métiers d’art tels que nous les vivons: exigeants, créatifs, innovants et désirables. 
Nous sommes engagés pour contribuer à ce que les métiers d’art soient plus souvent choisis, plus souvent transmis et plus souvent achetés.
Nous sommes engagés parce que nous voulons résister à l’uniformisation du monde et que nous pensons que l’art de la matière est une arme pour faire à nouveau régner la beauté dans nos cités, dans nos vies et dans nos cœurs.

Le montage et le mixage sont assurés par Philippe Calvayrach
La musique a été créée par Velvet Stairs
Une production @metiers_rares
Créatrice et Host: @raphaelle_le_baud

En nous laissant des commentaires et des étoiles sur Apple Podcast, vous faîtes porter nos voix.  Vous pouvez aussi nous soutenir en faisant un don à notre association  www.thecraftproject.fr

The craft project est un média fondé par Raphaëlle Le Baud engagé à faire grandir l’appétit pour les métiers d’art en donnant la parole à ceux qui les exercent. Un artisan d’art est un homme ou une femme qui choisit de faire apparaître de nouveaux objets sur la planète et consacre à cette tâche son corps, son âme et son esprit en mêlant la technique du virtuose, la malice de l’inventeur et la poésie du créateur. Professionnels des métiers d’art, étudiants, institutions, écoles, passionnés… au carrefour de tous les acteurs du secteur, nous écoutons, nous racontons, nous relayons pour rassembler. Nous sommes engagés pour montrer les métiers d’art tels que nous les vivons: exigeants, créatifs, innovants et désirables. Nous sommes engagés pour contribuer à ce que les métiers d’art soient plus souvent choisis, plus souvent transmis et plus souvent achetés. Nous sommes engagés parce que nous voulons résister à l’uniformisation du monde et que nous pensons que l’art de la matière est une arme pour faire à nouveau régner la beauté dans nos cités, dans nos vies et dans nos cœurs. Le montage et le mixage sont assurés par Philippe Calvayrach La musique a été créée par Velvet Stairs Une production @metiers_rares Créatrice et Host: @raphaelle_le_baud En nous laissant des commentaires et des étoiles sur Apple Podcast, vous faîtes porter nos voix. Vous pouvez aussi nous soutenir en faisant un don à notre association www.thecraftproject.fr

The Craft Project

Join the LI Comic Guys as they tap into their (sometimes unhealthy) obsession to discuss everything from comic books and original art, to Star Wars and Dungeons & Dragons.

Join the LI Comic Guys as they tap into their (sometimes unhealthy) obsession to discuss everything from comic books and original art, to Star Wars and Dungeons &amp; Dragons.

Don't Feed The Geeks

People of Palm Beach is a local leading podcast hosted by TV news veteran, show creator and branding expert, Suzanne Boyd. On this podcast, Suzanne sits down for conversations with inspiring people in South Florida. Suzanne's strong interviewing, social media and communication skills make each episode both conversational and compelling.

People of Palm Beach

The Midnight Case Files is an original weekly audio drama podcast produced by Sarain Diamond. The show is a supernatural procedural mystery show following the likes of CSI and Law & Order.

The Midnight Case Files is an original weekly audio drama podcast produced by Sarain Diamond. The show is a supernatural procedural mystery show following the likes of CSI and Law &amp; Order.

The Midnight Case Files

A podcast about anything, everything, and probably tacos.

WERO

Kutika! is a new literary podcast featuring modern African short stories written by aerospace engineer and award winning author of A Casualty of Power, Mukuka Chipanta. The stories tackle topical issues facing Africa today - love, life, religion, gender and more. Please subscribe and leave a rating

Kutika! - Modern African Stories

La Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels' popular Wine Boot Camps -- 50 minute educational classes hosted by the wine bar's sommeliers -- can now be experienced on the go, in podcast form! Compagnie Managing Partner Caleb Ganzer and Sommelier Wissam Jaugeon have teamed up to create The Wine Boot Camp Podcast, a monthly deep dive into producers and topics the Compagnie team is obsessed with. Each episode spotlights a winemaking trailblazer from around the world or otherwise topical subject to folks in the wine industry. Each story is told through the lens of New York city's wine scene.

Wine Boot Camp

An RPG podcast exploring the craft of home-brew campaigns in tandem with an ongoing adventure. Follow our party as they explore the mysterious Dragon's Jungle, discovering secrets about their traveling companions along the way. Get a peek behind the curtain at the craft of RPG storytelling with our special Crunch! episodes. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

An RPG podcast exploring the craft of home-brew campaigns in tandem with an ongoing adventure. Follow our party as they explore the mysterious Dragon's Jungle, discovering secrets about their traveling companions along the way. Get a peek behind the curtain at the craft of RPG storytelling with our special Crunch! episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An RPG podcast exploring the craft of home-brew campaigns in tandem with an ongoing adventure. Follow our party as they explore the mysterious Dragon's Jungle, discovering secrets about their traveling companions along the way. Get a peek behind the curtain at the craft of RPG storytelling with our special Crunch! episodes. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Mythos Manual

Zero Hour Strikes!

A podcast from Charles Kershenblatt about South Jersey analog Photography — as well as connecting with creative people and projects from around the world.

Bringing It All Back Home

Welcome to our old-time Podcast Audio Drama, "The Lost Tigers and the Shadow of Evil"...NEW from Adventureland Media!

The Lost Tigers

Craft Beer and brewery reviews, mixed with a little pub chat from The Brit and Yankee Pub Studios located somewhere in Chicagoland, presented by Landlord Phil Clark (The Brit), and co-hosts, Chuck Fort (head brewer at Church Street Brewing), and Ken McMullen (head brewer at Hopvine Brewing). Nominated for 2007 and 2016 Podcast Awards, we podcast for the love of beer!

The Brit and Yankee Craft Beer Podcast

An Elvis Costello Appreciation Podcast. An appreciation & exploration of linguists, language, poetry, and clever word play as framed by the peerless poetry of the modern day master, Elvis Costello

An Elvis Costello Appreciation Podcast. An appreciation &amp; exploration of linguists, language, poetry, and clever word play as framed by the peerless poetry of the modern day master, Elvis Costello

Slow Drag with Remedy :: An Elvis Costello Appreciation

A podcast for young creatives who want to learn ways to make a living by doing what they love! Join me on my journey to do the same and hear stories from other artists who are hustling. Calling all young creative entrepreneurs!

Young Creative Hustlers

My Tiny Cook Spot is a bi-weekly podcast lead by your host, Kate Schmeck, as she journey's her way through her mom's recipe box. If you love food and love to eat then you are in the right place! 

After my mom passed I became the owner of over 290 recipes! My guests and I will cook together, have a few laughs, drink a few cocktails, and learn a bit about each other. How fun does that sound!

Are you ready to get up close and personal with food?

My Tiny Cook Spot is a bi-weekly podcast lead by your host, Kate Schmeck, as she journey's her way through her mom's recipe box. If you love food and love to eat then you are in the right place! After my mom passed I became the owner of over 290 recipes! My guests and I will cook together, have a few laughs, drink a few cocktails, and learn a bit about each other. How fun does that sound! Are you ready to get up close and personal with food?

My Tiny Cook Spot

Welcome to ‘Don’t Tell Baba,’ a conversational podcast with Middle Eastern flair hosted by Noor and Shereen!

Don’t Tell Baba

We are a Song of Ice and Fire Podcast. We will be doing a chapter by chapter read through of the entire series (wish us luck). We started recording this podcast early April 2019 (two weeks before the 8th and final season of Game of Thrones. Because of that we also cover that season episode by episode as well. We are all die hard Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones) fans and love discussing questions and theories. We are always looking for more theories to talk about so anything you've got send to us via any social media or comment wherever you may listen. Special Thanks to Dalton for providing the intro and outro music.

Morning Throners Podcast

Rosy Huang and Gigi Lee are 2 Bitchin’ Dumplings. A former cook and baker exploring the miscellany of Asian food-related topics. From the stinky foods they love to what they think are the sexiest Asian foods—these two grown women aim to connect the dots in culture, history and the Asian American zeitgeist. Along the way, enjoy some laughs &amp; their own off-the-cuff stories. No topic is off-limits! 

Follow us on IG <a href="https://www.instagram.com/2bitchindumplings" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@2bitchindumplings</a>. Have some thoughts or wanna sting us with some Asian mom judgment? Email us: 2bitchindumplings@gmail.com

Rosy Huang and Gigi Lee are 2 Bitchin’ Dumplings. A former cook and baker exploring the miscellany of Asian food-related topics. From the stinky foods they love to what they think are the sexiest Asian foods—these two grown women aim to connect the dots in culture, history and the Asian American zeitgeist. Along the way, enjoy some laughs & their own off-the-cuff stories. No topic is off-limits! Follow us on IG @2bitchindumplings. Have some thoughts or wanna sting us with some Asian mom judgment? Email us: 2bitchindumplings@gmail.com

Rosy Huang and Gigi Lee are 2 Bitchin’ Dumplings. A former cook and baker exploring the miscellany of Asian food-related topics. From the stinky foods they love to what they think are the sexiest Asian foods—these two grown women aim to connect the dots in culture, history and the Asian American zeitgeist. Along the way, enjoy some laughs &amp; their own off-the-cuff stories. No topic is off-limits! 

Follow us on IG <a href="https://www.instagram.com/2bitchindumplings" rel="noopener noreferrer">@2bitchindumplings</a>. Have some thoughts or wanna sting us with some Asian mom judgment? Email us: 2bitchindumplings@gmail.com

2 Bitchin' Dumplings

Every Wednesday on My Plate is Always Full, Meseidy and Rebecca discuss and debate all things food. Most discussions are friendly and some get a bit heated, sometimes there is a food fight. My Plate is Always full will have a little food history and science, mixed with a little bit of cooking technique, some food culture, recipes, and a sprinkle of inappropriate humor. Meseidy Rivera (The Noshery), and Rebecca Lindamood (Foodie with Family) are friends, former chefs, and food bloggers who have a lot to say about food.

My Plate is Always Full

In a penthouse on Telegraph Hill, Candy  Matson answers her telephone and agrees to take on yet another case.   Natalie Park stars as Matson, a San Francisco private investigator who  is not only smart, sassy and sexy, but tough, too!

In a penthouse on Telegraph Hill, Candy Matson answers her telephone and agrees to take on yet another case. Natalie Park stars as Matson, a San Francisco private investigator who is not only smart, sassy and sexy, but tough, too!

Candy Matson

Podcasten som hjælper dig med finde din personlige smag inden for vin og samtidig gør dig klogere på de dejlige dråber. Rigtig god lyttelyst!

Vært: Jonas Landin 
Ekspert: René Langdahl

Der kan forekomme sponseret indhold i afsnittene.

Køb bogen her https://vinforbegyndere.com/

Besøg os på Facebook og Instagram, hvor man kan vinde vin og se billeder og andet godt.

https://www.facebook.com/vinforbegyndere
https://www.instagram.com/vinforbegyndere/

Web: https://www.radioteket.dk/
Kontakt: radioteket@radioteket.dk

Denne podcast deler indhold relateret til alkohol for voksne 18+ år.  Alt indhold er udelukkende tiltænkt myndige brugere. Vi opfordrer altid til ansvarligt forbrug.

Podcasten som hjælper dig med finde din personlige smag inden for vin og samtidig gør dig klogere på de dejlige dråber. Rigtig god lyttelyst! Vært: Jonas Landin Ekspert: René Langdahl Der kan forekomme sponseret indhold i afsnittene. Køb bogen her https://vinforbegyndere.com/ Besøg os på Facebook og Instagram, hvor man kan vinde vin og se billeder og andet godt. https://www.facebook.com/vinforbegyndere https://www.instagram.com/vinforbegyndere/ Web: https://www.radioteket.dk/ Kontakt: radioteket@radioteket.dk Denne podcast deler indhold relateret til alkohol for voksne 18+ år. Alt indhold er udelukkende tiltænkt myndige brugere. Vi opfordrer altid til ansvarligt forbrug.

Vin for begyndere

قصد دارم کتاب " the art of good life" را در ۵۲ اپیزود کوتاه (که به تعداد فصل های کتاب است) براتون بازخوانی کنم. این کتاب در زمینه اقتصاد رفتاری است . علمی که بسیار جوان است و روی خطاهای شناختی ما تمر‌کز دارد. نویسنده کتاب رولف دوبلی است.استاد دانشگاه و یک بیزنس من زبده است.تفکردت او بسیار لذت بخش و الهام دهنده است. ممنون که همراه من هستید. 

این اولین پادکست منه. ممنون میشم اگر نظر، انتقاد، یا پیشنهادتون رو برام اعلام کنید.🙏🏽

قصد دارم کتاب " the art of good life" را در ۵۲ اپیزود کوتاه (که به تعداد فصل های کتاب است) براتون بازخوانی کنم. این کتاب در زمینه اقتصاد رفتاری است . علمی که بسیار جوان است و روی خطاهای شناختی ما تمر‌کز دارد. نویسنده کتاب رولف دوبلی است.استاد دانشگاه و یک بیزنس من زبده است.تفکردت او بسیار لذت بخش و الهام دهنده است. ممنون که همراه من هستید. این اولین پادکست منه. ممنون میشم اگر نظر، انتقاد، یا پیشنهادتون رو برام اعلام کنید.🙏🏽

هنر خوب زندگی کردن

Kayla Hansen and Cristal Blasko are sisters, home organizers, coffee and cocktail lovers, and hosts of this witty show called Well ordered. Well lived. Grab your favorite beverage and join them as they have fun and curious conversations about home solutions, family, and reinvesting in new experiences.

Well ordered. Well lived.

Radio Resistance is a limited series produced by the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis in conjunction with the exhibition Stories of Resistance. Artists featured in the exhibition are paired with figures from the past, present, and future of St. Louis, coming together to transmit messages of dissent. Co-produced and hosted by Wassan Al-Khudhairi, Michelle Dezember, and Misa Jeffereis.

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