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	节目邀请社会知名人士走进全国著名高校，与大学生和青年学者分享自己的人生经历、职场经验和生活感悟。本节目属于教育公益励志类范畴，希望通过与各行业精英的交流，能让学生们对未来的工作生活有一个全新的理解和判断。更多内容请搜索添加微信公众号：elitemind 
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节目邀请社会知名人士走进全国著名高校，与大学生和青年学者分享自己的人生经历、职场经验和生活感悟。本节目属于教育公益励志类范畴，希望通过与各行业精英的交流，能让学生们对未来的工作生活有一个全新的理解和判断。更多内容请搜索添加微信公众号：elitemind

《理想时间》全国首档明星进校园演讲分享节目

Lawyer and amateur historian Michael Buckner uses the History, Law &amp; Justice podcast to explore legal issues affecting governance, society and culture of the United States and other civilizations, past and present, using history as his guide. From Ancient Greece, Egypt and Rome to the present digital age, Michael enthusiastically uses past historical and cultural lessons to assist his understanding of the how’s and why’s of our modern society.

Lawyer and amateur historian Michael Buckner uses the History, Law & Justice podcast to explore legal issues affecting governance, society and culture of the United States and other civilizations, past and present, using history as his guide. From Ancient Greece, Egypt and Rome to the present digital age, Michael enthusiastically uses past historical and cultural lessons to assist his understanding of the how’s and why’s of our modern society.

History, Law & Justice

Curahan Hati untuk Tuhan

Sound recordist creates podcast to free himself creatively in the world of sound. Various sound ideas gets translated into episodes where creativity, ideas, mistakes and sounds play the leading role.

Sound recordist creates podcast to free himself creatively in the world of sound. Various sound ideas gets translated into episodes where creativity, ideas, mistakes and sounds play the leading role.

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Mengisi kekosongan dg membuat podcast, ngobrol ttg isu2 maupun topik yg lagi trending ataupun yg pengen diangkat. Seru-seruan, kocak, dll yah pokoknya macem2 ya ada di podcast Celoteh Hari Ini

Celoteh Hari Ini

Il critico d'arte più famoso d'Italia legge i grandi capolavori italiani. 16 lezioni dedicate ai grandi artisti italiani : Giotto, Dante, Lotto, Tiziano, Masaccio, Caravaggio, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raffaello, Rubens, Piero della Francesca, Brunelleschi, Botticelli, Perugino, Bellini, Mantegna.

Il critico d'arte più famoso d'Italia legge i grandi capolavori italiani. 16 lezioni dedicate ai grandi artisti italiani : Giotto, Dante, Lotto, Tiziano, Masaccio, Caravaggio, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raffaello, Rubens, Piero della Francesca, Brunelleschi, Botticelli, Perugino, Bellini, Mantegna.

Il critico d'arte più famoso d'Italia legge i grandi capolavori italiani.&nbsp;16 lezioni dedicate ai grandi artisti italiani : Giotto, Dante, Lotto, Tiziano, Masaccio, Caravaggio, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raffaello, Rubens, Piero della Francesca, Brunelleschi, Botticelli, Perugino, Bellini, Mantegna.

In arte Sgarbi

Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Abdullah Hurafi (may Allah have mercy on him) is the imam and khateeb (the one who dedicated the khutbah) of the Islamic temple. He was born in al-Bukairiya in 1333H and grew up in a home full of knowledge and noise. His father was the chief of the city, a great scholar and judge.

When the Quran was remembered, Sheikh Abdullah Khulaifi was less than 15 years old. He served as his father’s assistant in a mosque in Abu Koiliya and started as Aam, and later moved to the Namra Mosque in the same city, where his reputation became famous among children who wanted to pray to him.

Some people who were close to the late King Faisal bin bind Abdul Aziz (may Allah have mercy on him) mentioned that the king ordered Sheikh Kulafi Khulaifi) came to find him so that he could pray with him and make him his special magnet in Taif. That was in the early 1360s (Hegira). He continued to serve as an Imam in the palace for two years, and then in 1365H King Faisal (may Allah have mercy on his soul) ordered him to be the Imam and khateeb of Masjidul Haraam. This is the last ten days of Ramadan late at night, after the imam, Salaatul Tahajjud (Salaatul Tahajjud) performed for the first time at the assembly of the chapel (Masjidul Haraam). This continued until his death in 1414H.

About his last few hours, his son Abdur-Rahman bin Abdullah al-Khulaifi told us: “We arrived at the al-Radf suburb of Ta’if on Monday 28th, 1414H, after salaatul Asr. My father looked very good. It was normal, but he was not complaining that I was sick and had no symptoms. He sent me to a nearby market to buy some supplies. When I came back, I found him very nervous and stressed. The doctor, but he refused, and Ask me to put a mattress on him so that he can rest. He rested for about half an hour, then I asked him to go home with me, and he agreed. He stood up, acted like a witch, and then sat in the car with me. When we were on our way home, the tension and pressure returned, and she vomited several times. When this happened, he seemed to miss his daily prayer / dictation very much, and his voice was very weak. Suddenly he stopped speaking, his breathing became shallow, his chest began to vibrate, and his eyes were fixed, so I took him to King Faisal’s hospital in Taif, and the doctor told me he was in Mag before arriving at the hospital. . Maghrib Adhaan died earlier in a car. It was then that he used to prepare salat with the Masjidul Haraam congregation.

He added: “On 1414H, the next day, Tuesday 1414H, his funeral prayers were performed at the ka gate after Saratel Asr of Masjidul Haraam. Bah, the place where he led people to pray for almost fifty years. He was buried in the al-Adl cemetery, and funeral prayers were performed for those who were unable to do the first prayer at Masjidul Haraam. We still remember it fresh, especially during Ramadan, especially when we listen to the Quran (Allahhu noorus-samaawaati wal ard), which Saratto Maghreb often recites in the Holy Land. May Allah Ta’aala have mercy on him with his great mercy.”

Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Abdullah Hurafi (may Allah have mercy on him) is the imam and khateeb (the one who dedicated the khutbah) of the Islamic temple. He was born in al-Bukairiya in 1333H and grew up in a home full of knowledge and noise. His father was the chief of the city, a great scholar and judge. When the Quran was remembered, Sheikh Abdullah Khulaifi was less than 15 years old. He served as his father’s assistant in a mosque in Abu Koiliya and started as Aam, and later moved to the Namra Mosque in the same city, where his reputation became famous among children who wanted to pray to him. Some people who were close to the late King Faisal bin bind Abdul Aziz (may Allah have mercy on him) mentioned that the king ordered Sheikh Kulafi Khulaifi) came to find him so that he could pray with him and make him his special magnet in Taif. That was in the early 1360s (Hegira). He continued to serve as an Imam in the palace for two years, and then in 1365H King Faisal (may Allah have mercy on his soul) ordered him to be the Imam and khateeb of Masjidul Haraam. This is the last ten days of Ramadan late at night, after the imam, Salaatul Tahajjud (Salaatul Tahajjud) performed for the first time at the assembly of the chapel (Masjidul Haraam). This continued until his death in 1414H. About his last few hours, his son Abdur-Rahman bin Abdullah al-Khulaifi told us: “We arrived at the al-Radf suburb of Ta’if on Monday 28th, 1414H, after salaatul Asr. My father looked very good. It was normal, but he was not complaining that I was sick and had no symptoms. He sent me to a nearby market to buy some supplies. When I came back, I found him very nervous and stressed. The doctor, but he refused, and Ask me to put a mattress on him so that he can rest. He rested for about half an hour, then I asked him to go home with me, and he agreed. He stood up, acted like a witch, and then sat in the car with me. When we were on our way home, the tension and pressure returned, and she vomited several times. When this happened, he seemed to miss his daily prayer / dictation very much, and his voice was very weak. Suddenly he stopped speaking, his breathing became shallow, his chest began to vibrate, and his eyes were fixed, so I took him to King Faisal’s hospital in Taif, and the doctor told me he was in Mag before arriving at the hospital. . Maghrib Adhaan died earlier in a car. It was then that he used to prepare salat with the Masjidul Haraam congregation. He added: “On 1414H, the next day, Tuesday 1414H, his funeral prayers were performed at the ka gate after Saratel Asr of Masjidul Haraam. Bah, the place where he led people to pray for almost fifty years. He was buried in the al-Adl cemetery, and funeral prayers were performed for those who were unable to do the first prayer at Masjidul Haraam. We still remember it fresh, especially during Ramadan, especially when we listen to the Quran (Allahhu noorus-samaawaati wal ard), which Saratto Maghreb often recites in the Holy Land. May Allah Ta’aala have mercy on him with his great mercy.”

Abdullah Khulaifi

Grosse Pioniere und ihre Auswirkungen bis heute. Im sechsteiligen "Pioniercast" dreht sich alles um aussergewöhnliche Wirtschaftspioniere aus der Region Schaffhausen, die unser Leben mit ihren Errungenschaften noch heute stark beeinflussen: <ul><li>Elektrizität durch Wasserkraft</li></ul> <ul><li>Anschluss ans Schweizer Eisenbahnnetz</li></ul> <ul><li>Revolutionäre Abfalleimer</li></ul> <ul><li>Die Brücken New Yorks</li></ul> <ul><li>IWC, Georg Fischer oder SIG.</li></ul> Historiker Matthias Wipf (maw@wipfkom.ch) und Podcastmacher Alex Blunschi (alex@blunschi-story.ch) erzählen im Pioniercast Geschichten aus der Geschichte und spicken Wissenswertes stets mit Anekdoten, spannen Bögen zu heute und zeigen überraschende Zusammenhänge auf. Grosse Pioniere mit grossartigen Geschichten erhalten mit dem Pioniercast ein akustisches Denkmal.

Grosse Pioniere und ihre Auswirkungen bis heute. Im sechsteiligen "Pioniercast" dreht sich alles um aussergewöhnliche Wirtschaftspioniere aus der Region Schaffhausen, die unser Leben mit ihren Errungenschaften noch heute stark beeinflussen:Elektrizität durch WasserkraftAnschluss ans Schweizer EisenbahnnetzRevolutionäre AbfalleimerDie Brücken New YorksIWC, Georg Fischer oder SIG.Historiker Matthias Wipf (maw@wipfkom.ch) und Podcastmacher Alex Blunschi (alex@blunschi-story.ch) erzählen im Pioniercast Geschichten aus der Geschichte und spicken Wissenswertes stets mit Anekdoten, spannen Bögen zu heute und zeigen überraschende Zusammenhänge auf.Grosse Pioniere mit grossartigen Geschichten erhalten mit dem Pioniercast ein akustisches Denkmal.

Grosse Pioniere und ihre Auswirkungen bis heute. Im sechsteiligen "Pioniercast" dreht sich alles um aussergewöhnliche Wirtschaftspioniere aus der Region Schaffhausen, die unser Leben mit ihren Errungenschaften noch heute stark beeinflussen: <ul><li>Elektrizität durch Wasserkraft</li></ul> <ul><li>Anschluss ans Schweizer Eisenbahnnetz</li></ul> <ul><li>Revolutionäre Abfalleimer</li></ul> <ul><li>Die Brücken New Yorks</li></ul> <ul><li>IWC, Georg Fischer oder SIG.</li></ul> Historiker Matthias Wipf (maw@wipfkom.ch) und Podcastmacher Alex Blunschi (alex@blunschi-story.ch) erzählen im Pioniercast Geschichten aus der Geschichte und spicken Wissenswertes stets mit Anekdoten, spannen Bögen zu heute und zeigen überraschende Zusammenhänge auf. Grosse Pioniere mit grossartigen Geschichten erhalten mit dem Pioniercast ein akustisches Denkmal.

Pioniercast: Wipf&Blunschi

In deze podcast gaat Loulou Kokkedee op zoek naar het verhaal achter gastarbeiderspension ‘De Tijdgeest’, dat in de jaren '70 veel Marokkaanse arbeidsmigranten huisvestte. Op foto's van het pension zien we vooral een slecht onderhouden pand, met kleine, overvolle kamertjes. Al snel ontdekt Loulou dat 'De Tijdgeest' symbool staat voor iets veel groters: een hele generatie arbeidsmigranten die hun thuis vonden in Amsterdam. Ze ontdekt meer over de buurt, die zich moest aanpassen aan de aanwezigheid van het pension. Ook duikt ze in de rechtszaak die speelde rondom het pension en de structurele problematiek die daaraan ten grondslag lag. Wat is er gebeurd met ‘De Tijdgeest’, haar eigenaren én vooral de bewoners?
 
 Onderzoek voor deze podcast werd gedaan door Warda el Kaddouri, Ingrid Janssens, Jolan Lammertink, Wendy Postmus en Loulou Kokkedee. Het script en de montage is in handen van Melanie Seuren en Sil Biesbroek. Projectleiding en eindredactie komt van Jitka Peeters en Sophie Tates.

In deze podcast gaat Loulou Kokkedee op zoek naar het verhaal achter gastarbeiderspension ‘De Tijdgeest’, dat in de jaren '70 veel Marokkaanse arbeidsmigranten huisvestte. Op foto's van het pension zien we vooral een slecht onderhouden pand, met kleine, overvolle kamertjes. Al snel ontdekt Loulou dat 'De Tijdgeest' symbool staat voor iets veel groters: een hele generatie arbeidsmigranten die hun thuis vonden in Amsterdam. Ze ontdekt meer over de buurt, die zich moest aanpassen aan de aanwezigheid van het pension. Ook duikt ze in de rechtszaak die speelde rondom het pension en de structurele problematiek die daaraan ten grondslag lag. Wat is er gebeurd met ‘De Tijdgeest’, haar eigenaren én vooral de bewoners? Onderzoek voor deze podcast werd gedaan door Warda el Kaddouri, Ingrid Janssens, Jolan Lammertink, Wendy Postmus en Loulou Kokkedee. Het script en de montage is in handen van Melanie Seuren en Sil Biesbroek. Projectleiding en eindredactie komt van Jitka Peeters en Sophie Tates.

De Tijdgeest

Che tracce lascia la guerra nei bambini? Il racconto di Graziella Ghisalberti, una dei pochi sopravvissuti alla strage di Gorla del 1944, ci dice che le bombe ti segnano per sempre anche quando ne esci illeso. La sua storia è un monito di pace che lei con ostinazione continua a testimoniare affinché i suoi 184 compagni di scuola mai diventati grandi non siano dimenticati. "Vivo per Raccontare" è un podcast dell'associazione Enece realizzato grazie al contributo "Milano è memoria", del Comune di Milano. Scritto e raccontato da Silvia Nucini Musiche originali di Luca Micheli Post produzione e montaggio di Emanuele MoscatelliIl fonico di studio è di Luca Possi La supervisione del suono e della musica è di Luca Micheli

Che tracce lascia la guerra nei bambini? Il racconto di Graziella Ghisalberti, una dei pochi sopravvissuti alla strage di Gorla del 1944, ci dice che le bombe ti segnano per sempre anche quando ne esci illeso. La sua storia è un monito di pace che lei con ostinazione continua a testimoniare affinché i suoi 184 compagni di scuola mai diventati grandi non siano dimenticati. "Vivo per Raccontare" è un podcast dell'associazione Enece realizzato grazie al contributo "Milano è memoria", del Comune di Milano. Scritto e raccontato da Silvia Nucini Musiche originali di Luca Micheli Post produzione e montaggio di Emanuele MoscatelliIl fonico di studio è di Luca Possi La supervisione del suono e della musica è di Luca Micheli

Che tracce lascia la guerra nei bambini? Il racconto di Graziella Ghisalberti, una dei pochi sopravvissuti alla strage di Gorla del 1944, ci dice che le bombe ti segnano per sempre anche quando ne esci illeso. La sua storia è un monito di pace che lei con ostinazione continua a testimoniare affinché i suoi 184 compagni di scuola mai diventati grandi non siano dimenticati.&nbsp;"Vivo per Raccontare" è un podcast dell'associazione Enece realizzato grazie al contributo "Milano è memoria", del Comune di Milano.&nbsp;Scritto e raccontato da Silvia Nucini&nbsp;Musiche originali di Luca Micheli&nbsp;Post produzione e montaggio di Emanuele MoscatelliIl fonico di studio è di Luca Possi&nbsp;La supervisione del suono e della musica è di Luca Micheli

Vivo per raccontare

Behind the Mike was a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Network" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Blue Network</a> (NBC) radio series hosted by <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_McNamee" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Graham McNamee</a>, spotlighting behind-the-scenes stories in radio broadcasting. The <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustaining_program" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">sustaining show</a> aired Sundays at 4:30 p.m. ET from September 15, 1940, to April 19, 1942. : 76 : 34 The program featured interviews with on-air personalities and announcers, musicians and other performers, composers, the creators of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound-effects" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">sound-effects</a>, producers, engineers and other technicians involved in radio production. As many as six stories were covered in each broadcast, and questions from listeners were answered in the "Correspondence Corner" segment. Music was provided by Ernie Watson and his orchestra.After McNamee's death May 9, 1942, the name of the series changed to This is the Truth, then Nothing But the Truth and continued until June 7, 1942

Behind the Mike was a Blue Network (NBC) radio series hosted by Graham McNamee, spotlighting behind-the-scenes stories in radio broadcasting. The sustaining show aired Sundays at 4:30 p.m. ET from September 15, 1940, to April 19, 1942. : 76 : 34 The program featured interviews with on-air personalities and announcers, musicians and other performers, composers, the creators of sound-effects, producers, engineers and other technicians involved in radio production.As many as six stories were covered in each broadcast, and questions from listeners were answered in the "Correspondence Corner" segment. Music was provided by Ernie Watson and his orchestra.After McNamee's death May 9, 1942, the name of the series changed to This is the Truth, then Nothing But the Truth and continued until June 7, 1942

Behind the Mike&nbsp;was a&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Network" rel="noopener noreferrer">Blue Network</a>&nbsp;(NBC) radio series hosted by&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_McNamee" rel="noopener noreferrer">Graham McNamee</a>, spotlighting behind-the-scenes stories in radio broadcasting. The&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustaining_program" rel="noopener noreferrer">sustaining show</a> aired Sundays at 4:30 p.m. ET from September 15, 1940, to April 19, 1942. : 76 : 34 The program featured interviews with on-air personalities and announcers, musicians and other performers, composers, the creators of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound-effects" rel="noopener noreferrer">sound-effects</a>, producers, engineers and other technicians involved in radio production. As many as six stories were covered in each broadcast, and questions from listeners were answered in the "Correspondence Corner" segment. Music was provided by Ernie Watson and his orchestra.After McNamee's death May 9, 1942, the name of the series changed to This is the Truth, then&nbsp;Nothing But the Truth&nbsp;and continued until June 7, 1942

Behind the Mic Radio Show!

Tobacco company <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_%26_Williamson" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brown &amp; Williamson</a>, former makers of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kool_(cigarette)" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Kool</a> cigarettes, began producing Avalon in 1932. Avalon was Brown &amp; Williamson's 'economy' brand, while never actually mentioning that term. Instead, they were promoted as either the cigarettes that "cost you less" or the cigarettes that "give you change back". Avalon Time was the first Avalon-sponsored radio program with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Show_Boat#Radio" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Show Boat</a> premiering in 1939.The 'Reds' 'Red' was an ongoing theme and joke on Avalon Time. Coincidentally, all four hosts of the program had "red" hair. Two of the four hosts went by the name "Red". Also, the program was produced and broadcast over <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NBC</a>'s <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC_Radio_Network" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">"Red" Network</a>.

Tobacco company Brown & Williamson, former makers of Kool cigarettes, began producing Avalon in 1932. Avalon was Brown & Williamson's 'economy' brand, while never actually mentioning that term. Instead, they were promoted as either the cigarettes that "cost you less" or the cigarettes that "give you change back".Avalon Time was the first Avalon-sponsored radio program with Show Boat premiering in 1939.The 'Reds''Red' was an ongoing theme and joke on Avalon Time. Coincidentally, all four hosts of the program had "red" hair. Two of the four hosts went by the name "Red". Also, the program was produced and broadcast over NBC's "Red" Network.

Tobacco company&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_%26_Williamson" rel="noopener noreferrer">Brown &amp; Williamson</a>, former makers of&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kool_(cigarette)" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kool</a>&nbsp;cigarettes, began producing&nbsp;Avalon in 1932. Avalon was Brown &amp; Williamson's 'economy' brand, while never actually mentioning that term. Instead, they were promoted as either the cigarettes that "cost you less" or the cigarettes that "give you change back". Avalon Time&nbsp;was the first Avalon-sponsored radio program with&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Show_Boat#Radio" rel="noopener noreferrer">Show Boat</a> premiering in 1939.The 'Reds' 'Red' was an ongoing theme and joke on&nbsp;Avalon Time. Coincidentally, all four hosts of the program had "red" hair. Two of the four hosts went by the name "Red". Also, the program was produced and broadcast over&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC" rel="noopener noreferrer">NBC</a>'s&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC_Radio_Network" rel="noopener noreferrer">"Red" Network</a>.

Avalon Time Radio Show!

楞严经原文，由主播西陌诵读！自此一读楞严后，不看人间糟粕书！！因为此经在内容上，包含了显密性相各方面的深刻道理；在宗派上则横跨禅净密律，均衡发挥，各得其所；在修行的次第上，则更是充实、圆满：举凡发心、解、行、证、悟，皆详尽剖析开示——从教令正发心起，经循循善诱的破惑、见真（明心见性）、依性起修（设坛结界、于实际上起正修行），并开示了一切凡圣境界（二十五圣圆通、三界七趣众生），从而不受迷惑、不入歧途；又详述六十位修证（三渐次、干慧地、十信、十住、十行、十回向、四加行、十地、等觉、妙觉）令行者于菩提道上知所趣向；最后广示五阴魔境，及其破除之法。六祖坛经，本土唯一被称为经的佛教典籍。六祖慧能大师！

楞严经原文，由主播西陌诵读！自此一读楞严后，不看人间糟粕书！！因为此经在内容上，包含了显密性相各方面的深刻道理；在宗派上则横跨禅净密律，均衡发挥，各得其所；在修行的次第上，则更是充实、圆满：举凡发心、解、行、证、悟，皆详尽剖析开示——从教令正发心起，经循循善诱的破惑、见真（明心见性）、依性起修（设坛结界、于实际上起正修行），并开示了一切凡圣境界（二十五圣圆通、三界七趣众生），从而不受迷惑、不入歧途；又详述六十位修证（三渐次、干慧地、十信、十住、十行、十回向、四加行、十地、等觉、妙觉）令行者于菩提道上知所趣向；最后广示五阴魔境，及其破除之法。六祖坛经，本土唯一被称为经的佛教典籍。六祖慧能大师！

楞严经原文，由主播西陌诵读！自此一读楞严后，不看人间糟粕书！！因为此经在内容上，包含了显密性相各方面的深刻道理；在宗派上则横跨禅净密律，均衡发挥，各得其所；在修行的次第上，则更是充实、圆满：举凡发心、解、行、证、悟，皆详尽剖析开示——从教令正发心起，经循循善诱的破惑、见真（明心见性）、依性起修（设坛结界、于实际上起正修行），并开示了一切凡圣境界（二十五圣圆通、三界七趣众生），从而不受迷惑、不入歧途；又详述六十位修证（三渐次、干慧地、十信、十住、十行、十回向、四加行、十地、等觉、妙觉）令行者于菩提道上知所趣向；最后广示五阴魔境，及其破除之法。六祖坛经，本土唯一被称为经的佛教典籍。六祖慧能大师！

楞严经诵读/坛经诵读/地藏经诵读/维摩诘经

"My Bondage and My Freedom" by Frederick Douglass is a powerful autobiography chronicling his life as a slave and his journey to freedom. This podcast delves into Douglass’ experiences, reflections on race and human rights, and his lasting legacy in the fight against slavery and oppression.

My Bondage and My Freedom

A Bi-Weekly podcast focusing on the dark, creepy, spooky, frightful aspects of our universe.The Mourning Report is produced by Rexy Jupiter and hosted by Rexy Jupiter and Lillian Fournier, with assistance by Leo Orpi and Darrell Eddings.

A Bi-Weekly podcast focusing on the dark, creepy, spooky, frightful aspects of our universe.The Mourning Report is produced by Rexy Jupiter and hosted by Rexy Jupiter and Lillian Fournier, with assistance by Leo Orpi and Darrell Eddings.

The Mourning Report

In deze zesdelige podcastserie duikt documentairemaker Foeke de Koe in urenlang, uniek geluidsmateriaal uit een privé-archief: cassettebandjes met gesprekken tussen de voormalige SS-officieren Klaus Barbie en Karl Wolff. In deze gesprekken mijmeren zij nog dagelijks over hun gloriejaren onder Hitler. Een onthutsende podcast vol gruwelverhalen over de razzia’s in Amsterdam, martelingen in Lyon en een leven lang op de vlucht voor nazijagers.

De Barbie Tapes

Podcast throughly describes the great cold war running among USA, China, Russia

Podcast throughly describes the great cold war running among USA, China, Russia

Podcast throughly describes the great cold war running among USA, China, Russia

Great Game Of USA , China & Russia S05

Dyk ner i den mörka världen av seriemördare med vår spännande podcast! Vi tar dig med på en fängslande resa genom historien om några av de mest ökända seriemördarna genom tiderna, avslöjar deras bakgrund, motiv och de fasansfulla detaljerna i deras brott. Från klassiska till mer okända fall, utforskar vi psykologin bakom dessa skrämmande individer och granskar mysterierna som omger dem. Följ med oss när vi avslöjar sanningen bakom några av de mest skrämmande och fascinerande fallen i kriminalhistorien!<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.

Dyk ner i den mörka världen av seriemördare med vår spännande podcast! Vi tar dig med på en fängslande resa genom historien om några av de mest ökända seriemördarna genom tiderna, avslöjar deras bakgrund, motiv och de fasansfulla detaljerna i deras brott. Från klassiska till mer okända fall, utforskar vi psykologin bakom dessa skrämmande individer och granskar mysterierna som omger dem. Följ med oss när vi avslöjar sanningen bakom några av de mest skrämmande och fascinerande fallen i kriminalhistorien! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dyk ner i den mörka världen av seriemördare med vår spännande podcast! Vi tar dig med på en fängslande resa genom historien om några av de mest ökända seriemördarna genom tiderna, avslöjar deras bakgrund, motiv och de fasansfulla detaljerna i deras brott. Från klassiska till mer okända fall, utforskar vi psykologin bakom dessa skrämmande individer och granskar mysterierna som omger dem. Följ med oss när vi avslöjar sanningen bakom några av de mest skrämmande och fascinerande fallen i kriminalhistorien! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Seriemördarna

Listen in as we discuss RVA's local popular topics and hidden treasures by exploring the ways our river city expresses itself through food, art, music, theatre, and the all other ways we connect as a community.

Listen in as we discuss RVA's local popular topics and hidden treasures by exploring the ways our river city expresses itself through food, art, music, theatre, and the all other ways we connect as a community.

WEST ENDERS

Le concept de l'émission est inspiré du célèbre jeu de société "Qui Est-Ce ?" : l'invité doit choisir aléatoirement une case qui contient une question. Cet entretien allie confidences intimes sans tabou et discussions légères, avec beaucoup d'humour, malgré la sensibilité des sujets abordés. Temps de la partie : environ 40 minutes. Fréquence : tous les 15 jours.<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Le concept de l'émission est inspiré du célèbre jeu de société "Qui Est-Ce ?" : l'invité doit choisir aléatoirement une case qui contient une question. Cet entretien allie confidences intimes sans tabou et discussions légères, avec beaucoup d'humour, malgré la sensibilité des sujets abordés. Temps de la partie : environ 40 minutes. Fréquence : tous les 15 jours. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Le concept de l'émission est inspiré du célèbre jeu de société "Qui Est-Ce ?" : l'invité doit choisir aléatoirement une case qui contient une question. Cet entretien allie confidences intimes sans tabou et discussions légères, avec beaucoup d'humour, malgré la sensibilité des sujets abordés. Temps de la partie : environ 40 minutes. Fréquence : tous les 15 jours. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Qui Es-Tu ?

Bürgermeister Matthias Beer lädt Gäste ein und spricht über Menschen und Geschichten der Heimat.

Beratzhausen Insights

The Italian American ethnic group constitutes a vibrant, well-established community that has contributed substantially to American society and culture. The largest subgroup of American immigrants, their legacy in the United States dates back over 150 years. From iconic food and wine to art and architecture, to business and politics, Italian Americans have left an indelible mark across the nation. Origins of Italian Immigration: The great waves of Italian immigration to America occurred in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Economic hardship plagued Italy during this period, with severe poverty, taxes, droughts, famines and overpopulation presenting stark livelihood challenges. Poor farmers began emigrating overseas in search of land and work. News of plentiful jobs and religious tolerance drew Italians towards America amongst other destinations. These impoverished beginnings characterized most initial Italian immigrants. Ellis Island served as the main port of entry from 1892-1924, processing millions seeking American shores. Early Italian immigrants hailed predominantly from southern Italian regions like Sicily, Campania, Abruzzo, Calabria, and Puglia as well as the Mezzogiorno outskirts. Seeking relief from destitution, they harbored hopes of earning money to support families back home, with plans to eventually return. This first major immigrant wave peaked from 1880 to 1920, with numbers reducing due to emergent immigration quotas. Over 4 million Italians entered America during this key period, laying the bedrock for Italian American communities. Settlement and Population Distribution: Given the agrarian roots of early Italian immigrants, many initial settlements occurred in rural areas requiring farm labor. But Italian populations soon concentrated around major eastern seaboard cities and industrial towns for employment. Prominent settlements arose across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and California. Italian immigrants clustered mainly in urban enclaves or "Little Italies" within large cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco. At first, occupying run-down tenement housing, Italian districts often expanded into adjoining areas whilst maintaining cultural cohesion through imported traditions, values, food, language and institutions. Current demographic data estimates the Italian American population at around 18 million nationwide - comprising over 5% of the total U.S. population making them a notably influential bloc. The highest concentration resides still within the northeastern states, most tracing lineage back to the initial turn of the century migrant influx. Italian descent represents the 5th largest self-identified ancestry group across America today. Their long-established presence across generations has enabled Italian Americans to assimilate smoothly into mainstream society over time whilst still preserving distinct cultural customs. Societal Reception and Discrimination: Facing vast cultural differences plus foreign language barriers, early Italian immigrants met considerable discrimination and hostility from the receiving American public. As impoverished, minimally educated manual laborers, they occupied the bottom-most socioeconomic rungs initially. Concentrated in flashy urban enclaves, Italians further triggered negative sentiment and prejudice from Anglo-Saxon locals unaccustomed to their unconventional norms. Unfamiliar religious expressions of Catholicism like Saint worship, ornate icons and exuberant festivals also fueled anti-Italian suspicion amongst America's predominantly Protestant public. Their perceived threat to jobs and wages through accepting low-paying labour stoked working-class resentment. Italian immigrants even confronted blame for elevated crime from the notorious activities of underground mafia offshoots like the Black Hand gang. This anti-Italian bias permeated government policies as well which long classified Italians alongside groups banned from immigrating or gaining citizenship like Asians, Africans and Eastern Europeans. Perceived as impossible to assimilate, they faced restrictions including immigration quotas, marginalization and surveillance. Italians combatted this by establishing insular, self-sufficient communities plus mutual aid societies that countered external hostility. Over generations, their upward mobility in socioeconomic status and cultural assimilation gradually blunted widespread prejudice. But the stigma of criminal stereotypes lingered for decades. America's Italians overcame profound early discrimination to cement their standing in the 20th century. Economic Occupations and Mobility: Most pioneering Italian immigrants endured lives of hardship and poverty. As farmers or unskilled laborers lacking education or assets, early generations faced extensive exclusion and exploitation as disposable manual workers. But some enterprising immigrants capitalized on specialty trades from the old country like stonemasonry, glass-working, textiles, carpentry, shoe repair and more to build businesses. Over time, the Italian American work ethic, family support systems and vocational skills training enabled collective mobility into better occupations and the middle class. First-generation immigrants filled industrial jobs in construction, factories, transportation, sanitation, infrastructure and urban renewal projects. By the mid-century, increasing numbers owned businesses or joined white-collar ranks as teachers, clerks, accountants, lawyers, doctors, engineers, journalists and government workers - attaining decent incomes plus socioeconomic security. The close-knit Italian family unit provided essential financial and motivational support facilitating advancement. Parents and relatives assisted young Italian Americans in accessing higher education - a precursor to prestigious careers. Solid work ethic combined with family safety nets and community guidance networks propelled multigenerational mobility. Today's Italian Americans enjoy high average levels of education, income and white-collar professional achievement. From humble early struggles, they triumphed through enterprise and unity. Cultural Contributions and Achievements: Italian Americans have enriched America tremendously through pop culture, customs, cuisine, innovations and trailblazing leadership. Their cultural gifts are woven into the nation's social fabric. Food &amp; Wine: Pizza and pasta define Italian culinary fame - now beloved dietary staples for Americans. Beyond these flagships, Italian Americans revolutionized how America dines through specialty dishes like calzones, paninis, tiramisu, cannoli, and signature cheeses like mozzarella, parmesan, ricotta and provolone. Favorite restaurant concepts like the pizzeria, trattoria and caffé owe Italian immigrant origins. So too do specialty food terms like antipasto, bruschetta, panini and more. Wine equally remains an Italian forte - they established prominent American viticulture regions in New York, California and beyond. Blockbuster wine varieties such as Chianti, Lambrusco, Verdicchio, Nero D’Avola and Primitivo were imported by Italian vintners, restaurant owners and families - becoming household favorites. Culturally, the Italian passion for quality cuisine has profoundly shaped the modern American appetite. Entertainment &amp; The Arts: Italian Americans enjoy a towering influence across film, television, music, comedy and stage entertainment unmatched by any immigrant group. Legendary Italian American movie stars include Frank Sinatra, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, John Travolta, Sylvester Stallone and Annette Funicello. Iconic directors like Francis Ford Coppola, Brian De Palma and Martin Scorsese drove some of Hollywood’s greatest classics skewing heavily Italian. Frank Capra directed the beloved It’s a Wonderful Life. James Gandolfini played mobster patriarch Tony Soprano in the record-breaking HBO drama The Sopranos examining Italian immigrant themes. The Godfather trilogy remains one of cinema’s most celebrated franchises exploring Italian American stories. This star power extended across other entertainment too. Singer Frank Sinatra, classic crooner Dean Martin and rock star Bruce Springsteen boast partial Italian descent. Even pioneers like Leonardo DaVinci and Marco Polo represent Italian history adopted into American culture. From Broadway theatre to bestselling authors like Mario Puzo, Joseph Girzone and Gay Talese - artistic contributions run deep. Their creativity and showmanship seeped into America’s entertainment DNA. Sports Icons: On the sports front, Italian Americans occupy an equally commanding status thanks to trailblazers like baseball legends Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra and Joe Torre or NFL gridiron greats Vince Lombardi and John Sciarra. Coaches Don Shula and Bill Parcells plus female golfing pioneer Nancy Lopez all trace Italian roots. The boxing world met immense fame through Rocky Marciano and Jake LaMotta - their compelling immigrant underdog narrative transposed into Hollywood lore through hit movies too. Recent stars like major league sluggers Kobe Bryant, Mike Piazza and Jason Giambi upheld athletic glory for new generations. Through sporting achievement from backlots to stadiums, Italian Americans claimed enduring pop culture celebrity. Innovation &amp; Business: Beyond entertainment stages, Italian American ingenuity fueled scientific progress too. Prolific inventor Antonio Meucci developed an essential prototype telephone over a decade before Alexander Graham Bell patented his influential design. Physicist Enrico Fermi aided America's atomic research while Guglielmo Marconi’s contributions to long-distance radio technology enabled modern wireless communication systems. Enginee

The Italian American ethnic group constitutes a vibrant, well-established community that has contributed substantially to American society and culture. The largest subgroup of American immigrants, their legacy in the United States dates back over 150 years. From iconic food and wine to art and architecture, to business and politics, Italian Americans have left an indelible mark across the nation. Origins of Italian Immigration: The great waves of Italian immigration to America occurred in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Economic hardship plagued Italy during this period, with severe poverty, taxes, droughts, famines and overpopulation presenting stark livelihood challenges. Poor farmers began emigrating overseas in search of land and work. News of plentiful jobs and religious tolerance drew Italians towards America amongst other destinations. These impoverished beginnings characterized most initial Italian immigrants. Ellis Island served as the main port of entry from 1892-1924, processing millions seeking American shores. Early Italian immigrants hailed predominantly from southern Italian regions like Sicily, Campania, Abruzzo, Calabria, and Puglia as well as the Mezzogiorno outskirts. Seeking relief from destitution, they harbored hopes of earning money to support families back home, with plans to eventually return. This first major immigrant wave peaked from 1880 to 1920, with numbers reducing due to emergent immigration quotas. Over 4 million Italians entered America during this key period, laying the bedrock for Italian American communities. Settlement and Population Distribution: Given the agrarian roots of early Italian immigrants, many initial settlements occurred in rural areas requiring farm labor. But Italian populations soon concentrated around major eastern seaboard cities and industrial towns for employment. Prominent settlements arose across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and California. Italian immigrants clustered mainly in urban enclaves or "Little Italies" within large cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco. At first, occupying run-down tenement housing, Italian districts often expanded into adjoining areas whilst maintaining cultural cohesion through imported traditions, values, food, language and institutions. Current demographic data estimates the Italian American population at around 18 million nationwide - comprising over 5% of the total U.S. population making them a notably influential bloc. The highest concentration resides still within the northeastern states, most tracing lineage back to the initial turn of the century migrant influx. Italian descent represents the 5th largest self-identified ancestry group across America today. Their long-established presence across generations has enabled Italian Americans to assimilate smoothly into mainstream society over time whilst still preserving distinct cultural customs. Societal Reception and Discrimination: Facing vast cultural differences plus foreign language barriers, early Italian immigrants met considerable discrimination and hostility from the receiving American public. As impoverished, minimally educated manual laborers, they occupied the bottom-most socioeconomic rungs initially. Concentrated in flashy urban enclaves, Italians further triggered negative sentiment and prejudice from Anglo-Saxon locals unaccustomed to their unconventional norms. Unfamiliar religious expressions of Catholicism like Saint worship, ornate icons and exuberant festivals also fueled anti-Italian suspicion amongst America's predominantly Protestant public. Their perceived threat to jobs and wages through accepting low-paying labour stoked working-class resentment. Italian immigrants even confronted blame for elevated crime from the notorious activities of underground mafia offshoots like the Black Hand gang. This anti-Italian bias permeated government policies as well which long classified Italians alongside groups banned from immigrating or gaining citizenship like Asians, Africans and Eastern Europeans. Perceived as impossible to assimilate, they faced restrictions including immigration quotas, marginalization and surveillance. Italians combatted this by establishing insular, self-sufficient communities plus mutual aid societies that countered external hostility. Over generations, their upward mobility in socioeconomic status and cultural assimilation gradually blunted widespread prejudice. But the stigma of criminal stereotypes lingered for decades. America's Italians overcame profound early discrimination to cement their standing in the 20th century. Economic Occupations and Mobility: Most pioneering Italian immigrants endured lives of hardship and poverty. As farmers or unskilled laborers lacking education or assets, early generations faced extensive exclusion and exploitation as disposable manual workers. But some enterprising immigrants capitalized on specialty trades from the old country like stonemasonry, glass-working, textiles, carpentry, shoe repair and more to build businesses. Over time, the Italian American work ethic, family support systems and vocational skills training enabled collective mobility into better occupations and the middle class. First-generation immigrants filled industrial jobs in construction, factories, transportation, sanitation, infrastructure and urban renewal projects. By the mid-century, increasing numbers owned businesses or joined white-collar ranks as teachers, clerks, accountants, lawyers, doctors, engineers, journalists and government workers - attaining decent incomes plus socioeconomic security. The close-knit Italian family unit provided essential financial and motivational support facilitating advancement. Parents and relatives assisted young Italian Americans in accessing higher education - a precursor to prestigious careers. Solid work ethic combined with family safety nets and community guidance networks propelled multigenerational mobility. Today's Italian Americans enjoy high average levels of education, income and white-collar professional achievement. From humble early struggles, they triumphed through enterprise and unity. Cultural Contributions and Achievements: Italian Americans have enriched America tremendously through pop culture, customs, cuisine, innovations and trailblazing leadership. Their cultural gifts are woven into the nation's social fabric. Food & Wine: Pizza and pasta define Italian culinary fame - now beloved dietary staples for Americans. Beyond these flagships, Italian Americans revolutionized how America dines through specialty dishes like calzones, paninis, tiramisu, cannoli, and signature cheeses like mozzarella, parmesan, ricotta and provolone. Favorite restaurant concepts like the pizzeria, trattoria and caffé owe Italian immigrant origins. So too do specialty food terms like antipasto, bruschetta, panini and more. Wine equally remains an Italian forte - they established prominent American viticulture regions in New York, California and beyond. Blockbuster wine varieties such as Chianti, Lambrusco, Verdicchio, Nero D’Avola and Primitivo were imported by Italian vintners, restaurant owners and families - becoming household favorites. Culturally, the Italian passion for quality cuisine has profoundly shaped the modern American appetite. Entertainment & The Arts: Italian Americans enjoy a towering influence across film, television, music, comedy and stage entertainment unmatched by any immigrant group. Legendary Italian American movie stars include Frank Sinatra, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, John Travolta, Sylvester Stallone and Annette Funicello. Iconic directors like Francis Ford Coppola, Brian De Palma and Martin Scorsese drove some of Hollywood’s greatest classics skewing heavily Italian. Frank Capra directed the beloved It’s a Wonderful Life. James Gandolfini played mobster patriarch Tony Soprano in the record-breaking HBO drama The Sopranos examining Italian immigrant themes. The Godfather trilogy remains one of cinema’s most celebrated franchises exploring Italian American stories. This star power extended across other entertainment too. Singer Frank Sinatra, classic crooner Dean Martin and rock star Bruce Springsteen boast partial Italian descent. Even pioneers like Leonardo DaVinci and Marco Polo represent Italian history adopted into American culture. From Broadway theatre to bestselling authors like Mario Puzo, Joseph Girzone and Gay Talese - artistic contributions run deep. Their creativity and showmanship seeped into America’s entertainment DNA. Sports Icons: On the sports front, Italian Americans occupy an equally commanding status thanks to trailblazers like baseball legends Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra and Joe Torre or NFL gridiron greats Vince Lombardi and John Sciarra. Coaches Don Shula and Bill Parcells plus female golfing pioneer Nancy Lopez all trace Italian roots. The boxing world met immense fame through Rocky Marciano and Jake LaMotta - their compelling immigrant underdog narrative transposed into Hollywood lore through hit movies too. Recent stars like major league sluggers Kobe Bryant, Mike Piazza and Jason Giambi upheld athletic glory for new generations. Through sporting achievement from backlots to stadiums, Italian Americans claimed enduring pop culture celebrity. Innovation & Business: Beyond entertainment stages, Italian American ingenuity fueled scientific progress too. Prolific inventor Antonio Meucci developed an essential prototype telephone over a decade before Alexander Graham Bell patented his influential design. Physicist Enrico Fermi aided America's atomic research while Guglielmo Marconi’s contributions to long-distance radio technology enabled modern wireless communication systems. Enginee

The Italian American ethnic group constitutes a vibrant, well-established community that has contributed substantially to American society and culture. The largest subgroup of American immigrants, their legacy in the United States dates back over 150 years. From iconic food and wine to art and architecture, to business and politics, Italian Americans have left an indelible mark across the nation. Origins of Italian Immigration: The great waves of Italian immigration to America occurred in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Economic hardship plagued Italy during this period, with severe poverty, taxes, droughts, famines and overpopulation presenting stark livelihood challenges. Poor farmers began emigrating overseas in search of land and work. News of plentiful jobs and religious tolerance drew Italians towards America amongst other destinations. These impoverished beginnings characterized most initial Italian immigrants. Ellis Island served as the main port of entry from 1892-1924, processing millions seeking American shores. Early Italian immigrants hailed predominantly from southern Italian regions like Sicily, Campania, Abruzzo, Calabria, and Puglia as well as the Mezzogiorno outskirts. Seeking relief from destitution, they harbored hopes of earning money to support families back home, with plans to eventually return. This first major immigrant wave peaked from 1880 to 1920, with numbers reducing due to emergent immigration quotas. Over 4 million Italians entered America during this key period, laying the bedrock for Italian American communities. Settlement and Population Distribution: Given the agrarian roots of early Italian immigrants, many initial settlements occurred in rural areas requiring farm labor. But Italian populations soon concentrated around major eastern seaboard cities and industrial towns for employment. Prominent settlements arose across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and California. Italian immigrants clustered mainly in urban enclaves or "Little Italies" within large cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco. At first, occupying run-down tenement housing, Italian districts often expanded into adjoining areas whilst maintaining cultural cohesion through imported traditions, values, food, language and institutions. Current demographic data estimates the Italian American population at around 18 million nationwide - comprising over 5% of the total U.S. population making them a notably influential bloc. The highest concentration resides still within the northeastern states, most tracing lineage back to the initial turn of the century migrant influx. Italian descent represents the 5th largest self-identified ancestry group across America today. Their long-established presence across generations has enabled Italian Americans to assimilate smoothly into mainstream society over time whilst still preserving distinct cultural customs. Societal Reception and Discrimination: Facing vast cultural differences plus foreign language barriers, early Italian immigrants met considerable discrimination and hostility from the receiving American public. As impoverished, minimally educated manual laborers, they occupied the bottom-most socioeconomic rungs initially. Concentrated in flashy urban enclaves, Italians further triggered negative sentiment and prejudice from Anglo-Saxon locals unaccustomed to their unconventional norms. Unfamiliar religious expressions of Catholicism like Saint worship, ornate icons and exuberant festivals also fueled anti-Italian suspicion amongst America's predominantly Protestant public. Their perceived threat to jobs and wages through accepting low-paying labour stoked working-class resentment. Italian immigrants even confronted blame for elevated crime from the notorious activities of underground mafia offshoots like the Black Hand gang. This anti-Italian bias permeated government policies as well which long classified Italians alongside groups banned from immigrating or gaining citizenship like Asians, Africans and Eastern Europeans. Perceived as impossible to assimilate, they faced restrictions including immigration quotas, marginalization and surveillance. Italians combatted this by establishing insular, self-sufficient communities plus mutual aid societies that countered external hostility. Over generations, their upward mobility in socioeconomic status and cultural assimilation gradually blunted widespread prejudice. But the stigma of criminal stereotypes lingered for decades. America's Italians overcame profound early discrimination to cement their standing in the 20th century. Economic Occupations and Mobility: Most pioneering Italian immigrants endured lives of hardship and poverty. As farmers or unskilled laborers lacking education or assets, early generations faced extensive exclusion and exploitation as disposable manual workers. But some enterprising immigrants capitalized on specialty trades from the old country like stonemasonry, glass-working, textiles, carpentry, shoe repair and more to build businesses. Over time, the Italian American work ethic, family support systems and vocational skills training enabled collective mobility into better occupations and the middle class. First-generation immigrants filled industrial jobs in construction, factories, transportation, sanitation, infrastructure and urban renewal projects. By the mid-century, increasing numbers owned businesses or joined white-collar ranks as teachers, clerks, accountants, lawyers, doctors, engineers, journalists and government workers - attaining decent incomes plus socioeconomic security. The close-knit Italian family unit provided essential financial and motivational support facilitating advancement. Parents and relatives assisted young Italian Americans in accessing higher education - a precursor to prestigious careers. Solid work ethic combined with family safety nets and community guidance networks propelled multigenerational mobility. Today's Italian Americans enjoy high average levels of education, income and white-collar professional achievement. From humble early struggles, they triumphed through enterprise and unity. Cultural Contributions and Achievements: Italian Americans have enriched America tremendously through pop culture, customs, cuisine, innovations and trailblazing leadership. Their cultural gifts are woven into the nation's social fabric. Food &amp; Wine: Pizza and pasta define Italian culinary fame - now beloved dietary staples for Americans. Beyond these flagships, Italian Americans revolutionized how America dines through specialty dishes like calzones, paninis, tiramisu, cannoli, and signature cheeses like mozzarella, parmesan, ricotta and provolone. Favorite restaurant concepts like the pizzeria, trattoria and caffé owe Italian immigrant origins. So too do specialty food terms like antipasto, bruschetta, panini and more. Wine equally remains an Italian forte - they established prominent American viticulture regions in New York, California and beyond. Blockbuster wine varieties such as Chianti, Lambrusco, Verdicchio, Nero D’Avola and Primitivo were imported by Italian vintners, restaurant owners and families - becoming household favorites. Culturally, the Italian passion for quality cuisine has profoundly shaped the modern American appetite. Entertainment &amp; The Arts: Italian Americans enjoy a towering influence across film, television, music, comedy and stage entertainment unmatched by any immigrant group. Legendary Italian American movie stars include Frank Sinatra, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, John Travolta, Sylvester Stallone and Annette Funicello. Iconic directors like Francis Ford Coppola, Brian De Palma and Martin Scorsese drove some of Hollywood’s greatest classics skewing heavily Italian. Frank Capra directed the beloved It’s a Wonderful Life. James Gandolfini played mobster patriarch Tony Soprano in the record-breaking HBO drama The Sopranos examining Italian immigrant themes. The Godfather trilogy remains one of cinema’s most celebrated franchises exploring Italian American stories. This star power extended across other entertainment too. Singer Frank Sinatra, classic crooner Dean Martin and rock star Bruce Springsteen boast partial Italian descent. Even pioneers like Leonardo DaVinci and Marco Polo represent Italian history adopted into American culture. From Broadway theatre to bestselling authors like Mario Puzo, Joseph Girzone and Gay Talese - artistic contributions run deep. Their creativity and showmanship seeped into America’s entertainment DNA. Sports Icons: On the sports front, Italian Americans occupy an equally commanding status thanks to trailblazers like baseball legends Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra and Joe Torre or NFL gridiron greats Vince Lombardi and John Sciarra. Coaches Don Shula and Bill Parcells plus female golfing pioneer Nancy Lopez all trace Italian roots. The boxing world met immense fame through Rocky Marciano and Jake LaMotta - their compelling immigrant underdog narrative transposed into Hollywood lore through hit movies too. Recent stars like major league sluggers Kobe Bryant, Mike Piazza and Jason Giambi upheld athletic glory for new generations. Through sporting achievement from backlots to stadiums, Italian Americans claimed enduring pop culture celebrity. Innovation &amp; Business: Beyond entertainment stages, Italian American ingenuity fueled scientific progress too. Prolific inventor Antonio Meucci developed an essential prototype telephone over a decade before Alexander Graham Bell patented his influential design. Physicist Enrico Fermi aided America's atomic research while Guglielmo Marconi’s contributions to long-distance radio technology enabled modern wireless communication systems. Enginee

Italian American

Disfruta con el historiador y sociólogo Mario Ortiz Murillo algunas historias de la fascinante capital mexicana desde un contacto directo con la cultura popular, las imágenes, las crónicas y las voces de sus habitantes y gobernantes. Sumérgete en este viaje con la música, el cine y los personajes que dan identidad a la gran metrópolis. Conoce el contexto y las amenas historias de la otrora Tenochtitlan.

Disfruta con el historiador y sociólogo Mario Ortiz Murillo algunas historias de la fascinante capital mexicana desde un contacto directo con la cultura popular, las imágenes, las crónicas y las voces de sus habitantes y gobernantes. Sumérgete en este viaje con la música, el cine y los personajes que dan identidad a la gran metrópolis. Conoce el contexto y las amenas historias de la otrora Tenochtitlan.

El político que casi acaba con la vida nocturna de la Ciudad de México

Prowadzący opowiadają o dziedzictwie narodowym Kresów, słuchają wspomnień pomorskich Kresowiaków, dowiadują się, co słychać u rodaków za wschodnią granicą. Autorzy audycji: Michał Rzepiak i Andrzej Urbański.

Kresowy Salonik

“Arnaldo”, é um senhor de 92 anos, entrevistado pelo filho, Vítor. Uma conversa inspiradora com os relatos de vida desse jovem que diz que será velho apenas depois de morrer.

ARNALDO

Los poemas del gato son palabras  de asalto recogidas en las sendas de algunos callejones,
 vistas desde los miradores de algunas ciudades caos, inhaladas en los suburbios urbanos, atrapadas en sus fauces, torn&aacute;ndose coincidencias de los lectores m&aacute;s sencillos de esta apariencia cotidiana .
Los poemas del gato:
son relatos en prosa, algunos 
Que describe el sujeto perdido en el antro de la ciudad dormida, bajo sus techos viciados  y a la vezalerta a la vez bajo la sombra del tedio, el susto y la relidad pueril del habitante hecho religi&oacute;n, pol&iacute;tica, ley y calle .
Los poemas del gato ,
son blasfemias que los puritanos esconden bajo sus h&aacute;bitos de avaricia hip&oacute;crita y precaria de su "carism&aacute;tica" condici&oacute;n humana. 
Los poemas del gato, son balas, caricias ligeras, bombas qu&iacute;micas que aturden el ser y lo despierta sobre los tejados de la gran metr&oacute;poli inhabitable...

Los poemas del gato son palabras de asalto recogidas en las sendas de algunos callejones, vistas desde los miradores de algunas ciudades caos, inhaladas en los suburbios urbanos, atrapadas en sus fauces, tornándose coincidencias de los lectores más sencillos de esta apariencia cotidiana . Los poemas del gato: son relatos en prosa, algunos Que describe el sujeto perdido en el antro de la ciudad dormida, bajo sus techos viciados y a la vezalerta a la vez bajo la sombra del tedio, el susto y la relidad pueril del habitante hecho religión, política, ley y calle . Los poemas del gato , son blasfemias que los puritanos esconden bajo sus hábitos de avaricia hipócrita y precaria de su "carismática" condición humana. Los poemas del gato, son balas, caricias ligeras, bombas químicas que aturden el ser y lo despierta sobre los tejados de la gran metrópoli inhabitable...

Los poemas del gato son palabras  de asalto recogidas en las sendas de algunos callejones,
 vistas desde los miradores de algunas ciudades caos, inhaladas en los suburbios urbanos, atrapadas en sus fauces, tornándose coincidencias de los lectores más sencillos de esta apariencia cotidiana .
Los poemas del gato:
son relatos en prosa, algunos 
Que describe el sujeto perdido en el antro de la ciudad dormida, bajo sus techos viciados  y a la vezalerta a la vez bajo la sombra del tedio, el susto y la relidad pueril del habitante hecho religión, política, ley y calle .
Los poemas del gato ,
son blasfemias que los puritanos esconden bajo sus hábitos de avaricia hipócrita y precaria de su "carismática" condición humana. 
Los poemas del gato, son balas, caricias ligeras, bombas químicas que aturden el ser y lo despierta sobre los tejados de la gran metrópoli inhabitable...

Ibán De Jesús Alarcon Marin

Sean Kief and Susan Thompson discuss the history of Spesutie Island at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, from Native American use to it’s place in the Space age, and relate some of the spooky tales associated with APG’s Hidden History.

Sean Kief and Susan Thompson discuss the history of Spesutie Island at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, from Native American use to it’s place in the Space age, and relate some of the spooky tales associated with APG’s Hidden History.

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History

La ciudad de Zaragoza en Espa&ntilde;a est&aacute; llena de Historia. A veces desgarradora, como las p&iacute;rricas victorias que cuentan sus edificios con cicatrices de las guerras pasadas. A veces apasionantes y enormes, como las obras de sus grandes artistas, como Goya o Pablo Serrano (su museo en la imagen). Acomp&aacute;&ntilde;ame a alguna de mis charlas por nuestra hermosa ciudad y te mostrar&eacute; algunos de los secretos que esconde Zaragoza.

Si quieres saber m&aacute;s sobre la Historia de Espa&ntilde;a, puedes visitar mi p&aacute;gina <a href="https://danielportero.com/">web de Daniel Portero</a>.

Imagen del Escudo de Zaragoza en la que se pueden ver los t&iacute;tulos que ostenta:&nbsp;Muy Noble, Muy Leal, Muy Heroica, Muy Ben&eacute;fica, Siempre Heroica, Inmortal. (<a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Willtron">C.C.Willtron</a>)

La ciudad de Zaragoza en España está llena de Historia. A veces desgarradora, como las pírricas victorias que cuentan sus edificios con cicatrices de las guerras pasadas. A veces apasionantes y enormes, como las obras de sus grandes artistas, como Goya o Pablo Serrano (su museo en la imagen). Acompáñame a alguna de mis charlas por nuestra hermosa ciudad y te mostraré algunos de los secretos que esconde Zaragoza. Si quieres saber más sobre la Historia de España, puedes visitar mi página web de Daniel Portero. Imagen del Escudo de Zaragoza en la que se pueden ver los títulos que ostenta: Muy Noble, Muy Leal, Muy Heroica, Muy Benéfica, Siempre Heroica, Inmortal. (C.C.Willtron)

La ciudad de Zaragoza en España está llena de Historia. A veces desgarradora, como las pírricas victorias que cuentan sus edificios con cicatrices de las guerras pasadas. A veces apasionantes y enormes, como las obras de sus grandes artistas, como Goya o Pablo Serrano (su museo en la imagen). Acompáñame a alguna de mis charlas por nuestra hermosa ciudad y te mostraré algunos de los secretos que esconde Zaragoza.

Si quieres saber más sobre la Historia de España, puedes visitar mi página <a href="https://danielportero.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">web de Daniel Portero</a>.

Imagen del Escudo de Zaragoza en la que se pueden ver los títulos que ostenta:&nbsp;Muy Noble, Muy Leal, Muy Heroica, Muy Benéfica, Siempre Heroica, Inmortal. (<a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Willtron" rel="noopener noreferrer">C.C.Willtron</a>)

La Historia de Zaragoza Contada x Daniel Portero

𝙼𝚎 𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚖𝚘 𝙹𝚎𝚜𝚞́𝚜, 𝚙𝚎𝚛𝚘 𝚖𝚎 𝚍𝚒𝚌𝚎𝚗 𝙲𝚑𝚞𝚌𝚑𝚘, 𝚜𝚘𝚢 𝚕𝚘𝚌𝚞𝚝𝚘𝚛 🎙, 𝚖𝚎𝚕𝚘𝚖𝚊𝚗𝚘, 𝚋𝚒𝚋𝚕𝚒𝚘́𝚏𝚒𝚕𝚘, 𝚌𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚍𝚘𝚛 𝚍𝚎 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚝𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚍𝚘 𝚎 𝚒𝚗𝚝𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚘 𝚜𝚎𝚛 𝚞𝚗 𝚑𝚞𝚖𝚊𝚗𝚘 𝚎𝚕 𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚝𝚘 𝚍𝚎𝚕 𝚝𝚒𝚎𝚖𝚙𝚘. 𝙸𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚒𝚎́ 𝚖𝚒 𝚌𝚊𝚗𝚊𝚕 𝚙𝚊𝚛𝚊 𝚙𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚌𝚊𝚛 𝚖𝚒𝚜 𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚜𝚎𝚜 𝚍𝚎 𝚕𝚘𝚌𝚞𝚌𝚒𝚘́𝚗, 𝚙𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚛𝚒𝚘𝚛𝚖𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚎 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚎𝚗𝚌𝚎́ 𝚊 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚊𝚛𝚝𝚒𝚛 𝚊𝚕𝚐𝚞𝚗𝚘𝚜 𝚑𝚎𝚌𝚑𝚘𝚜 𝚙𝚘𝚌𝚘 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚘𝚌𝚒𝚍𝚘𝚜 𝚍𝚎 𝚕𝚊 𝚙𝚘𝚕𝚒́𝚝𝚒𝚌𝚊 𝚖𝚎𝚡𝚒𝚌𝚊𝚗𝚊. ¡𝙶𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚒𝚊𝚜 𝚙𝚘𝚛 𝚕𝚊 𝚟𝚒𝚜𝚒𝚝𝚊!

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History, Law & Justice

Curahan Hati untuk Tuhan

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In arte Sgarbi

Abdullah Khulaifi

Pioniercast: Wipf&Blunschi

De Tijdgeest

Vivo per raccontare

Behind the Mic Radio Show!

Avalon Time Radio Show!

楞严经诵读/坛经诵读/地藏经诵读/维摩诘经

My Bondage and My Freedom

The Mourning Report

De Barbie Tapes

Great Game Of USA , China & Russia S05

Seriemördarna

WEST ENDERS

Qui Es-Tu ?

Beratzhausen Insights

Italian American

El político que casi acaba con la vida nocturna de la Ciudad de México

Kresowy Salonik

ARNALDO

Ibán De Jesús Alarcon Marin

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History

La Historia de Zaragoza Contada x Daniel Portero

El que no conoce su historia está condenado a repetirla #ProhibidoOlvidar

My education my call podcast

居危思危：国家安全与乡村治理-温铁军

Solved Mystery Podcast

Patriotic Voices - Honoring Those Who Serve

Pops Discusses Perth Amboy NJ History

مملكة البحرين

Somerset Lost and Found

Wild World of Sport

Radio Bizzz & Radio Nostalgie

RandO Facts for Taft O. Derby

The Devil's Vault

The Vault

¿Qué fue de la Historia?

Ingoldsby Legends, 2nd Series

ال-کست | El-Cast

Dutch Bros Coffee Warner Robins Menu

Abandoned Places

Shipwrecks, Sailors & Lost Souls

The Edinburgh University Press Podcast

Adventures of a Dog, and a Good Dog Too

WHISPER TRUTHS