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Shots Fired is a monthly feature in POLICE Magazine where the author takes real police reports involving shots fired and brings the scenarios to life.

A burglary suspect opened fire on officers of the Billings Police Department, resulting in a search and a showdown. Shots Fired article written by Dean Scoville and read by Dan Hazeltine.

Shots Fired: May 24, 2012 - Billings Montana

Called to a home for a family argument, two deputies found themselves under fire. Shots Fired article written by Dean Scoville and read by Dan Hazeltine.

Shots Fired: November 26, 2011 - Volusia County, Florida

When a gunman interrupted a school board meeting, Police Chief Mike Jones was forced to respond. Shots Fired article written by Dean Scoville and read by Dan Hazeltine.

Shots Fired: December 14, 2010 - Panama City, Florida

Officer Katie Lawson stopped to help a fellow officer at a DUI stop and came under fire from an unknown assailant. Shots Fired article written by Dean Scoville and read by Dan Hazeltine.

Shots Fired: August 29, 2010 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Fremont, California, police officer Todd Young and his partner's pursuit of an armed and dangerous gang member led to an exchange of pistol fire that seriously wounded Young. Shots Fired article written by Dean Scoville and read by Dan Hazeltine.

Shots Fired: August 27, 2010 - Oakland, California

Shots Fired by POLICE Magazine

Ocean Shorts brings you the best of the National Ocean Service's Diving Deeper and Making Waves podcasts.

The Ocean Shorts podcast has retired, but have no fear! We combined our Ocean Shorts, Diving Deeper,and Making Waves pods into one NEW podcast called NOAA Ocean. Subscribe in your favorite podcatcher so you never miss an episode. Just search for "NOAA Ocean." If you are looking for an older Ocean Shorts podcast, head to oceanservice.noaa.gov/podcast to view our archive.

Subscribe to the New NOAA Ocean Podcast

The Ocean Shorts podcast has retired, but have no fear! We combined our Ocean Shorts, Diving Deeper,and Making Waves podcasts into one NEW podcast called NOAA Ocean. Subscribe to the new podcast in your favorite podcatcher so you never miss an episode. Just search for "NOAA Ocean." If you are looking for an older Ocean Shorts podcast, head to oceanservice.noaa.gov/podcast to view our archive.

ANNOUNCEMENT: New NOAA Ocean Podcast

Coral reefs are under intense pressure from climate change, pollution, and unsustainable use. So what can we do about it? To answer that question, we need to better understand the main threat to our reefs. Humans. Tune in to this excerpt from a longer interview we posted back in March 2016 with NOAA social scientists Maria Dillard and Peter Edwards.

Connecting the Dots: Corals and Humans

In this episode, we talk with a NOAA expert about how (and why) we forecast harmful algal blooms.

Ocean Economy

Harmful Algal Bloom Forecasting

NOAA: Ocean Shorts

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Teen Podcasters Network, a network of Teen Media Productions is the first and original podcast network by teens and for teens. This is the syndicated feed for all TPN shows. Subscribe to all TPN shows at once through this feed.

Whoa… Dude… This is like so… decongestany! This episode of VFTQ is a 18 minute long ramble through the happenings of the past few days, in which I attempt to explain why the podcast feed, for a short while, was the Occam’s Barbershop feed, among many other things. Remember: This show runs (mostly) on YOUR donations! [...]

VFTQ 209 – Podcasting while on a legal high

This episode starts with two listener mail questions: KJ has a follow-up question about AMD's Zacate accelerated processing unit, and Suspenders wonders if our hours and hours of computer usage ever result in repetitive strain injuries (RSIs). After go...

The TR Podcast 78: The GPUs pair up, avoiding RSIs, and a special sneak preview

Occam's Barbershop is a weekly program on DCUfm, which is podcasted here. New episodes are broadcast live from the heart of the DCU campus online at www.DCUfm.com on Fridays from 2PM until 3PM. This week on the show, we have the DCU rep for Amnesty International on, to discuss all things human rights. He also [...]

Occam’s Barbershop 007 – Amnesty International

VFTQ should be downloaded at www.ViewFromTheQuad.com This week on the show, we have a rather science-heavy topic load. Also, a bit of chat about TV up at the front. And I accidentally lied in the intro. Sorry about that! Topics covered on the show include how NASA has found a new type of life (This Changes EVERYTHING!), [...]

VFTQ 208 – Slapped with Science

So, I feel a little bit guilty about not giving you an episode of VFTQ this week, and that 40 second video doesn’t make me feel much better. So how about an episode of Occam’s Barbershop, my other podcast/radio show? Subscribe free at www.OccamsBarbershop.com to get every episode delivered to you free as we get [...]

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Updated Indoor airPLUS content from the US Environmental Protection Agency

Indoor Air Quality Metrics, Scores, and Emerging Technologies with Brett Singer, LBNL, and Nick Hurst, ICF Podcast Transcript with Brett Singer (PDF)(6 pp, 110 K, October 25, 2016) Indoor Air Quality Metrics, Scores, and Emerging Technologies with Brett Singer, LBNL, and Nick Hurst, ICF

Indoor airPLUS Transcript of Podcast with Brett Singer

Rater Perspective – Benefits of Earning the Indoor airPLUS Label with Ross Britton, US-Eco Logic | TexEnergy Solutions, and Nick Hurst, ICF Transcript of Podcast with Ross Britton (PDF)(3 pp, 84 K, October 25, 2016) Transcript of Podcast with Ross Britton

Transcript of Podcast with Ross Britton

Applications Due June 10, 2020 Winners to be recognized at EEBA Summit The Indoor airPLUS Leader Awards were created to recognize builder and rater partners who construct or verify Indoor airPLUS qualified homes and actively promote the Indoor airPLUS brand. Promoting the brand includes the use of Indoor airPLUS marks and other sales/marketing tools to educate homebuyers, trade professionals, and allied stakeholders about the importance of enhanced indoor air quality protections. Recognition Opportunities: The Indoor airPLUS Leader Awards will be publicly announced in August 2020 and will be formally presented at the EEBA High Performance Home Summit, September 29 - October 1 in Denver, CO. EPA will also be presenting two Indoor airPLUS Leader of the Year Awards to an outstanding builder partner and rater partner, selected from the pool of Leader Award winners. The builder winner may be selected from any of the builder categories. The builder and rater Leaders of the Year will be chosen for their Indoor airPLUS contributions over the previous year, based on the evidence and quality of their Leader Award application. This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your great work at a nationally recognized conference for high performance building! These two Leader of the Year winners will be announced in-person during the award ceremony at the EEBA Summit. Applications and Key Considerations: We are looking for your best Indoor airPLUS home. This section of the application is designed to give partners the opportunity to showcase a recent project they are most proud of and all the features contributing to the health and safety of the home. We also encourage you to submit a short video highlighting your work! See details in the applications below. Eligibility: Completed applications and supplemental collateral should be submitted to Indoor_airPLUS@epa.gov by 8 pm EDT, June 10, 2020. To be considered eligible for the award, a partner must have participated with Indoor airPLUS at the following minimum levels: Previous Indoor airPLUS Leader Award Winners Read about builders and Raters that have won an Indoor airPLUS Leader Award. Builder Application (12pp. 382K, 2020) Have built at least three (3) Indoor airPLUS qualified homes in the previous year (2019). Affordable Builder Application (10pp. 367K, 2020) Have built at least three (3) affordable* Indoor airPLUS qualified homes in the previous year (2019). Rater Application (7pp. 249K, 2020) Have verified and reported at least ten (10) Indoor airPLUS homes in the previous year (2019).  *Builders of income-eligible housing designated for lower-income households whose construction is typically financially subsidized by federal, state, or local housing agencies, usually via grants, loans, tax credits, and/or tax-exempt bonds. Please contact Indoor_airPLUS@epa.gov with eligibility questions. Eligible partners must submit a complete award application and be in good standing with EPA regarding compliance with all applicable regulations. Raters must also be in good standing with their applicable oversight organization (e.g. RESNET). 2020 EPA Indoor airPLUS Leader Award Builder Application (PDF)(12 pp, 382 K, April 2020, EPA 402/B-20/010) 2020 EPA Indoor airPLUS Leader Award Affordable Builder Application (PDF)(10 pp, 367 K, April 2020, EPA 402/B-20/009) 2020 EPA Indoor airPLUS Leader Award Rater Application (PDF)(7 pp, 249 K, April 2020, EPA 402/B-20/008)

Indoor airPLUS Leader Awards

Applications Extended One Week!  - Now Due June 7, 2019 - Winners to be recognized at EEBA Summit The Indoor airPLUS Leader Awards were created to recognize builder and rater partners who construct or verify Indoor airPLUS qualified homes and actively promote the Indoor airPLUS brand. Promoting the brand includes the use of Indoor airPLUS marks and other sales/marketing tools to educate homebuyers, trade professionals, and allied stakeholders about the importance of enhanced indoor air quality protections. Recognition Opportunities: The Indoor airPLUS Leader Awards will be publicly announced in August 2019 and will be formally presented at the EEBA High Performance Home Summit, October 1-3, 2019 in Denver, CO. For only the second time, EPA will also be presenting two Indoor airPLUS Leader of the Year Awards to an outstanding builder partner and rater partner, selected from the pool of Leader Award winners. The builder winner may be selected from any of the builder categories. The builder and rater Leaders of the Year will be chosen for their Indoor airPLUS contributions over the previous year, based on the evidence and quality of their Leader Award application. This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your great work at a nationally recognized conference for high performance building! These two Leader of the Year winners will be announced in-person during the award ceremony at the EEBA Summit. Applications and Key Considerations: We are looking for your best Indoor airPLUS home. This section of the application is designed to give partners the opportunity to showcase a recent project they are most proud of and all the features contributing to the health and safety of the home. We also encourage you to submit a short video highlighting your work! See details in the applications below. Eligibility: **Updated Deadline - Completed applications and supplemental collateral should be submitted to Indoor_airPLUS@epa.gov by 8 pm EDT, June 7, 2019. To be considered eligible for the award, a partner must have participated with Indoor airPLUS at the following minimum levels: Previous Indoor airPLUS Leader Award Winners Read about builders and Raters that have won an Indoor airPLUS Leader Award. Builder Application (12pp. 499K, 2019) Have built at least three (3) Indoor airPLUS qualified homes in the previous year (2018). Affordable Builder Application (10pp. 520K, 2019) Have built at least three (3) affordable* Indoor airPLUS qualified homes in the previous year (2018). Rater Application (7pp. 394K, 2019) Have verified and reported at least ten (10) Indoor airPLUS homes in the previous year (2018).  *Builders of income-eligible housing designated for lower-income households whose construction is typically financially subsidized by federal, state, or local housing agencies, usually via grants, loans, tax credits, and/or tax-exempt bonds. Please contact Indoor_airPLUS@epa.gov with eligibility questions. Eligible partners must submit a complete award application and be in good standing with EPA regarding compliance with all applicable regulations. Raters must also be in good standing with their applicable oversight organization (e.g. RESNET). Indoor airPLUS 2019 Leader Award Builder Application (PDF)(12 pp, 510 K, April 22, 2019, EPA 402/K-19/004) Indoor airPLUS Leader Award application for builder partners Indoor airPLUS 2019 Leader Award Affordable Builder (PDF)(10 pp, 532 K, April 22, 2019, EPA 402/K-19/004) Indoor airPLUS Leader Award application for affordable builder partners Indoor airPLUS 2019 Leader Award Rater Application (PDF)(7 pp, 403 K, April 22, 2019, EPA 402/K-19/003) Indoor airPLUS Leader Award application for rater partners

Applications for 2018 are now available. New this year:"Leader of the Year" and an award ceremony at the 2018 EEBA Summit. This award was created to recognize builder and Rater partners who not only construct and verify Indoor airPLUS qualified homes, but also actively utilize the Indoor airPLUS brand--through the use of sales, marketing, and educational tools--to educate homebuyers, trade professionals, and allied stakeholders about the importance of enhanced indoor air quality protections. NEW THIS YEAR: The Indoor airPLUS Leader Awards will be publicly announced in September 2018 and will be formally presented at the EEBA High Performance Home Summit, October 16-18, 2018 in San Diego, California. EPA will also be presenting a new award this year--the Indoor airPLUS Leader of the Year Award--to just one outstanding builder and Rater partner, selected from the pool of Leader Award winners. The builder winner may be selected from any of the builder categories. The Builder and Rater Leaders of the Year will be chosen based on their achievements with Indoor airPLUS over the previous year, as evidenced by the quality of their Leader Award application. This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your great work at a nationally recognized conference for high performance building! These two Leader of the Year winners will be announced in-person during the award ceremony at the EEBA Summit. Also new this year: We are looking for your best Indoor airPLUS home. This section of the application is designed to give partners the opportunity to showcase a recent project they are most proud of and all the features contributing to the health and safety of the home. We are also encouraging short video submissions to highlight your work! See details in the applications below. Eligibility: To be considered eligible for the award, a partner must have participated with Indoor airPLUS at the following minimum levels: Previous Indoor airPLUS Leader Award Winners Read about builders and Raters that have won an Indoor airPLUS Leader Award. Builder Application (11pp. 561K, 2018) Have built at least three (3) Indoor airPLUS qualified homes in the previous year (2017). Affordable Builder Application (11pp. 516K, 2018) Have built at least three (3) Indoor airPLUS qualified homes in the previous year (2017). Rater Application (6pp. 455K, 2018) Have verified and reported at least ten (10) Indoor airPLUS homes in the previous year (2017).  *Builders of income-eligible housing typically designated for lower-income households whose construction is publicly subsidized by federal, state, or local housing agencies, usually via grants, loans, tax credits, and/or tax-exempt bonds. Eligible partners must submit a valid, complete application for the award and be in good standing with EPA regarding compliance with all applicable regulations. Raters must also be in good standing with their applicable oversight organization. Completed applications and supplemental collateral should be submitted to Indoor_airPLUS@epa.gov by 8 pm EDT, June 29, 2018. Indoor airPLUS_2018_Leader_Award_Builder_Application_508 (PDF)(11 pp, 587 K, May 1, 2018) 2018 Indoor airPLUS Leader Award application for builder partners Indoor airPLUS_2018_Leader_Award_Affordable_Builder_508 (PDF)(11 pp, 528 K, May 1, 2018) Indoor airPLUS Leader Award application for affordable builder partners Indoor airPLUS_2018_Leader_Award_Rater_Application_508 (PDF)(6 pp, 466 K, May 1, 2018) Indoor airPLUS Leader Award application for Rater partners

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Media Calls from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

CMS Media Call (5/17/2011) - Three Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Initiatives

CMS Media Call (4/4/2011) - Final Rate Notice Call Letter

CMS Media Call (2/22/2011) - 2012 Rate Announcement and Call Letter

CMS Media Calls

An insight into how we in government are trying to take forward the Sustainable Development Strategy Securing the Future ... and maybe give you a bit of a feel for what it is like working in government.

Sustainable Procurement Task Force - Procuring the Future Podcast

Sustainable Procurement Task Force - Procuring the Future - Podcast

Sustainable Government

Avaya Product Line Manager for Public Safety Solutions, Mark J. Fletcher, ENP discusses emergency services for the Enterprise and PSAPs in this weekly PodCast.

The pending sunset of the PSTN, the transition to IP, and the business model for telecommunications being disrupted, are all hot topics in Washington DC where technologists and legislators are challenged with managing evolution with Net Neutrality and Public Safety. Let's not forget the importance of the 9-1-1 network and the required functionality we need to maintain.

Before you Cut the Cord - Understand what's Attached

As we move towards the next generation of communications Overt the Top applications will become the de facto standard for connecting with each other. As this happens outside the PSTN, it is also outside of the FCC purview. Now things like Net Neutrality can have an impact on Emergency Communications that we never thought about, until now.

Building the killer app without killing someone

This week Todd Piett, the Chief Product Officer at Rave Mobile Safety, joins me to discuss the emerging trends in emergency communications like Text to 911 and the 911 App that is becoming popular. Are these Apps a good idea? The jury is still out on that question, with many in Public Safety chiming in with a resounding "NO!" and for some very good reason that may surprise you. Don't miss this episode!

9-1-1 Apps - The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

What you always wanted to know about legal wiretapping and a purposely obscure law that lets the federal government do it. Joel Margolis and Martha Buyer join me to discuss the impact of the Communications Assistance for Lawful Enforcement Act

CALEA - Legal Wiretapping for Homeland Security Issues

The E911 Talk Podcast started over 4 years ago, and has now produced 200 episodes specifically on Public Safety. Attorney Martha Buyer provides some valuable insight and around Enterprise do's and don'ts, E911 audits and the reality of Text to 911 in this weeks episode "E911 Exaggeration leads to Exasperation"

E911 - The View from a Legal Eagle

E911 Talk PodCast

From corals to coastal science, catch the current of the ocean with our audio and video podcast, Making Waves

This is a reminder that the Making Waves podcast has retired, but have no fear! We combined our Making Waves, Ocean Shorts, and Diving Deeper pods into one NEW podcast called NOAA Ocean. Subscribe in your favorite podcatcher so you never miss an episode. Just search for "NOAA Ocean." If you are looking for an older Making Waves episode, head to oceanservice.noaa.gov/podcast to view our archive.

The New NOAA Ocean Podcast

The Making Waves podcast has retired, but have no fear! We combined our Making Waves, Ocean Shorts, and Diving Deeper pods into one NEW podcast called NOAA Ocean. Subscribe in your favorite podcatcher so you never miss an episode. Just search for "NOAA Ocean." If you are looking for an older Making Waves episode, head to oceanservice.noaa.gov/podcast to view our archive.

The Making Waves podcast has retired, but have no fear! We combined our Making Waves, Ocean Shorts, and Diving Deeper podcasts into one NEW podcast called NOAA Ocean. Subscribe to the new podcast in your favorite podcatcher so you never miss an episode. Just search for "NOAA Ocean." If you are looking for an older Making Waves episode, head to oceanservice.noaa.gov/podcast to view our archive.

What is ocean noise and what is NOAA doing to reduce this threat in our national marine sanctuaries? Many marine organisms, including marine mammals, sea turtles, fish and invertebrates, rely on sound and hearing for their survival. Over the last century, increases in human activity within our ocean have led to increasing levels of noise. This increasing amount of noise from human sources is a rising concern for the health and well-being of marine organisms and ecosystems. In this episode, we talk with NOAA marine ecologist Dr. Leila Hatch about her work to better understand the ocean soundscape by developing programs that can establish baselines, detect changes in noise levels, and support the design of methods to reduce noise impacts.

Listen up: What you need to know about ocean noise. (Episode 138)

Money does not grow on trees, but it could be growing in our coastal salt marshes and sea grass beds. A team of researchers is working at Waquoit Bay Research Reserve on Cape Cod in Massachusetts on the "Bringing Wetlands to Market" project to study the connections between coastal wetlands, carbon dioxide uptake and storage, and the global carbon trading economy. Wetlands have the potential to serve as valuable assets in carbon trading markets – but only if we protect them, and don't dig up the treasure!

Bringing Wetlands to Market: the Power of Blue Carbon in a Changing Climate (Episode 137)

NOAA: Making Waves

A case in which the Court will determine whether the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit imposed an unduly burdensome standard on the review of a claim that counsel was ineffective by knowingly calling an expert witness who testified that race was a factor in evaluating future dangerousness.

Buck v. Davis

A case in which the Court will decide if being close family members is enough evidence to convict for insider trading, or if it needs to shown that the defendant directly knew that information would lead to financial gain.

Salman v. United States

A case in which the Court will determine whether, to convict a defendant of defrauding a financial institution under the Bank Fraud Act of 1984, the government must prove not only that the defendant had an intent to deceive, but also that the target of that deception was a bank.

Shaw v. United States

A case in which the Court will decide whether, under the Double Jeopardy Clause, a vacated, unconstitutional conviction can prevent an acquittal from barring further prosecution on issues already decided in the defendant’s favor by the earlier acquittal.

Bravo-Fernandez v. United States

A case in which the Court held that, for the purpose of federal bribery statutes, an “official act” is a decision or action on a question, matter, cause, suit, proceeding, or controversy that involves a specific exercise of formal governmental power.

McDonnell v. United States

U.S. Supreme Court 2014 Term Arguments

DLFs leder Vegard Martinsen holder formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 2011.

Formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 2011

DLFs leder Vegard Martinsen holder formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 26. april 2008.

Formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 2008

DLFs leder Vegard Martinsen holder formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 14. april 2007.

Formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 2007

DLFs leder Vegard Martinsen holder formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 29. april 2006.

Formannens tale til DLFs landsmøte 2006

DLFs leder Vegard Martinsen blir intervjuet på Kanal 24 onsdag 24. august. (Publisert med tillatelse av Kanal 24)

Vegard Martinsen på Kanal 24

DLF Podcast

Brian Wallenberg Show

Ein Podcast mit Benedikt Päffgen über Beschäftigung und Empathie.


“Was Machst Du” ist ein Gesprächspodcast, in dem wir etwas über den (Arbeits-)alltag von jemandem erfahren, über den wir vielleicht noch nie vorher nachgedacht haben. Ich lade also alle herzlich ein mit mir eine Stunde zu verbringen...

Was Machst Du? ist zurück! Hurra! Zu Gast im Studio war Kira, die bei einer Stiftung arbeitet, die wissenschaftliche Arbeiten für die Bundesregierung schreibt. Wir sprechen über die Organisationsstruktur von Stiftungen, deren Aufgaben und Assoziierungen und Kiras Pläne für die Zukunft, die auf ihrer Leidenschaft für Osteuropa und besonders die Ukraine beruhen.
Vielen Dank für’s Zuhören! Wie immer, Kommentare, Kritik und Anfragen gerne an podcast@benediktpäffgen.de  – ich versuche jede Email zeitig zu beantworten.
Außerdem gibt es auf der Webseite des Podcasts podcast.benediktpäffgen.de auch ein Kontaktformular!
Ansonsten bleibt noch Twitter, dort bin ich unter @benr0x zu erreichen.
Bis nächste Woche, eine angenehme Zeit,
Ben
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EP05 – Kira – Stiftung’s Praktikantin

Diese Woche bei Was Machst Du? war Maria zu Gast. Maria ist eine Organisatorin des diesjährigen Diskurs Festivals in Gießen und außerdem Dramaturgin für Objekt- und Materialtheater. Wir sprechen außerdem über wie es ist, in Gießen zu studieren und ob und wie Notwendigkeit in künstlerische Prozesse einfließen kann.
Vielen Dank für’s Zuhören! Wie immer, Kommentare, Kritik und Anfragen gerne an podcast@benediktpäffgen.de  – ich versuche jede Email zeitig zu beantworten.
Außerdem gibt es auf der Webseite des Podcasts podcast.benediktpäffgen.de auch ein Kontaktformular!
Ansonsten bleibt noch Twitter, dort bin ich unter  @benr0x zu erreichen.
Bis nächste Woche, eine angenehme Zeit,
Ben
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EP04 – Maria – Studentin & Dramaturgin

Diese Woche im Podcast ist Monica! Sie ist Einkaufsleiterin und erzählt uns über Verhandlungsstrategien, Wege in die Selbstständigkeit und was es bedeutet Frau, in diesem Männer dominiertem Beruf zu sein. Viel Spaß!
Vielen Dank für’s Zuhören! Wie immer, Kommentare, Kritik und Anfragen gerne an podcast@benediktpäffgen.de  – ich versuche jede Email zeitig zu beantworten.
Thanks for listening! As always, comments, criticism and requests to be on the podcast can be send to podcast@benediktpäffgen.de
Bis nächste Woche, eine angenehme Zeit,
Ben
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EP03 – Monica – Einkaufsleiterin

Maria ist Friseurin und berichtet uns von ihrem Alltag als Friseurin in Berlin und auf einem Kreuzfahrtschiff.
Bei Fragen, Anregungen und Kritikpunkten schreibe mir gerne eine Email an podcast@benediktpäffgen.de
Viel Spaß!
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EP02 – Maria – Friseurin

Simon ist Fluglotse und wird uns aus seinem Alltag erzählen. In seinen Erläuterungen erfahren wir über die Ausbildung, die täglichen Herausforderungen und wie abwechslungsreich der Beruf ist.
Bei Fragen, Anregungen und Kritikpunkten schreibe mir gerne eine Email an podcast@benediktpäffgen.de
Viel Spaß!
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EP01 – Simon – Fluglotse

Was Machst Du?

Podcast with Benedikt Päffgen about occupation and empathy. 

‘What Are You Doing?’ is a conversation podcast in which we hear about the day to day life of someone, we might not have thought about before. I invite anyone who likes to talk about their everyday occupation to sit down with me for up to...

What Are You Doing? is back! Hoo-ray!
In this episode of the podcast I met Daniel, a software engineer at day and a comedian at night. We talk about ethics in software development, how governments need input from experts and how there are similarities in writing code and writing jokes. When talking about life goals we also talk about his aspirations as a comedian. Daniel doesn’t do half-arsed things!
To find out when Daniel’s got a gig coming up or even watch some of his stuff, check out his Facebook here:
https://www.facebook.com/olelmay – Daniel Olel
Thanks for listening! As always, comments, criticism and requests to be on the podcast can be send to podcast@benediktpäffgen.de or via the podcast website on podcast.benediktpäffgen.de and of course @benr0x on Twitter
Until next week, have a lovely time
Ben
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EP07 – Daniel – Software Engineer & Comedian

In this episode of the podcast I sat down with Lia, an artist from Brazil. We talk about her life as self-proclaimed nomad artist, the sustainability of it and appropriating internet culture.
As promised on the show, her website can be found right here:
https://liacarreira.com/
Thanks for listening! As always, comments, criticism and requests to be on the podcast can be send to podcast@benediktpäffgen.de or via the podcast website on podcast.benediktpäffgen.de and of course @benr0x on Twitter
Until next week, have a lovely time
Ben
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EP06 – Lia – Nomad Artist

In this episode of the podcast I sat down with Mira, a translator, artist and shop assistant from Antwerp in Belgium. We talk about her recent translating gig, boring times in the shop and what creativity and happiness mean. We tried a new podcasting technique which had us lying on the sofa, which I think didn’t help my host abilities, but Mira says so many interesting things, so I decided to release it regardless. Enjoy listening regardless!
Thanks for listening! As always, comments, criticism and requests to be on the podcast can be send to podcast@benediktpäffgen.de or via Twitter on @benr0x
Until next week, have a lovely time
Ben
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EP05 – Mira – Translator & Shop Assistant

In this episode of the podcast I met up with Melissa at her flat in Berlin and talked to her about organising conferences and conventions, her ambitious plans for the future and how she got where she is today. It was a really calm, rainy holiday in Germany so sitting down in a cozy kitchen, drinking tea and talking about Melissa’s day-to-day was really enjoyable – I hope you enjoy this episode as well!
Thanks for listening! As always, comments, criticism and requests to be on the podcast can be send to podcast@benediktpäffgen.de or via Twitter on @benr0x
Until next week, have a lovely time
Ben
Opening and closing theme: grapes featuring J Lang, Morusque, „I dunno“, used under CC BY 3.0.

EP04 – Melissa – Event Manager

In this episode of the podcast I sat down with Lexy, an artist from Canada living in New York. We talk about her use of recycled materials, living in New York and her aspirations in life. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did!
As promised on the show, her Instagram can be found right here:
https://www.instagram.com/lexymakesthings/
@Lexymakesthings
Thanks for listening! As always, comments, criticism and requests to be on the podcast can be send to podcast@benediktpäffgen.de
Until next week, have a lovely time
Ben
Opening and closing theme: grapes featuring J Lang, Morusque, „I dunno“, used under CC BY 3.0.

EP03 – Lexy – Artist

What Are You Doing?

News and events of governmental and cultural significance from the Saginaw Indian Chippewa Tribe of Michigan.

On June 5, 2008 at 10 a.m., the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe held a ground breaking ceremony for a new, cutting edge warehouse/distribution facility to better serve all Tribal organizations

Warehouse/Distribution Center Ground Breaking

Isabella: On May 20, 2008, the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe awarded for the Isabella area its 2% Distributions to local governments and schools. This spring saw a distribution of over $3 million.

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