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PARANORMAL INTO THE NIGHT FOR ALL THINGS PARANORMAL

Paranormal Into The Night

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Kampen om naturen släpper inte längre nya avsnitt. Om hur produktion och miljö står i ständig konflikt. <a href="https://sverigesradio.se/play/program/5396?utm_source=thirdparty&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=program_kampen-om-naturen">Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app.</a>
Ansvarig utgivare: Karin Lindblom

Kampen om naturen släpper inte längre nya avsnitt. Om hur produktion och miljö står i ständig konflikt. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Ansvarig utgivare: Karin Lindblom

Kampen om naturen släpper inte längre nya avsnitt. Om hur produktion och miljö står i ständig konflikt. <a href="https://sverigesradio.se/play/program/5396?utm_source=thirdparty&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=program_kampen-om-naturen" rel="noopener noreferrer">Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app.</a>
Ansvarig utgivare: Karin Lindblom

Kampen om naturen

Enfermedades crónicas no transmisibles: es un producto que tiene como objetivo invitar a la reflexión sobre la importancia de tomar decisiones acertadas sobre salud, teniendo en cuenta los diferentes factores que intervienen en la vida cotidiana de las personas tales como la política, el medio ambiente, la sociedad, las creencias, entre otras.

Salud UNAL Contigo

„Potekstės“ - tinklalaidė apie medijas ir jų triukšme gyvenantį žmogų. Veda Adomas Šimkus.

„Potekstės“ - tinklalaidė apie medijas ir jų triukšme gyvenantį žmogų.Veda Adomas Šimkus.

„Potekstės“ - tinklalaidė apie medijas ir jų triukšme gyvenantį žmogų. Veda Adomas Šimkus.

Potekstės

作者运用前沿的学研究、西方列强殖民史、斗争史和其他被压迫人群的反抗史，阐明资本主义正是通过廉价战略——使自然、货币、劳动、关怀、食物、能源和生命保持廉价——才造成了当今世界的现状及资本主义即将灭亡的趋势。这是一本让人耳目一新的、再认识资本主义的伟大著作。跟其他同类书相比，本书的独特性在于作者主张从 “世界”理论的视角下去理解资本主义。该理论主张用生命网络（web of life)的方式思考人类历史，研究权力、生产和产是如何通过生命网络实现的。作者认为资本主义是集权力、资本和自然界于一体的各种关系的集合，资本主义在追求无穷无尽积累的驱动下，通过不断开辟新边疆而实现全球扩张。新边疆是资本与自然界的交汇区，正是在一个一个新边疆，资本主义国家运用暴力、文化、知识确保廉价战略得以贯彻，才获得巨大的市场。阅读此书，对读者了解资本主义经济危机的起源，思考经济增长的速度、质量、效益和如何环境保护工作有一定的帮助和启示。

作者运用前沿的学研究、西方列强殖民史、斗争史和其他被压迫人群的反抗史，阐明资本主义正是通过廉价战略——使自然、货币、劳动、关怀、食物、能源和生命保持廉价——才造成了当今世界的现状及资本主义即将灭亡的趋势。这是一本让人耳目一新的、再认识资本主义的伟大著作。跟其他同类书相比，本书的独特性在于作者主张从 “世界”理论的视角下去理解资本主义。该理论主张用生命网络（web of life)的方式思考人类历史，研究权力、生产和产是如何通过生命网络实现的。作者认为资本主义是集权力、资本和自然界于一体的各种关系的集合，资本主义在追求无穷无尽积累的驱动下，通过不断开辟新边疆而实现全球扩张。新边疆是资本与自然界的交汇区，正是在一个一个新边疆，资本主义国家运用暴力、文化、知识确保廉价战略得以贯彻，才获得巨大的市场。阅读此书，对读者了解资本主义经济危机的起源，思考经济增长的速度、质量、效益和如何环境保护工作有一定的帮助和启示。

作者运用前沿的学研究、西方列强殖民史、斗争史和其他被压迫人群的反抗史，阐明资本主义正是通过廉价战略——使自然、货币、劳动、关怀、食物、能源和生命保持廉价——才造成了当今世界的现状及资本主义即将灭亡的趋势。这是一本让人耳目一新的、再认识资本主义的伟大著作。跟其他同类书相比，本书的独特性在于作者主张从 “世界”理论的视角下去理解资本主义。该理论主张用生命网络（web of life)的方式思考人类历史，研究权力、生产和产是如何通过生命网络实现的。作者认为资本主义是集权力、资本和自然界于一体的各种关系的集合，资本主义在追求无穷无尽积累的驱动下，通过不断开辟新边疆而实现全球扩张。新边疆是资本与自然界的交汇区，正是在一个一个新边疆，资本主义国家运用暴力、文化、知识确保廉价战略得以贯彻，才获得巨大的市场。阅读此书，对读者了解资本主义经济危机的起源，思考经济增长的速度、质量、效益和如何环境保护工作有一定的帮助和启示。

廉价的代价：耳目一新的“资本主义”

What does it take to be influential in today's world? Dr. Parsa Peykar -psychologist, university professor, and author- joined by world-class experts from diverse fields explore practical lessons on leadership, influence, and service.Each episode of the Professor P Podcast is designed like a mini research project, built around a central “research question” tied to the theme. Every episode unfolds in three parts: 1.Book Review or Art Analysis – exploring ideas that set the stage.2. Expert Conversation – insights from leading voices across diverse fields. 3. Student Reflections – real feedback and fresh perspectives from university students.
Across all episodes, one theme remains constant: every guest leaves listeners with at least one simple act of kindness to put into practice.
The Professor P Podcast is a fun, engaging “university” for everyone—delivering both educational and experimental lessons to inspire you to grow, lead, and make an impact in your chosen field. More than a podcast, it’s a movement to add value to your life—and to encourage you to add value to others.
📩 We’d love to hear from you! Share your comments, ideas, or just say hi: <a class="decorated-link cursor-pointer">contact@parsapeykar.com</a>

What does it take to be influential in today's world? Dr. Parsa Peykar -psychologist, university professor, and author- joined by world-class experts from diverse fields explore practical lessons on leadership, influence, and service.Each episode of the Professor P Podcast is designed like a mini research project, built around a central “research question” tied to the theme. Every episode unfolds in three parts: 1.Book Review or Art Analysis – exploring ideas that set the stage.2. Expert Conversation – insights from leading voices across diverse fields. 3. Student Reflections – real feedback and fresh perspectives from university students. Across all episodes, one theme remains constant: every guest leaves listeners with at least one simple act of kindness to put into practice. The Professor P Podcast is a fun, engaging “university” for everyone—delivering both educational and experimental lessons to inspire you to grow, lead, and make an impact in your chosen field. More than a podcast, it’s a movement to add value to your life—and to encourage you to add value to others. 📩 We’d love to hear from you! Share your comments, ideas, or just say hi: contact@parsapeykar.com

What does it take to be influential in today's world? Dr. Parsa Peykar -psychologist, university professor, and author- joined by world-class experts from diverse fields explore practical lessons on leadership, influence, and service.Each episode of the Professor P Podcast is designed like a mini research project, built around a central “research question” tied to the theme. Every episode unfolds in three parts: 1.Book Review or Art Analysis – exploring ideas that set the stage.2. Expert Conversation – insights from leading voices across diverse fields. 3. Student Reflections – real feedback and fresh perspectives from university students.
Across all episodes, one theme remains constant: every guest leaves listeners with at least one simple act of kindness to put into practice.
The Professor P Podcast is a fun, engaging “university” for everyone—delivering both educational and experimental lessons to inspire you to grow, lead, and make an impact in your chosen field. More than a podcast, it’s a movement to add value to your life—and to encourage you to add value to others.
📩 We’d love to hear from you! Share your comments, ideas, or just say hi: <a rel="noopener noreferrer">contact@parsapeykar.com</a>

Professor P with Dr.Peykar

Haben Le Corbusier, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Egon Eiermann oder andere Vertreter der Moderne ihre Architekturen eigentlich alleine geplant und errichtet? Vermutlich nicht.Aber wer sind die vielen Anderen, die Entwurf und Ausführung von Architektur begleiten?Was wissen wir über die Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter in den Architekturbüros der Moderne?Welchen Einfluss hatten die Fachleute in den ausführenden Firmen?Und: Welche Rolle spielten die Partnerinnen und Partner? Auf solche Fragen fehlen uns häufig zufriedenstellende Antworten.Der Architekt David Chipperfield sagt: Architecture does not just happen. Sein Name steht für eines der interessantesten Architekturbüros der Gegenwart. Er beschreibt Architektur als ein Zusammenspiel von Anforderungen, Erwartungen, Vorschriften und hoffentlich auch Visionen.Deshalb erfordert Architektur Kollaboration. Und ihr Erfolg hängt maßgeblich davon ab, wie gut diese Kollaboration funktioniert. Im Podcast spreche ich mit Fachleuten über Bauten der Moderne und über das Netzwerk der Menschen, die das Planen und Bauen begleitet und beeinflusst haben. Das klappt heute nicht immer gleich gut, weil Quellen fehlen oder die Frage nie gestellt wurde. Aber in den letzten Jahren sind spannende neue Erkenntnisse gewonnen worden. Die möchte ich vorstellen. Mein Name ist Christiane Lange. Ich bin Kunsthistorikerin und Mitbegründerin des gemeinnützigen Vereins Projekt MIK. www.projektmik.com Ein Podcast von Projekt MIK, produziert vom Studio K22, Krefeld, Germany English Version:&nbsp;Did Le Corbusier, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Egon Eiermann, and other representatives of modernism actually plan and build their buildings on their own? Probably not. But who are the many others who accompany the design and execution of architecture? What do we know about the employees in modernist architecture firms? What influence did the experts in the executing companies have? And what role did partners play? We often lack satisfactory answers to such questions. Architect David Chipperfield says: Architecture does not just happen. His name stands for one of the most interesting architectural firms of our time. He describes architecture as an interplay of requirements, expectations, regulations, and hopefully also visions. That is why architecture requires collaboration. And its success depends largely on how well this collaboration works. In the podcast, I talk to experts about modernist buildings and the network of people who accompanied and influenced their planning and construction. This does not always work equally well today because sources are missing or the question was never asked. But in recent years, exciting new insights have been gained. I would like to present them here. My name is Christiane Lange. I am an art historian and co-founder of the non-profit association Projekt MIK. www.projektmik.com A podcast by Projekt MIK, produced by Studio K22, Krefeld, Germany.

Haben Le Corbusier, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Egon Eiermann oder andere Vertreter der Moderne ihre Architekturen eigentlich alleine geplant und errichtet? Vermutlich nicht. Aber wer sind die vielen Anderen, die Entwurf und Ausführung von Architektur begleiten? Was wissen wir über die Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter in den Architekturbüros der Moderne? Welchen Einfluss hatten die Fachleute in den ausführenden Firmen? Und: Welche Rolle spielten die Partnerinnen und Partner? Auf solche Fragen fehlen uns häufig zufriedenstellende Antworten. Der Architekt David Chipperfield sagt: Architecture does not just happen. Sein Name steht für eines der interessantesten Architekturbüros der Gegenwart. Er beschreibt Architektur als ein Zusammenspiel von Anforderungen, Erwartungen, Vorschriften und hoffentlich auch Visionen. Deshalb erfordert Architektur Kollaboration. Und ihr Erfolg hängt maßgeblich davon ab, wie gut diese Kollaboration funktioniert. Im Podcast spreche ich mit Fachleuten über Bauten der Moderne und über das Netzwerk der Menschen, die das Planen und Bauen begleitet und beeinflusst haben. Das klappt heute nicht immer gleich gut, weil Quellen fehlen oder die Frage nie gestellt wurde. Aber in den letzten Jahren sind spannende neue Erkenntnisse gewonnen worden. Die möchte ich vorstellen. Mein Name ist Christiane Lange. Ich bin Kunsthistorikerin und Mitbegründerin des gemeinnützigen Vereins Projekt MIK. www.projektmik.com Ein Podcast von Projekt MIK, produziert vom Studio K22, Krefeld, Germany English Version:  Did Le Corbusier, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Egon Eiermann, and other representatives of modernism actually plan and build their buildings on their own? Probably not. But who are the many others who accompany the design and execution of architecture? What do we know about the employees in modernist architecture firms? What influence did the experts in the executing companies have? And what role did partners play? We often lack satisfactory answers to such questions. Architect David Chipperfield says: Architecture does not just happen. His name stands for one of the most interesting architectural firms of our time. He describes architecture as an interplay of requirements, expectations, regulations, and hopefully also visions. That is why architecture requires collaboration. And its success depends largely on how well this collaboration works. In the podcast, I talk to experts about modernist buildings and the network of people who accompanied and influenced their planning and construction. This does not always work equally well today because sources are missing or the question was never asked. But in recent years, exciting new insights have been gained. I would like to present them here. My name is Christiane Lange. I am an art historian and co-founder of the non-profit association Projekt MIK. www.projektmik.com A podcast by Projekt MIK, produced by Studio K22, Krefeld, Germany.

Collaboration and Architecture

Psychology for Students is a short-form podcast designed to help high school and college students better understand the mind—and themselves. Hosted by Professor Jeff Hastings, each episode breaks down complex psychological ideas into real-life lessons that improve mental health, relationships, and personal growth. Whether you’re studying psychology or just trying to get through the semester with a clearer head, this podcast gives you tools you can use today to feel more connected, grounded, and confident.&nbsp;

Psychology for Students is a short-form podcast designed to help high school and college students better understand the mind—and themselves. Hosted by Professor Jeff Hastings, each episode breaks down complex psychological ideas into real-life lessons that improve mental health, relationships, and personal growth. Whether you’re studying psychology or just trying to get through the semester with a clearer head, this podcast gives you tools you can use today to feel more connected, grounded, and confident. 

Psychology for Students

Clinical Trialblazers invites you into the world of biotech leaders as they share the untold stories behind their journeys to bring breakthrough innovations to life. This 10 episode monthly series asks biotech visionaries to explore pivotal moments in their careers and the milestones that shaped their lives. Through unscripted conversations, host Alberto Grignolo dives into the decisions, risks, and accomplishments that define these trialblazers legacies to uncover the heart, grit, and ingenuity driving the future of scientific innovation.

Clinical Trialblazers

In this podcast, we discuss American politics and laws, both local and federal, and make some comparisons between our country and the world. We will look at how the law is created and enforced, policy implications, and how we can improve our quality of life through sound policies, laws, and sentences.&nbsp;

In this podcast, we discuss American politics and laws, both local and federal, and make some comparisons between our country and the world. We will look at how the law is created and enforced, policy implications, and how we can improve our quality of life through sound policies, laws, and sentences. 

Law & Politics Convergence

Neuro Lógico é um podcast que conecta ciência, medicina e política com um objetivo claro: promover o pensamento crítico e combater a desinformação.

Neuro Lógico é um podcast que conecta ciência, medicina e política com um objetivo claro: promover o pensamento crítico e combater a desinformação.

Neuro Lógico

Soy Locutora comercial, conductora de radio y tv show, en mi podcast, te cuento y narro experiencias históricas, amenas, relatos, leyendas. amo la radio por despertar nuestra imaginación. La llevaremos al máximo.

Relatos asombrosos de la historia narrados por CristinaVargas radio host

Anything about Alzheimer's disease: pathology, biology, medicine, etc.

Anything about Alzheimer's disease: pathology, biology, medicine, etc.

The secrets of alzheimer's disease

My new podcast is finally live. Hit that play button and join me for a fun ride

Mahnaz Ahmad’s Podcast

RadPod

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À chaque épisode nous allons lire un article scientifique sur la psychologie ou les sciences cognitives. 
Il s'agira de comprendre l'article afin d'enrichir notre connaissance de l'Homme et du monde.

À chaque épisode nous allons lire un article scientifique sur la psychologie ou les sciences cognitives. Il s'agira de comprendre l'article afin d'enrichir notre connaissance de l'Homme et du monde.

Cogniscient

«El poder de la Morenada» es una mini serie que forma parte del podcast «Encuentro Saberes» aquí conversamos y debatimos sobre la Danza de la Morenada como patrimonio cultural. 

Este es un programa del Colectivo PachaKamani en coproducción con Kamani Audio. 

#EncuentroSaberes
#PachaKamani
#PodcastBo
La Paz,  Bolivia.

«El poder de la Morenada» es una mini serie que forma parte del podcast «Encuentro Saberes» aquí conversamos y debatimos sobre la Danza de la Morenada como patrimonio cultural. Este es un programa del Colectivo PachaKamani en coproducción con Kamani Audio. #EncuentroSaberes #PachaKamani #PodcastBo La Paz, Bolivia.

El poder de la Morenada

In the heart of the Mojave Desert, where the sun's relentless rays paint the landscape in hues of gold and amber, lies a realm of unimaginable beauty and astonishing extremes - Death Valley National Park. Straddling the border between California and Nevada, this vast expanse of wilderness is a testament to the awe-inspiring power and resilience of nature itself. It is a place where the very forces that have shaped our planet over countless millennia are laid bare, where the Earth's crust has been rent asunder and sculpted into a landscape of breathtaking contrasts and startling beauty. As we stand at the threshold of this majestic and unforgiving land, we are immediately struck by the sheer scale and grandeur of our surroundings. Death Valley is a place of superlatives, a land of extremes where the boundaries of what is possible seem to blur and dissolve. With an area of over 5,000 square miles, it is the largest national park in the contiguous United States, a vast and rugged wilderness that encompasses an astonishing diversity of landscapes and ecosystems. From the towering peaks of the Panamint Range, which rise like sentinels over the valley floor, to the vast expanses of shimmering salt flats and undulating sand dunes, Death Valley is a landscape of unparalleled beauty and complexity. It is a place where the very fabric of the Earth has been twisted and folded into a tapestry of geological wonders, where ancient seabeds and volcanic deposits mingle with the remnants of long-vanished lakes and rivers. But to truly understand the allure of Death Valley, we must first delve into its rich and fascinating history. For millions of years, this land has been shaped and reshaped by the relentless forces of wind, water, and time. The rocks that we see today are the product of an ancient and ongoing dance between the elements, a dance that has been choreographed by the tectonic upheavals and climatic shifts that have defined the Earth's history. In the distant past, much of what is now Death Valley was submerged beneath a vast and ancient sea, its waters teeming with life and its depths layered with sediment. As the Earth's crust shifted and buckled, these ancient seabeds were thrust upward and exposed to the ravages of wind and rain, their layers of limestone, shale, and sandstone slowly eroding away to reveal the colorful and intricate patterns that we see today. But the story of Death Valley is not just one of geology and natural history. For thousands of years, this harsh and unforgiving landscape has been home to the Timbisha Shoshone people, a native tribe that has adapted to the challenges of life in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. The Timbisha have a deep and abiding connection to this land, seeing it not just as a source of sustenance and shelter, but as a sacred and spiritual place that is intimately connected to their identity and way of life. Despite the dangers and difficulties of life in Death Valley, the Timbisha have thrived here for generations, developing a rich and complex culture that is deeply rooted in the rhythms and cycles of the desert. They have learned to read the signs and signals of the land, to find water and food in even the most barren and inhospitable places, and to live in harmony with the powerful and often unpredictable forces of nature. For modern-day visitors to Death Valley, the challenges and rewards of this extraordinary landscape are no less profound. The park is home to some of the most extreme and inhospitable environments on Earth, with temperatures that routinely soar above 120°F (49°C) in the summer months and a landscape that is almost entirely devoid of water and shade. But it is precisely this extremity that makes Death Valley such a powerful and transformative place to visit. The searing heat and the vast, unbroken expanses of desert have a way of stripping away the distractions and complexities of modern life, forcing us to confront the essential truths of our own existence. In the face of such unrelenting and overpowering forces, we are reminded of our own fragility and insignificance, and of the awesome and humbling power of the natural world. At the same time, Death Valley is a place of astonishing beauty and diversity, with a landscape that is as varied and complex as it is harsh and unforgiving. From the otherworldly salt flats of Badwater Basin, which lies 282 feet below sea level, to the towering sand dunes of Mesquite Flat, which rise like waves in a petrified sea, the park is a treasure trove of geological and ecological wonders. Visitors to Death Valley can explore the colorful badlands of Zabriskie Point, where the eroded remains of ancient lake beds have been sculpted into a landscape of surreal and psychedelic beauty. They can hike through the narrow canyons and towering cliffs of Golden Canyon, where the interplay of light and shadow creates a constantly shifting tapestry of color and texture. And they can marvel at the strange and otherworldly formations of Devil's Golf Course, where the crystalline remains of an ancient lake have been shaped by the forces of wind and salt into a jagged and alien landscape. But for all its beauty and wonder, Death Valley is also a place of great danger and risk. The extreme temperatures and lack of water make it a challenging and potentially deadly environment for those who are unprepared or inexperienced. Every year, park rangers respond to countless cases of heat exhaustion, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses, and the stark and unforgiving nature of the landscape means that even a small mistake or miscalculation can have serious and sometimes fatal consequences. In recent years, the dangers of Death Valley have been brought into even sharper focus by the growing threat of climate change. As global temperatures continue to rise, the park is experiencing more frequent and intense heat waves, as well as longer and more severe periods of drought. These changes are having a profound impact on the delicate ecosystems and wildlife of the park, as well as on the safety and well-being of visitors and residents alike. But even in the face of these challenges, the allure of Death Valley remains as powerful and enduring as ever. For those who are willing to brave the heat and the hardships, the rewards of this extraordinary landscape are truly unparalleled. The stark and uncompromising beauty of the desert, the sense of solitude and self-reliance that comes from venturing into such a remote and unforgiving place, and the opportunity to connect with the deeper rhythms and mysteries of the natural world - these are the things that draw people to Death Valley, year after year and generation after generation. Ultimately, the story of Death Valley is one of resilience, adaptability, and the enduring power of the human spirit. It is a story that reminds us of the incredible diversity and complexity of the world we live in, and of the urgent need to protect and preserve the wild and untamed places that still remain. As we stand at the edge of this vast and unforgiving landscape, we are reminded of our own place in the grand tapestry of life on Earth, and of the awesome responsibility we bear as stewards and guardians of this fragile and precious planet. So let us embrace the challenges and the opportunities of this extraordinary place, not just as a destination for adventure and exploration, but as a symbol of the enduring spirit of life itself. Let us tread lightly and respectfully, but also boldly and fearlessly, knowing that in pushing ourselves to the limits of what is possible, we may just discover something profound and transformative about ourselves and the world we inhabit. For in the end, the true allure of Death Valley lies not in its extremes, but in its ability to remind us of the preciousness and fragility of life, and of the urgent need to cherish and protect it in all its forms, for all the generations to come. Thanks for listening, remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

In the heart of the Mojave Desert, where the sun's relentless rays paint the landscape in hues of gold and amber, lies a realm of unimaginable beauty and astonishing extremes - Death Valley National Park. Straddling the border between California and Nevada, this vast expanse of wilderness is a testament to the awe-inspiring power and resilience of nature itself. It is a place where the very forces that have shaped our planet over countless millennia are laid bare, where the Earth's crust has been rent asunder and sculpted into a landscape of breathtaking contrasts and startling beauty. As we stand at the threshold of this majestic and unforgiving land, we are immediately struck by the sheer scale and grandeur of our surroundings. Death Valley is a place of superlatives, a land of extremes where the boundaries of what is possible seem to blur and dissolve. With an area of over 5,000 square miles, it is the largest national park in the contiguous United States, a vast and rugged wilderness that encompasses an astonishing diversity of landscapes and ecosystems. From the towering peaks of the Panamint Range, which rise like sentinels over the valley floor, to the vast expanses of shimmering salt flats and undulating sand dunes, Death Valley is a landscape of unparalleled beauty and complexity. It is a place where the very fabric of the Earth has been twisted and folded into a tapestry of geological wonders, where ancient seabeds and volcanic deposits mingle with the remnants of long-vanished lakes and rivers. But to truly understand the allure of Death Valley, we must first delve into its rich and fascinating history. For millions of years, this land has been shaped and reshaped by the relentless forces of wind, water, and time. The rocks that we see today are the product of an ancient and ongoing dance between the elements, a dance that has been choreographed by the tectonic upheavals and climatic shifts that have defined the Earth's history. In the distant past, much of what is now Death Valley was submerged beneath a vast and ancient sea, its waters teeming with life and its depths layered with sediment. As the Earth's crust shifted and buckled, these ancient seabeds were thrust upward and exposed to the ravages of wind and rain, their layers of limestone, shale, and sandstone slowly eroding away to reveal the colorful and intricate patterns that we see today. But the story of Death Valley is not just one of geology and natural history. For thousands of years, this harsh and unforgiving landscape has been home to the Timbisha Shoshone people, a native tribe that has adapted to the challenges of life in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. The Timbisha have a deep and abiding connection to this land, seeing it not just as a source of sustenance and shelter, but as a sacred and spiritual place that is intimately connected to their identity and way of life. Despite the dangers and difficulties of life in Death Valley, the Timbisha have thrived here for generations, developing a rich and complex culture that is deeply rooted in the rhythms and cycles of the desert. They have learned to read the signs and signals of the land, to find water and food in even the most barren and inhospitable places, and to live in harmony with the powerful and often unpredictable forces of nature. For modern-day visitors to Death Valley, the challenges and rewards of this extraordinary landscape are no less profound. The park is home to some of the most extreme and inhospitable environments on Earth, with temperatures that routinely soar above 120°F (49°C) in the summer months and a landscape that is almost entirely devoid of water and shade. But it is precisely this extremity that makes Death Valley such a powerful and transformative place to visit. The searing heat and the vast, unbroken expanses of desert have a way of stripping away the distractions and complexities of modern life, forcing us to confront the essential truths of our own existence. In the face of such unrelenting and overpowering forces, we are reminded of our own fragility and insignificance, and of the awesome and humbling power of the natural world. At the same time, Death Valley is a place of astonishing beauty and diversity, with a landscape that is as varied and complex as it is harsh and unforgiving. From the otherworldly salt flats of Badwater Basin, which lies 282 feet below sea level, to the towering sand dunes of Mesquite Flat, which rise like waves in a petrified sea, the park is a treasure trove of geological and ecological wonders. Visitors to Death Valley can explore the colorful badlands of Zabriskie Point, where the eroded remains of ancient lake beds have been sculpted into a landscape of surreal and psychedelic beauty. They can hike through the narrow canyons and towering cliffs of Golden Canyon, where the interplay of light and shadow creates a constantly shifting tapestry of color and texture. And they can marvel at the strange and otherworldly formations of Devil's Golf Course, where the crystalline remains of an ancient lake have been shaped by the forces of wind and salt into a jagged and alien landscape. But for all its beauty and wonder, Death Valley is also a place of great danger and risk. The extreme temperatures and lack of water make it a challenging and potentially deadly environment for those who are unprepared or inexperienced. Every year, park rangers respond to countless cases of heat exhaustion, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses, and the stark and unforgiving nature of the landscape means that even a small mistake or miscalculation can have serious and sometimes fatal consequences. In recent years, the dangers of Death Valley have been brought into even sharper focus by the growing threat of climate change. As global temperatures continue to rise, the park is experiencing more frequent and intense heat waves, as well as longer and more severe periods of drought. These changes are having a profound impact on the delicate ecosystems and wildlife of the park, as well as on the safety and well-being of visitors and residents alike. But even in the face of these challenges, the allure of Death Valley remains as powerful and enduring as ever. For those who are willing to brave the heat and the hardships, the rewards of this extraordinary landscape are truly unparalleled. The stark and uncompromising beauty of the desert, the sense of solitude and self-reliance that comes from venturing into such a remote and unforgiving place, and the opportunity to connect with the deeper rhythms and mysteries of the natural world - these are the things that draw people to Death Valley, year after year and generation after generation. Ultimately, the story of Death Valley is one of resilience, adaptability, and the enduring power of the human spirit. It is a story that reminds us of the incredible diversity and complexity of the world we live in, and of the urgent need to protect and preserve the wild and untamed places that still remain. As we stand at the edge of this vast and unforgiving landscape, we are reminded of our own place in the grand tapestry of life on Earth, and of the awesome responsibility we bear as stewards and guardians of this fragile and precious planet. So let us embrace the challenges and the opportunities of this extraordinary place, not just as a destination for adventure and exploration, but as a symbol of the enduring spirit of life itself. Let us tread lightly and respectfully, but also boldly and fearlessly, knowing that in pushing ourselves to the limits of what is possible, we may just discover something profound and transformative about ourselves and the world we inhabit. For in the end, the true allure of Death Valley lies not in its extremes, but in its ability to remind us of the preciousness and fragility of life, and of the urgent need to cherish and protect it in all its forms, for all the generations to come. Thanks for listening, remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

In the heart of the Mojave Desert, where the sun's relentless rays paint the landscape in hues of gold and amber, lies a realm of unimaginable beauty and astonishing extremes - Death Valley National Park. Straddling the border between California and Nevada, this vast expanse of wilderness is a testament to the awe-inspiring power and resilience of nature itself. It is a place where the very forces that have shaped our planet over countless millennia are laid bare, where the Earth's crust has been rent asunder and sculpted into a landscape of breathtaking contrasts and startling beauty. As we stand at the threshold of this majestic and unforgiving land, we are immediately struck by the sheer scale and grandeur of our surroundings. Death Valley is a place of superlatives, a land of extremes where the boundaries of what is possible seem to blur and dissolve. With an area of over 5,000 square miles, it is the largest national park in the contiguous United States, a vast and rugged wilderness that encompasses an astonishing diversity of landscapes and ecosystems. From the towering peaks of the Panamint Range, which rise like sentinels over the valley floor, to the vast expanses of shimmering salt flats and undulating sand dunes, Death Valley is a landscape of unparalleled beauty and complexity. It is a place where the very fabric of the Earth has been twisted and folded into a tapestry of geological wonders, where ancient seabeds and volcanic deposits mingle with the remnants of long-vanished lakes and rivers. But to truly understand the allure of Death Valley, we must first delve into its rich and fascinating history. For millions of years, this land has been shaped and reshaped by the relentless forces of wind, water, and time. The rocks that we see today are the product of an ancient and ongoing dance between the elements, a dance that has been choreographed by the tectonic upheavals and climatic shifts that have defined the Earth's history. In the distant past, much of what is now Death Valley was submerged beneath a vast and ancient sea, its waters teeming with life and its depths layered with sediment. As the Earth's crust shifted and buckled, these ancient seabeds were thrust upward and exposed to the ravages of wind and rain, their layers of limestone, shale, and sandstone slowly eroding away to reveal the colorful and intricate patterns that we see today. But the story of Death Valley is not just one of geology and natural history. For thousands of years, this harsh and unforgiving landscape has been home to the Timbisha Shoshone people, a native tribe that has adapted to the challenges of life in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. The Timbisha have a deep and abiding connection to this land, seeing it not just as a source of sustenance and shelter, but as a sacred and spiritual place that is intimately connected to their identity and way of life. Despite the dangers and difficulties of life in Death Valley, the Timbisha have thrived here for generations, developing a rich and complex culture that is deeply rooted in the rhythms and cycles of the desert. They have learned to read the signs and signals of the land, to find water and food in even the most barren and inhospitable places, and to live in harmony with the powerful and often unpredictable forces of nature. For modern-day visitors to Death Valley, the challenges and rewards of this extraordinary landscape are no less profound. The park is home to some of the most extreme and inhospitable environments on Earth, with temperatures that routinely soar above 120°F (49°C) in the summer months and a landscape that is almost entirely devoid of water and shade. But it is precisely this extremity that makes Death Valley such a powerful and transformative place to visit. The searing heat and the vast, unbroken expanses of desert have a way of stripping away the distractions and complexities of modern life, forcing us to confront the essential truths of our own existence. In the face of such unrelenting and overpowering forces, we are reminded of our own fragility and insignificance, and of the awesome and humbling power of the natural world. At the same time, Death Valley is a place of astonishing beauty and diversity, with a landscape that is as varied and complex as it is harsh and unforgiving. From the otherworldly salt flats of Badwater Basin, which lies 282 feet below sea level, to the towering sand dunes of Mesquite Flat, which rise like waves in a petrified sea, the park is a treasure trove of geological and ecological wonders. Visitors to Death Valley can explore the colorful badlands of Zabriskie Point, where the eroded remains of ancient lake beds have been sculpted into a landscape of surreal and psychedelic beauty. They can hike through the narrow canyons and towering cliffs of Golden Canyon, where the interplay of light and shadow creates a constantly shifting tapestry of color and texture. And they can marvel at the strange and otherworldly formations of Devil's Golf Course, where the crystalline remains of an ancient lake have been shaped by the forces of wind and salt into a jagged and alien landscape. But for all its beauty and wonder, Death Valley is also a place of great danger and risk. The extreme temperatures and lack of water make it a challenging and potentially deadly environment for those who are unprepared or inexperienced. Every year, park rangers respond to countless cases of heat exhaustion, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses, and the stark and unforgiving nature of the landscape means that even a small mistake or miscalculation can have serious and sometimes fatal consequences. In recent years, the dangers of Death Valley have been brought into even sharper focus by the growing threat of climate change. As global temperatures continue to rise, the park is experiencing more frequent and intense heat waves, as well as longer and more severe periods of drought. These changes are having a profound impact on the delicate ecosystems and wildlife of the park, as well as on the safety and well-being of visitors and residents alike. But even in the face of these challenges, the allure of Death Valley remains as powerful and enduring as ever. For those who are willing to brave the heat and the hardships, the rewards of this extraordinary landscape are truly unparalleled. The stark and uncompromising beauty of the desert, the sense of solitude and self-reliance that comes from venturing into such a remote and unforgiving place, and the opportunity to connect with the deeper rhythms and mysteries of the natural world - these are the things that draw people to Death Valley, year after year and generation after generation. Ultimately, the story of Death Valley is one of resilience, adaptability, and the enduring power of the human spirit. It is a story that reminds us of the incredible diversity and complexity of the world we live in, and of the urgent need to protect and preserve the wild and untamed places that still remain. As we stand at the edge of this vast and unforgiving landscape, we are reminded of our own place in the grand tapestry of life on Earth, and of the awesome responsibility we bear as stewards and guardians of this fragile and precious planet. So let us embrace the challenges and the opportunities of this extraordinary place, not just as a destination for adventure and exploration, but as a symbol of the enduring spirit of life itself. Let us tread lightly and respectfully, but also boldly and fearlessly, knowing that in pushing ourselves to the limits of what is possible, we may just discover something profound and transformative about ourselves and the world we inhabit. For in the end, the true allure of Death Valley lies not in its extremes, but in its ability to remind us of the preciousness and fragility of life, and of the urgent need to cherish and protect it in all its forms, for all the generations to come. Thanks for listening, remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

Death Valley- The Hotter It Gets...

Mein Name ist Lisa und ich bin Sozialarbeiterin. Grundlegend möchte ich Euch die Soziale Arbeit und ihre Themen näher bringen. Das mache ich gemeinsam mit Gästen, die ich mir einlade! Wir diskutieren und philosophieren über unsere mitgebrachten Zitate und werden sie auf sozialarbeiterische Themen untersuchen.


Rückmeldungen, Themen, Fälle oder Fragen sind möglich! :)
über Mail: dersozialeacker@web.de


Podcast zu finden auf: Spotify, Apple + Google Podcasts

Mein Name ist Lisa und ich bin Sozialarbeiterin. Grundlegend möchte ich Euch die Soziale Arbeit und ihre Themen näher bringen. Das mache ich gemeinsam mit Gästen, die ich mir einlade! Wir diskutieren und philosophieren über unsere mitgebrachten Zitate und werden sie auf sozialarbeiterische Themen untersuchen. Rückmeldungen, Themen, Fälle oder Fragen sind möglich! :) über Mail: dersozialeacker@web.de Podcast zu finden auf: Spotify, Apple + Google Podcasts

Der soziale Acker

De hier te beluisteren podcasts zijn een onderdeel van de Peace & Justice project week 2024 en 2025 van 5 VWO van het Haags Montessori Lyceum

De hier te beluisteren podcasts zijn een onderdeel van de Peace &amp; Justice project week 2024 en 2025 van 5 VWO van het Haags Montessori Lyceum

Haags Montessori Lyceum Podcast

In der ersten Folge: Stephanie Verch erkrankte mit 21 Jahren an schwarzem Hautkrebs. Die heute 32-Jährige gilt als geheilt. Moderatorin Anja Backhaus im Gespräch mit der Kölnerin zum Leben mit der Krankheit, zur Zeit danach und wie es ihr heute geht. (Moderation: Anja Backhaus, Produktion: Jörg Schieb, Redaktion: Thomas Kresser)

DasKrebsportal.Talk – im Gespräch mit Betroffenen und Expert:innen

What are orbs?  Some say they are only camera anomalies; others say they are simply out of focus particles or out of focus insects. Still others insist they are paranormal or supernatural. There are numerous perspectives about orbs.  My goal is to find out the true nature and meaning of orbs through my own personal field research. Join me on this journey!

What are orbs? Some say they are only camera anomalies; others say they are simply out of focus particles or out of focus insects. Still others insist they are paranormal or supernatural. There are numerous perspectives about orbs. My goal is to find out the true nature and meaning of orbs through my own personal field research. Join me on this journey!

Orbs Defined and Defended

&iexcl;Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a "Todo a Cien", el podcast que te trae un variado escaparate de experiencias, ideas y noticias.

Aqu&iacute; no hay l&iacute;mites, solo la emoci&oacute;n de explorar el mundo a trav&eacute;s de conversaciones fascinantes, an&aacute;lisis profundos y la frescura de la actualidad.

Imagina sentarte a la mesa con personas fascinantes, desde l&iacute;deres innovadores hasta artistas visionarios, expertos en sus campos y personas comunes con historias extraordinarias. En "Todo a Cien," nos sumergimos en un crisol de perspectivas para inspirarte, motivarte y, por supuesto, entretenerte.

Pero eso no es todo, porque en este programa tambi&eacute;n te mantendremos al d&iacute;a con las noticias m&aacute;s recientes y relevantes. Analizaremos la actualidad con una mirada cr&iacute;tica, y te ofreceremos un resumen de los eventos m&aacute;s destacados de la semana, siempre con el toque &uacute;nico y relajado que caracteriza a "Todo a Cien".

En este podcast, no hay temas tab&uacute; ni l&iacute;mites para la curiosidad. Estamos aqu&iacute; para explorar el mundo.

¡Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a "Todo a Cien", el podcast que te trae un variado escaparate de experiencias, ideas y noticias. Aquí no hay límites, solo la emoción de explorar el mundo a través de conversaciones fascinantes, análisis profundos y la frescura de la actualidad. Imagina sentarte a la mesa con personas fascinantes, desde líderes innovadores hasta artistas visionarios, expertos en sus campos y personas comunes con historias extraordinarias. En "Todo a Cien," nos sumergimos en un crisol de perspectivas para inspirarte, motivarte y, por supuesto, entretenerte. Pero eso no es todo, porque en este programa también te mantendremos al día con las noticias más recientes y relevantes. Analizaremos la actualidad con una mirada crítica, y te ofreceremos un resumen de los eventos más destacados de la semana, siempre con el toque único y relajado que caracteriza a "Todo a Cien". En este podcast, no hay temas tabú ni límites para la curiosidad. Estamos aquí para explorar el mundo.

¡Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a "Todo a Cien", el podcast que te trae un variado escaparate de experiencias, ideas y noticias.

Aquí no hay límites, solo la emoción de explorar el mundo a través de conversaciones fascinantes, análisis profundos y la frescura de la actualidad.

Imagina sentarte a la mesa con personas fascinantes, desde líderes innovadores hasta artistas visionarios, expertos en sus campos y personas comunes con historias extraordinarias. En "Todo a Cien," nos sumergimos en un crisol de perspectivas para inspirarte, motivarte y, por supuesto, entretenerte.

Pero eso no es todo, porque en este programa también te mantendremos al día con las noticias más recientes y relevantes. Analizaremos la actualidad con una mirada crítica, y te ofreceremos un resumen de los eventos más destacados de la semana, siempre con el toque único y relajado que caracteriza a "Todo a Cien".

En este podcast, no hay temas tabú ni límites para la curiosidad. Estamos aquí para explorar el mundo.

Todo a cien - Podcast

A podcast about complexity and information in the natural world

A podcast about complexity and information in the natural world

Playing Odd

我们读民法

.פודקאסט זה נועד בכדי לשתף את הדרך שלי לבניית חיים טובים יותר
זה המקום בו אני משתף את הלקחים שאני לומד מהטעויות שלי וממקרים שאני חווה בחיי היומיום. 

בפודקאסט הזה תלמדו על מגוון לקחים ושיעורים לחיים, שיעזרו לכם לשפר ולבנות את  עצמכם אל הגרסא הכי טובה של עצמכם

.פודקאסט זה נועד בכדי לשתף את הדרך שלי לבניית חיים טובים יותר זה המקום בו אני משתף את הלקחים שאני לומד מהטעויות שלי וממקרים שאני חווה בחיי היומיום. בפודקאסט הזה תלמדו על מגוון לקחים ושיעורים לחיים, שיעזרו לכם לשפר ולבנות את עצמכם אל הגרסא הכי טובה של עצמכם

אני עובד על זה

This podcast is dedicated to sharing the importance of making positive change in the world through meeting the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. We share inspiring stories of organizations and individuals who are taking strides towards meeting these goals, and through these stories we hope to inspire you to take up the challenge as well. Join us in our mission to make a difference and create a better future for our planet.

https://sdgs.un.org/goals

This podcast is dedicated to sharing the importance of making positive change in the world through meeting the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. We share inspiring stories of organizations and individuals who are taking strides towards meeting these goals, and through these stories we hope to inspire you to take up the challenge as well. Join us in our mission to make a difference and create a better future for our planet. https://sdgs.un.org/goals

Sustainably Speaking: An SDG Podcast

en este podcast descubriras interesantes teas sobre la evolucion de la tecnologia

en este podcast descubriras interesantes teas sobre la evolucion de la tecnologia

la evolucion de la tecnologia

历史社会学关心的都是“大问题”，诸如国家的形成和发展，非西方世界在“西方崛起”的压力下“被动”现代化的不同路径，环境、技术、人口、战争和流行病等因素对长时距历史发展形态的影响，等等，对理解和改善人类的当前生存条件具有重大意义、对理解当下世界局势有重要参考价值的议题。本书主编赵鼎新近几十年一直从事历史社会学研究，也正逐步在国内推广历史社会学研究，《历史与变革》系列书目正是赵鼎新及其团队得以密集呈现之前的研究积累，同时不断推广、发展现有研究共同体的重要平台。《历史与变革》不仅仅是一个具有很高学术价值、高度专业化的社会学杂志，更是一个能探讨各种历史和现实大议题和重大方法论问题的、具有很高专业水准的哲学社会科学平台。

历史社会学关心的都是“大问题”，诸如国家的形成和发展，非西方世界在“西方崛起”的压力下“被动”现代化的不同路径，环境、技术、人口、战争和流行病等因素对长时距历史发展形态的影响，等等，对理解和改善人类的当前生存条件具有重大意义、对理解当下世界局势有重要参考价值的议题。本书主编赵鼎新近几十年一直从事历史社会学研究，也正逐步在国内推广历史社会学研究，《历史与变革》系列书目正是赵鼎新及其团队得以密集呈现之前的研究积累，同时不断推广、发展现有研究共同体的重要平台。《历史与变革》不仅仅是一个具有很高学术价值、高度专业化的社会学杂志，更是一个能探讨各种历史和现实大议题和重大方法论问题的、具有很高专业水准的哲学社会科学平台。

历史社会学关心的都是“大问题”，诸如国家的形成和发展，非西方世界在“西方崛起”的压力下“被动”现代化的不同路径，环境、技术、人口、战争和流行病等因素对长时距历史发展形态的影响，等等，对理解和改善人类的当前生存条件具有重大意义、对理解当下世界局势有重要参考价值的议题。本书主编赵鼎新近几十年一直从事历史社会学研究，也正逐步在国内推广历史社会学研究，《历史与变革》系列书目正是赵鼎新及其团队得以密集呈现之前的研究积累，同时不断推广、发展现有研究共同体的重要平台。《历史与变革》不仅仅是一个具有很高学术价值、高度专业化的社会学杂志，更是一个能探讨各种历史和现实大议题和重大方法论问题的、具有很高专业水准的哲学社会科学平台。

历史与变革：什么是历史社会学

POSTURAR significa AGIR no Corpo, na Mente, nas Emoções e no Espírito, cuidando, reprogramando e integrando essas quatro dimensões humanas através da Terapia Postural. Comece a descobrir COMO isso é possível e a entender tudo o que o mundo da Postura tem a contribuir para a melhora da sua SAÚDE e QUALIDADE DE VIDA aqui, no PodPosturar, com a maior referência mundial em Terapia Postural, a Dra. Kaanda Gontijo (EUA), PhD em Ciências do Movimento Humano e Fundadora da Escola de Postura Internacional IPATS. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kaandagontijo/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@kaandagontijo</a> | <a href="https://www.ipats.online" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.ipats.online</a>

POSTURAR significa AGIR no Corpo, na Mente, nas Emoções e no Espírito, cuidando, reprogramando e integrando essas quatro dimensões humanas através da Terapia Postural.Comece a descobrir COMO isso é possível e a entender tudo o que o mundo da Postura tem a contribuir para a melhora da sua SAÚDE e QUALIDADE DE VIDA aqui, no PodPosturar, com a maior referência mundial em Terapia Postural, a Dra. Kaanda Gontijo (EUA), PhD em Ciências do Movimento Humano e Fundadora da Escola de Postura Internacional IPATS.@kaandagontijo | www.ipats.online

POSTURAR significa AGIR no Corpo, na Mente, nas Emoções e no Espírito, cuidando, reprogramando e integrando essas quatro dimensões humanas através da Terapia Postural. Comece a descobrir COMO isso é possível e a entender tudo o que o mundo da Postura tem a contribuir para a melhora da sua SAÚDE e QUALIDADE DE VIDA aqui, no PodPosturar, com a maior referência mundial em Terapia Postural, a Dra. Kaanda Gontijo (EUA), PhD em Ciências do Movimento Humano e Fundadora da Escola de Postura Internacional IPATS. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kaandagontijo/" rel="noopener noreferrer">@kaandagontijo</a> | <a href="https://www.ipats.online" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.ipats.online</a>

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Paranormal Into The Night

(Re)Chercher

Kampen om naturen

Salud UNAL Contigo

Potekstės

廉价的代价：耳目一新的“资本主义”

Professor P with Dr.Peykar

Collaboration and Architecture

Psychology for Students

Clinical Trialblazers

Law & Politics Convergence

Neuro Lógico

Relatos asombrosos de la historia narrados por CristinaVargas radio host

The secrets of alzheimer's disease

Mahnaz Ahmad’s Podcast

RadPod

Podcasts

Cogniscient

El poder de la Morenada

Death Valley- The Hotter It Gets...

Der soziale Acker

Haags Montessori Lyceum Podcast

DasKrebsportal.Talk – im Gespräch mit Betroffenen und Expert:innen

Orbs Defined and Defended

Todo a cien - Podcast

Playing Odd

我们读民法

אני עובד על זה

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