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The Western PA Work Injury Podcast is dedicated to providing valuable information and insights for workers navigating the complexities of workplace injuries and compensation claims in Western Pennsylvania. Hosted by experienced professionals, the podcast covers a range of topics from legal rights and employer obligations to practical advice for protecting income and benefits. With a focus on clarity and actionable guidance, the series aims to empower listeners with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions in the wake of a work-related injury.

The Western PA Work Injury Podcast is dedicated to providing valuable information and insights for workers navigating the complexities of workplace injuries and compensation claims in Western Pennsylvania. Hosted by experienced professionals, the podcast covers a range of topics from legal rights and employer obligations to practical advice for protecting income and benefits. With a focus on clarity and actionable guidance, the series aims to empower listeners with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions in the wake of a work-related injury.

The Western PA Work Injury Podcast is dedicated to providing valuable information and insights for workers navigating the complexities of workplace injuries and compensation claims in Western Pennsylvania. Hosted by experienced professionals, the podcast covers a range of topics from legal rights and employer obligations to practical advice for protecting income and benefits. With a focus on clarity and actionable guidance, the series aims to empower listeners with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions in the wake of a work-related injury.

The Western PA Work Injury Podcast

Welcome to The NDA Files, the podcast from Can’t Buy My Silence Canada.

Every two weeks, we explore the misuse of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), the people affected by them, and the urgent need for change. NDAs have a legitimate purpose—but not when they are used to conceal sexual violence, harassment, discrimination, or other misconduct. Through personal stories, expert voices, and conversations across sectors, we examine what happens when silence is written into an agreement—and what it takes to change that.

One voice can start a conversation. Together, we can end the silence.

Welcome to The NDA Files, the podcast from Can’t Buy My Silence Canada. Every two weeks, we explore the misuse of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), the people affected by them, and the urgent need for change. NDAs have a legitimate purpose—but not when they are used to conceal sexual violence, harassment, discrimination, or other misconduct. Through personal stories, expert voices, and conversations across sectors, we examine what happens when silence is written into an agreement—and what it takes to change that. One voice can start a conversation. Together, we can end the silence.

The NDA Files

The Improving Edge focuses on real conversations with real experts in the tech world. Our goal is to bring valuable and unique insights from people actually doing the work in technology and how it shows up in organizations. From AI to digital transformation and everything in between, we cover it all. We look forward to having you!

The Improving Edge

The Pappy's Porch Podcast will explore many things in life. Some of our topics are Jiu Jitsu, health and wellness, Motorcycles, business, modern technologies and even relationships.

The Pappy's Porch Podcast will explore many things in life. Some of our topics are Jiu Jitsu, health and wellness, Motorcycles, business, modern technologies and even relationships.

The Pappy's Porch Podcast will explore many things in life. Some of our topics are Jiu Jitsu, health and wellness, Motorcycles, business, modern technologies and even relationships.&nbsp;

Pappy’s Porch Podcast

This podcast series is for all those curious about tax. Taxes are everywhere - when we get paid for work, when we consume, when we sell, when we inherit - we all pay, or evade, taxes. But what do taxes do, how do they shape our societies, relationships with each other, and even our sense of self?Miranda Sheild Johansson, a Social Anthropologist working at UCL researches what she calls ‘the sociality of tax’. This means not looking at economic models of taxes or focusing on how much revenue flows to the exchequer, but instead digging into the different ways that tax shapes our societies and relationships. How taxes impact how we think about ourselves and the things we do - what kinds of work counts as proper work? Taxes also shape our moral landscapes and perceptions about who contributes to society - who owes whom; where wealth is created; the place of the state in the lives of people. In this podcast Miranda talks to academics and activists to explore the social side of tax.Miranda at UCL:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/57922-miranda-sheild-johansson">https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/57922-miranda-sheild-johansson</a>UCL Anthropology Department:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.ucl.ac.uk/social-historical-sciences/anthropology/research/sociality-tax">https://www.ucl.ac.uk/social-historical-sciences/anthropology/research/sociality-tax</a>Anthropology of Tax Network:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tax-anthro.net/">https://tax-anthro.net/</a>Download Anthropology of Tax, Ethnographies of Fiscal Relations, edited by <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/search?filters%5BauthorTerms%5D=Johanna%20Mugler&amp;eventCode=SE-AU">Johanna Mugler</a>, Universität Bern, Switzerland, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/search?filters%5BauthorTerms%5D=Miranda%20Sheild%20Johansson&amp;eventCode=SE-AU">Miranda Sheild Johansson</a>, University College London, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/search?filters%5BauthorTerms%5D=Robin%20Smith&amp;eventCode=SE-AU">Robin Smith</a>, Copenhagen Business School<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/anthropology-and-tax/93C973858A6DE6910C34E4C9ECD23F62">https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/anthropology-and-tax/93C973858A6DE6910C34E4C9ECD23F62</a>Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Tax:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/tax">https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/tax</a>This is a Sonoloom Podcast Production - www.sonoloom.com

This podcast series is for all those curious about tax. Taxes are everywhere - when we get paid for work, when we consume, when we sell, when we inherit - we all pay, or evade, taxes. But what do taxes do, how do they shape our societies, relationships with each other, and even our sense of self? Miranda Sheild Johansson, a Social Anthropologist working at UCL researches what she calls ‘the sociality of tax’. This means not looking at economic models of taxes or focusing on how much revenue flows to the exchequer, but instead digging into the different ways that tax shapes our societies and relationships. How taxes impact how we think about ourselves and the things we do - what kinds of work counts as proper work? Taxes also shape our moral landscapes and perceptions about who contributes to society - who owes whom; where wealth is created; the place of the state in the lives of people. In this podcast Miranda talks to academics and activists to explore the social side of tax. Miranda at UCL: https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/57922-miranda-sheild-johansson UCL Anthropology Department: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/social-historical-sciences/anthropology/research/sociality-tax Anthropology of Tax Network: https://tax-anthro.net/ Download Anthropology of Tax, Ethnographies of Fiscal Relations, edited by Johanna Mugler, Universität Bern, Switzerland, Miranda Sheild Johansson, University College London, Robin Smith, Copenhagen Business School https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/anthropology-and-tax/93C973858A6DE6910C34E4C9ECD23F62 Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Tax: https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/tax This is a Sonoloom Podcast Production - www.sonoloom.com

This podcast series is for all those curious about tax. Taxes are everywhere - when we get paid for work, when we consume, when we sell, when we inherit - we all pay, or evade, taxes. But what do taxes do, how do they shape our societies, relationships with each other, and even our sense of self?Miranda Sheild Johansson, a Social Anthropologist working at UCL researches what she calls ‘the sociality of tax’. This means not looking at economic models of taxes or focusing on how much revenue flows to the exchequer, but instead digging into the different ways that tax shapes our societies and relationships. How taxes impact how we think about ourselves and the things we do - what kinds of work counts as proper work? Taxes also shape our moral landscapes and perceptions about who contributes to society - who owes whom; where wealth is created; the place of the state in the lives of people. In this podcast Miranda talks to academics and activists to explore the social side of tax.Miranda at UCL:<a href="https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/57922-miranda-sheild-johansson" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/57922-miranda-sheild-johansson</a>UCL Anthropology Department:<a href="https://www.ucl.ac.uk/social-historical-sciences/anthropology/research/sociality-tax" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.ucl.ac.uk/social-historical-sciences/anthropology/research/sociality-tax</a>Anthropology of Tax Network:<a href="https://tax-anthro.net/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://tax-anthro.net/</a>Download Anthropology of Tax, Ethnographies of Fiscal Relations, edited by <a href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/search?filters%5BauthorTerms%5D=Johanna%20Mugler&amp;eventCode=SE-AU" rel="noopener noreferrer">Johanna Mugler</a>, Universität Bern, Switzerland, <a href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/search?filters%5BauthorTerms%5D=Miranda%20Sheild%20Johansson&amp;eventCode=SE-AU" rel="noopener noreferrer">Miranda Sheild Johansson</a>, University College London, <a href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/search?filters%5BauthorTerms%5D=Robin%20Smith&amp;eventCode=SE-AU" rel="noopener noreferrer">Robin Smith</a>, Copenhagen Business School<a href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/anthropology-and-tax/93C973858A6DE6910C34E4C9ECD23F62" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/anthropology-and-tax/93C973858A6DE6910C34E4C9ECD23F62</a>Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Tax:<a href="https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/tax" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/tax</a>This is a Sonoloom Podcast Production - www.sonoloom.com

Mind The Tax with Dr Miranda Sheild Johansson

Hospitalidade Subversiva é o podcast para empresários que recusam o lugar-comum: donos de motel, hostel, Airbnb, pousada e hotéis que acreditam que hospitalidade é experiência real, não estrutura.

Aqui não falamos de quartos. Falamos de atmosfera.
Não reagimos ao mercado. Antecipamos movimentos.

Subverter é ser original quando todos copiam.

O futuro da hospitalidade começa agora.

Hospitalidade Subversiva é o podcast para empresários que recusam o lugar-comum: donos de motel, hostel, Airbnb, pousada e hotéis que acreditam que hospitalidade é experiência real, não estrutura. Aqui não falamos de quartos. Falamos de atmosfera. Não reagimos ao mercado. Antecipamos movimentos. Subverter é ser original quando todos copiam. O futuro da hospitalidade começa agora.

Hospitalidade Subversiva

Lekarz opowiada prawdziwe przypadki medyczne jak kryminały. Każdy odcinek to jedna historia: pacjent z objawami, które nie pasują do siebie, lekarze którzy szukają odpowiedzi i rozwiązanie, które zaskakuje nawet medyków.  W jaki sposób ginekolog wyleczył schizofrenię? Jak okulistka znalazła raka trzustki? Jak to możliwe, że chirurdzy operują dziecko, które jeszcze się nie urodziło? Przypadki oparte na artykułach z recenzowanych czasopism medycznych. Dane pacjentów zmienione, prawdziwa medycyna. Źródła w opisie każdego odcinka. Prowadzi lek. Paweł Radomski, ginekolog.

Lekarz opowiada prawdziwe przypadki medyczne jak kryminały. Każdy odcinek to jedna historia: pacjent z objawami, które nie pasują do siebie, lekarze którzy szukają odpowiedzi i rozwiązanie, które zaskakuje nawet medyków. W jaki sposób ginekolog wyleczył schizofrenię? Jak okulistka znalazła raka trzustki? Jak to możliwe, że chirurdzy operują dziecko, które jeszcze się nie urodziło?Przypadki oparte na artykułach z recenzowanych czasopism medycznych. Dane pacjentów zmienione, prawdziwa medycyna.Źródła w opisie każdego odcinka.Prowadzi lek. Paweł Radomski, ginekolog.

Lekarz opowiada prawdziwe przypadki medyczne jak kryminały. Każdy odcinek to jedna historia: pacjent z objawami, które nie pasują do siebie, lekarze którzy szukają odpowiedzi i rozwiązanie, które zaskakuje nawet medyków.&nbsp; W jaki sposób ginekolog wyleczył schizofrenię? Jak okulistka znalazła raka trzustki? Jak to możliwe, że chirurdzy operują dziecko, które jeszcze się nie urodziło? Przypadki oparte na artykułach z recenzowanych czasopism medycznych. Dane pacjentów zmienione, prawdziwa medycyna. Źródła w opisie każdego odcinka. Prowadzi lek. Paweł Radomski, ginekolog.

Diagnoza

Most women don't need fixing.

They need aliveness.

The Sensual Sisterhood is a podcast for women who have built successful lives but no longer feel fully alive inside them.

Hosted by Marta Kagan and Barbara Katsnelson, this show explores the hidden conditioning, cultural messages, and self-abandonment patterns that leave so many women feeling numb, disconnected, exhausted, resentful, or wondering why life doesn't feel as good as they thought it would.

We talk about desire.
Pleasure.
Sex.
Relationships.
Midlife.
Aging.
Feminine power.
Body trust.
Emotional aliveness.

But this isn't really a podcast about any of those things.

It's a podcast about coming back to yourself.

Through honest conversations, personal stories, and powerful revelations, Marta and Barbara challenge everything women have been taught about what makes life meaningful, what makes a woman valuable, and what it actually takes to feel fully alive.

Because the goal isn't to become someone new.

The goal is to remember who you were before the world taught you to disconnect from yourself.

If your life looks good on paper, but something still feels missing underneath it...

Welcome back to yourself.

Most women don't need fixing. They need aliveness. The Sensual Sisterhood is a podcast for women who have built successful lives but no longer feel fully alive inside them. Hosted by Marta Kagan and Barbara Katsnelson, this show explores the hidden conditioning, cultural messages, and self-abandonment patterns that leave so many women feeling numb, disconnected, exhausted, resentful, or wondering why life doesn't feel as good as they thought it would. We talk about desire. Pleasure. Sex. Relationships. Midlife. Aging. Feminine power. Body trust. Emotional aliveness. But this isn't really a podcast about any of those things. It's a podcast about coming back to yourself. Through honest conversations, personal stories, and powerful revelations, Marta and Barbara challenge everything women have been taught about what makes life meaningful, what makes a woman valuable, and what it actually takes to feel fully alive. Because the goal isn't to become someone new. The goal is to remember who you were before the world taught you to disconnect from yourself. If your life looks good on paper, but something still feels missing underneath it... Welcome back to yourself.

The Sensual Sisterhood Podcast

Welcome to Grad Talk! Through this Podcast, we hope to dive deeper into common and relevant topics that will help Graduate Students better navigate their graduate school journey. The University of Florida's Graduate School and Graduate Student Success Center are thrilled to begin these conversations and share all the advice from current and former graduate students, campus partners, faculty, and other experts that will serve as guests for each episode.

Grad Talk!

Talk Your Shift: Off The Clock is a healthcare conversation show hosted by Will and Donna , where real healthcare stories meet real conversations.

We talk nursing, healthcare, patient safety, workplace culture, nurse life, healthcare controversies, trending stories, and the issues affecting healthcare professionals today.

From the stories making headlines to the conversations happening behind the scenes, Will and Donna go beyond the surface to talk about what healthcare professionals are really experiencing.

🎙️Real stories. Real opinions. Real healthcare conversations .

Talk Your Shift: Off The Clock is a healthcare conversation show hosted by Will and Donna , where real healthcare stories meet real conversations. We talk nursing, healthcare, patient safety, workplace culture, nurse life, healthcare controversies, trending stories, and the issues affecting healthcare professionals today. From the stories making headlines to the conversations happening behind the scenes, Will and Donna go beyond the surface to talk about what healthcare professionals are really experiencing. 🎙️Real stories. Real opinions. Real healthcare conversations .

Talk Your Shift: Off The Clock

A podcast for place-based development practitioners and changemakers.

A podcast for place-based development practitioners and changemakers.

Places People Change

The Arsenal group chat finally escaped. Four mates, forty opinions and absolutely no idea who’s right. Expect match reactions, transfer arguments, football news, quizzes, wild predictions and plenty of taking the piss. Three proper Highbury boys, one adopted Aussie—and one microphone too many.

Gunners Group Chat

Hi, I'm Micky from Taiwan! I created this channel just to practice speaking English.
So... just listen and enjoy! :)

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Hi, I'm Micky from Taiwan! I created this channel just to practice speaking English. So... just listen and enjoy! :) -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

Hi, I'm Micky from Taiwan! I created this channel just to practice speaking English.
So... just listen and enjoy! :)

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Hosting provided by <a href="https://www.soundon.fm/" rel="noopener noreferrer">SoundOn</a>

Micky In The House

The IT Director's Podcast is for professionals who want to excel in their IT career. Every other week we provide answers and perspective to everyday IT solutions, giving you the know-how to excel in your IT career. Visit https://www.clearwinds.net/the-it-directors-podcast/ for show notes.

The IT Director's Podcast

Welcome to Writer Therapy — a space for serious writers to talk openly about creativity, workflow, balance, and everything in between. Join us for casual conversations about craft, the writing life, and why we keep coming back to the page. No matter where you are in your writing, you’re welcome here. Your session begins now.

Welcome to Writer Therapy — a space for serious writers to talk openly about creativity, workflow, balance, and everything in between. Join us for casual conversations about craft, the writing life, and why we keep coming back to the page. No matter where you are in your writing, you’re welcome here.Your session begins now.

Welcome to Writer Therapy — a space for serious writers to talk openly about creativity, workflow, balance, and everything in between. Join us for casual conversations about craft, the writing life, and why we keep coming back to the page. No matter where you are in your writing, you’re welcome here. Your session begins now.

Writer Therapy Sessions

D2HP – Der Heilpraktiker Podcast ist für Heilpraktiker und alle, die es werden wollen. Wir sprechen über Krankheitsbilder, Prüfungswissen, medizinische Zusammenhänge und Themen rund um den Heilpraktikerberuf. Mal zu zweit, mal mit spannenden Gästen aus Medizin und Praxis.

D2HP – Der Heilpraktiker Podcast ist für Heilpraktiker und alle, die es werden wollen. Wir sprechen über Krankheitsbilder, Prüfungswissen, medizinische Zusammenhänge und Themen rund um den Heilpraktikerberuf. Mal zu zweit, mal mit spannenden Gästen aus Medizin und Praxis.

D2HP – Der Heilpraktiker Podcast&nbsp;ist für Heilpraktiker und alle, die es werden wollen. Wir sprechen über Krankheitsbilder, Prüfungswissen, medizinische Zusammenhänge und Themen rund um den Heilpraktikerberuf. Mal zu zweit, mal mit spannenden Gästen aus Medizin und Praxis.

D2HP - Der Heilpraktiker Podcast

Technically Speaking is a podcast from Audacia, hosted by Technical Director Richard Brown. Each episode is a conversation with a senior technology leader working through the questions shaping modern technology across AI, data, cloud, software engineering, testing, strategy and digital transformation. CIOs, CTOs, advisors and programme leads from across industry, talking about what they have built, what has worked, and what has proved harder than expected.

Technically Speaking

Technology moves fast, and businesses need clear answers to keep up. HI-TEX Solutions brings conversations around Managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud services, and the challenges shaping today’s IT landscape. Stay informed with practical discussions, industry trends, and real-world perspectives designed to help businesses make smarter technology decisions and stay ahead.

Connect with us: 
Website link: https://hi-texsolutions.com/
LinkedIn link: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hi-tex-solutions?trk=tyah&amp;trkInfo=idx%3A1-3-3%2CtarId%3A1425355
Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/HiTexSolutions

Technology moves fast, and businesses need clear answers to keep up. HI-TEX Solutions brings conversations around Managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud services, and the challenges shaping today’s IT landscape. Stay informed with practical discussions, industry trends, and real-world perspectives designed to help businesses make smarter technology decisions and stay ahead. Connect with us: Website link: https://hi-texsolutions.com/ LinkedIn link: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hi-tex-solutions?trk=tyah&trkInfo=idx%3A1-3-3%2CtarId%3A1425355 Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/HiTexSolutions

HI-TEX Insights

What Moves First is a bi-weekly leadership podcast hosted by Shawn Collins for owners, executives, managers, coaches, and team leaders who want better culture without more noise. Each episode starts with one original quote and asks a practical question: what has to move first? Shawn connects leadership clarity, communication habits, Retention = Attraction™, My 168 BANK, First Domino thinking, and weekly application so listeners leave with one move they can make in the next 168 hours.

What Moves First

Just Make The Bloody Podcast is for anyone who’s had ‘launch a podcast’ sitting on their to-do list forever. 

Hosted by Buckers (hello, that’s me), this show is an opportunity to explore what it really takes to make a bloody great podcast, whatever that might look like for you…

As a podcast producer I’m the first to champion other people getting behind the mic, but when it comes to putting my own voice in the spotlight, I’ll pass thanks… 
But  apparently we can’t just live happily ever after in the comfort zone (rude) and so the time has come: here ends the pod-crastination, and here begins my podcasting *j o u r n e y* (bloody hell) and you’re invited too, so hop in and make yourself comfy!
This is me taking the ultimate exercise in accountability: I’m grabbing the ‘visibility bull’ by the horns, finally taking my own advice to ‘just start’, and giving myself permission to figure it out on the way.

Who better to learn from than those already in the game? I’ll be chatting with other hosts and getting geeky about their podcast process, bringing you behind-the-scenes chats with my podcast-obsessed wing-woman (and long time school friend) Katie, and the odd solo episode if the mood takes me. Each episode will be a chance to learn more about podcasting: the process of recording, launching, maintaining and growing one.

This is not a ‘podcasting-by-numbers’ vibe. I’m not on a mission to find some secret magic formula. The idea is to give you a taste of everything, and explore together the many different ways a podcast can be approached, recorded, produced and developed. Think of it like podcast tapas: take what works for you, leave what doesn’t, then build your own. Find your podcast patatas bravas if you will…

This show is for anyone wanting to explore the process of making a podcast. Whatever stage of podcasting you’re at, whether you’re already publishing episodes, or you just have an idea scribbled on the back of a receipt, you’re welcome here. So grab your headphones and a biccie (make mine a jammy dodger) and let’s just make the bloody podcast!
Buckers x

Just Make The Bloody Podcast is for anyone who’s had ‘launch a podcast’ sitting on their to-do list forever. Hosted by Buckers (hello, that’s me), this show is an opportunity to explore what it really takes to make a bloody great podcast, whatever that might look like for you… As a podcast producer I’m the first to champion other people getting behind the mic, but when it comes to putting my own voice in the spotlight, I’ll pass thanks… But apparently we can’t just live happily ever after in the comfort zone (rude) and so the time has come: here ends the pod-crastination, and here begins my podcasting *j o u r n e y* (bloody hell) and you’re invited too, so hop in and make yourself comfy! This is me taking the ultimate exercise in accountability: I’m grabbing the ‘visibility bull’ by the horns, finally taking my own advice to ‘just start’, and giving myself permission to figure it out on the way. Who better to learn from than those already in the game? I’ll be chatting with other hosts and getting geeky about their podcast process, bringing you behind-the-scenes chats with my podcast-obsessed wing-woman (and long time school friend) Katie, and the odd solo episode if the mood takes me. Each episode will be a chance to learn more about podcasting: the process of recording, launching, maintaining and growing one. This is not a ‘podcasting-by-numbers’ vibe. I’m not on a mission to find some secret magic formula. The idea is to give you a taste of everything, and explore together the many different ways a podcast can be approached, recorded, produced and developed. Think of it like podcast tapas: take what works for you, leave what doesn’t, then build your own. Find your podcast patatas bravas if you will… This show is for anyone wanting to explore the process of making a podcast. Whatever stage of podcasting you’re at, whether you’re already publishing episodes, or you just have an idea scribbled on the back of a receipt, you’re welcome here. So grab your headphones and a biccie (make mine a jammy dodger) and let’s just make the bloody podcast! Buckers x

Just Make The Bloody Podcast

Abordando Derecho es el podcast de Hogan Lovells Cadwalader que nace con el objetivo de contribuir a la cultura jurídica y acercar a la audiencia al mundo del derecho a través de temas de interés general desde la perspectiva legal. En este espacio se escuchan historias contadas por socios de Hogan Lovells Cadwalader e invitados especiales que comparten su experiencia en el mundo legal de forma sencilla y relajada para que cualquier persona pueda asimilar la información sin necesidad de tener experiencia legal. Conducido por Alejandro García González, socio de Hogan Lovells Cadwalader en la ciudad de Monterrey.

Abordando Derecho es el podcast de Hogan Lovells Cadwalader que nace con el objetivo de contribuir a la cultura jurídica y acercar a la audiencia al mundo del derecho a través de temas de interés general desde la perspectiva legal. En este espacio se escuchan historias contadas por socios de Hogan Lovells Cadwalader e invitados especiales que comparten su experiencia en el mundo legal de forma sencilla y relajada para que cualquier persona pueda asimilar la información sin necesidad de tener experiencia legal. Conducido por Alejandro García González, socio de Hogan Lovells Cadwalader en la ciudad de Monterrey.

Abordando Derecho by Hogan Lovells Cadwalader

Ein neuer Podcast: Zur Welt kommen – Zur Sprache kommen

1988 hatte Peter Sloterdijk die Stiftungsdozentur für Poetik an der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt inne (Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt 1988). Im Rahmen der Vorlesungsreihe entwarf er die Skizze zu einer „radikalen Autobiographik“. Er verbindet mit der Annahme einer nicht hintergehbaren Anfangsvergessenheit eine folgenreiche Vermutung: „Ist nicht die Enteignung des Selbstbewußtseins von seinem Beginn nicht auch ein verräterisches Faktum, das auf ein Fehlen deutet und so eloquent ist wie das Schweigen, mit dem in manchen Familien die Existenz gewisser Verwandter umgeben wird?“ (49)

Setzt man sich dann als Deutscher mit den Erblasten der jüngeren Geschichte und mit der vielfach damit verbundenen Schweigespirale auseinander, liegt es nahe, im Sinne einer „radikalen Autobiographik“ folgenden Gedankengang Peter Sloterdijks auf sich wirken zu lassen: „Man ist hier immer auf eine seltsame Art ontologisch von schlechten Eltern, man hat Abgründe hinter sich, wo andere Stammbäume haben, und fühlt sich als Flüchtling, wo andere in alten Heimatrechten zu Hause zu sein scheinen.“ (48)

Peter Sloterdijk mahnt daher, man müsse schon sehr starke Gründe haben, um das radikalautobiographische Experiment des Neuanfangens am frühesten Anfang zu unternehmen. Dies im Blick, ist er der Auffassung, nur wenn eine Lebensform scheitere, wenn eine vergiftete Überlieferung sich selbst in einem Einzelbewusstsein unerträglich werde, wenn ein Wille aufkomme, aus einem Teufelskreis auszubrechen und sich von einer familiären und nationalen Zerstörungstradition loszureißen, nur dann werde das Pathos des Anfanges zu einer wirklichen Passion. (53)

Es wirkt ermunternd und furchteinflößend gleichermaßen, wenn Sloterdijk einerseits meint, ob dies dann letztlich zu gültigen Erfolgen führe, sei eine Frage, die man vorerst auf sich beruhen lassen solle: Vielmehr genüge es hier, „auf das tatsächliche Vorkommen des Willens zum Neuanfang und des Glaubens daran, daß er möglich sei, hinzudeuten“. (53)

Kehren wir mit Peter Sloterdijk zurück zu einem seiner Ausgangsmotive: Zu Beginn bekennt er, er spiel gern mit der Vorstellung, „daß jeder Mensch eine Silbe verkörpert, ein einmaliges unverwechselbares Gewächs aus Konsonanten und Vokalen, eine lebende Silbe, unterwegs zum Wort, zum Text“. Denn jedes Leben sei auf seine Weise auf dem Sprung zur Sprache – „es ist schon erfüllt von Klängen, von Wörtern, von Grundbildern und von Szenen, mit denen es den Text seines alltäglichen Romans ausschreibt […] Vom ersten Atemzug an, ja von den frühesten Stadien der intrauterinen Nacht an, ist jedes Leben schriftempfindlich wie eine Wachstafel – und irritierbar wie der lichtempfindlichste Film. Im nervösen Material werden die unvergeßlichen Charaktere der Individualität eingeritzt.“ (13f.)

Begreift man sich in der Tat als eine Silbe, dann liegt es nahe – so die Anregung Sloterdijks – sich hinzuschreiben. Und für eine Silbe, die ihren Klang, ihre Niederschrift, ihre Materialisierung, ihre richtigen Nachbarschaften suche, sei die Formulierung „sie setzt sich aus“ besonders am Platz:

Was wir das Individuum nennen, sei zunächst nur das lebende Pergament, auf dem in Nervenschrift von Sekunde zu Sekunde die Chronik unserer Existenz aufgezeichnet werde. Man könne so weit gehen zu sagen, daß es die schwarz auf weiß gedruckten Bücher gebe, weil Individuen existierten, die ihr neurologisches Buchsein nach außen kehrten. Es seien beschriebene Blätter, die eines Tages sich selber umblätterten und Schreibende würden. (15)

Mit meiner Poesie setze ich mich Zeit meines Lebens aus, und die Ritzungen füllen jene Bücher, die begonnen haben sich selbst umzublättern. Sie suchen und finden jene bereichernden und Horizont erweiternden Nachbarschaften, von denen Sloterdijk spricht. Von der Poesie und diesen Nachbarschaften wird dieser Podcast in seinen einzelnen Episoden handeln. Eigene Poesie – teils in Liedform – und Erzählungen werden diesen Podcast prägen, ebenso wie die fürsorgliche und leidenschaftliche Pflege von Nachbarschaften.

Dies alles befruchtet und befeuert eine Sichtweise, mit der Peter Sloterdijk zu der wunderbaren Vorstellung gelangt, mit der er Gedichte als „Atemschiffchen“ begreift, „die sich ins Offene aussetzen“.

Diese Phantasie spiegelt sich in „So zieht nun in die Welt“ auf wundersame Weise wieder und soll den Start diesen neuen Podcast beflügeln.

Ein neuer Podcast: Zur Welt kommen – Zur Sprache kommen 1988 hatte Peter Sloterdijk die Stiftungsdozentur für Poetik an der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt inne (Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt 1988). Im Rahmen der Vorlesungsreihe entwarf er die Skizze zu einer „radikalen Autobiographik“. Er verbindet mit der Annahme einer nicht hintergehbaren Anfangsvergessenheit eine folgenreiche Vermutung: „Ist nicht die Enteignung des Selbstbewußtseins von seinem Beginn nicht auch ein verräterisches Faktum, das auf ein Fehlen deutet und so eloquent ist wie das Schweigen, mit dem in manchen Familien die Existenz gewisser Verwandter umgeben wird?“ (49) Setzt man sich dann als Deutscher mit den Erblasten der jüngeren Geschichte und mit der vielfach damit verbundenen Schweigespirale auseinander, liegt es nahe, im Sinne einer „radikalen Autobiographik“ folgenden Gedankengang Peter Sloterdijks auf sich wirken zu lassen: „Man ist hier immer auf eine seltsame Art ontologisch von schlechten Eltern, man hat Abgründe hinter sich, wo andere Stammbäume haben, und fühlt sich als Flüchtling, wo andere in alten Heimatrechten zu Hause zu sein scheinen.“ (48) Peter Sloterdijk mahnt daher, man müsse schon sehr starke Gründe haben, um das radikalautobiographische Experiment des Neuanfangens am frühesten Anfang zu unternehmen. Dies im Blick, ist er der Auffassung, nur wenn eine Lebensform scheitere, wenn eine vergiftete Überlieferung sich selbst in einem Einzelbewusstsein unerträglich werde, wenn ein Wille aufkomme, aus einem Teufelskreis auszubrechen und sich von einer familiären und nationalen Zerstörungstradition loszureißen, nur dann werde das Pathos des Anfanges zu einer wirklichen Passion. (53) Es wirkt ermunternd und furchteinflößend gleichermaßen, wenn Sloterdijk einerseits meint, ob dies dann letztlich zu gültigen Erfolgen führe, sei eine Frage, die man vorerst auf sich beruhen lassen solle: Vielmehr genüge es hier, „auf das tatsächliche Vorkommen des Willens zum Neuanfang und des Glaubens daran, daß er möglich sei, hinzudeuten“. (53) Kehren wir mit Peter Sloterdijk zurück zu einem seiner Ausgangsmotive: Zu Beginn bekennt er, er spiel gern mit der Vorstellung, „daß jeder Mensch eine Silbe verkörpert, ein einmaliges unverwechselbares Gewächs aus Konsonanten und Vokalen, eine lebende Silbe, unterwegs zum Wort, zum Text“. Denn jedes Leben sei auf seine Weise auf dem Sprung zur Sprache – „es ist schon erfüllt von Klängen, von Wörtern, von Grundbildern und von Szenen, mit denen es den Text seines alltäglichen Romans ausschreibt […] Vom ersten Atemzug an, ja von den frühesten Stadien der intrauterinen Nacht an, ist jedes Leben schriftempfindlich wie eine Wachstafel – und irritierbar wie der lichtempfindlichste Film. Im nervösen Material werden die unvergeßlichen Charaktere der Individualität eingeritzt.“ (13f.) Begreift man sich in der Tat als eine Silbe, dann liegt es nahe – so die Anregung Sloterdijks – sich hinzuschreiben. Und für eine Silbe, die ihren Klang, ihre Niederschrift, ihre Materialisierung, ihre richtigen Nachbarschaften suche, sei die Formulierung „sie setzt sich aus“ besonders am Platz: Was wir das Individuum nennen, sei zunächst nur das lebende Pergament, auf dem in Nervenschrift von Sekunde zu Sekunde die Chronik unserer Existenz aufgezeichnet werde. Man könne so weit gehen zu sagen, daß es die schwarz auf weiß gedruckten Bücher gebe, weil Individuen existierten, die ihr neurologisches Buchsein nach außen kehrten. Es seien beschriebene Blätter, die eines Tages sich selber umblätterten und Schreibende würden. (15) Mit meiner Poesie setze ich mich Zeit meines Lebens aus, und die Ritzungen füllen jene Bücher, die begonnen haben sich selbst umzublättern. Sie suchen und finden jene bereichernden und Horizont erweiternden Nachbarschaften, von denen Sloterdijk spricht. Von der Poesie und diesen Nachbarschaften wird dieser Podcast in seinen einzelnen Episoden handeln. Eigene Poesie – teils in Liedform – und Erzählungen werden diesen Podcast prägen, ebenso wie die fürsorgliche und leidenschaftliche Pflege von Nachbarschaften. Dies alles befruchtet und befeuert eine Sichtweise, mit der Peter Sloterdijk zu der wunderbaren Vorstellung gelangt, mit der er Gedichte als „Atemschiffchen“ begreift, „die sich ins Offene aussetzen“. Diese Phantasie spiegelt sich in „So zieht nun in die Welt“ auf wundersame Weise wieder und soll den Start diesen neuen Podcast beflügeln.

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If these messages encourage you, feel free to subscribe, share them with others, and send any feedback or biblical corrections along the way.

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