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Vicent Partal, a partir del llibre d'Annie Jacobsen, explica en cinc capítols com podria desencadenar-se una guerra nuclear total

Meet your new therapists (and unhinged podcast hosts): A Palestinian-American Queen and her Bajan Rude Boy husband—two mental health pros who should know better. Instead of just nodding and saying ‘mm-hmm,’ we’re screaming into the mic about everything phu@#!’d up in society, from trashing the patriarchy to saying "phu@ 'White Comfort' ", with the grace of a drunk TikTok therapist. Think ‘couples therapy’ meets ‘chaotic debate club’—no copays, just hot takes, cold mistakes, and the occasional Law & Order *dun-dun*. Subscribe before the board says this "isn't very ...

Die zweiten Olympischen Spiele auf deutschem Boden sind das erste Weltereignis in der BRD: München 72 bietet die einmalige Chance, das moderne Deutschland vorzuzeigen. Alle wollen zum Aufbruch in die neue Zeit beitragen: berühmte Athleten, Helfer, eifrige Hostessen. Es ist ihr deutscher "Summer of Love". Bis es zum Terroranschlag auf die israelische Mannschaft kommt – und die "heiteren Spiele" ein abruptes Ende finden. "München 72" erzählt kunstvoll vom geteilten Deutschland, von alltäglichem Rassismus, Mode und Musik, Aufklärung und Sex.

In most states, a person may be held for up to 72 hours for treatment and evaluation of a suspected mental illness. Sometimes, 72 hours can't tell the whole story.The Next 72 Hours brings you the lived realities of Black people navigating the American mental health system. In each episode, psychiatrists Dr. Dani Hairston and Dr. Nwayieze Ndukwe break down and delve into stories of people seeking (or not seeking) mental health help and the repercussions that come with either decision. Through current events and historical happenings, the hosts and their guests explore provocative questions ...

ひねくれてる人（オク）とひねくれてない人（コヤノ）が雑談７割、議論３割で話すpodcast。 明日話したくなるような話はありませんが、友達の家に来た感じで聞いてもらえるとうれしいです。 試聴回に困ったら第100回を聞いてみてください。 毎週水曜日に配信しています。 オク→９２年生まれ、博士（工学）。友だちがいない仙台からお届けしています。多趣味。凝り性。悲観的。巻き込まれグセあり。 コヤノ→９２年生まれ。エンジニア。...

Throughout history, artists and philosophers have cultivated the deep self and seen value in solitude and reflection. But today, through social media, wall-to-wall marketing, reality television and the agitation of modern life, everything feels illuminated, made transparent. We feel bereft without our phones and their cameras and the feeling of instant connectivity. It gets hard to pick up a book, harder still to stay with it. In this eloquent and profound essay, renowned critic Sebastian Smee brings to the surface the idea of inner life.

Unravel the thrilling real-life adventure of Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman, an American woman journalist who dared to challenge the fictional journey in Jules Verne’s 1873 novel, Around the World in Eighty Days, back in 1889. Wearing a single dress and carrying just one handbag, Elizabeth, better known as Nellie Bly, embarked on her globetrotting quest. Her captivating accounts, diligently reported back to her eager American readers, are brought to life in this podcast. (Summary by Mary Reagan)

72 Miles features the stories of three separate interfaith Jewish families–two real, one not, and one mine. Together, they trace 150 years of Kentucky history, with experiences that resonate today—about being Jewish in America. About being Jewish and southern at the same time. About being Jewish, being interfaith, and the blending of the two. This isn’t a podcast about the right way to be Jewish. Or what being Jewish even actually means. Mostly, this is a podcast about the lived experience of what it means to be Jewish in Kentucky. Along the way, I’ll speak with some folks who were ...

Around the World in Seventy-Two Days, the 1890 book by Nellie Bly, chronicles her sensational 72-day trip around the world for the tabloid newspaper, New York World. On November 14, 1889, she boarded the steamer Augusta Victoria on her journey of 23,899 miles with the goal of finishing in 75 days. Her journey took her through England, France, Italy, the Suez Canal, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan to San Francisco where she boarded a private chartered train which brought her to New York on January 25, 1890, 72 days and six hours after leaving.

NYで暮らすたかみとゆながアラフォー世代に向けて贈る、日常を切り取ったトークチャンネル。アイドルの推し活から卵子凍結や妊活まで、気の向くままリアルにお届けします！［毎週、日本時間の月曜日午前中に更新］ Instagram➡️ https://www.instagram.com/ny.west72diary/profilecard/?igsh=OHVzNzBsNHlwM20x ポッドキャストの更新情報やNYご近所のおすすめなど気ままに更新します😊 質問フォーム➡️https://forms.gle/cBBMXAjhbHigCrgc9 TakamiとYunaに聞きたいことや感想...

El 13 de octubre de 2022 se cumplen 50 años del accidente de los Andes. El País preparó un podcast de nueve episodios que, a través de una narración sonora, reconstruye un hecho histórico que cinco décadas después sigue vigente, y que nunca fue contado de esta forma.“Andes. 72 días en la montaña” es también un homenaje a los protagonistas de esta historia: a los que regresaron, a los que no volvieron y a los que de una u otra manera fueron parte. Veintidós testimonios, más de 40 horas de entrevista, archivos y más de cuatro meses de investigación se combinan con la ...

Gli insegnamenti che arrivano dal Giappone sono più attuali che mai, anche in Occidente. Ma in cosa consiste esattamente lo spirito giapponese? Wa significa armonia, ma come tutte le parole giapponesi evoca molto di più. Wa è infatti tutto ciò che è mite, sereno e moderato, ma è anche tutto ciò che è giapponese. Wa è un prefisso, che come un sigillo si applica sulle cose e sui concetti. Tramite Wa, il Giappone ci insegna la sua più grande lezione: che la bellezza, la gioia e il senso civile si costruiscono con grande impegno.