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Welcome to "Connecting the Dots," a podcast where each episode is a journey through the weeks of our lives. Last year, I embarked on a personal project, "My Life in Weeks," documenting weekly milestones with a simple dot on a wall planner. This year, I'm diving deeper into the world of podcasting by connecting with intriguing people who also prioritise infusing their lives with positive experiences. Each week, I chat with a guest about their "week" or "dot," sharing stories, challenges, and triumphs. We explore how these moments shape our paths and discover the power of connecting the dots ...

In questo podcast parlo di idee vecchie e nuove, strane o pazze, che ti fanno riflettere, dubitare, magari cambiare rotta. La cosa più importante è che possano scavarti dentro un nuovo pensiero.

This is a podcast for and by Renaissance People (and people who want to cultivate a Renaissance mindset). Renaissance People are complex people with interests and expertise in a wide variety of realms. Referred to with many terms (including multipotentialites, generalists, multi-hyphenates, Jack/Jill-of-all-trades, versatilists, and boundary spanners), we reject the singular niche and embrace a bramble of knowledge, both deep and wide. We have an insatiable love of learning for the sake of learning. We deeply believe that serendipitous opportunities to apply or share that knowledge will arise....

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Vier Hosts, mit Wurzeln in Ost- und Westdeutschland, erkunden im Gespräch das Chaos des Lebens. Ob Politik, Organisationen, Musik oder Alltag – sie finden kreative Verbindungen zwischen scheinbar unzusammenhängenden Themen. Chaos wird für sie zur Inspirationsquelle, in der sie Muster erkennen und Neues entstehen lassen. In Mini-Serien und thematischen Clustern reflektieren sie mal tiefgründig, mal leicht, aber immer hinterfragend und humorvoll. Denn die besten Gespräche entstehen oft nebenbei, beim Spaziergang. ******* Credits: Jingle – Nicolas Ritschel

This show follows Dr Tom Remenyi and his team of climate professionals as they embark on one of Australia's most significant climate programs. Around the country, hundreds of scientists are producing petabytes (PB) of the most up-to-date data about the world's climate. Our scientists and researchers are creating a wealth of high-quality, high-resolution climate modelling. This data can help researchers, government, industry, or the general public make better decisions about Australia's future. The problem is that the quantity of information they produce is hard to share between researchers or ...