Gespräch mit Thomas Bock. Psychologischer Psychotherapeut, langjährige leitende Funktion an der Uniklinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), u.a. Leitung einer Spezialambulanz für Psychosen und Bipolare Störungen sowie einer Krisentagesklinik, Mitbegründer der Psychoseseminare (mit Dorothea Buck) sowie diverser trialogischer Projekte in Versorgung, Lehre und Forschung und gilt als der Vater des Trialogs. Aktuell kommentiert er eindeutig die unwürdige Debatte über ein

North American buildings are built different — literally. Councilmember Jesse Zwick explains how the organization behind our unusual standards is built to fail, and he makes the case for a new approach. This is part 3 of our series on misaligned incentives in housing policy. Show notes: Zwick, J. (2025). Out of Code: The Hidden Costs of US Building Standards.Episode 78 of UCLA Housing Voice, on the relationship between building height and construction costs (in the US).Wikipedia article...

Do you have a question or comment? Want to suggest a topic for our panel or be a guest on the Nova Society? Send us a message! Today, we answer an interesting question from Rebecca, who lives in Seattle, WA. Rebecca asks, all we hear on the news from the democratic side is that Trump is a fascist. I’ve heard a lot of people define the term fascist, but I’d like the panel's take on what fascism really is. What is going on in the US today that makes you think, if you even do, that we are...

In this episode, Kelly and Jay revisit the groundbreaking work of John Keel, one of the most influential and controversial figures in UFO history. Known for Operation Trojan Horse and The Mothman Prophecies, Keel pushed beyond the limits of conventional ufology to propose ideas that remain provocative more than 50 years later.They explore both the human story of Keel—the journalist, traveler, and relentless investigator—and the radical frameworks he left behind for making sense of high

「當你做好選擇之後來找我」FLUSSO的品牌總監Ray曾經被投顧直接建議要在照顧家中長輩跟發展事業當中二擇一，而我相信，這絕對不是只有他一個人面對過這樣的問題。 女性創業者往往在長照、社會的期待、親密關係、自我的掙扎等各種夾擊中，嘗試在夾縫中求生存，找出一條可以活下去的路，如何摸打滾爬，一點也不優雅的，在產業中找到自己的存在感，本集內容很真實，雖然沒有辦法提供給旅伴什麼致富密技還是「我，三十五歲，靠聯盟行銷，現在在峇里島數位遊牧」的創業寶典，而是很實在的，與你分享作為一個年輕女性如何在創業中面對驚濤駭浪，但本集節目還是會給大家兩個小福利： FLUSSO 正在進行護駕眼鏡2.0募資計畫，點選連結輸入折扣碼「sanzome」馬上折抵350元。2.0版本有防爆喔，據說拿鐵鎚去鎚都沒問題，是很適合進入大家備戰防災後背包的眼鏡。FLUSSO 的熱門商品順適3.0護眼眼鏡，有客制度數的版本，點進連結就可以用用團購價購買，是專屬於多元宇宙旅伴們的福利，我現在看電腦都是用他們的3.0真的是又輕又減壓，推薦給大家。 📋 對本集內容有任何評論、意見或想要聽更多，都歡迎留言！ 🌟

Hello Interactors,Fall is in full swing here in the northern hemisphere, which means it’s time to turn our attention to economics and economic geography. Triggered by a recent podcast on the origins of capitalism, I thought I’d kick off by exploring this from a geography perspective.I trace how violence, dispossession, and racial hierarchy aren’t simple externalities or accidents. They emerge out of a system that organized itself and then spread. Capitalism grew out of dispossession of land and

My Dutch friend Maarten is an independent filmmaker who crowdfunded his recent short fiction film “Homefront” about two Ukrainian brothers. That in itself is quite a move. Enjoy the conversation!You can contact Maarten via mail or LinkedIn: info@vanostadeproducties.nlhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/maarten-sleegers-b41b3aa0/Alice: Hey, my friend Maarten is from the Netherlands and we studied together 12 years ago. He is an independent filmmaker and this year he produced a short fiction film about two

Ep 281: Reconsidered: 32 - Cindy JamesOriginal Airdate: 11/17/20 During the 1980s, Cindy James was purportedly the victim of over 100 attacks of physical and mental abuse by an unknown assailant. After a heavy police presence and no assailant ever identified, police grew skeptical. Was this a hoax or the diabolical plan of someone who wanted to torture and eventually murder her? Women & Crime: Reconsidered is where we revisit our episode catalog and bring new insights, behind the scenes or

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most famous monuments in the world. But what do we really know about this enigmatic lady? Today investigators are on a quest to uncover the Statue’s secret identity; was she inspired by the Colossus of Rhodes in Greece? We’ll explore the amazing engineering hidden beneath her copper robes. Archaeological discoveries in the ground beneath her feet provide a unique insight into the history of North America; and using a facial recognition expert we try to answer the

Jobs don’t fail because people don’t work hard; they fail because the work isn’t designed to move the numbers that matter. That’s the uncomfortable truth we dig into with Scott Morris—longtime Chief People Officer, HR transformer, and founder of Propulsion AI—who makes a compelling case for designing roles around outcomes, not task lists. Scott shares a fast history lesson on technological disruption—from calculators to spreadsheets to AI—and shows why the safest path is embracing new ...

(00:00:00) Introduction: The "born in the wrong body" trope(00:02:37) Aaron Devor introduction (00:03:30) Riley Black introduction (00:04:16) Transgender definition and prevalence (00:06:12) Why are more young people trans? (00:08:16) Why are people trans in the first place? (00:12:14) "Egg cracks" (00:15:22) BREAK (00:15:37) Sex, gender, and gender expression (00:18:09) Hibby Thach introduction (00:19:57) Gender expression in cis people (00:21:11) Gender dysphoria (00:24:35) Medical transition:

In this episode of Urban Innovate TALKS, host Henriette Cornet engages with philosopher Katie Evans to explore the intersection of AI, ethics, and public transportation. They discuss the importance of critical thinking in technology, the emotional responses to AI-related incidents, and the societal implications of automation. The conversation also delves into the development of a new AI tool, pulsur, and the ethical considerations that come with designing AI systems. Throughout the