Wie zit er achter de varkenskoppen aan moskeeën in Parijs? Luc van Bakel vertelt over "wegwerpspionnen" die online geronseld worden voor destabiliserende acties in Europa.Tim Pauwels checkt of je pensioendatum impact heeft op je overlijden én weet meer over frieten eten tegen migraine. Amerikaanse onderzoeksjournalisten ontdekten 101 valse nieuwsmerken op TikTok. Facebook schrapt plots je profiel zonder reden: een collega getuigt over zijn Facebook-miserie.

Why does discrimination persist even when it’s costly for firms and societies? CERGE-EI alumnus and Associate Professor at the University of Milan, Vojtěch Bartoš, explains how behavioral economics helps uncover the mechanisms behind bias — and how evidence-based tools can help reduce it.https://www.cerge-ei.cz/https://www.instagram.com/cergeei/https://www.facebook.com/cergeei/https://x.com/CERGE_EI/

BASHAR: The Secret of Doing Less to Build Your Reality > 🚀 Tired of the "rat race" and the idea that success requires brutal effort? > Darryl Anka brings the clarity and cosmic perspective of Bashar, the ''Essassani'' being, who demystifies the belief that you need to "work hard" to succeed. The true key is Resonance. > Learn to: > 💡 Follow your maximum Excitement (passion) in every moment with Zero Judgment. > ⚖️ Understand the Path of Least Resistance and how it accelerates

Was wird aus Geschichte, wenn alles digital ist – und vieles schon wieder verschwindet?In dieser Folge von „Österreich – die ganze Geschichte“ spricht Mariela Gittler mit dem Historiker Oliver Rathkolb über die Zukunft der Zeitgeschichteforschung. Zwischen Fake News, KI-generierten Texten und einer drohenden „archivarischen Katastrophe“ stellt sich die Frage: Wie schreibt man Geschichte, wenn die Quellen der Gegenwart flüchtiger sind als je zuvor?Rathkolb erzählt, warum ihn die „Hinterbühne“ der

In this episode, we’re joined by the inspiring Jade Barnett, co-founder of Power2Prevail, an organisation dedicated to empowering vulnerable young people to see that their past and present circumstances don’t define their future. Jade’s work focuses on supporting care-experienced young people as they navigate the journey towards independence, employment and self-belief. Through mentorship, training and storytelling, Power2Prevail helps young people recognise their potential and take ownershi...

Rory Fitzgerald on the European Social Survey: Insights and Innovations In this episode of For Sociology, host Kevin Caners sits down with Professor Rory Fitzgerald, Director of the European Social Survey (ESS) and recipient of the 2024 Kohli Infrastructure Prize, to uncover the story behind one of the most influential social research projects in Europe. Fitzgerald reveals the origins of the ESS, the meticulous methodologies employed, and some of the fascinating findings gleaned from over two

Buddhism first appeared in China during the first century CE. Rather than discussing it as a religion, I'll examine it as a system of thought, exploring its causes, effects, and the lessons we can learn from it. Why Emperor Ming Embraced Buddhism Emperor Ming of Han had an extremely troubled family background. During his childhood, even though he lived in the palace, he was separated from his mother—they lived in different houses. Other princes lived with their mothers, but he could not. His father

A priest who is not entirely chaste is scammed by a pretty face.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/well-that-happened--6149297/support.

This episode follows a winding road from mantras and angel numbers to a surprising Tinder reunion that reopens old memories and reveals hard truths about trust, red flags, and values. Trust—not trying harder—becomes the real compass in dating, and 222 serves as a reminder to slow down and practice patient awareness.Nostalgia collides with present-day realities as Boston’s social energy masks a poor fit, and Jonathan’s candid warning becomes a pivotal values check. A serendipitous moment with

Die Träumerin kommt mit ihrem Vater in ein Geschäft, in dem nur Männer sind.

Boring History For Sleep | The Hidden World of Qing China’s Courtesan Houses 🏮🍵

In No Standard Oil: Managing Abundant Petroleum in a Warming World (Oxford University Press, 2021), Deborah Gordon shows that no two oils or gases are environmentally alike. Each has a distinct, quantifiable climate impact. While all oils and gases pollute, some are much worse for the climate than others. In clear, accessible language, Gordon explains the results of the Oil Climate Index Plus Gas (OCI+), an innovative, open-source model that estimates global oil and gas emissions. Gordon identifies

What does it mean to be a political subject? This is one of the key questions asked by Massimo Modonesi in ​The Antagonistic Principle: Marxism and Political Action (2019)​, published as part of the Historical Materialism book series from Brill and Haymarket books. The book takes on the theories of Marx and Gramsci to develop a philosophical triad of subalternity-antagonism-autonomy as a way of studying political subjectification under oppressive conditions and the potential for resistance. The book

读经一（只有路加同我在一起。）恭读圣保禄宗徒致弟茂德后书  4:10-17亲爱的弟兄：因为德玛斯贪爱现世，就离弃了我，到得撒洛尼去了。克勒斯刻去了迦拉达，弟铎去了达耳玛提雅，只有路加同我在一起。你要带着马尔谷同你一起来，因为他在职务上为我是有用的。至于提希刻，我派他到厄弗所去了。我留在特洛阿卡尔颇家中的那件外衣，你来时务必带来，还有那几卷书，尤其是那些羊皮书卷，也要带来。铜匠亚历山大使我受了许多苦，主必将照他所行的报应他。这人你也要提防，因为他极力反对我们讲的道。我第一次申辩时，没有人来协助我，人人都离弃了我，愿天主不归罪于他们！但是主却在我左右，坚强了我，使福音的宣讲藉着我而完成，使所有外邦人都能听见。——上主的圣言。答唱咏

 Le thème : faux, falsifications, faussaires autour du Moyen âge L’invité : Nicolas Sarzeaud, post-doctorant à l’université de Louvain La discussion : Actualité du faux médiéval (1:00) La création de faux au XIXe siècle (5:30) Pastiches et exercices de style (Palémon Glorieux represent) (15:30) L’affaire du faux de Robert d’Artois (17:15) L’Église et le faux (23:10) Quelles … Continue reading "407. Vraies histoires de faux, avec Nicolas Sarzeaud"

Alston-O’Connor, E. The Sixties Scoop: Implications for Social Workers and Social Work Education. University of Windsor. https://ojs.uwindsor.ca/index.php/csw/article/view/5816/4747Cameron, C. (2018). The Sixties Scoop tried to extinguish our culture and our spirit. It failed. CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/news/opinion/sixties-scoop-1.4595402Hoye, B. (2025). 10 years after apology, '60s Scoop survivors call for support beyond 'grossly inadequate' payout. CBC News.

Die vraag word gestel hoe oorlog in die toekoms gaan lyk, en drie groot verskuiwings word uitgelig: die opkoms van onsigbare oorlogvoering deur kuberaanvalle en disinformasie, die toenemende outomatisering van konflik met hommeltuie en KI-gedrewe wapens, en nuwe fronte soos ruimte en biotegnologie waar anti-satelliet- en genetiese wapens ’n rol kan speel. Hierdie ontwikkelinge maak oorlog moeiliker om te definieer maar makliker om te voer, met potensieel verwoestende gevolge vir infrastruktuur,

How to get your CEU: To earn 1.0 BACB CEU for this episode, go to aba-ceu.com, select “Episode 5: Implementing the ‘My Way’ Strategy,” and complete the short quiz. You’ll need the three keywords—Communication, Tolerance, and Assent. Submit to receive your certificate instantly.This episode of ABA Beyond the Data takes you from research to real-world practice with the “My Way” approach—an assent-based, skill-building model for safely replacing severe problem behavior. We start with why Hanley and

Amplifiedis an audio blog series about the sounds of scholarship from our team here at the Amplify Podcast Network. This month on Amplified, Hannah McGregor is joined by Fady Shanouda to talk about the role of podcasting in disability scholarship. Fady reflects on the creation of Disability Saves the World, a podcast born during the pandemic that opened space for disabled voices and accessible scholarship. Together, they explore how sound can be a medium for care, connection, and joy, while also