أفضل بودكاسات Pris World (2024)

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The Growth Mindset Shift: Transforming Challenges Into Success 7:44

6d ago7:44

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In this episode of Pris World, we explore the transformative power of mindset. Discover how shifting from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset can unlock your full potential, boost your resilience, and pave the way to success. We dive into real-life examples, practical strategies, and the long-term benefits of adopting a growth-oriented approach to …

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Gender Diversity in Australian Investment Teams 36:48

10d ago36:48

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In this episode of AFI, we meet with Yolanda Beattie to discuss the Future IM/Pact Path to Parity report. Currently, in Australia, women comprise less than 10% of key decision-making roles in fund management teams, and less than 20% of portfolio managers are women. We attempt to unpack the causes, and the solutions to improving diversity in Austral…

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Self Care and Personal Well-being: Episode 4 10:51

14d ago10:51

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So, what exactly is self-care? It's a term we hear all the time, but what does it truly mean? Well, self-care is all about taking deliberate actions to care for your mental, physical, and emotional health. It's not just about bubble baths and spa days, though those can be part of it. It's about setting boundaries, making time for yourself, and ensu…

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Channel Trailer 0:58

14d ago0:58

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Ever wondered how to unlock your full potential? Whether it’s excelling in your studies, boosting your career, or simply becoming the best version of yourself—this is the podcast for you.Subscribe to Pris World on and join our community of learners and achievers. Together, let’s make every day a step towards your best self.✨💡💜 Connect with me via e…

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The Strike Vote - 28:45

21d ago28:45

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With the conciliation phase reaching its final weeks the Air Canada pilots have been asked to cast their vote for a strike authorization. In house host Communications committee member First Officer Jason Chamberlain talks with MEC Chair First Officer Charlene Hudy, MEC Vice Chair First Officer Jesse Jantzi and MEC Strike Committee Chair Captain See…

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Mise à jour : conciliation, scrutin de grève et piquetage Update: conciliation, strike vote and picketing 20:07

21d ago20:07

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Mise au point avec le Commandant Hugo Desrochers, Vice-Président du conseil élu local de Montréal, au sujet du déroulement de la conciliation ainsi que de l'ouverture du scrutin de mandat de grève et du piquetage informatif national à venir. Montreal LEC Vice-Chair Captain Hugo Desrochers discusses latest developments during conciliation as well as…

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The Power of Gratitude - Episode 3 7:27

23d ago7:27

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"The Power of Gratitude": Discover how the simple act of gratitude can transform your life. In 'The Power of Gratitude,' we delve into the science and psychology behind being thankful, exploring how cultivating gratitude can improve mental well-being, strengthen relationships, and enhance overall happiness. Join us as we share practical tips, inspi…

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Ep#12 Ce qui a été pris, mais jamais retourné : historique des contrats des dernières décennies - A history of the Air Canada pilots collective agreement 37:54

24d ago37:54

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Le commandant à la retraite Jean-Marc Bélanger, ancien président du conseil élu supérieur des pilotes d'Air Canada, revisite les dernières décennies lors d'un épisode traitant de l'historique des conventions collectives des pilotes d'Air Canada. Retired Captain Jean-Marc Bélanger, former Air Canada MEC Chair recalls the previous decades while discu…

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#Ep11Taken and Not Returned 2001 - 2024 50:09

25d ago50:09

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Join host First Officer Jason Chamberlain and guest Strike Committee member Captain Dan McSweeney as they discuss the concessions and losses that were never returned to the Air Canada pilots, even after record years of profit and expansion at Air Canada.بقلم Air Canada Pilots

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The Importance of girls education in our society 10:25

2M ago10:25

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The Education of Girls is a topic of significant importance that addresses the Education and empowerment of girls all around the globe.Educating girls is not only a fundamental human right but also a critical factor in accomplishing gender equality and sustainable development.

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self Improvement 9:20

2M ago9:20

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Self-improvement encompasses any endeavor or objective that elevates the standard of your existence, facilitates the realization of your utmost capabilities, or paves the way for the fulfillment of your aspirations. Enhancing your intellectual acumen, competencies, moral attributes, or psychological outlook are all commendable strategies for advanc…

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#Ep10 Du passé au présent à nos ambitions futures - Past to Present and Where We're Going 28:17

2M ago28:17

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L'épisode inaugural du balado francophone des pilotes d'Air Canada! Vice-Président du comité des communications, le premier officier Jérémie Laplante rencontre le Commandant Kyrylo Chernychov, membre du comité de négociation, pour discuter des progrès à la table des négociations alors que le décompte vers la conciliation commence. It's the inaugura…

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What is the PRI's influence on financial markets? 44:53

2M ago44:53

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Join us as we interview David Atkin from the PRI to discuss it's influence on financial markets. Discover how the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) is transforming the financial landscape with over 5,000 signatories managing $121 trillion in assets, integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisio…

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#Ep9 MEC update - Conciliation begins 39:01

2M ago39:01

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Join the Air Canada pilot's ALPA MEC members Chair FO Charlene Hudy, Vice Chair FO Jesse Jantzi and SPSC Chair Cptn Seena Ali-Mirsalari for an in depth discussion on the start of the 60 day conciliation clock.بقلم Air Canada Pilots

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Will Icelandic survive the invasion of English? 18:57

3M ago18:57

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Some Icelanders are becoming unsettled by this existential question: Will their language still be spoken in the future? Comedian and former Reykjavik mayor Jón Gnarr is convinced that this uniquely archaic-yet-modern language will one day die out. He says his children express themselves beautifully in English but speak limited Icelandic. Give it a …

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The language that gave Missouri its name 33:32

3M ago33:32

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Many place names in the United States are borrowed from Native American words. It's often hard to trace the roots. Over time, the original names were often transformed beyond recognition, victims of mangled pronunciation. Suzanne Hogan is our guide to the origins of Missouri, a name rooted in the Chiwere language. Chiwere has been imperiled for gen…

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Presenting Home, Interrupted 26:01

3M ago26:01

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In this episode, we're handing over the reins to the podcast series, Home, Interrupted, produced by Feet in 2 Worlds. The series explores how the climate crisis affects immigrants across the U.S., and how immigrant communities are finding new ways to deal with a warming planet. In this episode, reporter Allison Salerno tells the stories of migrant …

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Are you in demand in the current job market? 51:01

4M ago51:01

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Join us as we interview Meredith Jordan & Lindsay Hurst, from Platinum Pacific Partners. We discuss the state of the job market in the Australian finance industry, what skillsets are in demand, whether further education will help you seal the deal and how to leave a lasting impression in an interview. Alpha Females Invest is a financial investing p…

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Icelandic, the language that recycles everything 20:07

4M ago20:07

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Icelanders are protective of their language. When a new piece of tech or a new disease emerges, people debate what to call these things in Icelandic. New words must sound and look Icelandic, otherwise they may not survive. The country's Knitting Words Committee is one of dozens of community panels charged with proposing new words. Typically, they r…

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The bilingual edge: what the research says 26:38

4M ago26:38

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In recent decades, Americans' perception of bilingualism has been transformed. As recently as the 1990s, the prevailing belief was that if a child grew up bilingual, they would be at a linguistic and cognitive disadvantage. Today, many Americans believe the opposite, that speaking more than one language carries advantages. But the hundreds of studi…

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How Basque speakers saved their language 34:23

5M ago34:23

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How did Basque survive Spain's military dictatorship under Francisco Franco when speaking, writing and reading it were illegal? With more than six dialects, how did its speakers agree on a standard way of writing the language? And how has Basque thrived in the decades since Franco died? Nina Porzucki tells the story of Europe's most mysterious lang…

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#Ep8 Answering Important Questions from the Air Canada Pilots 36:54

5M ago36:54

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In this episode MEC Chair FO Charlene Hudy, MEC Vice Chair FO Jesse Jantzi, P2P Chair FO Ryan Mouck and SPSC Chair Captain Seena Ali-Mirsalari discuss answers to the most common and important questions asked at recent LEC meetings. Topics in the episode include timeline, conciliation, work action and more details about the mediation protocol agreem…

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ESG Investing: Engagement vs Divestement 54:21

5M ago54:21

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Join us as we interview Laura Hillis, who is Director of Climate and Environment at the Church of England Pensions Board. She discusses key environmental investment topics and talks us through the arguments for and against engagement vs divestment as an ESG integration approach. The Alpha Females Invest is a financial podcast for those who want to …

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Out of Eden Walk: Cyprus

5M ago

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National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek tells host Carolyn Beeler about his first stop after having walked through the Middle East. On Cyprus, he found beaches with baking European tourists, a busy port city and a checkerboard of olive groves and yellow hay fields. But he also found the vestigial border line that divides the island's Greek and Tu…

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Chinese sci-fi has crossed the translation barrier 30:25

5M ago30:25

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Netflix's lavish new adaptation of Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem is the latest 'translation' of one of this century's best, and best-selling, sci-fi novels. In this episode, we track the role of translation—on screen and on the page—in the global rise of Chinese sci-fi. Our guide is reporter and sci-fi aficionada Lydia Emmanouilidou who talks …

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Sudan Tapes Archive preserves music across decades and continents

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Sudanese American Haneen Sidahmed is digitizing cassettes tapes of classic Sudanese songs dating back to the 1960s. In the process, she's created a music archive called Sudan Tapes Archive. Reporter Hana Baba, of station KALW and the podcast, "The Stoop," talked to Sidahmed about how her work has taken on new urgency amid war in Sudan.…

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What rhymes with isosceles triangle? This French math teacher has the answer.

5M ago

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Antoine Carrier, a middle school teacher in Bordeaux, southwest France, stays up late many nights, pen in hand, crafting math rhymes. Online, tens of thousands of kids know him as A’Rieka, the rapping math teacher.بقلم The World

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Navigating Income Investment Styles 42:40

5M ago42:40

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Join us as we interview Amy Xie Patrick, who is Head of Income Strategies at Pendal. She discusses how she has developed her own investment style, talks us through income investment opportunities and the different market opportunities. The Alpha Females Invest is a financial podcast for those who want to elevate their investing knowledge. We host a…

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Brazil remembers the 1964 coup and victims of the dictatorship

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Brazil is remembering the 1964 coup that began on March 31 that year. The event 60 years ago sunk Brazil into a brutal 21-yearlong dictatorship that would last until 1985. Today, the country is still grappling with the meaning and memory of what happened.بقلم The World

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‘Our joy is limited’: A subdued Purim in Israel during wartime

6M ago

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Jews around the world just celebrated the holiday of Purim, which is said to mark the survival of Jews in ancient Persia. In Israel, it is known for being a raucous holiday with parties, costumes, sweets and drinking. But for many Israelis, the war meant this year’s holiday felt different.بقلم The World

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'Imaginary Amazon' exhibition counters negative stereotypes through contemporary art

6M ago

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University Art Gallery at San Diego State University has just unveiled an exhibit, "The Imaginary Amazon," featuring works by contemporary artists, many of them Indigenous inhabitants of the forest. The artists' intent is to address some of the stereotypical Western perspectives of the Amazon.بقلم The World

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Why the French use the English word ‘black’ 21:59

6M ago21:59

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The French language is replete with words borrowed from English, like 'weekend' and 'podcasting.' But French speakers' use of 'black' is in a category of its own: this one short syllable tells the story of France's racial and colonial legacies and how they stack up against U.S. history, from slavery to Black Lives Matter. Both countries are idealis…

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‘What crime have we committed?’ Ghana’s LGBTQ community braces as anti-LGBTQ bill may turn into law

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Lawmakers in Ghana recently passed a bill that could lead to a severe crackdown on LGBTQ activities that have many people worried. Ghana's president is under pressure domestically to sign the bill into law, but could face economic consequences if he does.بقلم The World

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10 years ago, the Sunflower Movement pushed Taiwan away from China

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March 18 marks the 10-year anniversary of a movement that changed Taiwanese politics for a generation. The Sunflower Movement saw hundreds of students occupy Taiwan’s Legislature — demanding that lawmakers reconsider a trade deal they were about to ratify with China.بقلم The World

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Can endangered languages be saved? This new book may have the answer.

6M ago

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New York City is home to over 700 languages, but some will soon cease to exist. Is there still time to save them? The World’s Carolyn Beeler talks to linguist and author Ross Perlin about his new book, “Language City: The Fight to Preserve Endangered Mother Tongues in New York."بقلم The World

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‘Oppenheimer’ film ‘fails’ to show devastation of atom bombs in postwar Japan, critics say

6M ago

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‘Oppenheimer’ is expected to win big at the 2024 Academy Awards. But one point of controversy is that the director did not depict any images of the devastating aftermath of the dropping of the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Getting those images out to the public was a longtime quest for Herbert Sussan, then a 24-year-old filmmaker who film…

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#Ep7 Collective Bargaining under the Canada Labor Code 40:14

6M ago40:14

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In this episode host Jason Chamberlain talks with guest Joel Hodorek, Labor Relations Counsel in the Representation department of ALPA National. This episode explores several topics in the collective bargaining environment including section 48 and 50 of the Canada labor code, the need for representation at the bargaining table, types and uses of le…

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Out of Eden Walk: Paul Salopek traverses the Arabian Peninsula via Saudi Arabia

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The World's host Carolyn Beeler talked with National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek about his experiences walking through different parts of Saudi Arabia as a part of his "Out of Eden Walk" project.بقلم The World

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The Irish language renaissance 34:45

6M ago34:45

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Irish is among Europe's oldest languages. It's a near miracle that anyone speaks it today. Patrick talks with online Irish teacher Mollie Guidera whose students include a Kentucky farmer who speaks Irish to his horses; also with Irish scholar Jim McCloskey who developed a love of the language when he spent a summer living with Irish speakers. Irish…

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Jewish American delis: A story of culture, community and survival

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Food is, of course, an important part of culture. A new exhibit at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Skokie, Illinois, is exploring the role delis have played in Jewish culture and history. In America, many delis were founded by Holocaust survivors.بقلم The World

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Women's camel racing team takes an ancient sport back to the future

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Camel racing is an ancient sport. There are records of races on the Arabian Peninsula that date back to the 7th century. These days, it's still hugely popular, with robot jockeys and cash prizes. But a new team is taking camel racing back to its roots — with a twist.بقلم The World

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