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Après l’agression russe de 2022, l’Ukraine, grand pays agricole, a reçu de l’aide de l’Union européenne, qui lui a facilité l’accès à son immense marché. Cette situation a provoqué des critiques d’agriculteurs européens. Dans cet épisode, Elsa Régnier répond aux questions de Sophie Larmoyer et dresse le portrait d’une agriculture ukrainienne très contrastée, et explore les relations commerciales agricoles, présentes et futures, entre l’Union européenne et l’Ukraine.#Agriculture #Ukraine #PAC #UE #Commerce #Russie #Europe #Agricole #Importations #Economie #...

In this Global Guardians episode, Sea turtle specialist Laura Exley joins Mario to share the story of how a research trip studying monkeys in South America unexpectedly led her to the shores of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. There, she launched COPROT—a grassroots conservation initiative focused on protecting critical sea turtle nesting beaches. Laura dives into the daily realities of monitoring turtles, building community involvement, and navigating the growing threats these animals face, including habitat loss and climate change. Together, she and Mario explore what it takes to safeguard ...

Do you know who - or what - might be swimming alongside you this summer? Listen in and find out!

Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs ist angeklagt, Frauen misshandelt zu haben. Jetzt hat die Jury ihn teilweise schuldig gesprochen. Wie lange muss er ins Gefängnis?

Juli, hooimaand?Traditioneel heet de warmste maand van het jaar hooimaand. Maar dat geldt tegenwoordig alleen voor blauwgraslanden en andere natuurweiden. De meeste boeren zijn dan al hun tweede of derde grasoogst toe. De maand juli, genoemd naar Julius Caesar, is de maand van vlinders en distels, bloeiende kamperfoelie en zwanenbloemen. Ook de aardappels bloeien, en waar ze een kans krijgen bloeien klaprozen en korenbloemen in de akkerranden. In het water bloeien de waterlelies, de grootste bloemen van ons land. Ook op de kwelder is het een top-bloeimaand, met soorten als de lamsoor, gewone ...

Send us a textWhat should someone know when applying to a Caribbean MD medical school? We have been asked this question more than once, but this is a D.O. podcast!But we have the perfect answer. . . Today we speak to a couple, Jonah Zeitlin DO and Samantha Gerstman, MD. who went to undergraduate together and fell in love!One decided to to the D.O. route and the other the Caribbean M.D. We will speak to them about their perceived differences! What were to pros and cons? Ultimately they successfully couples matched into ENT and Pediatrics! We'll hear about that process as well!What a ...

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, Michelle Tillman is joined by her first male guest, Antonio—a bold man of faith and devoted husband—who shares the incredible journey he and his wife Robin walked to conceive their daughter, Kenya Faith. From IVF failure to a natural pregnancy miracle, Antonio opens up about what it means to lead as a husband during fertility struggles, how he remained spiritually strong, and the daily practices that helped them hold onto hope.This episode is an emotional blueprint for husbands navigating infertility and a timely reminder that faithful leadership, ...

What’s behind the trending TikTok “tradwife” and 1950s housewife nostalgia? Leah unpacks the myths and realities of traditional homemaking—examining why so many yearn for a past that was far from idyllic for most women. Discover the historical roots of domesticity, the limited rights and resources women actually had, and why today’s push for “going back” ignores the progress we’ve made for gender equity. Leah explores the risks of romanticizing the past, the importance of choice, and how societal constraints still shape women’s decisions today. Whether you’re curious about ...

Send us a textI sometimes tell people that I am a recovering racist. It is not really my fault. I grew up in a culture (the 1950s in the border South) when that was just the way things were. The outward and visible sign of our moral failure was that word. You know the one I mean. We used that word without even thinking of it. It was just the word we used. But as I went to college and had two Black room mates, and then lived in Kenya for two years, where all of my students were Black and I was often the only white person around, my way of thinking began to change. This is a ...

Our next guest is Ryan Ponquett. Ryan has a degree in Chemistry, a master’s degree in Organic Chemistry and completed four years post-graduate studies in Plant Biochemistry at the University of Natal in South Africa. He co-founded the flavour company FlavourCraft and was CEO and Technical Director for more than 20 years until it was acquired by Kerry in 2012. Ryan is a former President of the South African Association for Food Science and Technology (SAAFoST), he is an experienced flavourist and is former Kerry’s VP for Taste and Innovation for the EMEA region, now with TaystOvation and ...

Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): what it is, how it shows up, and what SLPs can actually do about it. In this episode, Emily and Eva break down how MCI differs from moderate and advanced dementia, how to approach screening, and how to design meaningful therapy when patients are still “too high” for traditional treatment plans. They share practical ideas for early intervention, motivational interviewing, and supporting independence—all with their signature mix of science and sass. This episode is your crash course on being a better advocate for patients who fall through the cracks. You’...

Traditional AI—what most businesses use today—is reactive. It waits for a prompt. You give it data, it gives you a result. Think of chatbots, search engines, or recommendation systems. Agentic AI, by contrast, is goal-driven and autonomous. Agentic systems; Interpret high-level objectives, Break them down into actionable steps,Execute those steps using tools, APIs, or other systems,Adapt along the way if they encounter obstacles. This means you’re not just telling software what to do—you’re telling it what you want, and it figures out the how.

In diesem Podcast werden Inhalte der curricularen Lehre, aber auch Themen, die für Studierende der Humanmedizin und alle, die sich informieren wollen, interessant sind behandelt. Sven-Oliver Dietz, Oberarzt des Zentrums für Orthopädie und Unfallchirurgie (ZOU), ist Host dieses Podcast. Zusammen mit seinen Interviewgästen nimmt er Euch mit in den klinischen Alltag am ZOU, bespricht mit ihnen praxisnah relevante Krankheitsbilder, diagnostische und therapeutische Prinzipien sowie typische Fallbeispiele – fundiert, verständlich und auf Augenhöhe. In der ersten Folge unterhält er sich mit ...

Das Chilis nicht einfach nur scharf sind, sondern auch sehr aromatisch und außerdem jede Menge Endorphine freisetzten, dass war auch bei uns im Team den Meisten nicht bekannt. Die Vielfalt der einzelnen Sorten ist schier grenzenlos, ebenso wie die kulinarischen Möglichkeiten die sich daraus ergeben. Lasst euch inspirieren von Landfrau Gabi Sußdorf und Chili Experte Alexander Hicks.

Alma "Rosie" Sanchez is the Carnivore Biologist for the Nez Perce Tribe and is also a PhD student at The University of Colorado Boulder. She combines Indigenous political ecology and carnivore ecology in both fieldwork and research. Rosie has focused on revitalizing management plans, deploying field projects to determine occupancy and migration, and expanding opportunities for community involvement in conservation. She spoke about her career journey that led to working with the Nez Perce Tribe, some of the research she's working on at the moment, and the rise of traditional ecological ...

Adrien Séguret, coach de l’équipe de France de trail, est l’invité de ce 30e opus de Trail Business Club avant les championnats de France 2025, qui auront lieu à Val d’Isère les 12 et 13 juillet, et à deux mois des championnats du monde de Canfranc, en septembre.Avec son regard et son expertise, il évoque la première partie de saison 2025, la complexité de la planification des événements dans un contexte international et de la discipline en général, l’arrivée de l’argent, la professionnalisation et le dopage.Il revient aussi sur son rôle de coach et son intention d’...

Bioluminescent tides are often described as the northern nights of the ocean. Marine biologist, Dr Yasmin Meeda, has only witnessed this natural phenomenon once. She says seeing bioluminescence is one of the most magical things she’s ever experienced. Yaz takes us into the strange world of bioluminescent life to meet the species whose bodies light up from the inside, due to a chemical reaction. From bioluminescent tides caused by microscopic dinoflagellates to angler fish and glow worms, uncover nature's light displays in the dark. [Ad] Wild Tales is sponsored by Cotswold ...

What do you need to look for when selecting a vehicle for you and your driving animal? This discussion covers the important, basic points to consider for ensuring that you have a vehicle that is both functional and comfortable for you and your driving partner.I have a brief article with illustrations discussing vehicle fit here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/107412296 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A simple question: Why have "poor white people" - aka Rednecks and Hillbillies - always been seen as legitimate targets for vicious mockery and public ridicule by "mainstream" American society? The answer to that question goes to the heart of early colonial American self-identity.

Join Charlie as she comes face-to-face with mother humpbacks and their calves in the Turks and Caicos, and learn how the lack of regulations is endangering them.⛵️ Subscribe so you don’t miss what’s coming next📸 Follow the journey on Instagram: @voyagetothewild🐋 Learn more about the TCI Whale Project and Katharine's work🧭 Join our explorers club on PatreonThis series is hosted by Charlie Young.Editing and sound design is by Ross Ramsey-Golding.And our producer is Robert Wallace.This series is brought to you by the generous funding of the Ocean Cruising Club and their 2024 ...