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Donald Trump will be president again. Trevor, Christiana, and Josh are joined once again by Tressie McMillan Cottom to puzzle through whether Trump won this election, or Harris lost it. Plus, they offer their picks for the best post-election playlist ever.
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Laurie Taylor lifts the lid on a sector of the economy associated with wealth, innovation & genius. Mark Graham, Professor of Internet Geography at the Oxford Internet Institute, uncovers the hidden human labour powering AI. His study, based on hundreds of interviews and thousands of hours of fieldwork, is the first to tell the stories of this army of underpaid and exploited workers. Beneath the promise of a frictionless technology that will bring riches to humanity, the interviews he has conducted reveal a grimmer reality involving a precarious global workforce of millions labouring under often appalling conditions. Also, Paula Bialski, Associate Professor for Digital Sociology at the University of St. Gallen in St. Gallen, Switzerland, discusses her research with software developers at a non-flashy, run-of-the-mill tech company. Beyond the awesome images of the Gods of Silicone Valley, she finds that technology breaks due to human-related issues and staff are often engaged in patch up and repair, rather than dreaming up the next killer app.
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Trevor is joined by Bryan Johnson, the tech entrepreneur devoted to reversing his biological clock. Trevor and Bryan discuss the extreme lengths Bryan has gone to in his anti-aging regimen, Project Blueprint, using himself as “patient zero.” Bryan shares what changes we all could be making to live longer, how he achieved 8 months of “perfect sleep,” and why he’ll never crave a hamburger again.
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Vor einem Publikum in New York City nehmen wir euch mit in eine Diskussion darüber, was US-Amerikaner über Deutschland denken – und wie sich ihr Bild nach dem ersten Besuch verändert hat: von der deutschen Sauberkeit (oder ihrem Fehlen?) über Putzpläne und unfreundliche Fahrradfahrer bis zur Work-Life-Balance. Außerdem geht's um Züge, Fahrradfahrer und den Verkehr in beiden Ländern – und natürlich um die kleinen Dinge, die an Deutschland manchmal nerven.
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IntroVielen Dank an unseren Gastgeber: Deutsches Haus at NYU in New York
Thema der Woche: Was US-Amerikaner über Deutschland denken Working: What We Do All Day (Netflix) Die Höhle der Löwen (Wikipedia)Support Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership
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Talking to Amber about our experiences in restaurants & hotels and some truly bizarre TripAdvisor reviews.
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Does Michael Whitehall ever suffer from imposter syndrome? What do we think...? Plus, buying an anniversary present and some of the best place names yet!
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Santi Talledo entrevista a Jonathan Blanco y a Leandro Pepey, quienes comparten su lucha con la ludopatía, una problemática que afecta a cada vez más jóvenes. Además, la psiquiatra Liliana Nielsen y el psicólogo Sebastián Saravia aportan su mirada profesional sobre esta adicción. 00:00 Intro 00:40 ¿Qué es la ludopatía? 01:34 La entrada al juego 05:53 El estímulo familiar 07:08 Signos de ludopatía 08:45 Jugar todo 10:55 Las deudas 12:05 Vivir para jugar 13:20 No hay límite 15:05 La mentira 16:53 Cada vez más jóvenes 18:20 Tratamiento 21:26 Los jóvenes y las apuestas 24:28 Tratamiento 27:49 Tocar fondo 35:48 El entorno 38:02 La tentación de volver a caer 39:33 La recuperación 41:50 Pedir ayuda 44:52 Cierre
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a.k.a "Vocabulary Game with Amber & Paul" or "Fifteen Fixed Expressions" (less exciting titles) Learn more English expressions in this episode by listening to another vocabulary game with Amber Minogue and Paul Taylor. Click here to visit the page for this episode http://wp.me/p4IuUx-4VL
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Wir sitzen im Zug von New York City nach Chicago und berichten von unseren Erlebnissen: Während Cari und Janusz in einer Schlafkabine der ersten Klasse verweilen, reist Manuel weiter vorne im Zug im "Coach"-Bereich. Außerdem geht es noch einmal um Lärm und Dampf in New York. Und: Misinformation in Caris Nachbarschaft…
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Intro: Im Zug von New York City nach Chicago The Darjeeling Limited (IMDB) Snowpiercer (IMDB) Indian Summer (Wikipedia) Doğu Ekspresi (Eastern Express) (Wikipedia) Follow-up: NYC Lärm & Dampf Sounds of New York City The New York Times: A City Shaped by Steam Wichtige Vokabeln in dieser Episode die Holzklasse: umgangssprachlich für die günstigste Reiseklasse der Pöbel: abwertende Bezeichnung für die einfache Bevölkerung oder Menschenmassen der Gehörschutz: Schutzvorrichtung, um die Ohren vor Lärm zu bewahren die Misinformation: falsche oder irreführende Information die Hausverwaltung: Unternehmen oder Person, die sich um die Verwaltung von Immobilien kümmert der Glasfaseranschluss: Internetanschluss über Glasfaserkabel für schnelle Datenübertragung die Verschwörungstheorie: Annahme, dass Ereignisse oder Zustände durch geheime Absprachen erklärt werden können sich hochschaukeln: eine Situation zunehmend eskalieren lassenSupport Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership
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Nos fuimos a San Martín, al medio de la montaña, llenos de nieve a que la inmensidad nos haga hablar de lo único que importa: ¿por qué existimos?
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Trevor and Christiana call on Tressie McMillan Cottom to help them make sense of the final week before the US presidential election. Together, they unpack Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden, why certain groups are planning to vote against their own interests, and how Tucker Carlson’s web browser history may be impacting his politics. Fortunately we can all exhale next week. Or not.
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It's not long until Mr & Mrs Whitehall accompany their son to New York for a show at the Carnegie Hall! So, how are the preparations coming along?
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Laurie Taylor talks to Ann Murcott, Honorary Professorial Research Associate, at SOAS, University of London about the origins and development of food packaging, from tin cans and glass jars to bottles and plastic trays. How central is packaging to global food systems and should we be concerned about wasteful packaging ? Also, Anastacia Marx de Salcedo, offers a spirited defence of processed food from a feminist, economic, and public-health perspective.
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Where did that dead body go? It was right here!
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—The Vanishing Corpse by Anthony Gilbert
—The Vanishing Corpse by Ellery Queen
—The Case of the Runaway Corpse by Erle Stanley Gardner
—The Corpse Steps Out by Craig Rice
—Case Without A Corpse by Leo Bruce
—The Disappearing Corpse by James Warren
—A Silent Witness by R. Austin Freeman
—The Cask by Freeman Wills Crofts
—Untimely Death by Cyril Hare
—Adders on the Heath by Gladys Mitchell
—Whose Body? by Dorothy L. Sayers
—The Body in the Library by Agatha Christie
—The Red House Mystery by AA Milne
—The 4.50 from Paddington by Agatha Christie
—The Case of the Blind Barber by John Dickson Carr
—The Burning Court by John Dickson Carr
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596. SLEEP with Amber & Paul
All about the subject of SLEEP, with Amber & Paul, including insomnia, sleepwalking, falling asleep on public transport, snoring cats, Paul learning Arabic in his sleep & more, including some slightly disgusting stories, which is nice!
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We're into Mr Whitehall's favourite time of year... It's the spoooooooky season of halloween and he just can't get enough of it. On the slate this week - trick or treating, some odd goings on in an English village and a first time stand up comedian.
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THE ENGLISH: Laurie Taylor asks how the country house became ‘English’ and explores changing notions of Englishness over the past 60 years. He’s joined by Stephanie Barczewski, Professor of Modern British History at Clemson University, South Carolina and author of a new book which examines the way the country house came to embody national values of continuity and stability, even though it has lived through eras of violence and disruption. Also, David Matless, Professor of Cultural Geography at Nottingham University, considers the way that England has been imagined since the 1960s, from politics to popular culture, landscape and music. How have twenty-first-century concerns and anxieties in the Brexit moment been moulded by events over previous decades?
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Garden Utopias: Michael Gilson, Associate Fellow of the School of Media, Arts and Humanities, University of Sussex, takes Laurie Taylor behind the privet hedge, to explore the suburban garden and the beautification of Britain. How did millions of British people develop an obsession with their own cherished plot of land? Although stereotyped as symbols of dull, middle class conformity, these gardens were once seen as the vanguard of progressive social change, a dream of a world in which beauty would be central to all of our lives.
Also, JC Niala, anthropologist, allotment historian and writer, discusses 36 months of fieldwork on allotment sites and guerrilla gardened streets across Oxford and suggests these are places where urban gardeners imagine, invent, and produce a hopeful future within their city.
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Nachdem wir in der letzten Episode über von den schönen Aspekten der Stadt New York geschwärmt haben, zählen wir diesmal auf, was uns hier nervt. Manuel ist überfordert von der allgegenwärtigen Lautstärke der Stadt, während Cari Probleme mit den Duschköpfen hat. Außerdem sprechen wir über neuartige Captchas im Internet. Und: Manuel hat vom Musical "The Book of Mormon" eine Lektion fürs Leben mitgenommen…
Die nächste Episode erscheint reisebedingt am 2. Oktober 2024.
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Das nervt (New York City Edition): Lautstärke & Duschköpfe Geräuschkulisse in New York Ausdruck der Woche: so einen Hals haben so einen Hals haben (Redensarten-Index) Woher kommt – "Jammern auf hohem Niveau"? (antenne unna) Das nervt: Captchas werden immer absurder Captcha (Wikipedia) Das ist schön: Musicals & Umgang mit Beleidigungen The Book of Mormon (Musical) (Wikipedia) Wichtige Vokabeln in dieser Episode schwärmen: begeistert und positiv über etwas reden bemängeln: Kritik an etwas äußern; Fehler oder Mängel aufzeigen der Duschkopf: Teil der Dusche, aus dem das Wasser kommt das Captcha: Sicherheitsmechanismus zur Überprüfung, ob ein Mensch oder ein automatisiertes Programm auf eine Website zugreift die Abendkasse: Verkaufsstelle für Tickets, die kurz vor Veranstaltungsbeginn geöffnet istSupport Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership
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Today I'm joined by my mates Paul Taylor and Amber Minogue, both of whom have been on the podcast before. Let's catch up with them and see what they've been doing. Listen to the episode to hear a completely unscripted and authentic chat between 3 native speakers from England, as we talk about having babies, pedestrian crossings, having ginger hair, the difficulties of being English in the sunshine, and some of our favourite TV shows and films. Click here for more information http://teacherluke.co.uk/2015/05/17/catching-up-with-amber-and-paul/
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