"Sofa, looking for Togo" is an adventure and an investigation to try to understand this worldwide success of the Togo, designed for Ligne Roset in 1973 by Michel Ducaroy, a little better. How did this sofa become such an iconic, inescapable piece of design? Why does everyone want it? What’s its secret? My name is Aurélie Sfez, I’m a journalist and I make documentaries. Come with me on a journey to look for Togo and we’ll see where it leads… “Sofa, looking for Togo” a podcast written and host ...
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Wondering who you should you root for at the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics? Get to know some of Team USA’s most inspiring athletes and the causes they champion. Season 7: My New Favorite Olympian and My New Favorite Paralympian hosted by 12-time Olympic medalist Natalie Coughlin Season 6: My New Favorite Futbolista hosted by World Cup champion Meghan Klingenberg in English and Janelly Farías in Spanish Season 5: My New Favorite Futbolista hosted by soccer legend Juan Pablo Ángel in Eng ...
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mysteryhints@gmail.com Listen. Learn. Engage. Welcome to Crossword , where we dive into fascinating interviews with authors exploring history, politics, culture, and art. Join us as we uncover intriguing insights and stories that shape our understanding of today’s world and its rich tapestry of ideas. Whether you're passionate about exploring the cultural impact of art or understanding how history influences our political landscape, each episode promises to enrich your perspective and inspir ...
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Cambio mis Hábitos.. Cambio mi vida.. Empieza en mi, cuando decido ser congruente con mis palabras y acciones todo se empieza a alinear! Aprendamos juntos a vivir con más Alegría y compartirla en nuestro caminar!
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“Accessibility” is more than just a setting on your phone or something you do to help the disabled – it’s the reason we have talking devices, voice recognition and sidewalk ramps. We couldn’t have an inclusive, diverse society without accessibility specialists working behind the scenes to make sure products and services work for everyone. 13 Letters features some of the world’s leading accessibility minds, talking about what they do and how accessibility affects billions of people every day.
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Chaque semaine, Bruno Guglielminetti revient sur l'actualité numérique et propose des rencontres avec des acteurs de domaines connexes. // A weekly news magazine about digital news, with interviews, all in French. Bonne écoute !
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You Are Solid Gold shines light on good people doing good things around us! Michele Lau, TV Host and QVC Jewelry Expert, brings out the golden nuggets and sparkling personalities of her guests. You Are Solid Gold with Michele Lau will entertain and educate you, with new videos each week. Legally blind, Michele is an icon in the TV Shopping industry, selling hundreds of millions of dollars of products in her career. Michele's mission is to give you a peek behind the curtain. #youaresolidgold ...
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Jean-Michel Jarre is a true pioneer in electronic music. A two time Grammy nominee, with more than eighty million albums sold throughout his career, a four-time Guinness World Record holder for largest concert ever performed, and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, renowned for his one-off groundbreaking events at historical landmarks across the world. Jarre has been a key force in turning electronic music into the phenomenon it is today. An innovator on many levels, Jarre is often cited as an impor ...
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FOR DJ BOOKING ENQUIRES: teddy@d-formation.net Send Your demos to: demos@beatfreakgroup.com D-FORMATION is Dimas Carbajo, the owner and main exponent of BEATFREAK GROUP, a business alliance which is proud to include, among many others, the first Spanish record label of underground electronic music , BEATFREAK RECORDINGS, which has been conveying this national music style to the entire planet since 1997. With over 25 years in his career path, both in worldwide booths and music studios in his ...
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Kurt Fearnley's Tiny Island is a chance to hear from amazing Aussies about what it means to be an Australian.
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Adulting with Michelle Buteau and Jordan Carlos
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Adulting with Michelle Buteau and Jordan Carlos provides real life advice with a heaping portion of hilarity topped with a dollop of truth. Their conversations with comics, experts and celebs answer listeners' most complex questions like: "How much should you pay for a pillow?”, "How should I treat my one-night stand?" or "When is it time to tell my DJ boyfriend to give up on their career?" Jordan and Michelle are longtime best friends and comedians based in New York. You can find them doing ...
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French dj born in 1977.His passion of mixing came with Dance Music in early years of 90's thanks to Megamix, Dimitri From Paris Radio Show on NRJ.Then in 1996 was the revelation in Daft Punk Live show.He met Dj Las Fred with who he makes GREAT Gigs. He discovered Masters At Work thanks to Dj Julien Ferment! His sound: New York House style, Afro Funk and Deep Disco, influenced by DJs like Louie Vega, Dimitri From Paris and Kerri Chandler.
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From nine to noon every weekday, Kathryn Ryan talks to the people driving the news - in New Zealand and around the world. Delve beneath the headlines to find out the real story, listen to Nine to Noon's expert commentators and reviewers and catch up with the latest lifestyle trends on this award-winning programme.
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Coffee at Luke's: A Gilmore Girls Podcast is what happens when two sisters move to opposite coasts and revisit important bonding moments together. They laugh, they cry (from the laughing), and they mock Dean's penis haircut. In their return to Star's Hollow, Lauren and Katherine reminisce about their favorite characters, stuff that makes no sense at all, the fashion, the music, and all things Michele. We do this because we just can't let Gilmore Girls go, and we know that you have been holdi ...
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NY's hottest comics spinning tales.
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Domains, hosting and cloud news from Ireland.
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Dan Bloom is deputy editor of Politico London Playbook
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One of Dunedin's best-known live music venues, which has been closed on and off for years, is reopening under new management next month.
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New York Times National Security Correspondent David Sanger
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David Sanger is the White House and National Security Correspondent for the New York Times, where he's worked for more than four decades and covered five American presidents.
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"The economy is screaming out for relief " - economist
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For the first time in four years the official cash rate was cut by quarter of a per cent with the central bank governor Adrian Orr saying it was time to take the foot off the economic brake.Stephen Toplis is head of research at BNZ.
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Nick Mayhugh: Losing my best friends, my grandparents
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Paralympic sprinter Nick Mayhugh shares the lessons he learned from his grandfather Bill Mayhugh, a popular radio host, and his grandmother Shirley Culpeper Mayhugh, a performer who was signed by the same agency that represented Marilyn Monroe. Watch the video version of this episode HERE. Hear from: Nick Mayhugh Scott Mayhugh (Nick’s father) See P…
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Science: Landmark HIV trial, 'dark oxygen', paper cut physics
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Science communicator Allan Blackman looks at a trial that's been labelled a "game-changer" in HIV prevention.
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David Miller remembers a time when if he shot and delivered a deer to buyers he'd rake in more than a week's pay.
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Around the motu : Robin Martin in Taranaki
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What the latest probe into pollution at the former Dow chemical plant in Paritutu has revealed and the Mayor's reaction.
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Jenna Todd of Time Out Bookstore reviews The Hypocrite by Jo Hamya published by Orion Publishing
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Eric Beecher on Newscorp and 'The Men Who Killed the News'
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Eric Beecher is a journalist, editor and media owner who has written an excoriating new book about his experiences working as an editor for Rupert Murdoch's NewsCorp.
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Police in far North Queensland say a young New Zealander was piloting the helicopter which crashed into the in tourist strip of the tropical holiday city of Cairns.
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Homegrown app helps spot common visual condition in children
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An app created by a Massey University researcher which simplifies the diagnosis of a common visual disorder is exploding in international popularity.
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Helping Māori and Pacific students gain University Entrance
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A new study has identified why some schools are leading the way with University entrance success for Māori and Pacific teenagers.
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Stuff senior sports writer Marc Hinton assesses New Zealand's effort at the Paris Olympics, 10 golds, 20 medals in total and talks about the standout Kiwi performances. Also in rugby, the Scott Robertson era has hit its first snag with the All Blacks going down to Argentina.
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Feana Tu'akoi' is an author who began writing junior fiction so her own children could see themselves reflected in books.
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Dileepa looks at what is going on in the energy market including what high prices are doing to the manufacturing sector. Also the science system restructure with Sir Peter Gluckman leading two reviews into science and tertiary education. And the impact of rising construction costs.
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Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
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The Hurunui District Council plans to open restored Soldiers' Block at Queen Mary Historic Reserve at Hanmer Springs.
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Melanie O'Loughlin of Lamplight Books in Auckland reviews Mourning a Breast by Xi Xi translated by Jennifer Feeley published by Giramondo Publishing
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Science writer Lauren Fuge's new book Voyagers: Our journey into the Anthropocene is a call to action on climate change.
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Ron talks to Paddy about the 2024 Presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and their running mates, and how they're being received.
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The mission to get ngutukaka flourishing in the East Coast wild
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Graeme Atkins is on a mission to protect endangered plants on the North Island's East Coast, in particular the beautiful, bright red ngutukaka - or kakabeak - of which only 100 plants survive in the wild.
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Drug traffickers increasingly using 'trusted insiders'
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A new report suggests that criminal syndicates are successfully infiltrating Customs, as well as border staff, such as baggage handlers. Paddy Gower speaks with Bruce Berry, New Zealand Customs Service manager of intelligence.
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Wellington Girls' College closes another quake prone building
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Wellington Girls College, one of capital's largest inner city schools, is closed today and tomorrow as it figures out options after learning one of its only remaining teaching blocks is earthquake prone. The Ministry of Education has known about this potential issue since 2020 but the school says it had not been advised.…
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Kurt Fearnley's Tiny Island: Angie Ballard
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Angie Ballard is one of Kurt's oldest friends. She shares her journey from a young athlete discovering the world of wheelchair racing to becoming a world-class competitor and a six-time Paralympian. With numerous medals and world records to her name, Angela talks about the highs and lows of her career, the dedication required to stay at the top, an…
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Bill has the second part of a citizens guide on what you can do if you don't like a big building proposal near you.
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The Christchurch family growing vegetables for 150 years
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The Oakley family's legacy of growing vegetables on the Canterbury plains spans 150 years. Great Great Grandad John Oakley began growing out in Halkett after arriving in New Zealand from the United Kingdom in the 1870s. The love of growing vegetables has been passed down through the generations and today the fifth generation Robin Oakley runs the o…
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