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Über die unendliche Welt der Möbel.
Und alles, was damit zu tun hat. Oder auch nicht.
AREA erzählt ist mehr als ein Podcast. Es ist eine Reise in die Welt von Formen, Farben und Funktion. Es geht um die schönen Dinge des Lebens – und die Menschen, die sie erschaffen. Darum, was Design sein kann. Wie es lebt. Wie es uns beeinflusst. Und warum es nie stillsteht.
Simon Ladner, AREA-Geschäftsführer und Designliebhaber und der Moderator und Podcaster Peter Zeitlhofer sprechen über alles, was sie inspiriert, antreibt und fasziniert. Gemeinsam öffnen sie Türen in die Welt des Designs und lassen euch teilhaben an ihren Gedanken, Ideen und Visionen. Sie erzählen Geschichten über Design und die Menschen dahinter, geben Einblicke in Trends, Klassiker und das, was bleibt, und bieten Inspiration, die weit über Möbel hinausgeht.
Neue Folgen gibt’s jeden ersten Donnerstag im Monat.
Überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.
#AREAerzählt #DesignPodcast #createidentity -
Aufgeblättert – die Podnews Bücherkiste – jeden zweiten Mittwoch neu. Mit Annabelle und Marc geht es querbeet durch die Bücherregale. Was ist neu, was steht gerade ganz oben auf den Bestsellerlisten. Die beiden Bücherwürmer geben euch einen Überblick und sagen euch, welches Buch sich wirklich lohnt.
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Hi! I’m Hazelbranch(she/her)! My podcast is about the Warrior Cats series! If you haven’t read the series I recommend you do. ITS VERY GOOD!!!! Anyways I hope you enjoy my podcast!
Info:BIG SWIFTY!!!!!! -
Jagdish Krishanlal Arora’s Secrets of Mount Kailash, Bermuda Triangle and the Lost City of Atlantis is a work of fiction exploring various unexplained phenomena. The book discusses myths and legends surrounding Mount Kailash, the Bermuda Triangle, and the lost city of Atlantis, blending these with the author’s personal experiences and reflections on spirituality, history, and technology. It speculates on the possibility of ancient advanced civilizations and their potential connections to these locations, alongside discussions of supernatural beliefs and the author’s views on magic and religion.
Main Themes and Key Ideas:
The book explores connections between Mount Kailash, the Bermuda Triangle, and the Lost City of Atlantis, suggesting they are sites of supernatural activity with shared mysteries defying conventional understanding. The author claims that adverse weather, such as sudden storms over Mount Kailash, resembles phenomena reported in the Bermuda Triangle.
Religious and Spiritual Significance
Mount Kailash is portrayed as sacred to multiple religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon. It symbolizes divine presence, with beliefs stating that visiting can absolve sins and grant spiritual enlightenment. The author discusses the concept of pilgrimage, highlighting the profound emotional and spiritual pull of these sites.
Speculative Historical Claims
The book challenges historical consensus with assertions like writing existing since humanity’s inception and claims of Earth’s destruction and reconstruction multiple times over 15,000 years, including a global flood. It proposes that ancient civilizations were influenced by extraterrestrial beings and suggests Earth might be a ”prison” for beings from other galaxies, controlled by a ”Galactic Force” responsible for destroying Mars and possibly Atlantis.
Unexplained Phenomena
The Bermuda Triangle is detailed with cases like the USS Cyclops (1918) and SS Marine Sulphur Queen (1963), highlighting disappearances, electronic malfunctions, and compass anomalies. Similar phenomena are linked to Mount Kailash, where mountaineers report disorientation, rapid aging, and strange voices, while those performing a circumambulation experience spiritual upliftment. Other locations like Mount Shasta and the Devil’s Sea are also linked to UFO sightings and mysterious disappearances.
Technology and the Limits of Exploration
Skeptical of advanced technologies, the author critiques missions to Mars and the Moon as yielding little value. He questions the efficacy of tools like mass spectrographs and ECG-based instruments used in the James Webb Telescope, arguing that technology alone cannot unravel the mysteries of these sites.
Atlantis and Its Destruction
The book posits Atlantis as an advanced civilization near the Bermuda Triangle, destroyed around 10,000 years ago by floods.
Spirits, Energies, and Possessions
Mysterious locations are linked to evil spirits and energies, which the author believes attach themselves to individuals. Sacred sites are portrayed as places where these spirits either detach or are banished.
Key Assertions (Fictional Context)
The Earth’s hot core is cooled by oceans.
Mars was destroyed by nuclear explosions.
The James Webb Telescope operates on ECG and mass spectrograph principles.
The author claims out-of-body experiences and space travel.
Magical powers, once possessed by the author, may return in the future.
A ”Galactic Force,” a machine-based entity, is more powerful than the Gods.
Gods disapprove of humans gaining excessive knowledge. -
Sebastian Foik ( Autor und Lehrer) und Patricia Foik (Schauspielerin und Theaterpädagogin) sprechen über die Kunst vor der Schreibmaschine, die Kunst auf der Bühne und Bruder und Schwester-Gedöns.
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کتاب صوتی مشاهدات و خاطرات ناصرالدین شاه در سفر به فرنگ
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Die besten Kurzgeschichten berühmter Autor*innen vorgelesen - ein Hörbuch in Podcast-Form.
Im Storysurfer liest Marvin Müller alle zwei Wochen montags die besten Kurzgeschichten von Autor*innen, die vor allem für einen bestimmten Roman oder ein Drama bekannt sind, aber darüber hinaus auch viele tolle kurze Texte schrieben; Texte, die nie so bekannt wie ihr Hauptwerk wurden. -
Zwei Girls,(mehr als) ein Buch, null Filter! 📚🎙️ Wir sind laut, frech und ehrlich – …und wenn Booktok eine Cocktailparty wäre, wären wir der Tisch mit den wildesten Gesprächen. Hier geht’s um mehr als nur Bücher: Wir reden über Hypes, Tropes und die Abgründe des Schreibens, und das immer mit einer gehörigen Portion Humor. Bereit, die Wahrheit zwischen den Seiten zu hören? Dann schnapp dir deine TBR-Liste und lass uns loslegen!
➡️ Ihr findet uns auch auf Insta & TikTok unter @alexxoxoo.books & @yasmin.writesbooks ❤️ -
A monthly podcast about the one thing on everyone's mind: library cataloging.
Email questions, comments, or suggestions for potential guests to [email protected]
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I’m Rey Tang. I’m broke, hungry, and I’d like to have more friends.
Recently, I’ve started a new con, where I trick people into hanging out with me by asking them to grab a bite to eat. But, being the poor college student that I am, I’ve decided to also invest in a cheap microphone in order to make a quick buck.
It’s the perfect setup. Join me, as I try new cuisines, make bank, and find friendship.
Welcome to Food Adventures - a podcast which I’m using as an excuse to eat good food with my friends. -
Wir sind Sybs und Leni und wir schlemmen uns durch unterschiedliche Bezirke und Küchen in Wien.
Fancy kann jeder - wir lassen das Los entscheiden, welche Lokalität getastet wird. Es erwartet euch ein knackiges Resümee zu einem random Restaurant/Wirtshaus/ Café oder auch Würstlstand - vielleicht ein nettes Platzerl für euer nächstes Dinner Date?
Lasst euch überraschen.... wir tun das nämlich auch! -
Podcast om ØDIPUS
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Prinz Rupi rezitiert Klassiker, spricht über Literatur und rezensiert Bücher abseits vom Mainstream.
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Marcus und Sebastian sprechen über Bücher, die sie nicht gelesen haben: Kritisch, meinungsstark und komplett voreingenommen.
zu lang nicht gelesen ist Teil des Kosmos von ALEX Berlin. Jeden zweiten Mittwoch ab 9 Uhr hört ihr uns im Radio in Berlin und Brandenburg auf der 91,0. -
Weltenwerkstatt ist der Podcast für alle, die sich in Geschichten verlieren möchten. Hier kommen Autor:innen zu Wort, die außergewöhnliche Geschichten erschaffen und ihre Leser in den Bann ziehen. In offenen Gesprächen erzählen sie von ihren Ideen, kreativen Herausforderungen und den Geheimnissen, die hinter ihren Welten lauern.
Dieser Podcast richtet sich an alle Geschichtenerzähler:innen und -liebhaber:innen, die sich für die Kunst des Schreibens interessieren und erfahren möchten, wie neue Welten entstehen. Egal, ob du selbst schreibst oder einfach nur fasziniert davon bist, wie spannende Geschichten und Figuren geformt werden – "Weltenwerkstatt" gewährt dir inspirierende Einblicke in die Köpfe und Herzen der kreativsten Köpfe unterschiedlichster Genres. -
Der Bruder Medardus ist ein hoch angesehenes, für seine feurigen Predigten bekanntes Mitglied der Klostergemeinde. Als ihm die Aufsicht über die Reliquienkammer übertragen wird, beginnt jedoch sein Niedergang. Unter den Schätzen befindet sich auch eine Flasche der Elixiere des Teufels, mit denen der Satan vor Jahrhunderten den heiligen Antonius verführen wollte. Ein Schluck aus der Flasche besiegelt seinen Abstieg. Obgleich seine Predigten feuriger denn je werden, verliert er sich in Selbstverliebtheit und entsagt so dem Göttlichen. In der Hoffnung, Medardus’ Seele zu retten schickt ihn der Prior des Klosters auf die Reise nach Rom. Einmal frei von den Mauern des Klosters, beginnt Medardus Kampf gegen den den Verführer. Seine Reise ist gegprägt von Lügen, Diebstahl und Mord. Immer wieder begegnet er Personen, die ihm erstaunlich ähnlich sind. In diesen findet er all seine Schwächen wieder, er schlüpft in ihre Rollen, versucht ihr Leben und findet letztlich doch wieder zu sich selbst zurück.(Zusammenfassung von Felix)
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Ein Podcast über das gemeinschaftliche Lesen mit Sarah, Leen und Sarah.
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Willkommen bei unserem Bücherpodcast!Wir sind Luisa & Ann-Katrin – zwei beste Freundinnen mit einer großen Liebe für Bücher. Egal ob romantische Geschichten, spannende Thriller oder tiefgründige Dramen – bei uns ist alles dabei. Wir sprechen offen über Bookboyfriends, die bewegendsten Geschichten und unsere ehrlichsten Gedanken zu gelesenen Büchern. Wenn du Bücher liebst und Lust auf ehrliche Gespräche hast, bist du hier genau richtig. Wir freuen uns, unsere Leidenschaft mit dir zu teilen! 🎙📚
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, born on January 27, 1756, in Salzburg, Austria, is one of the most celebrated and influential composers in the history of Western music. Renowned for his extraordinary talent, prolific output, and unparalleled ability to blend complexity with accessibility, Mozart’s works have stood the test of time, captivating audiences across generations. His compositions, ranging from symphonies to operas, concertos, and chamber music, remain staples of the classical repertoire, embodying elegance, innovation, and emotional depth. Mozart was born into a musical family. His father, Leopold Mozart, was a respected composer, violinist, and music teacher who served as deputy Kapellmeister at the court of the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg. Recognizing young Wolfgang’s prodigious talent, Leopold dedicated himself to nurturing his son’s abilities. Wolfgang’s sister, Maria Anna, nicknamed "Nannerl," was also musically gifted, and the siblings often performed together during their childhood. Wolfgang’s musical genius became apparent at an astonishingly young age. By the age of three, he was playing the harpsichord, and by five, he was composing his first pieces of music. Leopold was quick to recognize the significance of his son’s abilities and began organizing tours across Europe to showcase Wolfgang’s talents. These tours exposed the young Mozart to a wide range of musical styles and influential composers, including Johann Christian Bach in London, who became a key mentor. From an early age, Mozart demonstrated an uncanny ability to absorb and adapt different musical influences. He traveled extensively, performing for royalty and nobility in cities such as Vienna, Munich, Paris, and London. These journeys not only honed his skills as a performer but also allowed him to study and incorporate elements of the Baroque, Galant, and emerging Classical styles into his compositions. By the time he was a teenager, Mozart had already composed symphonies, operas, and chamber music that were considered masterpieces. Despite his international acclaim as a child prodigy, Mozart’s transition into adulthood was fraught with challenges. The rigid hierarchical structures of 18th-century Europe often placed composers in subservient positions to patrons, limiting their creative freedom. Mozart’s relationship with his hometown employer, the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, was particularly strained, as the Archbishop viewed him primarily as a servant rather than an artist. This tension culminated in Mozart’s decision to leave Salzburg in 1781 and move to Vienna, where he sought greater independence. In Vienna, Mozart thrived as a composer and performer, becoming a key figure in the city’s vibrant musical scene. His piano concertos, including the famed No. 20 in D minor (K. 466) and No. 21 in C major (K. 467), showcased his virtuosity and ingenuity, blending lyricism with dramatic intensity. These works established him as one of the leading pianists and composers of his time. During this period, Mozart also began to revolutionize the opera genre. His collaboration with the librettist Lorenzo Da Ponte resulted in some of his most enduring operatic works, including The Marriage of Figaro (1786), Don Giovanni (1787), and Così fan tutte (1790). These operas combined sophisticated music with compelling drama and vivid character development, redefining what opera could achieve both musically and theatrically. Mozart’s symphonies also reached new heights during his Viennese years. His final symphonies, including the iconic Symphony No. 40 in G minor (K. 550) and Symphony No. 41 in C major (K. 551), known as the "Jupiter," are considered pinnacles of the Classical style. These works exemplify Mozart’s ability to balance formal structure with expressive depth, creating music that feels timeless in its universality. Despite his artistic triumphs, Mozart’s personal life was marked by financial struggles and health issues. His income was often inconsistent, as he relied on a combination of freelance commissions, public concerts, and teaching to support himself and his family. His marriage to Constanze Weber in 1782 brought him happiness and stability, but they faced persistent financial difficulties, partly due to Mozart’s extravagant lifestyle and his inability to secure long-term patronage. In his later years, Mozart’s music took on a deeper, more introspective tone. Works such as the Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major (K. 488) and the opera The Magic Flute (1791) reflect a blend of joy, melancholy, and spiritual depth. The Magic Flute, a collaboration with librettist Emanuel Schikaneder, is a Masonic allegory that combines enchanting melodies with profound symbolism, showcasing Mozart’s ability to appeal to both popular and intellectual audiences. Mozart’s final year was one of remarkable productivity despite his declining health. In addition to The Magic Flute, he completed the Clarinet Concerto in A major (K. 622), considered one of the greatest works ever written for the instrument, and began work on his Requiem Mass (K. 626). The Requiem, left unfinished at the time of his death on December 5, 1791, was completed by his student Franz Xaver Süssmayr and remains one of his most enigmatic and emotionally powerful compositions. Mozart died at the age of 35, likely due to a combination of overwork and illness, though the exact cause remains uncertain. He was buried in a common grave in Vienna, as was customary for those of his social standing, but his musical legacy has ensured that his name and work are remembered among the greatest of all time. Mozart’s influence on Western music is immeasurable. His works represent the epitome of the Classical style, blending technical brilliance with emotional depth. Composers such as Beethoven, Haydn, and Schubert drew inspiration from his music, and his innovations in harmony, form, and orchestration laid the groundwork for the Romantic era and beyond. Beyond his technical achievements, Mozart’s music speaks to the human condition in a way that transcends time and place. His ability to capture the full range of human emotions—from joy and humor to sorrow and transcendence—continues to move audiences more than two centuries after his death. With over 600 compositions to his name, spanning nearly every genre of his time, Mozart’s genius remains unparalleled. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s life, though tragically short, was a testament to the power of creativity and perseverance. From his humble beginnings in Salzburg to his meteoric rise as one of Vienna’s most celebrated composers, he left a body of work that continues to inspire, educate, and enchant. Mozart’s music is not merely a product of his era—it is a gift to all of humanity, a reminder of the boundless possibilities of artistic expression. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters”
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