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Hello à tous et bienvenue sur le podcast Un temps pour nous. 😊 L'objectif est de vous donner des clés pour apprendre à prendre soin de votre couple et à retrouver un équilibre dans votre vie sentimentale. ☀️ Lucie Mupatsh Thérapeute de couple/ Conseillere conjugale et familiale Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Life Lessons With Lucie is a lifestyle and wellbeing podcast hosted by Lucie, the self-identified "eternal optimist".An "eternal optimist" as defined by Lucie, is someone who wherever possible looks for the good, even when there doesn't appear to be any. Through the podcast, Lucie shares her experience of life; covering topics such as love, happiness, positivity and what it means to be a person living the human experience. She draws on her experience of overcoming the limitations of her chronic blood disorder, and the mindsets that have supported her growth and happiness. "It is my hope that ...

Les entreprises et leurs leaders jouent un rôle déterminant dans la construction du monde de demain ; Un monde que nous serons fiers de laisser à nos enfants ! Nous décryptons pour vous les points de bascule de ces leaders inspirants et engagés dans cette construction. 🎙️Tipping Point c'est le podcast pour oser une entreprise différente, vivre un leadership authentique et pour se mettre en mouvement. Bonne écoute !Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

**Boostez Votre Entreprise avec le Pouvoir du Voyage : Découvrez Comment sur Notre Podcast 🚀✈️💼** Bienvenue dans l'univers de "Fais voyager ton entreprise", le podcast incontournable pour les entrepreneurs audacieux qui cherchent à transformer leur business grâce au voyage. Chaque épisode est une mine d'or d'inspirations, de stratégies et d'histoires vécues qui démontrent comment le voyage peut devenir un levier puissant de développement personnel et professionnel. **Pourquoi écouter "Fais voyager ton entreprise"?** - **Inspiration Illimitée :** Découvrez des témoignages ...

'An audio sanctuary sharing nuggets of creative, transformative and spiritual wisdom to uplift and inspire.' Hosted by Lucie Burns, author, musician, coach and speaker, also known as the artist, songwriter and music producer 'Lazy Hammock. 'In these episodes Lucie delivers her inspiring and thought provoking nuggets of wisdom, delving into all aspects of being a spiritual creative. She looks at what inspires us, connects us, affects us, grounds us, hinders us, makes us and breaks us, and explores various methods in which we can tap into our limitless potential so that we are able to become our...

L’Art du NFT présenté par Lucie-Eleonore Riveron CEO de FauveParis, maison de ventes aux enchères à Paris et Benjamin Spark artiste, podcasteur et formateur NFT.Ce podcast met en lumière des artistes, des galeries et des musées emboitant le pas de cette révolution afin de comprendre la façon dont les NFT vont radicalement changer le monde de l'art et de la culture en général. Il est enregistré en live sur Clubhouse et se termine par un débat ouvert qui permet aux auditeurs et auditrices d’intervenir, cela nous éclaire sur la façon très contrastée dont cette technologie est...

Lucie Beatrix interviews inspiring humans of all walks on life that share her love for running fast and far, creating interesting stuff, and changing the world for the better.

Une émission de Graffiti

A podcast about tattooing hosted by an actual tattooist, Lucie Richardson and an actual knob, Mick Tickner.

First-hand stories of cities in moments of radical transformation, told through the lens of the people who are shaping our cities today. Hosts, Matt Quinn, Anna Nicholls and Lucie Murray ask, 'What can we learn from these moments in our past that will help inform the way we think about the future?'

The Feminine Principle Podcast is your guide to unlocking the hidden side of the female psyche with Shadow Work for Women. Hosted by Nicola Lucie, Shamanic Practitioner and shadow Work Expert. This podcast delves into the complexities of womanhood, from unearthing unconscious beliefs to breaking free from wounding, trauma and conditioning, limiting beliefs and repetitive patterns. Whether you're new to shadow work or a seasoned seeker, you'll find thought-provoking content and practical tools to support your healing journey towards living, being and relating authentically.

Almost Grown...Up is a podcast about approaching life’s big questions, with a spirit of play. Hosted by writer and creative Lucie Lincoln, each episode explores what it means to grow up on your own terms. Think of this as your permission slip to play, get curious, make a mess, and trust your creative instincts — even if you’re still figuring things out. From burnout and identity to rediscovering joy and trying new things, this show is your companion for navigating life with more wonder, creativity, and self-compassion. Because life isn’t about having it all together — but enjoying ...

Voilà deux ans que Maëva s'est confrontée aux démons de son passé. Elle a enfin obtenu les réponses qu'elle croyait indispensables à son équilibre, mais à quel prix ? En pensant trouver la paix, elle a déclenché la guerre et de nouveaux problèmes se profilent à l'horizon.

A study of Aubrey Beardsley's work exhibited at Tate Britain until May 25, 2020. The author considers the darkly vigorous imagery of the short lived genius, his graphic work for the notorious Yellow Book, and sublimely erotic illustrations for Lysistrata by Aristophane and Salome by Oscar Wilde, which frank imagery even shocked the author.

Maëva s'envole pour Los Angeles où elle a décroché un job de nounou le temps d'un été. Mais ce n'est pas l'attrait du voyage ou un hypothétique amour pour les enfants qui la motive. Non, Maëva tente un coup de poker qui risque bien de la détruire... ou de la sauver. Abandonnée par son père à l'âge de 11 ans au lendemain des obsèques de sa mère, elle n'a jamais renoncé à retrouver sa trace. Et cette photo accompagnant l'annonce lui révèle la cruelle vérité : son père a reconstruit une famille loin d'elle, mais surtout sans elle.

Josephine’s life takes a new turn when her husband, Robert - Bobby among close friends - is elected minister of finance. She soon realizes that the questionable relationships he has are becoming more frequent and that his values and principles are losing ground. To add to that, Josephine makes a discovery that scandalizes her: Her youngest son smokes pot! First shocked, she then tries it herself and gets great pleasure out of it.

Here can be no doubt that the Chinese exhibition at the Royal Academy in London is more than a merely artistic event. It represents a new stage in the burgeoning relationship between contemporary China and the West. The opening, originally scheduled for January, was brought forward to coincide with a State Visit to Britain by the Chinese president, Hu Jintao. The "Three Emperors" of the title were the second, third, and fourth rulers of the Qing Dynasty, and their period in power spanned nearly a century-and-a-half, from the mid-17th century until the end of the 18th.

Forgotten Empire, the new exhibition in London devoted to the great realm that Alexander the Great destroyed, is an openly political occasion, designed to stress links in the present as well as to revive interest in a part of the past that has more or less sunk into oblivion. It stresses the fact that, despite the tensions that now exist between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Western Europe, a degree of cultural cooperation is still possible.

It is a historical peculiarity of landscape painting that it begins with the artificial, and only after that proceeds towards the natural. For example, landscape paintings, and especially fanciful Nilotic panoramas, were one of the genres produced by artists in Pompeii. When, with the Renaissance, landscape painting once again started to establish itself after a long interval, the representations of the surrounding world that artists began to produce as a separate and independent genre, rather than simply as a background for human figures, were usually more fanciful than real.

The Tate Britain’s "display", Seeing Africa - it was hardly big enough to be called a proper exhibition - raised more questions than it answered. Consisting of paintings and sculptures drawn from a single private collection, it aimed to explore the subject of Africanisme through images of African people and African landscape made by European painters who traveled to the Dark Continent at the height of the colonial epoch. That is to say between the 1870s and the 1950s.