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This is the story of my friends Lisa & Jose who started a hotel in Cordoba. Actually, it's more than a hotel: It's a Passion.
An Italian-Spanish fusion made Patio del Posadero a reality. Couple at work and in life: Lisa, born in Verona, Italy, and Jose, born in La Escala, Gerona, had a dream: to live in Córdoba and restore an old courtyard house to create the “perfect place”, in which each person who visited it, felt at home. And so it happened, in 2015 Patio del Posadero opened its doors.
In this episode, you will hear Lisa discuss heir experiences starting a family-run hotel in Cordoba, Spain. They emphasized the importance of having a clear vision and project, as well as the need to infuse for audacity and creativity. Lisa shared their passion project, a small hotel in Cordoba, and discussed her experiences and challenges, including the red tape to get the place renovated and recognizing when to ask for help. The conversation also touched on the significance of cultural experiences in the hospitality industry, with a focus on preserving local customs and traditions through community involvement. Their success is in their approach to connecting with the local community, highlighting how her restaurant serves as a hub for both locals and tourists to enjoy traditional dishes made with local products.
Their podcast is called EL CANAL DE PATIO DEL POSADERO and can be found here.
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David Gerson is a soccer referee who provides an honest perspective from the 3rd team on the pitch... Through humor, analysis and education, his podcast is changing how people view referees and officials in all sports. His goal is that the podcast inspires, educates and humanizes the next generation of referees for their own development and appreciation from the players, coaches and spectators they need to work alongside.
In this episode, you will hear about David's journey to becoming a soccer official, stories of parental behaviour towards youth (players and officials) at sporting events, and the difference between the laws of soccer and the rules of soccer. We also talk about the possibility of a "blue card" being introduced, how to calculate "add on" time, and why you don't see too many officials using headsets to communicate in North America.
David also has some excellent socials you should follow including his TikTok, Instagram and Facebook - and of course his podcast which you can find here.
You can support David and the Refs Need Love Community by purchasing some useful merch.
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Today, we're delving into the legacy of former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney with Stuart Murray, who shares firsthand memories from Mulroney's 1984 election campaign. We discuss Mulroney's leadership, his efforts to unite Canada, and the controversies surrounding his government's decisions. Despite criticism, Mulroney was known for bold thinking, evidenced by his free trade agreement with the US and Mexico, which polarized opinions. We also explore Mulroney's personal relationships with global leaders and his post-political advocacy work. Stuart's passion for human rights extends to his vision of Winnipeg as a hub for international human rights education, with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights at its forefront. Join us as we reflect on Mulroney's legacy and imagine Winnipeg's potential as a beacon for human rights advocacy.
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Pete Tessier knows Insurance. As the host of the Insurance Podcast, he speaks to Insurance professionals about the challenges in the business. But let's face it - no one really thinks about Insurance unless they work in it. In this episode you will hear about the industry's use of technology and trust issues, a story about a hole-in-one contest at a golf tournament, where the winner was set to receive a car worth $120,000, and the impact of the internet on the insurance industry, mentioning the challenges of trust and fraud prevention in online transactions.
But what about all those catastrophic losses? Pete will explain how they are covered, and why the industry is slow to adopt new technology due to inherent risk aversion and legacy systems.
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Brad Williams is the host of Over 40 Fitness Hacks, the podcast for individuals looking to fight the aging process while still enjoying their social lives. Brad provides us with invaluable insights, tips, and tricks tailored explicitly for the over-40 crowd. This episode brings together health and wellness experts from around the globe, and helps you unlock your full potential, regain vitality, and make the most out of every stage of life. Fitness after 40 doesn't have to be this hard!
You can connect to his podcast or book a session with him here. 
You can get a transcription of the episode here.
You can watch the show on YouTube here.
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Angelica Neri is a yoga instructor and Ayurvedic healer, explains that the "monkey mind" is a common limiting belief that can be overcome through spiritual practices like yoga and meditation. She shares that her passion for healing began as a child, with psychic experiences that she didn't understand until later in life.
In this episode, Angelica describes Reiki as an ancient energy healing technique that can break up energetic blockages and connect to intuition. She shares her personal experience with intuition from a young age, valuing it as the highest form of intelligence and inner knowing that can't be found in books or learning from others. Angelica's intuition as a strong feeling that can't be explained logically, but is often felt in the gut or body.
Matt gets curious about Kundalini yoga and its effects on emotions. Kundalini's energy as a serpent that lives at the base of our spine, representing transformation and intuition, Angelica says Kundalini yoga can activate this energy and clear out old patterns, awakening intuition.
Angelica digs into the Doshas are made up of three types: pitta, kapha, and vata, each with distinct characteristics and physical features.
You can connect with Angelica through her website. She also has a show called Divine Feminine Healer's Podcast which you can follow here,
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