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For Episode 7 of TRAVELING WITHOUT MOVING, the seasoned travelers' podcast, we are thrilled to have local NYC business owner and filmmaker Gregory Hernandez to take you through his intriguing day in Gibraltar.  A natural storyteller, Gregory weaves a fascinating tale about his adventure from the South of Spain to this mysterious natural wonder and historic spot, including hiking the rock, experiencing St. Michael's Cave, chatting with locals, seeing the breathtaking views from different angles, and so much more.

Gregory Hernandez is a Bronx filmmaker, photographer, video producer and the founder of the award-winning video and film company Green Canvas Productions. He enjoys the collaborative process of making films and videos. He believes film-making to be one of the most inclusive art forms imaginable.

In 2016, he completed a feature length comedy and sci-fi web series, called “Leaky Thoughts” that was filmed over the course of two years in over 70 locations throughout all five boroughs of New York City.

Gregory's first feature length documentary “1.5 Million” centers around the literacy crisis in the Bronx. A work in development since 2017, this film has been presented at film festivals around country, and shown regularly at NYPL screenings around the city, and will soon be distributed for a theatrical release, streaming and television.  Watch the trailer and follow the latest developments about the film on the "1.5 Million" Instagram page.

He also produced an interview series, called “Bronx Vignettes” which highlights activists and creatives in the Bronx.  In 2019, he co-founded "Bronx Film 48" a film-making initiative with the goal of increasing the amount of filmmakers in the Bronx.

TRAVELING WITHOUT MOVING, the seasoned travelers' podcast, is sponsored by Pim Philip Experiences, the Manhattan-based tour company that provides custom travel and event experiences in New York City and beyond.  Heightening visitor perspectives and engaging business groups with licensed multi-lingual local guides, Pim Philip offers tailor-made urban expeditions, often along unexpected routes.  Go to PIMPHILIP.COM for more information, follow them on all social media @pimphilip and don't forget to tell them you heard about them on the TRAVELING WITHOUT MOVING podcast for extra special incentives and friendliness⭐️

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Welcome to today’s episode of "Places People Purpose." I'm absolutely thrilled to kick off this new series of episodes as we embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Spain and Portugal. We've got some incredible stories to share, so let's dive right in!

🌍 Episode Highlights:

- Malaga – A City Steeped in History Let's dive into the captivating history of Malaga, a gem on the southern coast of Spain. Founded by the Phoenicians in 770 BCE, it stands as one of the world's oldest cities. "Malaka," as it was known then, was a bustling Phoenician trading post on the Mediterranean coast. The city's history is a tapestry of different civilizations.

- Spotlight on the Phoenicians Our story takes a detour to delve into the Phoenicians, an ancient civilization with origins in the eastern Mediterranean. Renowned seafarers and traders, they established trade routes across the Mediterranean and left a lasting legacy, including the Phoenician alphabet. Their influence on the ancient world was undeniable.

- Shifts in Rulership Over the centuries, Malaga saw the rise and fall of various rulers – Greeks, Romans, and Moors. The Moors left a remarkable imprint on the city, with architectural marvels like the Alcazaba Fortress. Malaga thrived as a cultural and economic hub under their rule.

- The Spanish Inquisition The Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, marked the end of Moorish rule in 1487 CE. Malaga played a pivotal role in the Spanish Inquisition, a dark chapter in history that saw the persecution of non-Christians. It expanded its scope to include perceived heretics, using tribunals and torture to enforce conformity. This period led to the expulsion of Jews and Muslims from Spain in 1492 and 1502, respectively.

- Decline and Change By the 18th century, the Spanish Inquisition's influence waned, thanks to Enlightenment ideas and political changes. It wasn't until 1834 that it was formally abolished, ending nearly 350 years of religious terror.

- Post-Inquisition Malaga Malaga's history saw periods of prosperity and hardship, including the devastating Spanish Civil War. Under General Franco's rule, it lived in isolation and authoritarianism. The transition to democracy after Franco's death in 1975 heralded a new era of modernization, economic development, and political liberalization.

- Today's Malaga Fast forward to today, and Malaga stands as a testament to resilience. A cultural and tourist hotspot, it boasts a rich heritage, stunning coastline, and a thriving arts scene. The city celebrates famous citizens like Pablo Picasso and hosts numerous museums, including the Picasso Museum. Its sunny climate, beaches, and diverse cultural heritage make it a magnet for global visitors.

That wraps up today’s episode of "Places People Purpose." We hope you enjoyed the deep dive into Malaga's history. Join us next time as we venture to Cordoba, Spain, continuing our quest to create connections to our world. Until then, keep exploring, and we'll see you on the next episode!

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Immerse yourself in Spain's vibrant culinary scene with Nico! 🎧 This episode whisks you away on a flavorful tour of Malaga's top five tapas bars. 🥘

 Each destination offers a unique gastronomic experience that will make your mouth water. From the seafood haven of El Palo to the wine paradise of Casa de La Guardia 🍷🦐.  Savor Spain's rich cultural heritage through its most authentic tapas dishes, as Nico recommends what to order and how to enjoy these delectable bites to the fullest. 

So, plug in your headphones, sit back, and let your senses wander to the sunny streets of Malaga!✈️ 🇪🇸🌴  Let's eat, drink, and be merry in true Spanish style! Ole! 💃 🍽️

Ready to swap Berlin or Barcelona for the sun-soaked charm of Malaga? 🌞🇪🇸 Tune into our latest podcast episode for a whirlwind 2-day local itinerary in Malaga! We'll start with an Andalusian breakfast 🍊☕, then it's straight to Malagueta Beach for some sun, sand, and sea 🏖️. Chiringuito bars, Alcazaba castle 🏰, and an unexpected hidden gem are all on the menu.

And let's not forget that sunset view from Monte Victoria 🌅 - you'll be left speechless! So, if you're a foodie, a culture lover, or just on the hunt for a good time, this episode has your name all over it! Say adiós to tourist traps and hola to the real Malaga. Listen to the full episode now for all the deets. Don't forget your appetite and your sense of adventure! 

Welcome to another episode of "Travel with Nico"! In today's episode, we dive into the extraordinary lifestyle of our guest Andy, a digital nomad from Denmark who has found a way to become the owner of his time and work remotely.

Join us as we explore Andy's journey from music and unemployment to his life-changing decision to move to Malaga, Spain. Learn about the challenges he faced, the practicalities of relocating to another country, and how he managed to make ends meet along the way. 

You don't want to miss this inspiring story, so hit play and let's travel together!

Some of the questions asked:

• Quick overview of your background
• How did you arrive at the point of wanting to start traveling and leaving your country? 
• What were you looking for, and did you eventually find it?
• Can you tell us about some of the challenges you face as a digital nomad, and how you overcome them?
• How do you balance work and travel, and make sure that you're not burning out?

Brazilian creative Victoria was working in advertising in London when in 2013 she fancied a change.

A change of pace, country and language, and to help her do that she figured she’d go freelance in Spain.

After 3 years she took a job in an agency. Four years on she felt ready to freelance again. A pandemic and motherhood making the flexibility of working from home even more appealing.

Second time around Victoria felt much more prepared. In her positioning, her processes, her dealings with clients… in running her own business.

In this conversation we cover, amongst other things:

• the importance of a network of fellow freelancers
• getting to know clients properly
• working around having a child
• how some things you want to do just can't be done right now, and that's okay...

You'll find full show notes and transcript for this episode at beingfreelance.com
 

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Penúltimo día de la campaña para las elecciones andaluzas, y los candidatos apuran sus llamamientos al voto útil. Grandes figuras de los principales partidos han acudido a Andalucía a dar su apoyo a sus candidatos, como es el caso de Alberto Núñez Feijóo con Juanma Moreno (PP-A), José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero con Juan Espadas (PSOE-A) y Santiago Abascal, apoyando a Macarena Olona (Vox). Todos han hecho también un llamamiento a la participación en las elecciones autonómicas del próximo domingo, 19 de junio.

 Por otro lado, actualizamos el precio de la luz, así como la elevación de tipos de interés de la Reserva Federal de Estados Unidos. También revisaremos en estado de los incendios que permanecen activos en nuestro país, mientras el de Pujerra se ha dado por controlado.

Nos adelantamos también a la visita de Olaf Scholz, el canciller alemán, a Kiev donde, previsiblemente, acudirá acompañado del presidente francés, Emmanuel Macron, y del primer ministro italiano, Mario Draghi. Y terminamos con una celebración muy española: el Día Mundial de la Tapa.

Producción: Carmen Desmonts
Edición: Susana León

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Se cumplen 50 días del inicio de la ocupación rusa de Ucrania en una jornada en la que no han cesado los ataques y acusaciones entre Rusia y Ucrania. Mientras, el expresidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, ha respaldado las palabras de su sucesor, Joe Biden, al calificar las actividades rusas como “genocidio”.

Mientras tanto, Vladimir Putin ha asegurado que Europa no tiene alternativa al gas ruso, mientras desde Rusia amenazan con armas nucleares si Suecia y Finlandia entran en la OTAN.

En España, nos centramos en la polémica por presunta estafa al Ayuntamiento de Madrid en la compra de mascarillas al comienzo de la pandemia. Distintos miembros del PSOE han pedido a José Luis Martínez- Almeida que “dé la cara”, y Miquel Iceta ha pedido un “esfuerzo de transparencia”.

14 de abril, día del aniversario de la República española, y distintos miembros de Unidas Podemos han hecho publicaciones ensalzándola, igual que el presidente de la Generalitat, Pere Aragonés, que ha acudido a un acto de conmemoración.

Por lo demás, repasamos la actividad en las carreteras en este Jueves Santo, en el que se están recuperando las actividades tras dos años de pandemia, como las procesiones de Andalucía.

Y terminamos hablando del estreno de “Aline”, la película no autorizada por Céline Dion, aunque basada en su vida.

Producción: Carmen Desmonts
Edición: Gustavo Luna

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Welcome to Wanderlust!  

We finally made it to the end!!  On this episode, we are discussing Expedition 04, the fourth leg of the cruise.  This leg includes 40 destinations over 63 nights.  Brian and I try to find different travel options outside of the excursions recommended by Royal Caribbean.

If you'd like to book this trip or any other travel adventure, or if you'd like to be on the show and discuss an amazing travel adventure that you'd love for others to experience, reach out at https://kihomeandaway.com/contact.  

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Pure Narco! Convicted cocaine trafficker Luis Navia talks life in the fast lane. He’s written a book outlining the perils of drug smuggling (like how he was kidnapped three times and almost got fed to a bunch of hungry crocodiles!) Nathan, Nat & Shaun also ask the all-important question… what did he spend his millions on?  

Safety never was the number one priority when we were students, which is exactly how a UK girl got herself into a VERY sticky situation. Inspired by a call to the emergency services to rescue her from a tumble dryer, the guys hear about the times you had to call the “stupidity hotline” for help.

Nathan Nat & Shaun also get the latest from the United States, where Donald Trump is putting other people’s lives at risk by parading around the streets with corona virus… no surprises there.

Finally, poor old great grandfather George has caused quite the scene out the front of a Malaga warehouse fire. It’s a shame for him that news cameras were there to capture the chaos, but a great result for us as we get to talk about it (because it’s kind of hilarious).

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In this episode of The Teachify English Podcast Lewis talks about confidence, how to improve it, when he feels confident and he lists some techniques or tactics to become more confident.  As always, below you can find 10 words or phrases which we believe to be rather complicated and we've provided some synonyms for them.  

1. Cut to the chase - get to the point.
2. Worth - value. 
3. It's worth it - it's a good decision in terms of time, money or effort.
4. Awkward - uncomfortable or embarrassing. 
5. Whereas - however, on the other hand.
6. Excel in/at something - be excellent at. 
7. Go outside of your comfort zone - do things that make you feel uncomfortable.
8. Look forward to - be excited about.
9. Boost - increase, rise.
10. At all costs - no matter the cost, effort or time. 

In addition to that, Lewis finished the podcast with another joke, as usual.

Whats' Forrest Gump's password? 1forrest1. 

Thanks for listening and keep up the good work!

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We Made It is Against War (3' - 8')

Sadio Mane Wins CAF Player of the Year (8' - 16')

No Evidence of Racism Against Rudiger (16' - 33')

Tight Races in La Liga/Serie A/Bundesliga (33' - 55')

Malaga Coach Suspended (55' - 57')

NFL Playoff Preview (57' - End)