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Kris Kelly-Frère is a singular individual.  When we first met at a design event, the room was filled with austere design folk in cookie-cutter black t-shirt and black jeans. Kris was the only person wearing a kimono.   You just knew that he'd have something interesting to say.

It turned out that Kris has a lot to say about the concept of Play . Especially how fostering the conditions for play helps groups to collaboratively design better and bolder solutions that are relevant for them and their stakeholders.

He's passionate about taking concepts developed for encouraging autonomous and intrinsically  motivated play in kids and applying this to service design engagements.  This very different approach, has yielded very different outcomes with materially better impact.

There are two things to note in the podcast. 

First, although we started out with the intention of following our  YAP interview framework, Kris' "natural talent for storytelling" meant that we  departed from the framework before we'd really started... and the episode is all the better for it. 

At one point a woman dresses as a bee and rides a penny farthing.  Sometimes you have to give in and go with it. 

Second, this is the first time that we've used AI to edit the episode. The results were interesting, rather than time saving. I'm sure that things will improve.

About Kris

As Creative Practice Lead for J5 Design, Kristofer Kelly-Frere makes magic serious business and wants to help you explore the edges of what seems possible. J5 is a design studio dedicated to creating a kinder, more beautiful future together in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

With more than 15 years of experience in senior design roles, Kristofer has worked across a range of public, private, and government institutions to craft experiences, lead deep engagement, found design labs, and deliver ground-breaking social impact projects. Kristofer led the team responsible for “Braver Training Grounds” - a project with Red Deer Housing Authority that won the 2022 Global Service Design Award. Success like this is the result of his love for playing in the mud of ambiguity in order to move innovative dreams across the threshold into reality.

Links & Peeps  that Kris mentioned in our podcast:

The Land.  A short film about adventure play in England/North America.  Kris said that he's  intrigued by the kinds of questions it asks if you start thinking about comparing the dynamics between the play workers and kids vs. designers and clients. And for me lets us think about the magic and messy space between design (solutions) and art (questions) that we might call play.

In the episode Kris mention some incredible folks who have influenced his  practice.

Erin Dumenko, Lisa Latouche (https://lnkd.in/gKqsjrfB), Meghan Durieux, Moraig McCabe 

Service Design YAP is developed and produced by the Service Design Network UK Chapter.
Its aim is to engage and connect the wider Service Design community.

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• Production Assistance: Jean Watanya

Warum ist Tanzen so gesund? Was steckt dahinter und können auch unmusikalische Menschen tanzen? Wir sprechen in dieser Folge mit Karin Csitkovits über verschiedene Tanzstile, wie Tanz unser Selbstwertgefühl beeinflusst und welche Besonderheiten diese Sportart außerdem hat.

Karin Csitkovits ist begeisterte Tänzerin, Präsidentin der Austria Show Dance Union und UNIQA VitalCoachin. Sie erzählt, warum Tanzen so gesund ist und wie es sogar zwischenmenschliche Beziehungen fördern kann. Welche Musik für Anfänger:innen geeignet ist und wie man die passende Stilrichtung findet. Karin Csitkovits gibt Tipps zur besseren Integration des Tanzens in den eigenen Alltag und erklärt, warum es Un-Musikalität eigentlich gar nicht gibt – und jeder Spaß am Tanzen finden kann. #gemeinsambesserleben

Puhetta Lavatanssista ja muusta harrastamisesta Joonas Hepolan kanssa. @joonas hepola #radiopooki {{joonas hepola}}

we will discuss the Finnish dance culture, called Lavatanssit. Includes discussion, pictures and videos from dance venues.

In this episode, Sara and Sarah discuss all things Cinco de Mayo! Sarah with an H is really spicy and Sara with an A doesn't know what an enchilada is! They look up why the US even celebrates! 

Today’s Voyeurs Glimpse:

Today’s Voyeurs Glimpse ..You know you want a peek inside! Wink ..Wink…  We have VERY SPECIAL GUESTS TODAY! 

Our SEXY resident workshop elf, Rianne, and her Sex Machine & Sir, the Greek GOD, Sir Erebus, are our GUESTs on the podcast today.  We will be talking to them both about their couples workshop and their personal review of THE SEX MACHINE  … AKA THE FUCK MACHINE.  

Maybe you don’t even know what one is, or maybe you have seen them and want to learn more about them.  Either way, our guests today have done a lot of research on the topic and also own, use, and LOVE their fuck machine.

 Rianne has been subMrs sex toy review consultant for many years now.  The podcast episode is an introduction to her and her Dominant husband and a deep dive into the pros and cons of owning and operating a sex machine.
 
 The couple had recently facilitated a virtual couples video presentation reviewing their sex machine and what they have learned along their personal journey.  Whether you are interested in the same brand fuck machine or possibly a different but similar product, you will be interested in learning about their personal experience with their toys.

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 In this episode, 2 Australian HIV experts share their thoughts on some of the most important HIV insights gained during the past year in the context of HIV care in Australia.

Specifically, the faculty discuss the continued dominance of second-generation INSTI-based regimens as mainstay HIV therapy in Australia, including in both 2-drug and 3-drug oral regimens; the emergence of 2-drug long-acting injectable therapy as a switch strategy; key aspects of successfully expanded oral PrEP programs in the region; the potential role of long-acting injectable PrEP; and key new advances in HIV cure research.  

Presenters:

Sharon R. Lewin, AO, FRACP, PhD, FAHMS
Director, The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity
Professor of Infectious Diseases
University of Melbourne  
Consultant Infectious Diseases Physician
Alfred Hospital and Royal Melbourne Hospital  
Melbourne, Australia

Don Smith, MD
Conjoint Professor
School of Population Medicine
University of New South Wales
Senior Staff Specialist
Albion Centre
South Eastern Sydney Local Health Network
Sydney, Australia

Content based on an online program supported by an independent educational grant from Gilead Sciences, Inc. and ViiV Healthcare.  

Link to full program:
http://bit.ly/3YD8T4E

In this episode, 2 European HIV experts share their thoughts on some of the most important new antiretroviral therapy insights from HIV research over the past year.

Specifically, the faculty discuss findings from real-world and long-term studies of 2-drug oral regimens, the latest on 2-drug long-acting injectable therapy, how 2-drug options fit into rapid start strategies, and other new and emerging innovations in HIV treatment, including the availability of lenacapavir for multidrug-resistant HIV treatment and resumption of islatravir clinical development.

Presenters:

Jürgen K. Rockstroh, MD
Professor of Medicine
University Hospital Bonn
Department of Medicine I
Bonn, Germany

Alexandra Calmy, MD, FMH, PhD
HIV/AIDS Unit Director
Infectious Diseases Division
Geneva University Hospitals
University of Geneva
Geneva, Switzerland

Content based on an online program supported by an independent educational grant from Gilead Sciences, Inc. andViiV Healthcare.

Link to full program:
http://bit.ly/3Hz0jNa

After decades of working with Holocaust survivors who'd been young adults during the war, Dr. Paula David began working with survivors who were children during this gruesome chapter in history. These survivors began having vivid recollections of their extremely traumatic memories as their short term memories waned. Together, Dr. Paula helped these residents create collective poetry to share their struggles with future generations. Their poetry doesn't chronicle the horrific details, but survivors were subject to many scientific experiments, forced sterilization and sexual abuse.  Dr. Paula, other doctors, care workers, and nurses developed a list of triggers in addition to other information to help all loved ones and caretakers. 

Some residents used the sharing of their collective poetry to help educate school children. These poems inspired, Silent Tears: The Last Yiddish Tango, a new album by Payadora Tango Ensemble. Together producer Daniel Rosenberg and Dr. Paula worked with songwriters, translators, vocalists, and musicians to create haunting songs. Some lyrics feature words from this Terrace Poetry Collective, some from Holocaust survivor Molly Applebaum and some form Anna Hana, Lenka Lichtenberg. 

There is one language we all speak and understand: love.  How do you need to be loved? What is your love language?

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https://amzn.to/3AcDLOy Carla, A Love Story by Isabel Elias
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This is episode number ONE! I am so excited!!! I have two other shows, Masterfesto, Mastering your Mind, and Masterfesto Meditations. This Podcast Show is all about Stories, fiction and non-fiction from different media sources including blogs, manuscripts, magazines, newspaper articles, books and books and books. 

This Podcast is great for bloggers, publishers, authors, book reviewers, editors and especially book lovers. I am passionate about books – I think that’s clear. I have several published books on self-help, all available on amazon, and a children's book. But my very favorite is my Romance Novel, Carla. I am passionate about this book. I think you will too!  

This episode is on my novel, Carla, A True Story except when it’s not true. My purpose in sharing this novel with you is of course to entertain you but most important, it’s to inspire you to have more passion in your life…….. A life without passion is a boring life, I believe. Passion brings me joy; passion fills my heart with love, Passion gives me life. Everything I do, I do with passion. I will always spread joy everywhere I go, and I will always continue to live a life filled with passion.  Reading Carla will boost those passion chemical receptors in the brain. And WOW what it will do to your mind and body!  

Carla is a romance novel, but it’s not an ordinary romance novel. It’s steaming with passion. And it’s based on a historical time period, the late 30’s early 40’s. The genre is Realistic Historical Romance Fiction.  This genre consists of stories that could have actually occurred to people in a believable setting. These stories resemble real life, and the fictional characters within these stories react similarly to real people. These stories fiction mirror life. The scenes are dramatized to create interest and entertain the reader.

The characters in my novel, Carla, are fictional based on my imagination and the many conversations with my mother, Alice Elias Arellano, and my aunt Estela Elias Garcia……  They were great storytellers. This book is dedicated to these two amazing women who taught me how to live and love. 

https://bit.ly/3CNjWhS Buy your host a latte

On this day in 1913, German monarch Kaiser Wilhelm II forbade his officers from dancing the tango while in uniform.

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This week on A Novel Console, Chris and Karradyne start Horror Month! They both dive into Junji Ito's take on a horror classic, Frankenstein. Chris then finger bangs all the ghosts in Ghostwire: Tokyo. They end the episode with a visit to Reel Fish Coastal Kitchen that felt like both a win and a lose.

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