ضيف الحلقة [ أشرف فادن ] عادة ما نلاقي إن قدراتنا ومتطلبات السوق تحتم علينا نشتغل شغلات معينة… لكن ضيفنا اليوم رمى بهذه المعادلة عرض الحائط وقرر إنه يشتغل في المجال المناسب له حتى ولو ما كان عليه طلب كبير في السوق! والنتيجة كانت أنجح من المتوقع. المصور المحترف أشرف فادن بدأ التصوير كهواية وحولها لمهنة أشتهر بها اليوم، واللي هي بكل بساطة إنتاج صور إحترافية لسوق العمل… ممكن تتابعوا أشرف على حسابه في إنستجرام: &nbsp; @Ashraf_Faden_Portraits &nbsp; وممكن تحجزوا موعد تصوير محترف عن طريق موقعه: &nbsp;

#213: أشرف ضارب رؤوس محترف

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Winter Sleep

The first novel from the award-winning, best-selling author of Everything I Know About Love. 

32-year-old Nina Dean is a successful food writer with a loyal online following, but a life that is falling apart. When she uses dating apps for the first time, she becomes a victim of ghosting, and by the most beguiling of men. Her beloved dad is vanishing in slow motion into dementia, and she's starting to think about ageing and the gendered double-standard of the biological clock. On top of this she has to deal with her mother's desire for a mid-life makeover and the fact that all her friends seem to be slipping away from her.... 

Dolly Alderton's debut novel is funny, tender and painfully relatable, filled with whip-smart observations about relationships and the way we live today.

Ghosts by Dolly Alderton, read by Holliday Grainger

To subscribe on Apple podcasts please visit: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/we-are-the-university/id1450822598 

In this episode, we speak to Simone Eringfeld, MPhil student at the Faculty of Education and producer of the Cambridge Quaranchats podcast. 

We talk about education in the time of COVID-19, how the move to online education will affect the idea of the university and how she sees the disruption as an opportunity to reimagine the future of the post COVID-19 university. 

Simone shares conversations from her Quaranchats podcast where guests reimagine the learners’ journey, possible ways forward, and how institutions like Cambridge might embrace necessary change. 

Guests
Simone Eringfeld @SimoneEringfeld MPhil student at the Faculty of Education @CamEDFac , educationist, writer and photographer. Co-Chair of Cambridge Peace and Education Research Group @CPERGUK

Researching ‘post coronial’ futures of Higher Education. Podcast host of @CamQuaranchats.

 

More Info
http://www.simoneeringfeld.com/

https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/ceid/2020/07/09/eringfeld/

https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/UE-Simone-Eringfeld

Reimagining the future of the post COVID university - Simone Eringfeld

Author and historian Ben Macintyre talks to Nihal about his new book ‘Agent Sonya’ - the story of the greatest female spy of the 20th Century.
 
Ben chats to Nihal about how ‘Sonya’s’ gender helped her stay under deep cover for so many years. Ben’s inspirational objects include a jar of chutney given to him from M15 and the jaw-dropping story of his great uncle’s pocketbook (which literally saved his life).  #PenguinPodcast

‘Agent Sonya’ is available to buy as an audiobook now - https://apple.co/32NX94J

The Penguin Podcast: Ben Macintyre with Nihal Arthanayake

There's no point having a mind if you never change it.

In his best-selling How to Be Right, James provided an invigorating guide to how to talk to people with bad opinions. And yet the question he always gets asked is: 'if you're so sure about everything, haven't you ever changed your mind?'

In an age of us vs them, tribal loyalties and bitter divisions, the ability to change our minds may be the most important power we have. In this intimate, personal new book, James' focus shifts from talking to other people to how you talk to yourself about what you really think. Ranging across a dazzling array of big topics, cultural questions and political hot potatoes, James reveals where he has changed his mind, explains what convinced him and shows why all of us need to kick the tyres of our opinions, check our assumptions and make sure we really think what we think we do. 

Coloured with stories of changing minds from the incredible guests on his podcasts and callers to his radio show, and spanning big ideas like press regulation and Brexit through to playful subjects like football and dog-ownership, How Not to Be Wrong is packed with revelations, outrage, conversations and lots of humour. 

Because in a world that seems more divided than ever, if you can't change your own mind you'll never really be able to change anyone else's.

You can download the audiobook here: https://adbl.co/35h38PG

How Not to Be Wrong, written and read by James O'Brien

Forest 404: 9-part thriller, 9-part talk, 9-part soundscape and exclusive bonus documentary

Can you feel loss for something you've never known?

Meet Pan. She lives a few centuries from now, in a future beyond a data crash that wiped out most records of life from before the 23rd century: The Cataclysm. Her job is to sort through the old sound recordings that survived from before the crash - from The Slow Times. When winters were still cold. When the USA still had people in it.

All day she listens to sounds from The Slow Times, and she decides which noises live, and which can just...finally die. Deleted to make space. Because data costs.

But when she finds an old recording of a rainforest, she has no idea what it is. Because forests no longer exist. And the sound of it haunts her - she is compelled to hunt down the truth about how the forests of the old world died. But the agents of new world have other ideas...

A sci-fi thriller starring Pearl Mackie (Doctor Who), Tanya Moodie (Sherlock, Motherland) and Pippa Haywood (Green Wing, Bodyguard).

Each episode is accompanied by a talk which looks at the issues raised by the drama, featuring a diverse range of speakers: musicians, bio-futurists, anthropologists and tree-climbers. They explore questions ranging from 'Why should I listen to trees?' to 'Would you vote for an AI government?' and 'What is death in the digital age?'

Each episode also comes with an immersive soundscape of natural world environments, mixed in binaural sound for a 3D headphone experience. You can hear the sound of the Sumatran Rainforest, the songs of whales, a chorus of frogs, and a full playout of Bonobo's specially-composed theme music.

Lastly, this release includes an exclusive bonus documentary episode, which looks at the making of the programme and features interviews with the writer, Timothy X Atack. It also discusses the findings of The Forest 404 Experiment: a related project in collaboration with Exeter University and the Open University, which assessed the effects that different natural sounds have on mental health and well-being, and used many of the natural soundscapes featured in this programme.

Clip - Talk - Why Should I Listen To Trees

Clip - Drama - Life In The Fast Times

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اليوم حبينا نقعد وندردش مع دافورة تحب تتعلم وتجدد نفسها بإستمرار… والنتيجة كانت حلقة كلاسيكية دردشية مستدفرية! دخلنا في مواضيع كثير من ضمنها نقاش حول الفرق بين اللقافة والفضول… تجربة أشياء جديدة… الخوف من الإختلاف… وغيرها كثير. وشاركتنا في الحديث صديقتنا الدافورة سارة الحكيم… وهي متخصصة تسويق وعاشقة للعلم والطبيعة وتحب تجرب أشياء جديدة.

#201: ترا اللقافة شيء والفضول شيء

Penguin Books publishes blockbusting, prize-winning, celebrated, controversial, heart-warming, thought-provoking and inspiring books by a range of authors from Ali Smith to Zadie Smith, Jeremy Clarkson to Jeremy Paxman and Jamie Oliver to Oliver Goldsmith.

Clip - Talk - Why Should I Listen To Trees

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