W dzisiejszym odcinku dr Bożena Horbaczewska z SGH opowiada o różnych modelach biznesowych i modelach finansowania elektrowni jądrowych. Mówi m.in. o modelu SaHo, którego jest współautorką (drugim jest Łukasz Sawicki), o roli państwa oraz o znaczeniu odbiorcy końcowego.

Rozmowę prowadzi Julia Cydejko.

Zapraszamy do słuchania.

Jak finansować atom | Energia do zmiany

I created this mix/playlist during my last visit back home...featuring 40+ Eritrean songs that have been compiled for research/sampling purposes. Lots of rare gems/classics from all nine ethnic tribes: the Afar, Blien(My mother's people), Hidareb, Kunama, Nara, Rashaida, Saho, Tigre, and Tigrinya. 

Press play and let these sounds wash over you. Much love
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Traditional Eritrean folk music is one of Eritrea's most popular types of music. It's part of various celebrations such as weddings, funerals, and other cultural events. This music uses traditional instruments such as the krar (a six-stringed lyre), the masenqo (a one-stringed fiddle), and the kebero (a drum).
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Eritrean-American DJ, producer an all-around creative Eden Hagos brings visibility to those future sounds that you can’t quite put your genre finger on. Deeply rooted in underground hip-hop, sample-based, percussion-heavy tunes, and future bass, Eden’s ear for unique sounds has kept her digging since her uncle gave her her first Fugees album at age 16. Eden has dropped over 20 mix-tapes - the third installation, "Currently", caught the attention of OkayPlayer deeming the young beatstress "a prophet of future sounds". The beat scene and local producers started listening and partnerships with artists, labels, and connectors in the community became plentiful. Miss Hagos’ love for creative culture has led to opportunities to perform at underground clubs, international festivals, and celebrity and fashion events alike. She has opened for Snakehips, Anderson. Paak, Jmsn, Syd tha Kid, Tokimonsta, Sango, and Goldlink just to name a few. Eden is poised to bring light to the beatmakers in this movement while uncovering and educating folks along the way of all of the genres that exist within these future sounds. 
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NO COPYRIGHT INTENDED. I DO NOT OWN OR CLAIM ANY RIGHTS TO THESE TRACKS.

Ode To Eritrea [DJ Mix/Eritrean Samples]

A re-work of one of the best Saho songs ever made. A cover of the original song 'Simbil' by Ahmad Mansour. 

[SAHO] Simbil - Ahmad Mansour (Hanun Re-work)

Eritrean Music Re-imagined. Mostly unfinished edits,  covers and arrangements.

W audycji Polityki Insight opowiadamy o najważniejszych wiadomościach z sektora energetycznego, omawiamy zmiany regulacyjne i najnowsze trendy technologiczne. Z naszymi gośćmi dyskutujemy o tradycyjnych i odnawialnych źródłach energii oraz polityce polskiej i europejskiej. Mierzymy się też z tematem klimatycznej katastrofy.

Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth.
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Eritrean-American DJ, producer an all-around creative Eden Hagos brings visibility to those future sounds that you can’t quite put your genre finger on. Deeply rooted in underground hip-hop, sample-based, percussion-heavy tunes, and future bass, Eden’s ear for unique sounds has kept her digging since her uncle gave her her first Fugees album at age 16.

 Eden has dropped over 20 mix-tapes - the third installation, "Currently", caught the attention of OkayPlayer deeming the young beatstress "a prophet of future sounds". The beat scene and local producers started listening and partnerships with artists, labels, and connectors in the community became plentiful.

Miss Hagos’ love for creative culture has led to opportunities to perform at underground clubs, international festivals, and celebrity and fashion events alike. She has opened for Snakehips, Anderson. Paak, Jmsn, Syd tha Kid, Tokimonsta, Sango, and Goldlink just to name a few.

Eden is poised to bring light to the beatmakers in this movement while uncovering and educating folks along the way of all of the genres that exist within these future sounds.
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no ig/social media. find Eden here.

New tracks tagged #saho