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In this acclaimed Plato masterpiece, you travel back in time to attend an elaborate high society dinner. At this party, you meet Plato's mentor, Socrates, and the comic poet Aristophanes. During the banquet, each of these men is invited to praise Eros, the god of love and desire. You witness them deliver speeches that embody their wisdom and philosophies on love. You hear Socrates' celebrated account of Diotima, the prophetess who taught him that love is the manifestation of human goodness. Finally, you even hear from the famous Alcibiades.

In de podcast van het Symposium Maatschappelijke Weerbaarheid duiken we dieper in de uitdagingen en oplossingen rondom maatschappelijke weerbaarheid. Hoe bouwen we een veerkrachtige samenleving te midden van crises zoals oorlogen, pandemieën, en klimaatveranderingen? Wat kunnen we leren van experts op het gebied van crisismanagement, rampenbestrijding, en veerkracht?Deze podcast biedt inspirerende gesprekken met beleidsmakers, ervaringsdeskundigen en ondernemers die zich inzetten voor een veiligere en sterkere toekomst. Met onderwerpen variërend van regionale weerbaarheid in Limburg tot ...

Clips from UAP twitter spaces, https://twitter.com/oldvetsymposium?s=21 Producer Shane Frakes Producer Mariah Hothan Producer Ryan Ewell

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The world is looking to innovation and technology as a platform for a better future. Where will the jobs of tomorrow come from? How will our children learn, shop, enjoy the environment, engage politically and give back? We’re entering an era where creativity will be integral to survival— a time where constant re-education and reinvention will be the key to remaining relevant. Our children will have to breathe disruption, be open to all possibilities and be the constant entrepreneur. What this future will look like is the purpose of this podcast. Brilliant Minds, a 2-day ideas festival, is ...

On July 27, 2004, at the Paulist Center in Boston, a symposium was held at the Democratic National Convention. The symposium, entitled "Building the Peace Movement", was moderated by Mimi Kennedy. The discussion panel was composed of Dennis Kucinich, Phyllis Bennis, Tom Hayden, Medea Benjamin, and Steve Cobble.