When it comes to Christmas dinner it isn’t normal for us to have the same kind of dinner like every year. But aren’t we a bit curious about what other cultures eat during the most wonderful time of the year? Here we share some Christmas food traditions from around the world.
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People On The Grid with Nuria Palma
In this week’s People On The Grid podcast, we chatted with Nuria Palma, a Communication Manager at Valkiria Hub space. We discussed the World Work Innovation Summit 2016. This year’s conference was a great success with more than 100 participants. The Summit welcomes all and has many different dynamics surrounding the topic of the future of work and labour market.
It’s Christmas Time in the Catalan Capital
As of November 25th, the lights in Barcelona have been turned on. That can only mean one thing: It’s officially Christmas time. Every year, this city is filled to the brim with celebrations, festivals and markets that are sure to put anyone in the Christmas mood.
If this is your first Christmas in the Catalan capital, here’s a rundown of everything you need to know.
People On The Grid with Flavia Idun
In this weeks, People On The Grid podcast, we chatted with Flavia Idun. Flavia is a qualified practitioner of Kinesiology in Barcelona. She explains the benefits of Kinesiology and shows the success she has had with clients of all ages. Practicing Kinesiology helps Flavia treat a wide variety of health problems. Flavia has been practicing kinesiology for many years now, but now wants to expand from practicing to include teaching it and incorporating it into schools.
Fuel 4 Fridays: All There Is To Know About Hypnotherapy
In this week’s #Fuel4Fridays, we met with Jessica Boston, a Cognitive Hypnotherapist based out of Barcelona. We talked about hypnotherapy. She tells us why she decided to train as a Cognitive Hypnotherapist after meeting with Trevor Sylvester and seeing the changes in her life. Continue reading Fuel 4 Fridays: All There Is To Know About Hypnotherapy
The Filter Bubble
Having evolved from their frivolous origins, online networks are now being used to mitigate crises, crowdsource journalism, connect multinational enterprises, and countless other uses.
But our over-reliance on these networks often involves a hefty price tag.
Surveys have revealed that an astonishing number of individuals receive their news from social media — by some estimates, over 40% of adults. While this may, on the one hand, be hailed as progress towards an informed society, there is heavy concern about the so-called “echo-chamber” bias.
People On The Grid with Fabian Dittrich
In this week’s People On The Grid, we talked with Digital Nomad Fabian Dittrich. What is a Digital Nomads you may ask?
People On The Grid with Sydney Pinoy Peyronnet
In this week’s People On The Grid, we met with Sydney Pinoy Peyronnet, founder of the Neuros Center, a unique clinical space in the city of Barcelona. He explains the services offered to their clients, which focus on the person.
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People On The Grid with Harry Davies
In this People On The Grid, we got together with Harry Davies, a multimedia journalist who has worked in the past with The Independent and BBC. With him, we talked about the difference between traditional and emerging media. We also talked about how exactly the online media industry works.
Modern Art Around the World
In May 2016, a young man placed a pair of glasses on the ground of the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco. Instead of walking by, dozens of people gathered around the irrelevant object to take photos and converse about its meaning.
Though comedic, this experiment shows just how much the definition of art has changed throughout recent years. While art has historically been characterized by its aesthetic qualities, the movement towards postmodernism has put the focus directly on a work’s ideological implications. Art doesn’t need to be beautiful in the traditional sense; it needs to elicit an emotional or mental response.
To get your dose of modern art, here’s our list of the coolest museums to find thought-provoking pieces: