Peab tar stora order i norr: "Händer väldigt mycket"

Peab tar stora order i norr: "Händer väldigt mycket"

Samhällsutvecklingen i norr har lett till flera stora order för byggbolaget Peab på senare tid. Miljardprojektet i Bodö i Norge har nu byggstartats. ”Det händer väldigt mycket uppe i norra delarna, både i Sverige och i Norge”, säger Jesper Göransson, vd på Peab.

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Peab Asfalt först i Norden att testa en 2,5 tons elektrisk vibro vält

Som första asfaltbolag i Norden har nu Peab Asfalt testat en 2,5 tons elektrisk vibrerande tandemvält BW 120 AD e-5 från Bomag.

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Peab - Sextio år av samhällsbyggande

I år, 2019, har Peab bidragit till samhällsbygget i sextio år. Det som 1959 började med två mycket unga bröder, Mats och Erik ...

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60 år med Peab

I slutet på 50-talet stod fjärdingsman Karl-Henrik Johnsson med ett problem. Staten hade lagt ansvaret för sophämtning och ...

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Peab bygger logistik - och industrilokaler

En av de största utmaningarna med att bygga eller utveckla industrilokaler är deras storlek eftersom det ställer stora krav på ...

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Mall of Scandinavia - Peabs största projekt - del 1

Se hur Mall of Scandinavia - Nordens största köpcentrum och Peabs största projekt någonsin - växer fram! Denna lägesfilm är den ...

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The one about Peaball

Ever what makes that little rattle sound when you shake a spray can?Yep, that's a peaball.Donal O'Doherty from the creative collective Peaball sat down with the team to discuss all things graffiti and how street art can improve communities. Donal covers how the wave of hip-hop culture in the '90s inspired him to get involved in art, the community effort that goes into creating pieces of art, and his most recent work on a mural for HIVE Cancer Support that involves an innovative type of paint that captures carbon dioxide.For more info on Peaball, check out their website: www.peaball.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

George The Poet: Peabody awards, lunchboxes and Disney films

George Mpanga AKA George the Poet started performing rap at 15 years old. Since moving into podcasting, he has won 5 British Podcast Awards and has been nominated for a Peabody Award.But what is George thankful for today? Angela finds out.GET IN TOUCHinstagram.com/angelascanlon twitter.com/angelascanlon facebook.com/angelascanloninstagram.com/georgethepoet twitter.com/GeorgeThePoet facebook.com/georgethepoet#ThanksAMillionTrioFURTHER LISTENINGHave You Hear George's Podcast? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S02E02 - Joshua Peabody Died Here... Possibly

Joshua Peabody - local hero or urban legend? Will Ellsworth Buffum take legal action to reclaim both the bones and his cool? Is it more important to protect your back or save your biscuits? Is a 2 am tarp Amos's greatest moment in sheriffing? Come along with us and discover why Wheatleys arent just for breakfast anymore as we break down the second episode of season two, Joshua Peabody Died Here...Possibly.

Alan Cohn, Peabody & Emmy Award-winning Journalist and CEO of Term Limit the Court

Episode Show Notes: Alan Cohn: From Newsrooms to Non-ProfitsSummary:Join us in this compelling episode with Alan Cohn, a Peabody and Emmy Award-winning journalist turned political figure, entrepreneur, and advocate for Supreme Court reform. His extensive career offers unique perspectives on public service, the media landscape, politics, and now the non-profit sector, making for a rich and diverse conversation. From tales of investigative journalism to the challenges of political campaigns, Alan's insights are bound to intrigue and inspire.Highlights:Alan's Dynamic Journey: Explore Alan's transition from an award-winning journalist uncovering critical stories to founding AMC Strategic Communications, running for Congress, and now leading the non-profit, Term Limit the Court.Into the World of Politics: Alan shares the intricacies of running a political campaign, likening it to operating a business and emphasizing the importance of strategic communications and networking.Championing Supreme Court Reform: Delve into the mission of Term Limit the Court and the potential implications of term limits on Supreme Court Justices.Challenges & Triumphs: Hear firsthand accounts of the obstacles faced in both journalism and politics, and the strategies employed to overcome them.Resilience & Motivation: Drawing inspiration from Rocky Balboa, Alan underscores the significance of persistence, resilience, and moving forward, no matter the setbacks.Behind the Scenes: Get a glimpse of Alan's personal life, from the exciting journey of his son Aaron as a pitcher in the Oakland A's organization to the influences behind Alan's diverse career choices.Looking Ahead: Stay updated on the recent initiatives of Term Limit the Court, and the strides being made towards Supreme Court reform.

3. Rufus Peabody, the King of Super Bowl Props (Part 2 of 2)

It's Super Bowl Sunday, and the hundreds of bets Rufus Peabody and his team made on the game are hanging in the balance. When one play can cost you $70,000, how do you keep your head on straight?Host: David HillProducers: Bobby Wagner, Mike Wargon, Matt Dollinger, Vikram Patel Sound Design: Bobby Wagner Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville Theme song: Isaac Lee Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Curating the Peabody Museum’s North American Collections with Curator Stephanie Mach

Welcome to HMSC Connects! where we go behind the scenes of four Harvard museums to explore the connections between us, our big, beautiful world, and even what lies beyond. For this week’s episode host Jennifer Berglund is speaking with Stephanie Mach, the curator of North American Collections at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. She focuses on the museum's historical, modern, and contemporary Native American collections. Stephanie is also a member of the Navajo Nation and the first Native curator for the North American Collections.