With your hosts, Gio Arteaga, Lily Bourne, and Anjali Nayak, this episode of The Sword features conversation with Cat Kemp and Thea England concerning the emotions and opinions that accompany the adolescent queer experience. The LGBTQ+ community often faces discrimination at both an external and internal level---listen in to learn more concerning such struggles.

All my years in radio broadcasting taught me that low-yield responses made for garbage data to make decisions off of, so maybe Tuesday's super-low turnout means "disregard it," but I'm joined today by Andrew Heaton, political strategist with Sagamore Hill Consulting, to discuss what to (and not to) make of the results anyway. I got a little heat for opting to "shrug off" Harrison Butker and my outrage for his 19th century commencement speech, but I'm actually very

- Scottie Scheffler arrested ahead of round 2 in the PGA Championship. - Even CNN's Anderson Cooper realizes the Trump cases are falling apart. - The two chosen moderators for the first presidential debate couldn't have more bias. - Cat fight on Capitol Hill! Today’s podcast is sponsored by: Blackout Coffee : Go to http://BlackoutCoffee.com/GERRY and use promo code GERRY for 20% off your first order Listen to Newsmax LIVE and see our entire podcast lineup at http://Newsmax.com/Listen Make the

Edison vs. Tesla. Only one has been the focus of one of the best Simpsons episodes ever, while the other was truly one of the great scientific minds- and cat lovers- in world history. Even though the details of this episode skirts being decidedly UNhappy, you’ll like where we end up.

Congressional Cat fights and mindless meltdowns become a frequent part of political discourse.AUDIOVIDEOCatch all our shows at www.FreshBlack.CoffeeConnect with us at www.facebook.com/freshblackcoffeeOur audio podcast is at https://feeds.feedburner.com/thefreshblackcoffeepodcastOur video podcast is at https://feeds.feedburner.com/freshblackcoffee/videocastWatch the video on our YouTube channel, Facebook, website, or with your podcasting app.   We record the show every Saturday and release it later

In this episode of Truth and Venom, Chris talks with Callum Cant of Scottish anti-fascist black metal band, Tyrannus. Callum talks about the choice to use otherworldly concepts and narratives to communicate very real universal truths and socio-political views and the balance of clarifying an idea with leaving room for personal interpretation. Callum also talks about the importance of prioritising community and love through the lens of black metal and discusses how some of his lyrical approaches

Bob is the created and owner of Trade Genius Academy. Bob also does a podcast on YouTube which is called Trade Genius. Bob begins the conversation talking about how inflation is going to continue. The SPR will not work to bring fuel prices down. The market will be the last signal that the economy is crashing. During the summer we might see a dead cat bounce.

Giles Whittell and three guests debate what they think should lead the news.In this episode he’s joined by Tortoise’s political editor Cat Neilan, news editor Jess Winch, and climate editor Jeevan Vasagar.Email: newsmeeting@tortoisemedia.comGuests:Cat Neilan, Tortoise’s political editorJess Winch, Tortoise’s news editorJeevan Vasagar, Tortoise’s climate editorHost: Giles Whittell, Tortoise’s deputy editorProducers: Rebecca Moore and Casey MagloireExecutive producer: Jasper CorbettTo find out more

The political persecution the Democrats have launched against Trump in the form of lawfare continues to fall apart. It now looks like Fani Willis is likely to be removed from the case in Fulton County. Laura Loomer brings the receipts on Judge Merchan’s family taking payments from the Democrats. Revenge of the Cis is in studio responding to the cat fights, obese woman on airplanes and gay man buying babies.

Send us a Text Message.MONDAY. Business is the first order of the day. But before this I go and get my medication. Then home and have my breakfast and then on to the laptop. I fill out the application form for the Cambridge Country Fair and discuss the fee for the stall. I accept the quote. And then create a spreadsheet for my costs. Then I upload another podcast. And then transfer the fee for Strawberry Fair for my pitch there. Next is lunch and then its to the gym. After the hour and ...

In this week's podcast, our quote is from author Ayn Rand on the differences in consequences between what happens when a business person makes a mistake and when a bureaucrat makes a mistake. In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll play a clip of a mother upset that a veterinarian won't treat her young son, who identifies as a cat. In our runner-up segment, we will tell where the driver of a US Post office van driver was stopped for speeding and how fast she was

In this episode of the Zed News Podcast, host Ayanda discusses various news items from May 15th, 2024. Topics include the Under-17 women's national team preparing for their return leg against Uganda, the call for private sector support in hosting the RASA awards, the Rugby 7s provisional squad for the Africa Cup Nations qualifiers, and the MTN Super Division Week 31 clashes. Additionally, the episode covers the windfall tax debate, political power dynamics, RTSA's dismissal of directors, a witness

While Donald Trump catches up on his naps in court and cable TV news fixates on that theater, there's still plenty to glean from the latest New York Times/Sienna College poll of registered voters. With Georgia showing a 49-39 margin for the indicted, embattled former President, I wanted to dive in and take a deep swim, so that's literally all I did today. So ... how accurate are political polls, anyway? --- Send in a voice message:

Before becoming a national leader in efforts to improve conditions for prisoners as well as people who’ve been recently released, Dorsey Nunn spent a decade behind bars. That experience spurred his fifty powerful years of political and legal battles for freedom and human rights, including as the founder of All of Us or None and the longtime Executive Director of Legal Services for Prisoners With Children. Nunn recently published his memoir, called What Kind of Bird Can’t Fly: A Memoir of Resilience

Walter and Jeremy discuss and debate the tensions between the grassroots and establishment pressures at the CD7, CD2, and CD6 conventions. Walter provides an update on the gun bills that have passed the House and half will pass the Senate. The Senate Cat Burglar had her day in the ethics committee.

Felix enjoyed his room at the Sheraton very much. In addition to the French fries, there were a lot of places to explore, and he discovered he could hide under the dust ruffle of the bed and attack our feet. When we went to bed, he climbed up between us. “What a good cat!” I said.

In an extremely unsupervised episode, Kattoo and Tim discuss the unplanned hiatus, the Santos/Fuentes beef, gay Republicans, King Charles’ portrait, political dynasties, cat size, Olympic anti-sex beds, drug tests, movie magic, fake IDs, raw milk, Shogun, Challengers, anime, and Applebees.

Send us a Text Message.MONDAY. Today is a pretty normal day. First I get my wifes medication. Then I return home and have my Breakfast. Then do the admin work for my business. And then in the afternoon its to the gym. TUESDAY. Its off to work! Its an average working day. Then home at 5pm. WEDNESDAY. Today was a different day! I got the keys opened up the buildings I clean and then got to my base at the usual time. And then went on my way on the round. When I get to the third building a ...

In this episode I speak to Catherine Neilan. She is the Political Editor of Tortoise Media. The outlet was founded in 2019 with the aim of promoting ‘slow news’, hence the name. Amongst other innovations, Tortoise hosts editorial-style meetings with its members, opening up journalism in the process. I spoke to Cat about her transition from business journalism to politics, the state of the Lobby. And what life is like as a political hack, covering Westminster and its often unsociable...

Yesterday we glossed over Friday's "Politically Georgia" podcast featuring a Thursday Q&A - recorded before an audience - with Governor Brian Kemp. Today, we hone in on his hardline stance on Medicaid expansion. The man is stubborn(ly refusing to admit his 'Pathways' program is failing & costs Georgia taxpayers more than outright expansion would). Jay Bookman writes an op-ed in the Georgia Recorder that surmises the political calculus Kemp's employing for his future