Welcome in ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to RFK Refugees Podcast.In this conversation, Ted and Jon discuss their personal experiences and health updates before diving into a detailed analysis of the recent performance of DC United. They express concerns about the team's ownership decisions, particularly regarding player acquisitions and the overall direction of the club. The discussion shifts to specific game dynamics, player performances, and tactical strategies, highlighting both positive

This week we’ve been travelling on the Ring & Ride bus as it drives along the narrow lanes of The Strettons picking up passengers with cakes and dinner dates. Then we meet a handful of cyclists who’ve made an epic cycle ride across Shropshire to visit Cardingmill Valley. In our new business slot, we’ve been to see Reuben in his new secondhand bookshop and then it’s gardening time. We’ve surrounded ourselves with flowers and plants at the annual gardening club show and then joined a very busy

Today we discuss violent attacks and threats on reproductive freedom rights and how that shows up as violence in our communities, at clinics, and in the lives of abortion providers. We are joined by Melissa Fowler, the Chief Program Officer with the National Abortion Federation. Melissa also oversees the organization’s security team, and was involved in the National Abortion Federation’s 2024 Violence & Disruption Report report published this week. Read the report here:

Niamh is back from a Eurovision gig in Manchester and Gearoid doesn’t see the point of the Amazon space ride. In the mailbag we have someone who is socially exhausted and a cat called pickles playing havoc with a broken up couple. We have merch! For God's sake please buy our totes. Check out the merch store to support the show by buying yourself a present.If you would like to support us we would love for you to become a member of HeadStuff+ and leave us a lovely rating/review on whatever platform

AP-Telangana IAS, IPS cadre dilemma: ‘We’re ping-pong balls,’ officers say, as CAT reverses Centre order

Cat and Sam kick off clerkship application season for another year by exploring the dark art of CV writing with Thomas Wigglesworth, Talent Acquisition & Early Careers National Manager, and Vishaya Pracy, Lawyer in Technology, Media & Telecommunications. Is having a stacked resume the ultimate ticket to success? How do you find experience worthy of your CV? What does Allens look for when reviewing resumes? Thomas and Vishaya share their tips on framing your experience, the importance of

Kennesaw State University students and their supporters took to Atlanta - some 30 minutes (by car) south of their campus - Wednesday to protest KSU's announcement that they're eliminating black studies & philosophy majors outside the Georgia Board of Regents' offices. NAACP Georgia chapter president Gerald Griggs joined me to provide background & tell me what's next in the process & continued protest of this decision. ------Also in Cobb County, that school board's curious use of social

On this episode of Shift Happened, the crew dives into mouth taping experiments, and things get weird fast when everyone tries to name their ChatGPT . Special guest MC Kayla brings empathy, Stitch’s AI channels late-night radio, and Leslie’s just here to make her cat Oswald famous.We debate if AI in the classroom is genius or just lazy, overshare about fiber cereal, and confess the things we tried once and will never do again. There’s talk of pet sacrifices, national park thirst traps, and a wild

When a prominent politician does a town hall in Iowa, it sort of defines the unofficial start to the upcoming presidential cycle and their campaign in earnest to win the office. That's just ... tradition. So when former South Bend, Indiana mayor and U.S. Transportation Pete Buttigieg hosted a town hall with VoteVets Wednesday night, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, a full 1,272 days before Election Day, November 7, 2028, it's as if we could say both that "he's running for President" and

ECLECTIC and RANDOM: Thats this show in spades. It might be April 1st but The Colonel is no fool...Very much appropriate on this Day of tomfoolery and japes as it is THE COLONEL’s very first day. From  English national treasure John Cooper Clark, Scottish wordsmith Ivor Cutler (who is not Gerard Butler's Dad - and if you fell for that well, it's April 1st) and Cumbrian shed lover Richard Dawson to some Spitfires, 'Big Special' (gonna be huge) and a splatter of Northern Soul all washed down

El biòleg Manu San Félix, que es troba actualment a Fiji treballant per National Geographic, ha anunciat una troballa que va fer l’any passat amb el ‘Dive Camp’ de ‘Formentera Divers’ a la nostra mar. Posidònia d’uns mil vuit-cents anys […] La entrada Manu San Félix: “Ho dic amb vergonya. En un lloc com balears no podem tenir aquesta depuració d’aigües” se publicó primero en RadioIlla Notícies Formentera.

The book Washington insiders have been tongue-wagging about for days now - "Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again" - was leaked. It'll be a best-seller and have pundits and conservative snipers taking aim at a perceived "conspiracy" or "cover-up" in the Biden White House, but how much meat is even on this bone?All I've read (so far) is a lot of hindsight from the same folks who weren't saying much from

On the surface, you'd think yesterday was a banner day for the second Donald Trump administration: his staff negotiated an end to the trade war he launched, he signed an executive order to mandate steep price cuts for prescription drug prices in the U.S., and who wouldn't have a good if they were given a $400 million luxury plane? Jon Stewart at 'The Daily Show' even confessed to having long-coveted the drug deal. About that ... ... the executive order, it turns out, isn't all

It dawned on me yesterday, while showing a house in Kennesaw for a mom sending her kids off to college not far away, that Georgia's political inhibitions towards rail transit continues to cost families like this one thousands per month for years, and unnecessarily. It's that sort of lack of vision - at the city level in Atlanta, the metro region, and of course, the state, that puts an undo burden on everyday Georgia families and it just got me to thinking about Atlanta mayor Andre

Is it National Bunion Day? Dyeing marshmallows is hot for Easter 2025, an ABBA/celebration of life experience, and "The Bodyguard" gets the reboot treatment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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In this episode of "The TMI Show," hosts Ted Rall and Manila Chan dive into two pressing issues shaping the national conversation: President Donald Trump’s Ukraine peace plan and his escalating feud with Harvard University. The episode, set against the backdrop of recent geopolitical and domestic tensions, offers a sharp, no-nonsense breakdown of these developments, grounded in the latest news.First, the hosts unpack Trump’s proposed peace framework for the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which has sparked

Have you ever come across a cat that acts like a dog, drinking the dog’s water and jumping into travel dog cages? June is National Adopt a Cat Month, and it’s a great time to celebrate every cat, including the ones with more unique personality traits. If you want to find out if the cat you adopted might be more like a dog, you’ve come to the right place.Find pet supplies for cats, dogs, and cats that act like dogs, at https://www.petmate.com/

Welcome toPeter York's Culture Wars House Party.In this episode, I’m joined by Dylan Jones—a defining figure in British media. He spent over two decades editingGQand later ran theLondon Evening Standard, helping shape the national conversation around style, politics, and culture.From ‘literally no experience, and couldn’t actually write very well’, we trace Dylan’s journey from art school maverick to media powerhouse. Expect career advice—why “we’re not looking for people with great ideas”—and sharp