Show Notes: Socrates in the EOCEpisode Summary:In this episode of The Emergency Management Network, hosts Todd DeVoe and Dan Scott explore Socrates's timeless philosophy and how his method of inquiry, humility, and pursuit of wisdom apply to today’s emergency operations centers (EOCs). Through the Socratic lens, we examine leadership under pressure, decision-making amidst uncertainty, and the value of questioning assumptions in complex incident management.Socrates taught that wisdom begins with

Hi Flies, welcome back to Episode 5 of Season 18! On this episode, we have Congressman Adam Smith, a democrat from Washington state’s 9th district on the podcast. Representative Smith recently spoke at an event hosted by Georgetown’s Initiative for U.S-China dialogue, and discussed the U.S/China relationship and its importance. Representative Smith was born here in Washington, D.C and grew up in Washington State. In 1987, Congressman Smith graduated from Fordham University with a degree in political

Tonight, Rich Valdés dives into stories that span from the darkest corners of human behavior to the mysteries of outer space. Los Angeles private investigator Nils Grevillius reveals chilling details about a man who murdered his wife and kids yet continued living in their vacation home with their bodies. Dr. Carole Lieberman, “America’s Psychiatrist,” breaks down the shocking cases of family violence gripping the nation and what drives such acts. Then, Xen Sams, actor, model, and host of A Moment of

On this episode of The Attorney Sekou Podcast, Sekou sits down with Dr. Esteban Santiago, founder of More Life Chiropractic, to talk about building a purpose-driven practice, scaling from solo clinician to CEO, and why health is the real wealth.They dive into:The origin of More Life and building a brand bigger than yourselfHealth over hustle: serving first, abundance secondThe mindset and hours it takes to scale with excellenceCulture, values, and hiring the right people for elite client

Kretschmer attackiert Norbert BolzEin Kommentar vonPaul Clemente.Endlich wieder eine Hausdurchsuchung. Wurde auch Zeit. Der Abgang von Innenministerin Nancy Faser und Thomas Haldenwang trieb Zensur- und Cancel-Fans in qualvolle Ungewissheit: Wer schickt jetzt die Polizei zu den Oppositionellen? Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz? Eher nicht. Der jagt sozial Schwache und sponsert die Ukraine mit Feuerwerkskörpern. Darüber hinaus erklärt er: Der Erhalt von Meinungsfreiheit zähle zu seinen „Hauptaufgaben“

On October 28 the Ohio House Committee on Government Oversight held a hearing on COS Action's Article V application (HJR 2) as well as its 34|Ready Bill. Convention of States Cofounder Michael Farris answers questions from the committee, and local supporters make their voices heard. After the hearing concludes, COSA's Vice President for Legislative Affairs Rita Peters provides a recap and contextual information.Take Action

This podcast episode delineates the current meteorological conditions across the United States as of October 27, 2025, with particular emphasis on localized hazards rather than widespread severe weather threats. The discussion highlights various weather advisories, including winter storm warnings for the Greater Yellowstone region, where hazardous travel conditions are anticipated due to snow accumulation. Additionally, listeners are informed of elevated fire weather risks in southern Colorado,

In part one of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, the guys return from a week off to discuss ... the Big Beautiful Ballroom. The left continues to lose their mind over President Trump's renovation near the east wing of the White House to build what will soon be the Big Beautiful Ballroom. Also "Gamble Gate" with audio from Stephen A. Smith somehow blaming President Trump for causing the sports gambling crime, No Kings protesters are mostly older white people, hypocritical liberals

In part two of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, we continue to scratch our heads are what liberals are attempting to say in their sensless diatribes and hypocritical narratives that usually land them into conflicts of intrest. Also the changing demographics to different states and how financial commerce may shift to Texas, week 4 of the Government shutdown and it's affects on healthcare subsidies and the infamous tariff ad aired during the World Series. For more talk on the issues

In recent days, President Trump has approved federal disaster aid for the red states of Nebraska, North Dakota, Missouri and Alaska while denying it to the blue states of Maryland, Vermont, and Illinois. The White House has not offered meaningful explanations for the discrepancies, which just happen to punish states that didn’t support him in 2024. But we noticed something interesting about this whole saga: In Maryland, the disasters and damage in question severely afflicted the state’s westernmost

The top headline from the Department of Agriculture this week is the sweeping changes to food assistance and crop insurance programs—changes with major implications for millions of Americans. The USDA announced that SNAP benefits, formerly known as food stamps, are in crisis: due to the ongoing government shutdown, the department will not dip into contingency funds to cover SNAP payments for November. CBS News reports over 40 million people could be left without food assistance next month, unless

In alive conversation onYouTube,LawfareEditor in Chief Benjamin Wittes sat down withLawfareContributor James Pearce and Senior Editors Scott R. Anderson, Molly Roberts, Roger Parloff and Eric Columbus to discuss the arraignment of Letitia James, legal challenges to the appointments of Lindsey Halligan and Alina Habba to be U.S. attorneys, litigation over the federalization and deployment of National Guard, and so much more.You can find information onlegal challenges to Trump administration actions

Kate and Leah dig into a very busy week of legal news as Trump wields his SCOTUS-enabled executive power in increasingly unhinged ways. They also discuss continuing challenges to the president’s deployment of the National Guard in blue cities, ProPublica’s reporting on “Kavanaugh stops,” and, for dessert, the bonkers text exchange between Trump lackey–turned–U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan and Lawfare’s Anna Bower. Then they speak with author Irin Carmon about her new book, Unbearable: Five Women and

This year, the US government has issued sanctions on a number of experts from the UN to the International Criminal Court for speaking out about human rights in Gaza. President Donald Trump authorized sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan with the goal of stopping the ICC from undertaking its independent mandate. UN experts strongly condemned the move, calling it “an attack on global rule of law."In this episode of Entitled, we discuss how sanctions

Send us a text Everybody brags about “grinding” on four hours of sleep—until their brain turns into mashed potatoes. Peaches sits down with Dr. Leah Kaylor, the FBI’s resident sleep assassin, to expose every lie you’ve ever believed about “sleep aids.” From Benadryl brain fog and melatonin overdoses to why your “one beer to chill” actually nukes your REM cycle, this one’s a brutal wake-up call. Leah demolishes the “I’ll sleep when I’m dead” crowd and drops science that’ll make your caffeine a...

Teagasc Dairy Specialist, Patrick Gowing, joins James Dunne on this week’s Dairy Edge to discuss how to best manage surplus cash, build financial resilience, review production costs, and ensure farmers best prepared for 2026. As 2025 draws to a close, it will be remembered as one of the best farming years in recent memory due to strong milk prices, increased stock values and good weather for most parts. This means that dairy farm incomes are in a good place for the 2025 calendar year

One of the most common questions we get from listeners is how to build a successful career in AI policy—so we dedicated an entire episode to answering it. We cover the most formative experiences from Greg's career journey (3:30), general principles for professional success (45:09), and actionable tips specific to breaking into the AI policy space (1:11:52).

El mar ha sido durante milenios mucho más que una masa de agua: ha sido el vínculo que ha conectado civilizaciones, culturas y economías a lo largo de la historia.Desde el Mare Nostrum romano hasta los portacontenedores actuales, pasando por las carabelas portuguesas y los acorazados británicos, el mar ha sido un puente hacia otros lugares, un horizonte común y un camino de unión cultural, económica, religiosa y política. Ha condicionado la manera en que vemos el mundo y nos relacionamos con él,

Adriana Ilieva presidenta del Comité de Empresa de la Fundación de la Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria, persiste en la necesidad de que el hecho no se repita nunca más y detalla en un comunicado tres puntos en los que entre ellos destaca que los trabajadores no tienen nada que ver con el lamentable incidente.Hablamos de ello en el programa Archipiélago Directo de Capital Radio Gran Canaria

This week, Scott sat down with his Lawfare colleagues Public Service Fellow Ari Tabatabai and Managing Editor Tyler McBrien to talk through the week’s big news in national security, including:“Great APEC-tations.” President Trump is headed to Asia this week, both for a meeting of the regional Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) organization and a one-on-one sit down with Chinese president Xi Jinping. It’s a moment destined to spotlight one of the more quixotic areas of the second Trump