The Friday edition of Malayalam FM features original dramas and stories set to Malayalam music

After twelve weeks, twenty-five voices, and more lightbulb moments than we can count — here it is, the grand finale. In this season wrap-up, hosts Anaru Judd and Taryn Utiger look back at the biggest myth-busting moments, the toughest truths, and the most moving kōrero from across the series. It’s deep, it’s cheeky, it’s honest, and it might just be the best episode of the lot. Expect laughter, reflection, a few surprises, and plenty of banter as this dynamic duo unpack what they’ve learned (and

One of the objections against anarcho-capitalism is that without government supervision, businesses will form cartels. However, free markets have their own ways of undermining these arrangements.

English translation of Hans-Hermann Hoppe's Kritik der kausalwissenschaftlichen Sozialforschung (Opladen 1983). Translated by Andreas Tank.

State Representative Tackey Chan explains that federal cuts could cost Massachusetts at least a billion dollars for programs including Medicaid, and SNAP.

October 8, 2025 - Special Human Resources Committee Meeting

According to mainstream economists, inflation aids economic growth while deflation impairs growth. Austrian economists, however, point out that in much of US history, economic growth was accompanied by deflation.

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain with a recap of the October 6th meeting including discussion about a municipal broadband network. Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council meets(00:05:06) - Subscriptions to the Marymount-Quincy Point Light(00:07:06) - Internet Service: Cost of the Project

Join Tracey every Friday to hear interesting and inspiring interviews with people in our community.

An increase in pension disability payments, municipal broadband service, a new affordable housing development, and a celebration of the U.S. Navy's 250th birthday are all discussed in this update. Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor Thomas Koch(00:02:14) - Government Shutdown(00:02:36) - Groundbreaking for 16 Family Housing Units in Quincy(00:05:09) - Local News on the Eastern Nazarene College Property(00:05:36) - City Council approves supplemental annual

Shannon caught up with comedy chameleon Tom Sainsbury – social media sensation, actor, writer and star of Taskmaster NZ, Wellington Paranormal and Snackmasters – ahead of his brand-new live show Lessons Not Learnt, coming to Nelson on Saturday 11 October.

Rothbard wondered whether conservatives wished to conserve the status quo, adhere to the outlook of European rightists of the previous century, or perhaps merely favor gradual to sudden change.

Ludwig von Mises was born 144 years ago today. His economic masterpieces are as relevant and powerful today as when they were written. Mises still is the most eloquent voice against socialism.

Interesting people from our community and across NZ share their stories

Municipal broadband moves forward. Candidates forum. 1947 time capsule to be opened. Chapters (00:00:17) - Quincy Mayor Joe Catalano and More(00:02:51) - Brian Walsh to Have Mental Health Evaluation(00:04:21) - Boston Police: Large Car Takeover Involves Illegal Street Racing(00:07:30) - Quincy News Update: Oct. 7

It's time for our regular progress update on the Lilly Lebanon Project. Jeff Wagner from Fluor Corporation and Rae Hostetler from Hostetler PR join us. Rae and Jeff pass along project updates, including the details of a second shift set to begin on site. Jeff and Rae also recap Fluor Corporation's participation in this year's Battle of the BBQ event, and the give back effort scheduled for the holiday season.  Get more information on the Lebanon Lilly Project: https://www.lpgrowsboone.com/news/

From politics to economy, sport, technology and various topics of interest, the platform takes a look at many of these platforms aims to inform and educate the listener on issues as well as get their thoughts on many of these issues.

Reps. Eric Davanzo and Ryan Warner discuss House Democrat efforts to introduce unconstitutional gun control measures in the wake of recent political violence. What should we really be doing to address the problems plaguing our society?