On this edition of Fed Gov Today with Francis Rose, former NASA Chief Data Officer Ron Thompson sees a potential silver lining in the ongoing government shutdown — a chance to rebuild. Ron reflects on lessons from the 1995 shutdown and explains why today’s federal leaders have a unique opportunity to modernize their operating models. He shares how agencies can use this disruption as an inflection point to realign missions, rebuild trust, and bring in transformative technologies like AI and au...

Send us a text The Ones Ready Team Room just went DEFCON spicy. Peaches drops a verbal frag on soft leadership, lazy generals, and the bureaucratic clown show holding America back. From gutless flag officers whining about accountability to NASA possibly being shoved under the Department of Transportation (seriously?), he’s got zero patience for the circus. Peaches calls out the hypocrisy, salutes the few still grinding, and delivers his unfiltered take on how to fix the mess—starting with hon...

In this episode from the Thomas Pocklington Trust Intern Day Event, Hubert speaks to Charles Colquhoun as they reflect on the success of the internships program, how to make employment more accessible and inclusive, and his message for the currant interns and future aplicants.

Alys Samson Estape, spokesperson for the Solidarity Network Against the Occupation of Palestine in Spain (RESCOP), unpacks the Spanish government’s rhetoric and actions around the genocide in Gaza amidst mass grassroots mobilisation.

Everything Gavin Newsom touches turns into a disaster. We examine his political ambitions, his neglect of California, and the chaos left in his wake. Susan Shelley breaks down Los Angeles’ $828 million sexual abuse settlements and the ongoing taunts between Trump and Newsom over the National Guard in San Francisco. Shiloh Marx, founder of the California Election Integrity Initiative, shares his story and explains efforts to clean voter rolls and strengthen election integrity. Isabelle Boemeke,

In this episode of From the Crows’ Nest, host Ken Miller sits down with the heads of two startups in the military space to get a glimpse at the cutting edge of military, warfare and EMSO operations.Ethan Thornton of Mach Industries and Rob Sladen of Zulu Pods are both young innovators in the military space, with Mach Industries focusing on pioneering unmanned systems and Zulu Pods aiming to improve fluid delivery systems in assets that support expendable assets like drones and

Government Shutdown Will Come Down to What? Plus, Downtown KC Plans and Argentina vs. USA Beef! | 10-22-25See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The evidence is reportedly stacking up against CIA Director John Brennan. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan referred Brennan for prosecution for committing perjury while testifying to Congress about the CIA’s use of the Steele dossier to investigate President Donald Trump after the 2016 presidential election. The Sekulow team discusses Brennan’s role in the Russia hoax, the Trump DOJ’s investigation of other Deep State actors like former FBI Director James Comey, the ACLJ’s legal work, and much

The 1962 murder of 9-year-old Carol Ann Dougherty in Bristol has haunted Bucks County for generations.After announcing a resolution in the cold case yesterday, District Attorney Jennifer Schorn joins Sheriff Harran for a very special episode of Law & Order: BUX.In this powerful episode, DA Schorn details the decades of painstaking police work, the challenges of a 63-year-old investigation, and the final breakthrough that brought justice for Carol Ann's family.This is a must-listen

Obamacare: The Drama Dems Will Use vs. Republicans! | Mundo Clip 10-22-25See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barstow Teacher Sues Over Firing From Charlie Kirk Incident: Why? | Mundo Clip 10-22-25See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we sit down with Cllr Danielle Belton, Leader of Rochford District Council, to explore the exciting initiatives shaping the district’s future and the challenges that come with them. From town centre regeneration and community empowerment to resisting unsustainable housing pressures, Danielle shares her vision for a member-led, transparent administration. We discuss the council’s new Economic Growth Strategy, the controversial housing proposals, and how Rochford is navigating local

Monica and Andreyka discuss great power rivalry in the Pacific, climate change, and domestic politics in Nauru and the Solomon Islands.

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In this Halloween edition of the Calimesa Insider, City Manager Will Kolbow breaks down how Calimesa’s Mobile Home Rent Stabilization Ordinance actually works: why it exists, what it covers, where the City’s authority begins and ends, and how petitions (like capital improvements or “fair return”) are reviewed by an independent Hearing Officer. If you’ve ever wondered, “Can the City just deny a rent increase?”—this episode explains the legal framework and due-process steps that guide every

Erik D’Haene died of a drug overdose in 2020. At the time, he was living in Vancouver - but - that event wasn’t his whole life and his surviving siblings, including his brother, Donald D’Haene are telling his story to the World by way of a documentary film called, Interpreting Erik.Erik was an artist and he left a lifetime of artifacts - writings, sketches and artwork that Donald incorporated into the film. Erik’s Story has travelled to film festivals around the world and it will be showcased

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This week, Scott sat down with his Lawfare colleagues Senior Fellow Eric Columbus, Ukraine Fellow Anastasiia Lapatina, and Public Service Fellow Loren Voss to talk through the week’s big news in national security, including:“Visiting Concessions.” President Trump once again turned his focus to the conflict in Ukraine, announcing last week that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin would be meeting to discuss the conflict in Budapest—though it’s not clear Putin has agreed. This occurred just days