For today's episode,LawfareForeign Policy Editor Daniel Byman sits down with Holly Berkley Fletcher, a former senior CIA Africa analyst, to discuss the recent coup in Madagascar and the death of Kenyan opposition leader and political giant, Raila Odinga.They discussthe reasons for the coup and how Madagascar's neighbors might respond. Berkley Fletcher also explained Odinga's legacy and how his death might change Kenya.To receive ad-free podcasts, become aLawfareMaterial Supporter

Repàs de la programació del mes de novembre i de les activitats del mes d’octubre amb la Marina i la Yolanda, educadora social.

In this episode of the ICAEW Student Insights podcast, host Orkhan Freeman explores what it’s like to be an accountant working in industry.This episode covers: • The relevance of the ACA qualification to training or working in industry. • The transferable skills between practice and industry roles. • Building relationships with colleagues outside of finance teams. • How to make an informed career move. Orkhan is joined in the studio by Amy Battrick, Management Accountant at EG Group; and Bronwyn

CDR Policy Scoop is back with a deep dive into one of the most consequential CDR policy reviews to date: the Independent Review of Greenhouse Gas Removals, led by Dr Alan Whitehead and published on October 23rd 2025. Almost 200 pages packed with fascinating insights on the future of UK CDR policy.To unpack what this means, Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme are joined by Georgia Berry, CDR Programme Director at the Green Finance Institute and one of the UK’s leading voices on GGRs/CDR.Together they

This month's episode we have several interviews, including ones with Comms Director Tiffany Vrska, Mayor Stephen Tyler Holman, and a pair of our City Council members, all talking about the City of Norman's Citizen's Academy program!For more information about the City of Norman, visit www.NormanOK.gov Questions or comments about the podcast can be emailed to PublicAffairs@NormanOK.gov Twitter - @cityofnormanok Instagram - @thecityofnorman Facebook YouTube

The “No Kings” rally drew a crowd — proof that people are fed up. From protests that mix humor and anger, to ICE’s ballooning budget and the military’s quiet moves in the Caribbean, this episode looks at how power keeps expanding while citizens push back. We talk student loans, trade, and why satire might be the last honest form of protest.

Sherwin unpacks the controversies, court rulings, and congressional investigations that have raised questions about Donald Trump’s behavior in office. With a lawyer’s precision and a historian’s perspective, he explores how impeachment really works—and whether Trump’s actions meet the standard set by the Constitution.

Sherwin revisits the warnings he gave about Donald Trump — and why so few took them seriously. In this episode, he breaks down the political miscalculations, the media blind spots, and the cultural forces that let Trump reshape American politics. It’s not just an “I told you so” — it’s a look at what we refused to see.

We've spent a lot of time over the past month talking about how the government shutdown is affecting executive branch agencies. But it's a big issue for the federal judicial branch too. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts recently announced the judiciary has exhausted the funding it needs to keep all court operations up and running. So courts are having to make choices about what activities continue during a shutdown. Nick Boyle is partner at the law firm Latham and Watkins. He's here to

The Justice Department’s civil rights fraud initiative is putting contractors and grant recipients on notice, with demand letters that raise the stakes for DEI compliance and False Claims Act exposure. The risks are real for firms of all sizes. Here with guidance on how companies can prepare is partner at Proskauer and expert in government contractor employment law, Guy Brenner. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at

The Office of Government Ethics surveys executive branch agencies each year to track common ethics concerns. Intelliworx analyzed the latest results and found that questions about gifts, financial conflicts, and outside work top the list. Here to discuss the findings is business analyst with Intelliworx, John Martin. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton What do federal employees ask about most when it comes to ethics? A new fraud initiative puts DEI programs under the government’s microscope We'll take a look at some of the shutdown's impacts on the federal judiciary See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The second-longest government shutdown is projected to put a toll on the U-S economy. The Congressional Budget Office expects the shutdown will take a $7 billion hit to the economy, so far. That sum would climb to $14 billion if it drags on for another month. About 750,000 federal employees are currently furloughed and many others are working without pay. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It’s a five-Thursday month, which means it’s time for a special Up Close conversation with your host Casandra and Producer Bill!This is the first time Casandra and Bill have been on the pod together since Casandra was out recovering from knee surgery, and there’s a lot to catch up on. They talk about what it was like for Bill to guest host in her absence and reflect on what it means to step in when someone else needs a hand. From covering a podcast episode to offering support during a tough season,

El Juglar de Dios, Roberto Agustín Corujo Corsán en #CaminatasyConversas.Durante su participación en el programa, recitó palabras a a nuestra Patria. Argentina, Argentina y Argentina , patria donde hemos nacido, debemos defenderla hasta morir, basta de pensar en los demás, acrecentar nuestras raíces y nuestra identidad para conseguir un verdadero ser nacional. Acompaña la música y la voz de don Linares Cardozo en su chamarrita Misia

🎭 Сегодня в эфире было по-настоящему ярко и по-цирковому весело! ✅У нас в гостях — Надежда Куйбан (Народный ТЮЗ «Синяя птица») и Александра Нарсия (Образцовый детский цирковой коллектив «Радуга»). Представители цирковой студии и театра объединились, чтобы создать один большой праздник под названием «Цирковая солянка. Окно в Европу». 🎪 Премьера — уже 2 ноября! ✅Мы говорили о невероятных номерах, актёрских трюках и о том, как театр и цирк встречаются на одной сцене. ✅Это шоу — для всей семьи: и

Acompanhe a reportagem com Silvio Augusto Produção: Núcleo de Jornalismo da ALECE FM. RÁDIO ALECE FM 96,7Mídias Sociais: Vanessa Cordeiro / Coordenação de programação: Alex Oliveira / Gerente geral da Rádio Alece FM: Lúcio Filho / Coordenador de comunicação social: Ilo Santiago / Whatsapp: 85-98201.4848 / E-mail: fmassembleia@al.ce.gov.br

Fundación Telefónica, en colaboración con Red.es, ha puesto en marcha un programa de encuentros en el marco del Observatorio de Derechos Digitales. En esta sesión recibiremos en nuestro auditorio al aclamado artista Joan Fontcuberta y a la cofundadora y CEO de Maldita.es, Clara Jiménez, y al psicobiólogo, Manuel Martín-Loeches.#DerechosDigitales #NextGeneationEU #planderecuperación Mas información en:

General Minister of The Disciples of Christ Church, bringing legitimacy to the notion that church members are taking time to discuss their political differences on the foundation of their shared faith. This is the route. This is the hope we hold on to in the days where people will be hungry and hurting.

Ernest Crim III and Jesse Jr hash out the bottom line…people in the wealthiest nation should never go hungry since food is not scarce. The motives of leaders who choose to send children to school hungry or let the elderly miss meals is one of conscience. The conscience becomes the responsibility of churches across the country to do the work that the government rejects. Joined by Rev. Sandhya Jha in the last segment, she confirmed the thought that the help will come from one another.