Nyheter – Litauen – Populära podcasts
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Svarbiausios šios savaitės technologijų naujienos
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Redakcija – vieta, kurioje norime kurti kokybišką žurnalistiką taip, kaip mes, o tikimės, kad ir jūs, ją įsivaizduojate. Redakciją įkūrė Rita Miliūtė, Birutė Davidonytė, Ignas Kinčinas ir Gediminas Vaitiekūnas. Mūsų kuriamą turinį galite rasti Redakcijos Patreon ir Youtube kanaluose, o podcastas „Šiandien redakcijoje...“ jus pasiekia, kai du kartus per mėnesį į Redakciją pasikviečiame svečią, su kuriuo norime pasikalbėti.
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Naujienos, kritika, analizės ir pasakojimai iš GPB.LT. Čia rasite politinės kairės požiūrį į įvykius ir procesus.
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Tinklalaidė „Kas ten dedasi?“ kiekvieną savaitę sieks padėti klausytojui suprasti, kas ir kodėl dedasi pasaulyje. Naujienų sraute aktualiausias temas nušvies trys užsienio naujienų redaktoriai, Lukas Kivita, Aurimas Piečiukaitis ir Vykintas Pugačiauskas. Kitaip nei įprasta, klausytojas išgirs ne reportažą ar interviu, bet pačių žurnalistų diskusijas apie tai, kas ten dedasi.
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Olympians Adam Rippon and Ashley Wagner join forces with Sarah Hughes (no relation to 2002 Olympic Champion, Sarah Hughes) to tackle the most important questions figure skaters have been asking themselves for years.
Questions like: “Why does this short program feel so long?” or “Is there such a thing as your costume being too tight?” and the most important question of all: “Will changing my hair color fix all my problems?”
Join the team as they cover all the news, competitions, and drama of the figure skating season. Will they kiss? Will they cry? There’s only one way to find out.
Follow us on instagram: The Runthrough Instagram
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Украинка Анна Филимонова и россиянин Алексей Пономарев говорят о войне России против Украины и о том, как нам теперь с этим всем жить дальше.
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The former Foreign Minister of Lithuania continues his fight for freedom with a new podcast. Escalation is a series of conversations with experts that help us understand the new geopolitics, and how we can make democracy great again. Well known for his values-based approach to foreign policy, Gabrielius Landsbergis is a tireless campaigner for rule of law and peace through strength.
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Yra klausimų, kurie svarbūs mums kaip bendruomenei ir kaip valstybei. Laisvame krašte jų nedera palikti tik valdžiai. Juos svarstyti ir atsakymų ieškoti turime visi kartu. Pirmadieniais–penktadieniais 11.05 val. per LRT RADIJĄ.
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A podcast about Asia, Asian America, and life during the Coronavirus pandemic, featuring Jay Caspian Kang.
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The Bear Market Brief (BMB) podcast explores politics, economics, and their intersection in Russia, Ukraine, and the post-Soviet space.
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Interneto dienraščio „Bernardinai.lt“ tinklalaidė. Kasdieniniai pokalbiai ir nekasdieninės įžvalgos. Sekmadienio meditacijos
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Политическое шоу. Спецкор «Медузы» Андрей Перцев и социолог, политический обозреватель Константин Гаазе каждую субботу рассказывают, чем живет российская власть. Каковы смыслы и логика, которыми руководствуются «власть», «режим», «Кремль»?
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Подкаст о главных новостях: глобальных и локальных, российских и международных, политических и социальных, экономических и культурных. Серьезно и с долей иронии. Телеграм-канал подкастов https://t.me/podcastVS
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Аля Пономарева - лучший друг для всех тех, кто хочет быть в курсе событий, но не хочет тратить уйму времени на изучение соцсетей. Она делает всю работу за нас и дважды в неделю рассказывает о том, что важного обсуждают в сети. Страница подкастов "Свободы" в Тelegram: t.me/podcastRS
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BBC Mundo podcast. Aftersight is a media organization that serves individuals with barriers to print. This podcast is produced by Aftersight under the Chafee Amendment to the Copyright Act which states that authorized nonprofit organizations whose primary mission is to provide copyrighted works in specialized formats to individuals with barriers to print are exempt. By continuing to listen, you verify you have an eligible print-reading impairment. AINC es uno de los más importantes recursos que tienen las personas ciegas, con impedimentos visuales, o quienes no pueden leer materiales impresos. Esta grabación está destinada a ser utilizada únicamente por personas con impedimentos para leer medios impresos.
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From the open to the close, “Closing Bell” and “Closing Bell: Overtime” have you covered. From what’s driving market moves to how investors are reacting, Scott Wapner, Morgan Brennan and Jon Fortt guide listeners through each trading session and bring to you some of the biggest names in business.
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Three ex-Muslims walk into a Swedish bar.
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In February 2022, The very reverend professor Martyn Percy left Christ Church, Oxford, as its Dean with a £1.25 million settlement. But big questions remain.
In this five-part series The Times' journalist Andrew Billen returns to his old university college to try and understand why Percy and his employer got into a four year long battle, which left the priest close to suicide and cost the Oxford college millions in charitable funds.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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For years, Matt’s been unpacking the events, people, and culture wars shaping the world around us. On A Bit Fruity, we take deeper dives into those issues — joined by celebrities, experts, and journalists who help us laugh and learn along the way.
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The Eurovision Song Contest, the world's largest and most beloved international song competition, is set to captivate audiences once again in 2024. This year, the event will take place in the picturesque city of Malmö, Sweden, following the nation's triumphant victory at the 2023 contest. Loreen, the Swedish singer who first won Eurovision in 2012 with her hit song "Euphoria," secured Sweden's seventh victory with her powerful and emotionally charged performance of "Tattoo."
Malmö, a vibrant coastal city known for its cultural diversity and rich musical heritage, is eagerly preparing to welcome the 68th edition of Eurovision. The contest will span five days, commencing on May 7th and culminating in a spectacular grand finale on May 11th at the state-of-the-art Malmö Arena. This impressive venue, which has previously hosted the contest in 2013, boasts a seating capacity of 15,500 and promises to provide an unforgettable experience for both performers and spectators alike.
One of the most notable aspects of the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest is the participation of a record-breaking 37 countries. This year marks a significant milestone as Luxembourg returns to the competition after a 31-year absence. The small but culturally rich nation last participated in 1993 and is excited to showcase its musical talents once again on the grand stage. However, fans will miss the presence of Romania, which has decided to withdraw from the contest this year.
As anticipation builds for the event, the Eurovision Song Contest has not been without its share of controversy. The participation of Israel has been a topic of heated debate, given the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the organization behind Eurovision, has faced criticism for allowing Israel to compete amidst the political turmoil. In response to these concerns, the EBU and Swedish authorities have announced heightened security measures to ensure the safety of all participants and attendees.
Despite the challenges, the spirit of Eurovision remains strong, and the contest continues to unite people through the power of music. The theme for the 2024 edition, "Embrace the Melody," reflects the event's ability to bring together diverse cultures, languages, and musical styles. The logo for this year's contest features a vibrant, colorful design inspired by the traditional Swedish folk art of Dala painting, symbolizing the country's rich cultural heritage and the joyous nature of the competition.
To helm this momentous event, the organizers have enlisted the talents of two exceptional hosts. Hollywood star Malin Åkerman, known for her roles in films such as "Watchmen" and "27 Dresses," will bring her charisma and international appeal to the stage. Åkerman, who was born in Sweden and maintains a strong connection to her roots, expressed her excitement at the opportunity to showcase her homeland to a global audience. Joining her will be Petra Mede, a beloved Eurovision veteran who previously hosted the contest in 2013 and 2016. Mede's quick wit, comedic timing, and multilingual skills have made her a fan favorite, and her return to the Eurovision stage has been met with widespread enthusiasm.
As the countdown to the contest begins, the city of Malmö is gearing up for a celebration like no other. The Eurovision Village, located at the picturesque Folkets Park, will serve as the heart of the festivities. This sprawling outdoor space will be transformed into a vibrant hub of music, food, and cultural experiences. Visitors can expect live performances from local and international artists, as well as interactive exhibits showcasing the history and impact of Eurovision. The park will also feature a dedicated family area, offering engaging activities and workshops for children and parents alike.
For those seeking a more intimate and exclusive experience, the EuroClub at Malmö Live Congress and Concert Hall will be the place to be. This chic venue will host a series of special events and performances throughout the week, catering to delegates, artists, and VIP guests. From intimate acoustic sessions to glamorous after-parties, the EuroClub promises to be a hotspot for networking and celebrating the spirit of Eurovision.
In a groundbreaking move, the organizers have also announced the introduction of Eurovision Street, a new addition to the festivities. This vibrant thoroughfare will be located in the heart of Malmö and will offer a tantalizing array of food stalls, representing the diverse culinary traditions of the participating countries. Visitors can indulge in traditional Swedish delicacies like meatballs and lingonberry jam, or sample exotic flavors from across Europe and beyond. The street will also feature impromptu musical performances and flash mobs, adding to the lively and immersive atmosphere.
As the participating countries begin to unveil their chosen artists and songs, speculation is rife about who will take home the coveted glass microphone trophy. Will Loreen's powerhouse vocals secure another victory for Sweden, or will a dark horse emerge from the pack? Fans are eagerly dissecting the entries, analyzing lyrics, and choreography, and engaging in lively debates on social media platforms.
The Eurovision Song Contest has always been more than just a musical competition; it is a celebration of unity, diversity, and the power of art to transcend borders. In a world often divided by political and cultural differences, Eurovision serves as a reminder that music has the ability to bring people together, fostering understanding and appreciation for one another's unique perspectives and experiences.
As the 2024 contest approaches, the eyes of the world will be on Malmö, and the city is determined to put on a show that will be remembered for years to come. The local authorities have been working tirelessly to ensure that the event runs smoothly, from managing logistics and security to promoting the city's cultural attractions and business opportunities.
Malmö's selection as the host city is a testament to its thriving creative scene and its commitment to sustainability. The city has set ambitious goals to become carbon-neutral by 2030 and has implemented a range of initiatives to reduce its environmental impact. The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 will showcase these efforts, with the organizers pledging to make the event as eco-friendly as possible. From reducing waste and promoting recycling to using renewable energy sources, the contest will serve as a model for sustainable event management.
The economic benefits of hosting Eurovision are also significant, with the event expected to generate millions of euros in revenue for the city and the surrounding region. Hotels, restaurants, and local businesses are gearing up for an influx of visitors, and the international exposure generated by the contest is likely to boost tourism and investment in the years to come.
As the final preparations are made and the stage is set, the anticipation is palpable. Fans from around the world are booking their flights and accommodations, eager to be a part of this historic event. The participating artists are fine-tuning their performances, determined to make their mark on the Eurovision stage and capture the hearts of millions of viewers.
When the first notes of the opening ceremony ring out across the Malmö Arena, the world will be watching, united in a shared love of music and a celebration of the human spirit. The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 promises to be a dazzling display of talent, creativity, and passion, showcasing the best of what Europe and beyond have to offer.
As the contest unfolds, there will be moments of joy and heartbreak, triumph and disappointment. But through it all, the message of Eurovision will shine through: that music has the power to unite us, to inspire us, and to help us see the world through each other's eyes.
In a time of uncertainty and change, the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 offers a beacon of hope and a reminder of the enduring power of art to bring people together. As the final notes of the winning song fade away and the confetti rains down on the stage, the world will be left with a renewed sense of connection and a shared determination to build a brighter future, one song at a time. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. - Visa fler
