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What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders. -
This podcast explores Australia's defence infrastructure. Each episode delves into a different development shaping our nation's bases, highlighting impacts on military capabilities and local communities.
Drawing from official submissions to the Parliamentary Standing Committee and hearing reports, we examine the Department of Defence's objectives alongside concerns from residents and advocacy groups. Join us as we navigate this complex space, providing a foundation of knowledge for emerging professionals looking to build a career in this sector. -
The Tennessee Department of Correction is the largest law enforcement agency in the state of Tennessee. It is our mission to enhance public safety in our state through the operation of safe and secure prisons and effective community supervision.
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The system isn't working.
What might? What's driving events and phenomena around the world, from war to climate?
Get to root causes. Understand the systems behind what's going on. Figure out what must be changed.
Diplomat and writer Carne Ross explores the deeper forces that shape our world. A former senior British diplomat, Carne is the founder of a unique independent advisory group for democratic governments and political movements worldwide. His 35 years of experience have covered wars, liberation struggles, pro-democracy activism, and countries facing the worst effects of climate change. -
AfterTheTrumping is approaching. Trump will soon be gone. Let’s detail his mistakes and use them to plan how to fix all his many, many errors.
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Politics without the fun bits...
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The Big Conversation: The Children's Commissioner's Podcast shares the voices and views of England’s children.
In the podcast, you will hear from the Children's Commissioner and her 16 Youth Ambassadors. It’s a chance for them to interview decision makers; to talk truth to power and a chance for you to hear what young people really think about issues that affect them.
The podcast draws on the themes in The Big Ambition and will focus on the most important issues that are impacting young people's lives with solutions developed with children from across England.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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'SPERI Presents…' is a podcast taking on the big questions in political economy for scholars, students and publics within and beyond the discipline.
The first limited series is 'Lessons in Power'. Professor Michael Jacobs and Mems Ayinla interview ministers and advisors from the New Labour administration (1997-2010) to tease out lessons on a range of issues for Keir Starmer’s newly formed Labour government.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Public Sector Wales is a monthly roundtable thought leadership podcast bringing together key stakeholders to discuss the opportunities and challenges faced by the public sector in Wales.
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Ctrl Alt Deceit: Democracy in Danger is a podcast designed to dive deep into the threats facing our democracies and to ask “just how much danger are they in?”
Throughout the 8-part series, former CNN anchor Nina Dos Santos and regular BBC radio voice Owen Bennett-Jones will be joined by former spies, disinformation researchers and government officials to examine who exactly is trying to “control’ the narrative, which “alternative facts” are they using and where will such “deception” end?
Ctrl Alt Deceit: Democracy in Danger is brought to you by Democratys, a charity committed to exposing interference in our democratic institutions. Their goal is to inspire debate and engagement in our democratic process in the UK and beyond.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Campaigning for a future where no animals are harmed in the name of science, and scientific progress is advanced through animal-free research methods.
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On the 31st of July 2024, Somerset Council’s Executive will hold a public meeting at Frome Town Hall. At that meeting they will publicly announce who will be chosen to develop Saxonvale, a 12-acre Brownfield mixed-used site in the heart of Frome.
The choice is between Acorn, a residential developer, and Mayday Saxonvale a community-led not-for-profit social enterprise, with a model of community ownership and value retention.
Mayday’s scheme is well supported in the town, and its model could be an archteype for a new, perhaps better way of doing development. But, with a local authority on its knees financially, and rumours of secret contracts and closed-door deals, is that enough?
For the past six months, I’ve been conducting interviews and researching what could be called the Saxonvale saga, a story that’s far from having an ending.
Why has this brownfield site garnered such strong local feeling, made national news and why do many think that Somerset Council’s decision will heavily influence the future of the town for the decades to come?
Links
https://maydaysaxonvale.co.uk/
https://www.saxonvaleredevelopment.org/
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Produced, presented and written by Samuel Saunders. A Straw Dogs Media Production.
Music by Kjartan Abel
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The Te Bwana Series: Documenting Pacific and First Nations' voices and actions inside UN Climate COPs.
Presented by Salā Dr George Carter, Akka Rimon and Dr Virginia Marshall from The Australian National University.
Supported by the ANU Department of Pacific Affairs, ANU Institute for Climate, Energy and Disaster Solutions and Australian Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.
Music: "They taking pictures of us in the water"
Poetry written by Audrey Brown-Pereira
Performed by Rizván, Snare, Sven Illy, Judah Kidd, Illseff, Snowman
Provided by the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The IER is delighted to launch our new podcast. In this 6-part series, our labour law experts will be dissecting the new employment legislation brought forward by Sir Keir Starmer's Labour government.
As many of our readers will know, the IER have been informing the debate on improving and strengthening labour laws for workers over the last 30 years. This body of work (undertaken on a voluntary basis by our labour law academics and lawyers) provided the blueprint for Labour's green paper on employment rights, New Deal for Workers document, their National Policy Forum document, and now their 'Making Work Pay' proposals, which are being brought to life by the Government's proposed Employment Rights Bill. Join us, as our experts consider how the proposals in the Bill measure up, and as we highlight the pitfalls and the possibilities the Bill may pose for the UK's 33 million workers.
The IER Podcast is kindly supported by Thompsons Solicitors.
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What is the Red Ensign Group? What does it do? Well, it deals with crew welfare, safety in shipping and all sorts of work around caring for safety at the coast and its environment. It's made up of the 13 British shipping registries.
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The Army Experimentation Podcast explores the work of the Experimentation and Trials Group as it supports the British Army on its modernisation journey. Each month, the podcast will host different people within the group and highlight some of the ongoing work and future work, highlighting the importance of experimentation work.#ETGPod
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The latest in news and analysis of JFK's assassination and the official secrecy that still obscures the full history of November 22.
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Deep Dive Japan is your go-to source for in-depth insights into Japanese policymaking and progress. We analyze government deliberations, white papers, and expert reports shaping Japan’s future. Our episodes cover:
• Economics: Policies and impacts
• Sustainability: Climate initiatives
• Technology: AI and innovations
• Social Issues: Demographics
With expert commentary, we simplify complex topics, uncovering the “why” behind Japan’s decisions. Ideal for policymakers, business leaders, researchers, and global citizens. Subscribe now to stay informed on the forces shaping Japan. -
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Always and everywhere, the regime loots productive members of society to benefit corporate cronies, interest groups, and key voting blocs. The result is taxes, inflation, regulation, and war. The Loot and Lobby Podcast takes a closer look at how this happens, and who’s on the losing side.
- Visa fler
