Overheid – Nieuwe podcasts
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Join host and food policy grad student Alana Williams on a dive into what's happening in national food politics in America, conveyed in a way that makes sense.
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Directed by Oscar-nominee Judith Ehrlich, this series explores the dangers of nuclear weapons and the politics that drive their existence. Hear firsthand accounts from Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg about his time as a nuclear war planner for the U.S. military and learn hidden truth about realities of nuclear weapons.
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Tausende Menschen sind schon spurlos verschwunden - auf den gefährlichen Fluchtrouten nach Europa. Sie alle haben Familie. Sind Söhne, Töchter, Mütter, Väter, Brüder oder Schwestern. Was ist mit ihnen geschehen? In diesem Doku-Podcast begeben sich Angehörige aus dem Irak, Jemen, Marokko, Iran, Libanon und Syrien auf eine dramatische Suche nach den Vermissten. Getrieben von der Frage: Sind sie noch am Leben? Dabei stoßen sie auf kriminelle Netzwerke, korrupte Behörden und die EU-Grenzpolitik. Ein Recherche-Podcast über Hoffnung, Angst und den unermüdlichen Kampf um Antworten.
Von Dawid Romanowski, Antonia Märzhäuser, Borhan Akid, Stefanie Delfs
Produktion: Studio Jot für SWR, RBB, WDR und NDR, in Zusammenarbeit mit der Deutschen Welle -
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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Explore the world of international payments and global finance, from the economic diplomacy and currency wars to technologies and decentralized finance.
Join Clément, a former banker turned PhD researcher in Cambodia, and Xavier, shaping the future of finance with code and policies from Paris and Washington D.C.
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Justice Unmasked: Family Court Corruption" is an AI-generated podcast dedicated to uncovering the hidden truths, systemic flaws, and real-life struggles faced by families navigating the family court system. While the podcast is hosted by AI, the stories shared are real, backed by factual evidence, and rooted in the lived experiences of those fighting against a broken system. Each episode shines a light on the often-overlooked stories of parents and children, exposes the tactics and practices that undermine fair outcomes, and offers insights into how we can reform a system designed to protect—but often fails—those it serves. Join us as we peel back the layers, challenge the status quo, and amplify the voices of those demanding transparency, accountability, and true justice in family courts across the nation. It's time to unmask the truth and reclaim justice for our families.
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The Texas Judicial Commission on Mental Health brings you an inside look at the individuals working to improve the lives of those at the intersection of mental health and justice in our state. Join us as we sit down with Texas mental health stakeholders and delve into their personal stories, experiences, and insights in the field. Listen in as we highlight their work and initiatives aimed at advancing mental health support and addressing the challenges in the criminal justice system. Get to know the leaders driving change and creating a more equitable and compassionate system for all.
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Это подкаст, чтобы подчеркнуть важность законов о труде для рабочих и их прав.
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The nation is facing unprecedented challenges in helping millions of learners and workers get their lives back-on-track. Impacts of the COVID-19 crisis have been particularly severe for the lower-income people who community colleges specialize in serving, and particularly for Black, Latinx, and Indigenous populations.
For this podcast series, When Policy Meets Practice, Jobs For The Future (JFF) teams up with long-time higher education journalist Paul Fain to explore the critical role of education and workforce development policy in shaping the nation's economic recovery and renewal.
In each episode, Paul speaks with community college leaders who serve on Jobs For The Future’s Policy Leadership Trust to lift up lessons about which policy approaches are producing results for workers, learners, and employers, and which policy approaches are falling short. The podcast highlights the most promising work in the field, with blunt takes on fast-moving policy questions, ranging from free community college to short-term Pell. Paul concludes each episode with a sense-making conversation with Jobs For The Jobs policy experts.
The Podcast kicks off on June 21, 2021, with new 30-minute episodes every other Monday. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and connect with us on Twitter at @jfftweets. Tell us what we should cover by contacting the executive producer of the When Policy Meets Practice podcast, David Altstadt, via Twitter and LinkedIn. -
Un podcast de Fernando Székely-Aburto, Política Salvaje y El Desorden Estudio donde el Anfitrión recibirá diferentes invitados a hablar temas contemporáneos de México. Aquí ecnontrarás temas como política, música, historia, filosofía y muchos mas.
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Alþingiskosningar eru handan við hornið og í ýmis horn að líta. Baldvin Þór Bergsson tekur saman það sem hæst ber í viku hverri fram að kosningum.
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Conversations with energy and environmental policy experts exploring the best state and federal policies to effectuate the urgently needed transition to a clean-energy economy at least cost to consumers. Lot's of wonky FERC stuff. State-level utility regulation and politics. Economists. Lawyers. Engineers. Politicians. Government regulators. Advocates. And acronyms. Lots of acronyms. Topical discussions about energy market developments with a focus on regulatory policies that disincentivize the innovation necessary to advance environmental and climate change objectives at least cost to consumers and the economy. Hosted by Bryan Lee, an energy and environmental policy consultant with decades of Washington, D.C.-based experience as a journalist, government official and energy company executive. Lee and invited guests discuss the latest developments at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and other federal agencies, Capitol Hill, as well as happenings at state-level regulatory commissions and legislatures.
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Many of us will be familiar with the image of the House of Commons’ infamous green benches. But what does it really feel like to be in the Chamber, working in the ‘mother of Parliaments’? This is what the History of Parliament Trust’s Oral History project seeks to find out, interviewing former MPs about their time in Westminster- and beyond. Now, for the first time, we have gathered some of the reflections within our vast archive of interviews into one place, allowing you a true insider’s view into life as a Member of Parliament.
What drove these individuals to enter political life? How did they secure their seat or win an election? And what impact did this job have on their personal life?
Hosted by Dr Emma Peplow, Head of Contemporary History at the History of Parliament Trust, and Dr Alex Lock, historian and curator at the British Library, this podcast spotlights some of the brilliant interviews from MPs who sat between the 1950s and early 2000s within our 200+ strong archive, using never before heard clips and highlighting the unique insights that oral history interviews provide.
Listen to ‘Tales from the Green Benches: an Oral History of Parliament’ to hear stories from the heart of the Commons, from those who sat on those very benches.
A podcast from the History of Parliament Trust.
Presented by Dr Emma Peplow and Dr Alex Lock, produced by Melissa FitzGerald at Zinc Audio. With additional writing from Dr Priscila Pivatto and script editing from Connie Jeffery. All interviews are deposited at the British Library. Find a catalogue of interviews on our website.
Artwork by [email protected]
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Critical minerals RSS feeds provide up-to-date information and news related to critical minerals. Critical minerals are natural resources that are essential for various industries, including technology, renewable energy, defense, and manufacturing. These minerals play a crucial role in the production of electronic devices, batteries, electric vehicles, and advanced materials.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds are a way to aggregate and distribute content from multiple sources in a standardized format. Critical minerals RSS feeds collect and deliver news articles, reports, research papers, industry updates, and market trends specifically focused on critical minerals.
By subscribing to critical minerals RSS feeds, individuals, researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers can stay informed about the latest developments in critical minerals supply and demand, exploration and production activities, policy changes, environmental concerns, and technological advancements.
These RSS feeds can provide valuable insights into the global critical minerals landscape, including information on mineral reserves, mining projects, trade dynamics, price fluctuations, and emerging technologies for mineral extraction and processing. They help stakeholders make informed decisions, understand market trends, assess investment opportunities, and anticipate potential challenges or disruptions in the critical minerals sector.
Overall, critical minerals RSS feeds serve as a valuable resource for anyone interested in staying updated on the latest news and developments in the critical minerals industry, which is vital for sustainable economic growth, technological innovation, and the transition to a greener future.
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法檢追緝令為定傳媒製作的公益性質頻道。
邀請現職的資深檢察官與法官，用輕鬆的方式分析司法案件、傳達正確法普知識及分享各種有趣的法律小故事。
想瞭解更多司法議題，即刻訂閱《法檢追緝令》！
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Brill | Nijhoff is a prestigious imprint dating back to the nineteenth century with a portfolio that focuses on areas in Public International Law, Human Rights, Humanitarian Law and International Relations. Listen to interviews with Brill | Nijhoff authors.
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Pourquoi un podcast proposé par un ancien président ?
Une fois par mois, François Hollande donnera la parole pendant 45 minutes à un ou plusieurs spécialistes pour décrypter et analyser les grandes questions qui traversent nos sociétés : bouleversements géopolitiques, politiques, sociétaux.
Un format intimiste, en longueur, pour comprendre un monde en constante évolution.
Un président devrait écouter ça
Le podcast de François Hollande
Production : Sonique
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