Overheid – Nieuwe podcasts
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John McGuirk and Sarah Ryan bring you incisive commentary on Irish politics, culture, and life - every Friday.
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JR Glass and Ali Steer break down the CMS forecast each month, providing insight and commentary on the data released.
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Boots-n-Bytes is the Army's AI Integration Center podcast for leaders, soldiers, and staff officers who want a practical understanding of artificial intelligence. Each episode features subject matter experts who break down complex AI concepts into clear, mission-relevant insights so that every listener walks away better equipped to understand, evaluate, and responsibly integrate AI into their organization.
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The Thin Line is a show where law enforcement professionals get together to talk about the actual real issues facing first responders. This isn't your boilerplate, department approved message. This is the raw truth about life on the beat.
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Understand everything that's going on in AI Policy and how AI impacts the world. Hosted by Gregory C. Allen.
If you work in AI policy โ or you're just fascinated by it โ this is the podcast for you. Every week, The AI Power Podcast unpacks the developments that actually mattered: AI regulation, safety, economic policy, USโChina competition, semiconductor export controls, and national security. Think of it as drinks after work with the smart friend who tells you what's really going on, and what might actually work, in plain English.Plus interview episodes โ long-form conversations with the policymakers, builders, executives, and analysts shaping artificial intelligence and the global power competition built around it.
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The Art of Association is a monthly podcast on big themes spanning philanthropy, civil society, and democracy in America – and the interplay between and among these areas. Following Tocqueville, the podcast presumes that the health of democracy depends far more than we realize on our ability to associate with each other in constructive ways. Doing this helps us solve problems we face together and, at the same time, become citizens more capable of self-government.
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While the Constitution is the supreme law of the land, SCOTUS is second. Hear about different cases SCOTUS has decided throughout the years.
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Forest Focus is an audio program about the National Forests in California. Episodes focus on issues such as ecological restoration, fire, recreation, law enforcement, tribal relations and much more.
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From the Frontline highlights the extraordinary work CFA Members do to protect the Victorian community.
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Rachel Payne MP is launching a brand-new podcast where honest conversations replace stigma. Each week, sheโll sit down with experts, advocates, and everyday Australians to unpack the myths, realities, and future of cannabis policy and culture.
Rachel Payne MP
Member for the South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
Legalise Cannabis Victoria
384A Nepean Highway, Chelsea, VIC 3196
rachelpayne.com.au
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Slowpacolypse survival, sensible revolution, and suburban homesteading
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A podcast aimed at delving into Australian politics and policy with a focus on environment, wealth inequality and foreign policy. We try to answer the question why can't they (the government) just solve big issues with simple solutions
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Building Inclusion: Australia's Disability Strategy.
Building Inclusion: Australia’s Disability Strategy is a powerful new podcast series amplifying the voices shaping the future of disability inclusion in Australia.
Hosted by writer, lawyer and disability advocate Sam Drummond, Building Inclusion brings Australia’s Disability Strategy to life through lived experience.
Credits
Host – Sam Drummond
Produced by – Eliza Hull for Powerd Media
Audio Edited by – Honor Marino for Print Radio Tasmania
Audio Recorded by – Ascent MediaThis podcast by Powerd Media is supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing under the Inclusion and Accessibility Fund: Australia's Disability Strategy (ADS) – Community Attitudes grant program.
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The Modern Regulator Podcast is for regulators and regulatory-adjacent professionals who care about how regulation actually works in practice: stewardship, capability, posture, enforcement, and the decisions that do not always make it into policy documents or academic papers.
Hosted by Paul Leavoy and Simon Corden, each episode features a practitioner or thinker with something substantive to say about the craft of regulation. Our focus is on Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Canada, and other stable democracies where the quality of regulatory practice shapes the quality of public life.
The Modern Regulator Podcast is part of The Modern Regulator, a vendor-neutral publication for the regulatory community. Subscribe to the newsletter and find the full archive at themodernregulator.com. -
Fighting Crime dives into the world of crime to uncover the evidence of what actually works to improve public safety. Join journalist Cristina Quinn as she travels across the country - from prisons to universities, police chiefs to inmates - questioning everything we think we know about how to make America safer.
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If you've ever felt overwhelmed by debt or confused by a court summons, you're not aloneโand you're not powerless.
The Debt Hotline is your direct line to clarity, confidence, and control over your financial future. Hosted by legal expert George Simons and financial wellness advocate Hannah Locklear, this show breaks down the debt collection process, teaches you how to respond to lawsuits, and gives you real, actionable steps to take back control.
With insights from industry pros, real listener questions, and practical guidance, The Debt Hotline helps you navigate debt with knowledge and courage. Donโt panicโget informed. Call in, tune in, and letโs get you back on track. -
For decades, top-down, one-size-fits-all approaches have failed to meet the needs of diverse communities across Australia. Disadvantage remains entrenched – not because communities lack solutions, but because they’re rarely asked what they need.
Across Australia, that is changing. Communities are bringing together local leaders, government, service providers, and philanthropists to design and fund solutions that actually work over the long term.
Making Place Matter is a podcast from Partnerships for Local Action and Community Empowerment (PLACE), a national organisation that champions community-led approaches to social and economic challenges.
This season, Who Decides, is all about shared decision making - a foundation of place-based work. You'll hear what that process really looks like, what gets in the way, and what becomes possible when communities are genuinely at the table.
Keep up to date with Making Place Matter: Who Decides by following PLACE on LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube.
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Making Place Matter is a podcast from PLACE, hosted by Brooke Boney and produced by Deadset Studios.
We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land on which this show was made.
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Explore how World Vision works with children, families, and communities to create lasting change. Each episode shares honest conversations that reveal the impact of our work, combining deep local understanding with international expertise. Discover how collaboration, creativity, and partnerships drive meaningful, measurable impact, transforming lives in some of the worldโs most fragile places.
Discover more:
https://www.worldvision.org.uk/
Find us on social media:
Instagram: @WorldVisionUK
Facebook: @WorldVisionUK
TikTok: @WorldVisionUK
LinkedIn: World Vision UK
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Patriarchs is a six-part audio drama focused on the dynamic between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams during the founding of the United States. Written by award-winning playwright Jim McGrath, the podcast stars Americaโs preeminent interpreter of Shakespeare Stacy Keach as Thomas Jefferson, and six-time Helen Hayes Award winner Edward Gero as John Adams. Patriarchs opens in Philadelphia at the Continental Congress in 1776 Philadelphia and concludes on Independence Day July 4, 1826.
During that 50-year span, Patriarchs chronicles the origin of our country through the most consequential relationship in American History: the friendship, rivalry, animosity, and reconciliation of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. Through this lens, Patriarchs answers the hard questions about how America began, who paid the price, and what kind of republic it has become. Every scene, every argument, every confession in Patriarchs is drawn from real letters, speeches, and memoirs of the people who created this nation. The result is an intimate drama of brilliant founders who are also flawed fathers, husbands, slaveholders, and partisans.
In addition to Adams and Jefferson, the podcast includes Abigail Adams, one of the sharpest political minds of the age, whose letters slice cleanly through ego and ideology. With Sally Hemings centered not as rumor but as a speaking, thinking presence whose choices and constraints shape Jeffersonโs life, Patriarchs boldly confronts the reality of slavery and sexual exploitation in the founding generation.
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Helping applicants become cops. Helping cops become better.
This podcast provides educational content for those in law enforcement and for those who aspire to get hired into law enforcement. It will teach civilians how to become cops and will help those already in law enforcement to be their best. This will include bringing on guests who are doing this job at the highest levels, to share their wisdom and experience with others.
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