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مدونة لتسهيل تنزيل الحلقات من itunes

  الضيوف : 1 – عبد الله سلطان السلطان رئيس لجنة التقسيط بغرفة تجارة الرياض 2 – خالد عبد الكريم الجاسر -الرئيس التنفيذي لشركة “أماكن” للتقسيط والتطوير العقاري

شركات التقسيط

    الضيوف: – المهندس أحمد البيز -المشرف على المشروعات والشؤون الهندسية بوزارة الصحة. – الدكتور سليمان بن علي العريني -خبير التخطيط، والكاتب في صحيفة الوطن السعودية. – المهندس حمد بن إبراهيم اللحيدان -رئيس شعبة إدارة المشروعات في الهيئة السعودية للمهندسين.

المشروعات الحكومية المتعثرة

  الضيوف: – المهندس سليمان البطحي -مدير عام الإدارة العامة لصحة البيئة بمدينة الرياض. – المهندس فواز علي الغامدي -وكيل بلدية البطحاء.

دكاكين الأحياء

  الضيوف: – د. إبراهيم بن محمد الشهوان أستاذ الأمراض النباتية بقسم وقاية النبات بكلية علوم الأرض والزراعة بجامعة الملك سعود، ونائب رئيس الجمعية السعودية للزراعة. – د. عبد العزيز بن رابح الحربي أستاذ الإنتاج النباتي بجامعة الملك سعود، وعضو اللجنة الزراعية في الغرفة التجارية بالرياض.

مخاطر المبيدات الزراعية

    الضيوف: – الملازم أول نواف بن ناصر البوق -المتحدث الرسمي لشرطة جدة المكلف. – عبد الإله ساعاتي -الكاتب بصحيفة عكاظ.

ظاهرة العمالة السائبة في جدة

برنامج الثانية مع داود

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WPFW - The Collision: Sports and Politics

This is an independent, non-partisan podcast for discussing Iran-related topics, hosted by Saman Askari, an Iranian-American professional from the San Francisco Bay Area.

In this episode, I speak with John Ghazvinian, an author, historian and a former journalist. He's considered a foremost expert on US-Iran relations and has written a comprehensive book about the subject. 

John and I start off by talking about his book and the relationship between the US and Iran, going all the way back to the 1720’s up until the current times. In the first half of the episode, we look at this interesting relationship in various phases and try to go beyond the narratives of the 1953 coup and the hostage crisis.  In the second half, we discuss current events including the unrest that has resulted from the death of Mahsa Amini, the opposition movement in the diaspora, the recent rapprochement between the Islamic Republic and Saudi Arabia, the possibilities of how events can unfold in Iran in the future and finally the prospects of the future of US-Iran relations.

A Conversation with John Ghazvinian

In this episode, I speak again with a previous guest, Dr. Amir Afkhami, a health policy expert, historian and trained physician. This episode is all about COVID-19! Early in the episode, we discuss the nature of this coronavirus and how it affects the body. Then, we get into the subject of Iran and how the country became one of the epicenters of the disease, its government’s response, the historical parallels with Iran’s past health crises, why the city of Qom was where the virus got its foothold in Iran, the role of religion, reported versus actual numbers of infections, testing failures, the role of US sanctions in Iran’s ability to fight the pandemic, if the curve has flattened in Iran, the effect of the pandemic on geopolitics and Iran’s internal politics, the balancing act between the economic and health impacts of the crisis, achieving herd immunity quickly versus flattening the curve, the psychological impact of being quarantined and many other topics. 

Another Conversation with Amir Afkhami - COVID-19 Edition

In this episode, I speak with Afshon Ostovar, a historian, author and a foremost expert on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Afshon and I cover a lot of ground. We start by talking about the historical context around the IRGC, when and how it was started, its role in the Iran-Iraq war, how the organization evolved through the years, how it is different than Iran’s regular military, its Quds Force and the Islamic Republic’s foreign involvements, where Qasem Soleimani fit into the picture, his relationships with various Shia militia groups and other groups such as the Taliban and Al Qaeda, the mythology surrounding Soleimani and his role in ISIS’s rise and fall. We also discuss the recent events surrounding Trump’s decision to kill Soleimani, the legality of and the logic behind the killing, the downing of the Ukrainian jetliner and its implications on the survival of the Islamic Republic as a system, whether the system would have been strengthened as a result of Soleimani’s killing if the downing of the jetliner hadn’t happened, protests in Iran and their frequency, the possibility of an all-out collapse of the Islamic Republic and other topics. 

A Conversation with Afshon Ostovar

In this episode, I speak with Naz Deravian, a cookbook author and Persian food expert. Naz and I discuss her background, her transition into the culinary world, the magic of tahdig and Iranian rice, regional varieties and diversity of Iranian cuisine, spiciness of Persian food or rather the lack thereof and of course kabab! As a warning, you’re going to get really really hungry if you already aren’t!

A Conversation with Naz Deravian

In this episode, I speak with Amir Akhami, a psychiatrist and a historian of medicine, about the history of cholera in Iran. We talk about his multi-disciplinary career and how his various areas of knowledge converge in his work. We discuss what Cholera is, its history starting in the 19th century and its role in the history of Iran in particular, from a medical, social and political perspective. He takes us through a historical journey all the way from the Qajar era to today’s Iran and its current public health challenges. We touch a lot of different subjects such the role of global trade, imperialism, the role of religion, history of medicine and many other topics. 

A Coversation with Amir Afkhami

talk iran

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#079 – Ministry in Your Statehouse w/ Matthew Barnes

This week, I’m sharing with you 3 Top 5 in Under 5 segments as an episode. There are 3 great guys sharing some great thoughts; Andrew Linder sharing his top 5 tips for equipping families in your church to raise godly children in an ungodly culture, Matt McMorris shares his top 5 tips for […]

#078 – Top 5 in Under 5 Apalooza

I’m extremely excited to introduce you to a podcast that I’ve come to love. This week, I interview Pastor Ronnie Brown, the producer of the new podcast FORGOTTEN. Here’s what it’s all about: Forgotten is a brief audio journey through historic happenings of the Christian faith. Each episode recounts the acts of God’s supernatural hand […]

#077 – Ronnie Brown, Host of Forgotten

Thanks for listening to this week’s episode! Listen: Subscribe in iTunes • Subscribe via Google Play • Subscribe via RSS • Subscribe in Stitcher  About this week’s guest: Jimmy Reagan He is married to his sweetheart Alicia Reagan and together they have 6 children. They love serving the Lord together. Besides being a pastor and pastor’s wife, Jimmy and Alicia […]

#076 – Jimmy and Alicia Reagan’s Story

Thanks for listening to this week’s episode! Listen: Subscribe in iTunes • Subscribe via Google Play • Subscribe via RSS • Subscribe in Stitcher  About this week’s guest: Missionary Matt Goins The Goins family arrived in Honduras in December of 2004, after one year of language school in San Jose, Costa Rica. They have been instrumental in the founding of one […]

#075 – Missions in El Progresso, Honduras w/ Matt Goins

The Ministry Connection Podcast | An Independent Baptist Ministry Podcast

Podcast of new and historic lectures from American intellectual conservatives sponsored by the Intercollege Studies Institute.

Social Conservatism, Faith, and Politics in the 21st Century

The Moral Case for Free Enterprise

Debate Sponsored by the Oregon Socratic Club

Is Christianity Good for American Politics

The Constitution Is What the Court Says It Is: The Constitution and Judicial Interpretation

Lincoln's Reflective Patriotism

ISI Lecture Podcast

In the nineteen-sixties, a group of wealthy men concludes that it's already too late to stop global warming from destroying the planet. But they have a plan to save themselves.

Twenty years later, Jack Crowley and Jim Patterson stumble onto the conspiracy, and every answer they find is accompanied ...

Read the first three chapters of Jack Wakes Up as a pdf, then go online to buy it at:

http://sethharwood.com/content/jack-wakes-hitting-stores-may-5th


JACK WAKES UP by Seth Harwood - get the first three chapters, then buy it

Edward G. Talbot - New World Orders/Short Stories

The Lone Conservative is 'Lone' because I am surrounded by liberals and extremist environmentalists here in Portland Oregon.  The show seeks to argue, debunk, debate, and inform on the subjects that affect every American.  I attempt to talk about things that you may not see on TV or hear on the radi...

Yes, I'm back!  Keep the channel open...there will be more.

Touching Base

Cinco De 'My Bad'

The illegal immigrant protest of a nation overwhelmed with social programs that cannot sustain non tax paying workers.

A Nation Of Modern Immigrants

The speed of light slowing down, science needs to check its principles!

Science Needs To Check Their Work!

Tax day Tea Party, The over taxed state of Oregon, Global Warming (I mean 'Climate Change') is dead.  And that's about all I can fit into 10min!

Tea'd Off

The Lone Conservative

Sind Sie ein mobiler Lerntyp? Möchten Sie Deutsch auch unterwegs auf unterhaltsame Art lernen? Dann sind Sie richtig bei "Grüße aus Deutschland"! 
Dreimal die Woche erhalten Sie eine neue interessante Folge und können so Ihre Sprachkenntnisse und ihr Wissen über Deutsch und Deutschland verbessern. V...

Ausgabe 49 – Oktoberfest früher und heute

Ausgabe 48 – Da hilft nur Blasmusik

Ausgabe 47 – Fasching und Karneval

Ausgabe 46 – Faschingsverein

Ausgabe 45 – Arbeit, Alltag und so weiter

PODCAST – Grüße aus Deutschland

A podcast about foster and adoption topics! HK and WL talk about everything and how it feels both from a parent and a kid's perspective. Listen with your kids and start a dialogue with them!

Just when WL was losing hope.... HK took it upon himself to really dig in and take his education into his own hands. We talk about what caused this change and how he feels about it now.

EP 31 - A different start to the school year

We have taken a LOT of time off, but we're back! Today it's just WL... talking about why we went on hiatus, some tough realizations that have landed in the last few months, and how I am trying to wrap my head around them.

EP 30 - Some tough realizations

We had a really hard week on multiple fronts. This is HARD folks... this week we each thought about 3 things we want the other person to know when we're in the thick of it, and we share them with each other for the first time in this episode and discuss.

EP29: Keeping it Real

Finally we give our "Siskel and Ebert" review of the movie "Instant Family".

EP28: Instant Family - our review!

We got more so we answered more! Another Listener questions episode.....

EP27: More Listener Questions!

HKWL podcast

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*These podcasts are brought to you without costs by Narrowtrail Ministries and our faithful supporters. Narrowtrail Ministries reserves all copyright protections under applicable law. You are permitted and encouraged to reproduce and distribute these podcasts provided that you d...

This message is from ENCOUNTER 2020 at Monadnock Christian Ministries in Jaffrey, NH. Jason explains 3 reasons why God allows pain and suffering in the life of His children. At the time of this message, Jason is in major physical pain, battling late-stage Lyme Disease.

If these messages are a blessing to you, then please consider partnering with our ministry by giving a tax-exempt donation at www.narrowtrail.com

3 Reasons Why God Allows Pain & Suffering in the life of a Christian!

James chapter 1 read by Jason to help you memorize it.

Scripture Memory: James 1 NKJV

Romans chapter 6 read by Jason to help you memorize it.

Scripture Memory: Romans 6 NKJV

Chapter 1 of the Gospel of John read by Jason to help you memorize it.

Scripture Memory: John 1 NKJV

Jason drops 22 powerful and precious promises from God for believers who are dealing with depression.

22 Powerful & Precious Promises for the Depressed!

The Narrowtrail Podcast

Melrose Scout Productions Podcast features Boy Scout and Cub Scout related videos. This podcast from the former scoutmaster of Troop 68 includes videos featuring the Boy Scouts and leadership of Boy Scout Troop 68 during the last thirty-five years. MSPP is also the home of the puppet called Buttons,...

Here is a short video featuring the two Scouting patch blankets I have created.

MSPP #142: My Patch Blankets

The mayor of Melrose, Minnesota, pays a visit to the Cub Scouts of Pack 68 and talks about teamwork. February 27, 2018.

MSPP #141: Mayor Visit To Cub Scout Pack 68

Here is a short "trailer" created of the Boy Scout Troop's trip to the climbing wall at the local state university.

MSPP #140: Climbing Trailer

This video was recorded during the July 6, 2014, opening campfire. This will be the first of a few videos filmed during the campfire that will be posted to the Melrose Scout Productions Podcast. As you can see when you watch this, this year’s staff was pumped to start working with a new week of Boy Scout campers. This video features the staff introductions and the singing of the Many Point Rouser. As all “repeat after me” songs, it gets pretty loud and rowdy by the end.

MSPP #139: Many Point Scout Camp 2014 Opening Campfire P1

I thought those of you who have been to training center years ago might enjoy seeing this slideshow of my 1984 trip posted to the Melrose Scout Productions Podcast. Even those of you who have been there recently will enjoy seeing the new buildings and other changes to both the training center and the base camp from which the Boy Scouts leave on their 12 day treks into the backcountry.

MSPP #138: Philmont Training Center 1984

Melrose Scouting Productions Podcast

We Are HBS is a student run podcast that gets in-depth with the most important component of the HBS community: our people. We get the real story of what our students did before they stepped foot on campus and how their experiences shaped them into what they are today.

Hosted by Jade Enns and Bharga...

Do you have the startup bug? Recently, entrepreneurship has become a major area of focus for b-schools; anyone with an idea is encouraged to go for it. But is scrappiness really all it takes? In episode 8 of We Are HBS, we get real start-up stories from folks who have the scars and wisdom to show for it. Learn about how finding the right cofounder is like dating, faking it till you make it, and how critical it is to follow your gut. Featuring: John Keck, Ankith Harathi, Benjamin Dupays, and Clare Simonis.

Startup@HBS | Episode 8

This campus doesn’t run itself; many amazing people perform vital functions to create the Harvard Business School experience. In addition to students and faculty, HBS counts over 1000 full-time staff in its community. We chat with the Associate Director of Student and Academic Services, the Operations Manager of the Spangler Dining Hall, and a former scribe: a key part of the case method. Listen to learn more about the vital roles they play at HBS! Featuring: Aldo Peña Moses, Amy Baker, and Courtney Send

Staff@HBS | Episode 7

It's Pride Month! To celebrate, we dive into the stories of LGBTQ+ members on-campus. Our guests share how the queer community is represented and fostered at HBS, and discuss areas that can be further developed. Conversations include the evolution of the Pride club on-campus, the challenges—and privileges—of coming out, how to make workplaces more inclusive, and what it means to live your truth. Featuring: Dan Franchino-Hall, Natalia Ortega, Arting Chang, Prof. Caroline Elkins, and Sergio Velasquez-Terj

Pride@HBS | Episode 6

What do a calligrapher-muralist, fantasy writer, and classically trained pianist have in common? A desire to pursue an MBA, apparently! In season 2, episode 5 of We Are HBS, we chat with two students and one alumni who are seriously pursuing their craft in parallel with professional careers. Learn how being an MBA student has affected their creativity, the importance of experimentation, and the challenges of building a sustainable artistic career. Featuring: Raphael Roesler, Yazan Halwani, and Isabel Yap

Creative@HBS | Episode 5

B-school can be costly - luckily, there’s a variety of ways to make ends meet. In Season 2, episode 4 of We Are HBS, we chat with members of the HBS community who’ve got a side hustle. Our guests include Miss Massachusetts 2019, a lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve, and the first business hire in a robotics start-up. Along the way they share various lessons, including how they balance this work with classes, cases, important relationships...and sleep. Listen and be inspired! Featuring: Jose Barreto, Akash Nandi, and Kelly O’Grady Hosted by Jade Enns and Bhargav Srinivasan  Directed by Valentina Zarya Marketing by Isabel Yap Produced by Farrah Bui and Amelia Elverson Sponsored by the Harvard Business School Student Association

Hustle@HBS | Episode 4

We Are HBS

Wonder what other organizations are doing to grow that you might not have thought of? Schools, nonprofits and associations have so much in common when it comes to attracting the right people, keeping them excited to be there and inspiring them to give back. From branding strategies to marketing prog...

 After five years and 200 episodes, Beth has certainly learned a thing or two (or 200) about participation, such as where it comes from and what it really means. As she turns the final page of the podcast, she reflects on the five principles of participation she’s picked up on with the help from guests along the way, from the meaning and value of collaboration to knowing your audience beyond demographics and much more.

DP 200: 200 Ways You Are Driving Participation

 In today’s world of connectedness and social media, movements can take off in the blink of an eye. But, as the guest of this session Jeremy Heimans posits in his book, “it's only a movement if it moves without you.” Jeremy, CEO of Purpose and co-author of the book “New Power,” joins this session to explore the concepts of old power and new power, and how each plays a role in participation for organizations and nonprofits. He and Beth tackle why old power versus new power doesn’t necessarily mean bad versus good, and Jeremy shares examples of each power dynamic in relation to participation, such as the #MeToo movement. They explore the scale of participation, the concept of agency, and much more.

DP 199: Discovering the New Power

  Sarah Olivieri joins this session to talk all about strategy. How do you create a strategy everyone is on board with and can follow? And, more importantly, how do you even define strategy? Sarah, founder of PivotGround, and Beth explore the link between strategy and capacity, what differentiates strategies from tactics, and Sarah’s “secret sauce” to help businesses thrive. She shares tricks for getting time back in your day so you can shift your focus to the activity that is most important, tools for staying on track with the strategy you develop, and more.

DP 198: Developing Strategy Doesn't Have to Take a Year

When it comes to innovation and experimentation, ideas are only half of the challenge. Donna Kastner, founder of Retirepreneur, joins this week’s session to explore the other half: implementation. She and Beth delve into experimentation and how to get from a conversation about an idea to an actual product. Donna explains how to design a conversation that puts everyone on a level playing field and leads to exploring the "why" behind the idea—without jumping to tactics too quickly. She and Beth discuss how a hackathon can create an impact anywhere from a conference to just within your organization and bring people together to solve, or "hack," a problem, the importance of patience, and much more.

DP 197: Little Wins: Tackling Experimentation One Step at a Time

Jeremiah Lane knows the power of putting a face to the name of an organization. After attending a conference, he came back to the Children's Hospital Foundation, where he serves as Communications Director, with an idea that changed how the organization approached its storytelling. With one campaign that directly involves the families they serve, the Foundation has been able to tap into the emotional side of the work they do and share those stories with their audience in ways that resonate, especially because they may be stories about kids from their hometown. Jeremiah shares how to use personal stories to create connections with donors, the link between development and communications, and more.

DP 196: One Creative Campaign, Hundreds of Hyper-Local Storytelling Opportunities

Driving Participation Podcast:  What Is Working in Marketing & Fundraising | Nonprofits | Schools | Associations

A chronological podcast of oral arguments with improved files and meta data. Hosted by Free Law Project through the CourtListener.com initiative. Not an official podcast.

Government & Organizations Podcasts / Page 4

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