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BroadTalk is a podcast about women, power, and the wayward world. Presented by Virginia Haussegger, the series casts a razor-sharp gender lens over politics and policy and explores big ideas and imperfect lives.&nbsp;For series three we take a look at Australia's Federal Election 2022 and cast a gen...

In the final episode for this series, we talk to the amazing Rosie Batty AO. Rosie became a household name in Australia for all the wrong reasons. After her beloved son, 11 year old Luke was brutally killed by his father at a cricket game in 2014, Rosie faced the media and in a spell binding delivery sent the nation a message we needed to hear: “Family violence happens to everyone. No matter how nice your house, how intelligent you are. It can happen to anyone and everyone.”
Thrown into the spotlight, Rosie tirelessly dedicated herself to raising awareness of Australia’s hidden epidemic of violence against women. In 2014 she established the Luke Batty Foundation to assist women and children. She then played a major role in establishing Victoria’s Royal Commission into Family Violence, and had a leading hand in the National Plan to Reduce Violence Against Women and their Children. 
In 2015 Rosie she was named Australian of the Year. At the time she said she was, “the person no one wants to be, the mother who has suffered the insufferable.”
Rosie’s tireless advocacy has taken her around the nation and to international forums, including the UN. In 2016 she was ranked 33 in a list of the World’s Greatest Leaders by Fortune Magazine. In 2019 Rosie was made an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO).
But all this selfless advocacy and passionate effort comes at a cost. In this powerful discussion for our Changemaker series, Rosie opens up about what her life has been like since that fateful day her son was murdered. We discuss the highs and lows, including the painful collapse and eventual closure of the Luke Batty Foundation. But with failure comes wisdom, and in typical Rosie style she is beautifully generous and open in sharing what she has learned. 
BroadTalk is produced by Martyn Pearce for BroadTalk Media.
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Rosie Batty - Changemaker

Dr Anne Summers AO is a journalist, writer and lifelong women’s rights activist. To many she is the ‘godmother of Australian feminism’ and founder of the nation’s first refuge for women, Elsie. 
Anne shot to fame back in 1975 with her first book – now a treasured Australian classic - Damned Whores and God’s Police, which tore open the deeply entrenched ideology of sexism in Australia. There have been many books since, including; The End of Equality (2003), The Misogyny Factor (2012), The Lost Mother (2009), Ducks on the Pond (1999), and her outstanding Autobiography Unfettered and Alive’(2018), which charts a fascinating pathway through second wave feminism.
Dr Summers worked as Bureau Chief for the Australian Financial Review, before becoming political advisor to Prime Minister Bob Hawke, and later Paul Keating, where she became a key ‘femocrat’ driving major policy reform that helped expand Australian women’s lives and opportunities. She went on to Head the Office of the Status of Women in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Dr Summers gained international fame as Editor of Ms Magazine in the USA, after raising $20 million dollars on Wall Street to fund the project. Back in Australia she took on the role as Editor of Good Weekend, and later on the global stage she Chaired Greenpeace International.
In July 2022 Anne released a major report, The Choice - Violence or Poverty: Domestic violence and its consequences in Australia today. 
BroadTalk is produced by Martyn Pearce for BroadTalk Media.
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Anne Summers - Changemaker

Natasha Stott Despoja AO is a feminist trailblazer at every turn! Her tireless leadership spans decades: from the brutal politics of being Australia’s youngest woman to enter Federal Parliament at the age of 26, to her 13 years as a South Australian Senator and role as youngest Leader of the Australian Democrats. That alone was unprecedented. But this unstoppable changemaker then built a stellar career post-politics that propelled her on to the global stage as a warrior for women’s rights and gender equality. 
Natasha’s impressive diplomacy as Australia’s Ambassador for Women and Girls (2013-2016), and position on the World Bank Gender Advisory Council (2015-2017), won her many international admirers. In 2020 she was elected to the United Nations Committee to Eliminate Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). 
But it is her fearless leadership as the Founding Chair of Our Watch, and her advocacy of primary prevention to end horrific rates of violence against women, that has made Natasha one of the nation’s most impressive current leaders.  
In a powerful address at the National Press Club in 2020 Natasha called out domestic violence as “one of the most heinous manifestations of gender inequality”. 
Natasha's story is part of our Changemaker series, in which we highlight the extraordinary efforts of some stunning, audacious and gutsy Australian women. As guest curator of a new exhibition, ‘Australian Women Changemakers’, which opened at the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) in June 2022, BroadTalk host Virginia Haussegger has spent hundreds of hours pouring over feminist activism and advocacy, chasing that holy grail of insight about ‘what makes a changemaker?’. In this series we explore the courage, motivations and importantly the cost of being a changemaker.
BroadTalk is produced by Martyn Pearce for BroadTalk Media.
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Natasha Stott Despoja - Changemaker

Sally McManus is Secretary of the powerful Australian Council of Trade Unions, and a committed ‘movement builder’. She’s also something of an enigma. Not only because she is the first woman to head the ACTU, or because this diminutive, former pizza delivery driver and cleaner (with a degree in philosophy!) has a passion for bird watching and is a Black belt in Kung-fu, but because Sally really doesn’t care a jot what people think of her. In her first week as ACTU Secretary she was branded ‘a lunatic’ by a Cabinet Minister and sideswiped as too ‘conflict’ driven by big business. 
That was five years ago. Sally is still standing and thriving. What’s more, she’s still smiling. 
In this fascinating conversation about fairness, justice and gender equality in one of the most ‘blokey’ sectors in Australia – trade unions, Sally sets the record straight. The union movement, she says, boasts some of the strongest feminists in the nation. She also shares some of the best Changemaker advice we’ve heard: when you find yourself in the middle of a storm, stand still. Listen in… and I’ll let Sally explain why!
Sally’s story is part of our ‘Changemaker’ series, in which we highlight the extraordinary efforts of some stunning, audacious and gutsy Australian women. As guest curator of a new exhibition, ‘Australian Women Changemakers’, which opened at the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) in June 2022, BroadTalk host Virginia Haussegger has spent hundreds of hours pouring over feminist activism and advocacy, chasing that holy grail of insight about ‘what makes a changemaker?’ In this series we explore the courage, motivations and importantly the cost of being a changemaker. 
BroadTalk is produced by Martyn Pearce for BroadTalk Media.
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Sally McManus - Changemaker

Dr Bronwyn King AO is a force of nature. A radiation oncologist in the lung cancer unit at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, turned anti-tobacco advocate, whose singular presence and powerful way with words has diverted $16 Trillion dollars of investment funds away from tobacco companies. 
It all started with a chance remark over a coffee, and since then Bronwyn has trotted the globe holding over 2,000 coffee meetings to convince leading financiers and big business to back off tobacco investments. 
Her methodology is unorthodox and her approach highly intuitive. It has to be. When she set out on this incredible journey of change, Bronwyn knew nothing about big business or how investment finance works. She was a simply a doctor, a mum, a swimmer, and a woman with a sudden will to change the world!
Now she runs one of the most successful health advocacy groups in the world, Tobacco Free Portfolios. She has spoken at the United Nations, and rallied support from some of the globe's most influential medical minds, as well as a Princess, a President and a philanthropists or two! So how does she do it? And does Bronwyn King have an off switch? Listen on!
Bronwyn’s story is part of our Changemaker series, in which we highlight the extraordinary efforts of some stunning, audacious and gutsy Australian women. As guest curator of a new exhibition, ‘Australian Women Changemakers’, which opened at the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) in June 2022, BroadTalk host Virginia Haussegger has spent hundreds of hours pouring over feminist activism and advocacy, chasing that holy grail of insight about ‘what makes a changemaker?’. In this series we explore the courage, motivations and importantly the cost of being a changemaker. 
BroadTalk is produced by Martyn Pearce for BroadTalk Media.
Get in the picture with BroadTalk! We're now on Instagram - find us at Broadtalkers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bronwyn King - Changemaker

BroadTalk

Information: Dieser Video Podcast wird per Ende Juli 2021 eingestellt. Künftige und bisherige Episoden finden Sie auf unserem Play SRF Portal (www.srf.ch/play). In der Diskussionssendung werden spezifische Medienthemen beleuchtet. Franz Fischlin begrüsst Journalisten, Verleger, Medienexperten und an...

Seit Wochen dominieren zwei Ereignisse die Medien: die Coronakrise und die Unruhen in den USA. Die Berichterstattung ist flächendeckend, das Interesse des Publikums so gross wie selten zuvor, die Leistung der traditionellen Medien wird geschätzt.

Doch es gibt auch Kritik: Zu lange hätten die Schweizer Medien die Meinung der Regierung und der Behörden vertreten, zu spät seien Corona-Verhaltensanweisungen hinterfragt worden, zu einseitig schiesse die Berichterstattung nur gegen US-Präsident Trump, Journalistinnen und Journalisten würden kommentieren statt informieren.

Wird die Kritik des Publikums ernst genommen? Wo fängt Meinungsjournalismus an? Und dürfen extreme Meinungen in Artikeln und Sendungen Platz haben?

Mit Franz Fischlin diskutieren im «Medienclub»:

– Nathalie Wappler, Direktorin SRF;
– Regula Stämpfli, Politikwissenschaftlerin;
– Alex Baur, Journalist «Weltwoche»;
– Mark Eisenegger, Medienwissenschaftler; und
– Patrik Müller, Chefredaktor Zentralredaktion CH Media.

Medienclub vom 16.06.2020

Nachrichtensendungen, Zeitungen und Online-Medien sind dazu da, um zu informieren. Auch über negative Ereignisse. Doch immer mehr Medien-Konsumentinnen und -Konsumenten empfinden alles als zu negativ und wenden sich von den klassischen News ab.

Krieg, Terror, Unwetter, politische, wirtschaftliche und gesellschaftliche Krisen beherrschen die Nachrichten. Zum einen wecken solche negative Ereignisse das Interesse, zum anderen stossen sie vermehrt auf Ablehnung. 

Die Zahl der Menschen, die sich konsequent von den News fernhalten, steigt. Neuste Studien zeigen, dass bereits 36% zu den sogenannten «News-Deprivierten» gehören. Als Ursache nennen die Befragten am häufigsten die Negativität der Berichterstattung. 

Können Medien Gegensteuer geben? Zum Beispiel mit sogenannt «konstruktivem Journalismus», der Lösungen statt Probleme aufzeigt? Oder mit mehr "Softnews", mit Unterhaltendem? Wo sind da die Grenzen zu Beliebigkeit und Schönfärberei?  
  
Darüber diskutiert Franz Fischlin mit seinen Gästen: 
 
-	Maren Urner, Neurowissenschafterin und Befürworterin von Konstruktivem Journalismus, Köln   
-	Katharina Sommer, Medienforscherin, Universität Zürich  
-	Nicoletta Cimmino, Radio SRF, «Echo der Zeit»    
-	Patti Basler, Slam-Poetin   
-	Michael Furger, Leiter Ressort Hintergrund «NZZ am Sonntag» und Medienkritiker 
-	Sermîn Faki, Leiterin Politik Blick-Gruppe

Medienclub vom 29.10.2019

Seit Jahren wird es totgesagt, und doch sendet es immer noch: das klassische TV. Mit dem Angebot an audiovisuellen Inhalten im Internet verändert sich der Medienkonsum aber radikal. Wie lange gibt es also noch ein Publikum, das um eine bestimmte Zeit eine Sendung einschaltet? Wann ist Sendeschluss?

Vorbei sind die Zeiten, als fernsehen noch ein gemeinsames Familienerlebnis war. Heute konsumieren Jung und Alt auf unterschiedlichen Geräten unterschiedliche Kanäle. Netflix, YouTube und andere Online-Angebote konkurrenzieren das lineare Fernsehen. Sendungen zu fixen Zeiten sind vor allem bei den Jungen out. Was heisst das für die TV-Macherinnen und -Macher? Welche Inhalte setzen sich durch? Primär Quotenbringendes wie Sport und Unterhaltung? Was ist mit der Information? Welche neuen Angebote und Plattformen werden noch kommen? Und wohin entwickelt sich die Fernsehlandschaft Schweiz?

Unter der Leitung von Franz Fischlin diskutieren:

– Jonas Projer, Chefredaktor Blick TV
– Cédric Schild, Online-Journalist Izzy
– Bea Knecht, Gründerin Zattoo
– Dominik Kaiser, TV-Unternehmer 3+
– Irène Abt-Durrer, Forschungsleiterin Goldbach Media
– Bakel Walden, Direktor Entwicklung und Angebot SRG

Medienclub vom 13.08.2019

Das Verdikt des Zuger Kantonsgerichts ist klar: Der «Blick» hat das Persönlichkeitsrecht der ehemaligen Kantonsrätin Jolanda Spiess-Hegglin verletzt. Für die Berichterstattung über die sogenannte Zuger Affäre habe kein überwiegend öffentliches Interesse bestanden.

Im Zentrum der Zivilklage von Jolanda Spiess-Hegglin stand der «Blick»-Artikel «Sex-Skandal um SVP-Politiker: Hat er sie geschändet?», der am 24. Dezember 2014 erschien. In diesem Artikel wurden die beiden Zuger Kantonsräte Jolanda Spiess-Hegglin und Markus Hürlimann mit Namen und Bild gezeigt. Es folgten über 200 weitere Artikel.

Wie wegweisend ist dieses Urteil? Ist jetzt klarer, wo die Grenze zwischen öffentlichem Interesse und Persönlichkeitsschutz verläuft? Was hat Vorrang? Ist es ein Maulkorb für die Medien, weil damit zukünftig Berichterstattungen unterlassen oder juristisch verhindert werden könnten? Oder stärkt es im Gegenteil den Qualitätsjournalismus? 

Unter der Leitung von Franz Fischlin diskutieren im «Medienclub»:
 
– Rena Zulauf, Anwältin von Jolanda Spiess-Hegglin
– Hansi Voigt, freier Journalist und Medienberater
– Claudia Blumer, stv. Inlandchefin «Tages-Anzeiger»
– Peter Rothenbühler, ehem. Chefredaktor Sonntagsblick und Schweizer Illustrierte
– Mario Gmür, Psychoanalytiker, Buchautor «Das Medienopfersyndrom»
– Roland Fankhauser, Professor für Zivilrecht Universität Basel

Medienclub vom 14.05.2019

Die klassischen Medien sind unter Druck. Mit Journalismus lässt sich kaum mehr Geld verdienen. Dazu kommt ein Glaubwürdigkeitsproblem. Erst recht, seit ausgerechnet beim renommierten «Spiegel» ein Journalist aufgeflogen ist, der Geschichten erfunden hat. Was jetzt, wie das Vertrauen zurückgewinnen?

Der Fall von Claas Relotius hat die Medienwelt erschüttert. Der vielfach preisgekrönte deutsche Journalist wurde Ende 2018 als dreister Fälscher entlarvt. Er hatte in vielen seiner Reportagen, die auch in Schweizer Medien veröffentlicht wurden, Protagonisten, Begebenheiten und Interviews frei erfunden. Inzwischen hat sich die Aufregung gelegt.

Ist alles halb so wild, ein Einzelfall, oder haben die klassischen Medien, denen bereits vor Relotius «Fake News» und «Lügenpresse» vorgeworfen wurde, nachhaltigen Schaden genommen? Wie reagieren Reporterinnen und Reporter auf dem Feld? Wie die Heimredaktionen punkto Faktenchecking?

Ist das «Geschichtenerzählen» im Journalismus grundsätzlich infrage gestellt? Oder ist absolute Faktentreue sowieso eine Illusion und die Wahrheit liegt immer nur im Auge des Betrachters?

Unter der Leitung von Franz Fischlin diskutieren im «Medienclub»:
– Lukas Bärfuss, Schriftsteller
– Judith Wittwer, Chefredaktorin «Tages-Anzeiger»
– Daniel Puntas Bernet, Chefredaktor «Reportagen»
– Sibylle Lichtensteiger, Leiterin Stapferhaus Lenzburg mit Ausstellung «Fake – Die ganze Wahrheit»
– Peter Hossli, Reporter, Produzent «Club»
 
Videobotschaften von:
– Rafaela Roth, Reporterin «Tages-Anzeiger», Gewinnerin real21 Medienpreis 2016 der Schweizer Journalistenschule MAZ
– Christof Gertsch, Reporter «Das Magazin»

Anmerkung der Redaktion:
Beim vom Gast Peter Hossli in der Sendung genannten Claude Bühler handelt es sich nicht um jenen Claude Bühler, der heute bei Tele Basel tätig ist.

Medienclub vom 19.02.2019

Medienclub

이별, 무엇 때문에 하게되나?
가난하다고 이별하지 마세요?
데이트비용 어떻게 해야 할까요?
구구절절한 이별 스토리... 이해가 안돼요!
이별 후 고통, 어떻게 치유하나!

여러분들의 질문과 함께한 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치 레드립! 공유와 좋아요 부탁드려요!
매주 수, 일요일 오후 10시는 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치, 레드립과 함께!
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섹스토이는 어디서? 레드립숍! redlips.kr

57화- 이별, 그 쓸쓸하고 단호한 것에 대하여 -2

마스터와 슬레이브? 디엣과의 차이는?
이런 구인글로 사람을 구할 수 있을까요?
디엣에서 가장 중요한 것은?
신뢰와 합의의 범위는 어디까지일까?
sm을 할 때 주의할 점은?

여러분들의 질문과 함께한 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치 레드립! 공유와 좋아요 부탁드려요!
매주 수, 일요일 오후 10시는 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치, 레드립과 함께!
게스트 출연은 https://goo.gl/forms/OikRGzSm84pyHcXF2
오픈카톡은 https://open.kakao.com/o/gSAbIuw
섹스토이는 어디서? 레드립숍! redlips.kr

56화 - BDSM, 연애디엣을 한다는 것은 ? -2

바이는 박쥐다? 
바이를 지우지 마세요
그들도 우리와 같은 사랑을 하고 있습니다
내가 바이인지 고민이 된다면?
고민이 될 때는 해야 한다!

여러분들의 질문과 함께한 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치 레드립! 공유와 좋아요 부탁드려요!
매주 수, 일요일 오후 10시는 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치, 레드립과 함께!
게스트 출연은 https://goo.gl/forms/OikRGzSm84pyHcXF2
오픈카톡은 https://open.kakao.com/o/gSAbIuw
섹스토이는 어디서? 레드립숍! redlips.kr

55화 - 남자 바이로 산다는 것은? -2

타투이스트 지망생을 위한 B군의 조언!
타투할까 말까 망설일 땐 하지마라!
첫째도 둘째도 셋째도 청결!
타투를 즐길 수 있어야 한다!
시선에 대한 B군의 생각은?

여러분들의 질문과 함께한 2030을 위한 솔직한 이야기, 레드립! 공유와 좋아요 부탁드려요!
매주 수, 일요일 오후 10시는 2030을 위한 솔직한 이야기, 레드립과 함께!
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섹스토이는 어디서? 레드립숍! redlips.kr

54화 -  B군이 밝히는 타투와 타투이스트! -2

펨돔이라서 못 구한다? 성향자는 어떻게 해야할까
바이섹슈얼이 들은 최악의 흔적 지우기는?
바이섹슈얼 진, 그녀의 로망은?
그레이 50가지 그림자와 성향자들
동성애를 바이섹슈얼로? 뭔 개소리야


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매주 수, 일요일 오후 10시는 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치, 레드립과 함께!
게스트 출연은 https://goo.gl/forms/OikRGzSm84pyHcXF2
오픈카톡은 https://open.kakao.com/o/gSAbIuw
섹스토이는 어디서? 레드립숍! redlips.kr

53화 - 바이섹슈얼과 BDSM - 2

레드립 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치

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Почему российские высокотехнологичные компании не стремятся выходить на публичный рынок? Стоит ли небольшим компаниям выпускать собственные акции? И готов ли обычный инвестор вкладываться в российские стартапы и инновации? Эти вопросы обсудили экономический обозреватель «Коммерсантъ FM» Константин Максимов, ведущий Сергей Соболев и специальный гость — исполнительный директор по рынку инноваций и инвестиций Московской биржи, руководитель подкомитета по финансовым рынкам «Деловой России» Геннадий Марголит. Слушайте и подписывайтесь в iTunes и Blubrry.

Подкаст «Ъ FM»: О судьбе российских стартапов и инвестиций в них

Какую модель экономики строит Россия, и нужна ли ей дедолларизация? Почему в нефтедобывающей стране дорожает бензин, а о европейских ставках по ипотеке можно только мечтать? Во что инвестировать, чтобы гарантированно улучшить свое положение на рынке? Об этом и многом другом экономический обозреватель «Коммерсантъ FM» Константин Максимов поговорил со специальным гостем — заведующим отделом международных рынков капитала ИМЭМО РАН Яковом Миркиным. Слушайте и подписывайтесь в iTunes и Blubrry.

Подкаст «Ъ FM»: О российской экономике и ее особенностях

Как изменились инвестиционные компании с начала бурных нулевых и после западных санкций? Какие теперь инвестиции считаются крупными? И чем рискуют патриотичные инвесторы? Эти и другие вопросы Михаил Гуревич, Рамаз Чиаурели и специальный гость — управляющий директор инвестиционной компании «Московские партнеры» Евгений Коган. Слушайте и подписывайтесь в iTunes и Blubrry.

Подкаст «Ъ FM»: Об инвестициях в условиях санкций

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From La Trobe Asia and the Australia India Institute (AII), India Rising explores how India works, how it doesn't, and how it got to be the country that it is today.

When Narendra Modi and the BJP won the 2014 election in India they did so under the slogan 'Achhe din aane waale hain' - Good days are coming.

With an impending election, we give Modi's progress a report card. Have good days come to India?

Guest:
Emeritus Professor Robin Jeffrey (Politics, La Trobe University)

07 | Ache Din

There are 22 official languages in India, but more than 780 have been recognised. It can be a challenge to communicate across the country, and while the most common language is Hindi there’s communication of all sorts in a variety of dialects and scripts.

Guest:
Emeritus Professor Robin Jeffrey (Politics, La Trobe University)
Dr Ian Woolford (Lecturer in Hindi, La Trobe University)

06 | A Land of Languages

Religion and caste divides Indians in many ways - religion primarily between Hindu and Muslim, with Hindu further divided by a complex caste system which can influence how they work, how they live and even who they marry.

While laws and social initiatives have tried to to counteract inequality and discrimination, it does still happen.

Guest:
Emeritus Professor Robin Jeffrey (Politics, La Trobe University)

05 | Religion and Caste

With a fast-growing population and aspirations to join the throwaway prosperity of the developed world, India generates vast quantities of waste, sewerage and pollution. How does it live with and deal with the problem?

Guest:
Emeritus Professor Robin Jeffrey (Politics, La Trobe University)
Assoc. Professor Assa Doron (College of Asia and the Pacific. Australian National University)

04 | Waste of a Nation

The Indian National Congress party in India has mostly looked to the Nehru-Gandhi family for leadership, making them powerful figures in India’s political landscape. Four members of the family have been Prime Minister of the country, but does the current leader, Rahul Gandhi, have what it takes?

Guest: Emeritus Professor Robin Jeffrey (Politics, La Trobe University).

03 | Dynastic Leadership

India Rising

Infurmaziun: Quest podcast da videos vegn stritgà la fin da fanadur 2021. Episodas existentas e futuras chattais vus sin noss portal Play RTR (www.rtr.ch/play). Tge fatschenta il Grischun e la Svizra rumantscha? Da glindesdi fin venderdi rapporta l’emissiun Telesguard da schabetgs actuals en la Sviz...

Somedia e Schawinski cumbattan per il num «Radio Grischa» – program da stad d'Origen sto vegnir adattà – il chastè da Tarasp vegn sanà.

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Temas da quest’emissun: Persunas cun impediment daventan assistents turistics a Poschiavo - Novitads - Tge pensa la glieud dals pretschs da premia adina pli auts? - Prevista Cuntrasts - Meteo

Telesguard dals 23.05.2024

Il chantun Grischun ha preschentà per l'emprima giada ina strategia turistica cumplessiva – Lucas Quinter, ch'ha trisomia, viva l'inclusiun sco part da la Societad da musica Mustér.

Telesguard dals 22.05.2024

Pervia da la situaziun precara da l'aura passan ils ciclists dal Giro d’Italia be cun l'auto tras la Val Müstair – 	
trais allevaturs grischuns han pudì nudar in success cun lur vatgas tar il campiunadi europeic en l'Austria – 	
da l'emprima plazza per il pli bel iver ha la vatga Berna, che tutga a Renzo Blumenthal da Vella, dastgà s’allegrar.

Telesguard dals 21.05.2024

Ils responsabels da la Casa s. Martin prendan posiziun a las reproschas d'anteriur persunal – «Salid dal Grischun» mussa il svilup dal Grischun cun cartas postalas – Simon Jacomet fa skis

Telesguard dals 17.05.2024

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KBOO Radio is a community-powered station in Portland Oregon

Anthony Doerr is the author of four books, The Shell Collector, About Grace, 
Four Seasons in Rome, and, most recently, Memory Wall.
Doerr’s short fiction has won four O. Henry Prizes and has been 
anthologized in The Best American Short Stories, The Anchor Book of New 
Americ...

Writers on Craft: Anthony Doerr

In this interview, Suzanne LaGrande talks with painter and writer Ted Katz 
about the characteristics of creative people, the relationship between 
writing, painting and other forms of community, and the importance of getting 
lost.

Writers on Craft: Ted Katz

Suzanne LaGrande interviews Maxine Hong Kingston, author of The Woman 
Warrior, China Men, The Fifth Book of Peace, and most recently, I Love a 
Broad Margin to My Life. A teacher, as well as a writer, Ms. Kingston taught 
creative writing at UC Berkeley since 1981. Recently ...

Writers on Craft: Maxine Hong Kingston

Suzanne LaGrande  interviews poet David Biespiel.   In addition to 
founding the Attic Institute, a literary haven and think tank for writers, 
Mr. Biespiel recently published Every Writer Has a Thousand Faces, a book 
about the creative process.  In this interview, Mr. Biesp...

Writers on Craft: David Biespiel

Jennifer Egan is the author of A Visit from the Goon Squad, The Keep, Look at 
Me, The Invisible Circus and the story collection Emerald City. In 2011, she 
won the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Critics Circle Award and the Los 
Angeles Times Book Prize, and was a ...

Writers on Craft on 12/22/11

Writers on Craft

Chaque semaine, Denise Epoté et un invité décryptent pendant 13 minutes l’actualité du continent africain ainsi que le devenir de ce dernier. Une tribune qui n’a pas froid aux yeux et se penche notamment sur les problématiques les plus brûlantes du moment.

En remportant avec 73 % des suffrages la présidentielle congolaise, Félix Tshisekedi, mal élu en 2018, assoit sa légitimité à la tête de la RDC. À l'occasion de ce second quinquennat, il doit lutter contre la corruption et ramener la paix dans l'Est. Entretien avec le politologue Bob Kabamba. 

Présentation : Denise Époté. 
www.tv5monde.com/etsi

Bob Kabamba

Succès Masra, président du parti des Transformateurs et farouche opposant au pouvoir dynastique des Déby, est nommé Premier ministre du Tchad. Son alliance avec le pouvoir signe-t-elle la mort de l'opposition ? Réponse avec Baïdessou Soukolgue, directeur exécutif de l'Institut électoral pour une démocratie durable en Afrique (EISA). 

Présentation : Denise Époté. 
www.tv5monde.com/etsi

Baïdessou Soukolgue

Trente ans après la disparition d'Houphouët-Boigny, fondateur du PDCI-RDA, le parti élit à sa tête Tidjane Thiam, qui va disputer la présidentielle de 2025. Entretien avec le politologue Francis Akindès, alors que cette nouvelle redistribue les cartes sur l'échiquier politique national, notamment en imposant un rajeunissement des acteurs. 

Présentation : Denise Époté. 
www.tv5monde.com/etsi

Francis Akindès

Directrice de la communication de l'OIF, Oria Kije Vande Weghe revient sur le fonds « La francophonie avec elles », projet phare qui accompagne depuis la crise sanitaire des milliers de femmes piliers de leurs familles et de leurs communautés. Face au succès, une quatrième campagne est lancée.

Présentation : Denise Époté. 
www.tv5monde.com/etsi

Oria Kije Vande Weghe

Au moment où se tient la COP28 de Dubaï, quelles sont les chances pour les pays non pollueurs de voir leur développement accompagné par les grands pollueurs, qui tardent à tenir les engagements de la COP21 ? Enseignant et chercheur au Centre mondial des légumes, Edmond Totin répond.

Présentation : Denise Époté. 
www.tv5monde.com/etsi

Edmond Totin

TV5MONDE - Et si... vous me disiez toute la vérité

An evening of non-fiction as Fortunato reads Chapter 13, Mabel At The 
Wheel, from Dana Stevens'  biography of Buster Keaton, Camera Man 2022. 
Tonight's chapter focuses on the career of Mabel Normand, who was already an 
established star and director by the time Charlie Cha...

Mabel Normand- Pioneer Filmaker

Edward G Robinson stars in and adaptation of aCornel Woolrich story, The 
Night Has A Thousand Eyes. Plus Jack Webb in an episode of the rare series 
Pete Kelly's Blues.

Double Feature starring Edward G. Robinson and Jack Webb

Tonight we reair a couple of cozy stories for a winter evening set in mid 
20th Century New York City. Up first, Katherine Dunn reads Damon 
Runyon's Tight Shoes, a story about local politics.  And in the second 
hour, Dick Powell returns as Private Eye Richard Diamond who fin...

Katherine Dunn reads Runyon  Dick Powell appears as Diamond

To night a chilling story by Robert E. Howard, set in the Gothic South. Two 
young men on a vacation seek shelter in what they think is an abandoned old 
mansion. Only to find something evil and murdrous hiding in the dusty, cobweb 
filled hallways. Comsidered by many to be on...

Halloween We Dare You To Listen In The Dark Special

Tonight we honor the passing of long time KBOO on air host Walt Curtis of The 
Talking Earth. Ten years ago I brought Walt into the studio to record him 
reading a story by Jack London called Hobos That Pass In The Night. About 
London's own years riding the rails looking for ...

Walt Curtis Tribute

Gremlin Time

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Diplomatic consultancy Grassroot Diplomat discuss innovative practices of diplomacy and international relations in today's world. Topics include leadership and self-development, networking, public diplomacy, personal branding, and digital diplomacy. Popular guests include: Talyn Rahman-Figueroa, San...

You have no control over where you are born, but many are persecuted over their nationality. Being mindful that we could have been born ANYWHERE should be the first thing that diplomats need to be trained about. Not everyone is in a fortunate or privileged position to be born in safe and favourable places.

Accident of your birth

Stereotypes and misconceptions run deep about diplomats and their work in diplomacy, but where do these perceptions come from? Even in the year 2020, things haven’t changed much in terms of how people view diplomats. Diplomacy is a career that is seen to be reserved for the elite and is washed with so many stereotypes, it’s difficult for ordinary people to even know what diplomats actually do.

Misconceptions about being a diplomat

Many people get politicians and diplomats confused because they all work for the government. But politicians are elected and diplomats are not....but diplomats are given a very big title but serve politicians. How does this work? Who is the boss? Who is accountable to whom? What are the similarities and differences? What do diplomats do that is glaringly different from politicians abroad?

Role of Politicians and Diplomats

Modern day diplomacy is being crushed by ignorance and hate speeches with many, many examples of how people are made to feel like second class citizens. What does that mean and where is this happening?

Is diplomacy racist?

Countries are misrepresented through perpetual negative stereotypes and the media controls perceptions. How can governments take more control on their self-image and what impact will more proactive branding strategy have on the people?

BroadTalk

Medienclub

레드립 붉은 입들의 아무말 대잔치

Raleigh Real Estate Podcast with Chris Gorman

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India Rising

Telesguard

Telesguard

Writers on Craft

TV5MONDE - Et si... vous me disiez toute la vérité

Gremlin Time

Healthwatch

Grassroot Diplomat Talks

Perspective

NCS: Unstoppable Sessions

nhsmanagers

Observatório Carioca - Andrea Gouvêa Vieira

ទស្សនៈព្រឹត្តិការណ៍ពិភពលោក

Radio Duna | Aire Fresco

Hamişden Sesler

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Florida Exclusivo

ECHO's Voices of Webster

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Los Columnistas de Mesa Central

Radio Duna | Hablemos en Off

The Matthew Wright Show

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个案说法

Aufgedeckt - der investigative Podcast

John Carroll's Take

TechnoAgorist

Sunflower Brew

RTL - Newsflash

The Scottish Politics Podcast

Must klahv, valge klahv

Bandcast

Radio Duna | Conexión IP

Radio 1 - Literaturkritiker

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Netzgespräche

咖喱锅

Uncommonly Libertarian

318 Now Podcast

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Mauizar's Podcast

Moldova la ora 7

Unmistakably Us

Journal Afrique

Wake Up, Wise Up, Step Up Podcast