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The APG Hidden History podcast provides a fun and engaging review of APG’s historic sites that no longer exist, are not available for public access, or are lesser-known aspects of APG’s history and historic properties, to provide information regarding some of the hidden stories behind APG's history.

Episode 6 – “Plumb Crazy at Plumb Point – Part 3” – The final episode of Season 1 of Aberdeen Proving Ground’s Hidden History wraps up the discussion of the Plumb Point housing area, and reviews the development of the military landscape over time, and its evolution from working center of APG to officers housing and now location of the Living Legacy Forest, honoring Gold Star Soldiers and their families.

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History - Episode 6 - "Plumb Crazy at Plumb Point pt.3"

Episode 5 – “Plumb Crazy at Plumb Point – Part 2” – Special Guest Lucas Taylor, spouse of MG (Ret.) Randy Taylor, joins Sean Kief and Susan Thompson to discuss his two-year occupancy of Quarters One, the Commanding Officer’s Quarters at Aberdeen Proving Ground.

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History - Episode 5 - "Plumb Crazy at Plumb Point pt.2"

The History of Plumb Point and Quarters One is emblematic of the effects the establishment of Aberdeen Proving Ground had on the landscapes, people, and industries of Harford County. Long held tracts and family names familiar in Harford County would give way to the urgent needs of a country bracing for entrance into World War I.

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History - Episode 4 - "Plumb Crazy at Plumb Point pt.1"

The history of Poole's island and APG, is the history of America. Poole's Island is representative of American revolution, art, agriculture and its early dependance on enslaved labor, maritime navigation and tragedy, sporting and leisure, and military use, all on an island just over 200 acres in size. Poole's Island is located off the southern coast of the Edgewood Area of APG.

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History - Episode 2 - "Peaches and Punches at Poole's pt.2"

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History - Episode 2 - "Peaches and Punches at Poole's pt.1"

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History

Join LTC Forst as he and his guests explore the world of trial advocacy in the U.S. Army and beyond.  As the largest military Service in the Department of Defense, the U.S. Army has a broad and well-practiced Corps of attorneys practicing in an array of legal disciplines.  Whether it be the ongoing ...

LTC Forst sits down with an attorney from the Environmental Law Division to discuss what it was like to try a case in federal court via Zoom.

Episode - 2 Trial By Zoom

On this episode of Matt Talks, Ms. Perry joins LTC Forst to discuss depositions and mediation in civil litigation.  Are virtual depositions and mediations here to stay? How are they different and what should practitioners do to be successful on the virtual front?

Episode - 1 Virtual Depositions & Mediation in the COVID Era

Matt Talks

CSW stands with those facing injustice because of their religion or belief, and advocates to defend, protect and restore religious freedom worldwide. 

As the world tackles ever worsening inequalities and rights violations, CSW’s advocacy for the right to religious freedom is needed now more than ev...

Join Darren and CSW's Lead Advocate for Vietnam, Laos and North Korea as they discuss the issues related to freedom of religion or belief in those countries.

Episode 7: CSW's Lead Advocate for Vietnam, Laos & North Korea

Reverend Yunusa Nmadu is founder and CEO of CSW Nigeria. He is a convert from Islam, a pastor and church leader who seeks redemptive and creative solutions to religious injustices prevalent  in his country, while assisting survivors and championing reconciliation.
A previous guest, Khataza has advocated for freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) for over 20 years. As Joint Head of Advocacy at CSW UK and Team Leader for Africa and the Middle East at CSW, she briefs officials in the US, UK, EU and Africa, and has written articles on FoRB-related thematic and country issues for UK newspapers, and more recently, for the Berkley Forum. 
Khataza is currently a member of the Africa Advisory Council of the African Vision Working Group of the International Religious Freedom or Belief, and is on the International Religious Freedom and Belief Alliance IRFBA Council of Experts.

Episode 6: Reverend Yunusa Nmadu & Dr Khataza Gondwe

Ben is a human rights activist and writer. He’s the senior analyst for Asia at CSW. He’s been involved with CSW since 1994. He’s also the co-founder and chief executive of Hong Kong Watch. His latest book is called The China Nexus which deals with the human rights crisis across China. 
Ben resides in London, where we’re connecting today via Zoom.

Episode 5: Benedict Rogers

Khataza has advocated for freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) for over 20 years. As Joint Head of Advocacy at CSW UK and Team Leader for Africa and the Middle East at CSW, she briefs officials in the US, UK, EU and Africa, and has written articles on FoRB-related thematic and country issues for UK newspapers, and more recently, for the Berkley Forum. 
Khataza is currently a member of the Africa Advisory Council of the African Vision Working Group of the International Religious Freedom or Belief, and is on the International Religious Freedom and Belief Alliance IRFBA Council of Experts.

Episode 4: Khataza Gondwe

Anna Lee Stangl is Joint Head of Advocacy at CSW. Anna Lee has been at CSW since she was appointed as European Union Liaison Officer in 1999. She spent 11 years in Brussels coordinating CSW’s advocacy on international religious freedom with the EU and also developed CSW’s research and advocacy in Latin America establishing our work in Cuba, Colombia, Mexico and most recently, Nicaragua. 
In 2012 she moved back to the US and is now based in Washington DC. Around five years ago she was appointed Joint Head of the Advocacy department and she also continues to lead the Americas Team, in addition to monitoring and coordinating our US government focused advocacy.

Episode 3: Anna Lee Stangl

Free To Believe

Every leader carries different sets of tools, aides, and experiences that shape their path when it comes to navigating a career in the Navy and beyond. In this series, NAVWAR Command Master Chief Loren Rucker meets with various leaders across the command to hear about the different skills and tools ...

Naval Information Warfare System Command (NAVWAR) Command Master Chief Loren Rucker discusses with different leaders the tools they used to lead their team as part of a series "What's in Rucker's Rucksack". In this episode, Rucker speaks with NAVWAR Deputy Commander, Acquisition and Program Management Craig Madsen about working relationships with military and civilian personnel and opportunities within the Navy.

What's In Rucker's Rucksack? - Episode 4 - Military/Civilian Relationships and Navy Opportunities

Every leader carries different tools, aides, and experiences that shape their path when navigating a career in the Navy and beyond. 

In this video series, NAVWAR Command Master Chief Loren Rucker meets with various leaders across the enterprise to gather insight on the different skills and tools they use to motivate and guide their teams to success. 

In episode three, we hear from NAVWAR Chief Engineer Rob Wolborsky about the importance of seeing our systems and capabilities in action to understand fully the trials and tribulations directly from the Sailors we support. With their input, he says, we can attack problems with much more vigor. 

Also discussed is finding balance with three core pillars of life – family, self, and work.

What's In Rucker's Rucksack? - Episode 3 - Mission in Action and Work/Life Balance

Every leader carries different sets of tools, aides, and experiences that shape their path when it comes to navigating a career in the Navy and beyond.

In this series, NAVWAR Command Master Chief Loren Rucker meets with various leaders across the command to hear about the different skills and tools they use to motivate and guide their teams to success.

In these short, casual conversations, Rucker helps to “unpack” some insightful tips and tricks for career development that YOU can pack in your rucksack.

In the second episode, CMC chats with NAVWAR Director of Contracts Troy Gunter about his career path, mentoring, and the importance of staying closely tied to the organizational mission.

What's in Rucker's Rucksack? - Episode 2 - Career Paths and Mentoring

Every leader carries different sets of tools, aides, and experiences that shape their path when it comes to navigating a career in the Navy and beyond.

In this series, NAVWAR Command Master Chief Loren Rucker meets with various leaders across the command to hear about the different skills and tools they use to motivate and guide their teams to success.

In these short, casual conversations, Rucker helps to “unpack” some insightful tips and tricks for career development that YOU can pack in your rucksack.

In this first episode, CMC catches up with NAVWAR Director of Corporate Strategy David Millner to chat about different leadership styles and common leadership challenges.

What's in Rucker's Rucksack? - Episode 1 - Leadership Styles and Challenges

What's in Rucker's Rucksack?

Updates from Harrisburg and the 47th District

State Rep. Joe D’Orsie gets Straight to the Point with Jonathan Williams, Chief Economist and Executive Vice-President of the American Legislative Exchange Council to discuss the effects of progressive monetary policy, and what can be done to try to improve the economic situation in the Commonwealth.

Straight to the Point… with Jonathan Williams

State Rep. Joe D’Orsie gets Straight to the Point with State Rep. Jim Struzzi – Pennsylvania is a leader in energy production and we want to stay that way.  How do we shape our policy to remain an industry leader while working with environmental concerns?

Straight to the Point… with Jim Struzzi

State Rep. Joe D’Orsie gets Straight to the Point with Keith Williams, Senior Vice President of the Center for Independent Employees – a legal defense foundation for employees opposed to union oppression in the workplace.

Straight to the Point… with Keith Williams

State Rep. Joe D’Orsie gets Straight to the Point with Cherise Trump, Executive Director of Speech First – an organization dedicated to preserving First Amendment rights on college campuses.

Straight to the Point… with Cherise Trump

State Rep. Joe D’Orsie gets Straight to the Point with David N, Taylor, President and CEO of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association.

Straight to the Point… with David N. Taylor

Straight to the Point with Joe D’Orsie

To challenge the stigma and stereotypes often associated with drug and alcohol addiction, the CBP Substance and Alcohol Misuse Prevention program presents the “Living in Recovery” podcast series. The quarterly podcast series highlights the reality that recovery from drug and alcohol addiction is pos...

Jimmy’s Journey from Lifestyle Choice to Recovering From Problem Drinking. 
Jimmy shares his recovery experience and how treatment helped him come to terms with his addiction. Jimmy talks about how drinking changed from a lifestyle choice to becoming a problem and currently how recovery is an integral part of his life.

Living in Recovery - Episode 6

(Continued from Episode 5, part 1) John shares how his life has changed for the better since making his sobriety a priority. John describes how he learned how to have fun again and describes why he views the process of recovery as a “self-discovery program”.

Living In Recovery - Episode 5 Part 2

Struggling in Silence: John walks us through the challenges he overcame and what he had to come terms with in order to find strength in his recovery journey.

Living In Recovery - Episode 5 Part 1

Personal Loss During Recovery: Gabe shares the lessons he’s learned since first beginning his recovery journey and pays tribute to a friend lost along with the way.

Living In Recovery - Episode 4

In this episode, our very own podcast producer, Tim, shares his experience growing up with family members who struggled with addiction.

Living In Recovery - Episode 3

Living in Recovery

The Fox Chatter podcast is a channel to receive updates from the 169th Fighter Wing commander in an effort to maximize communication with wing Airmen. Col. Michael Ferrario will discuss his priorities, upcoming events, and provide feedback to relevant comments sent through the Comment Box in the 169...

Col. Michael Ferrario, the 169th Fighter Wing commander, provides updates to Swamp Fox Airmen during his monthly podcast. The June episode features Col. Jim Roth, the director of strategic plans and policy at Joint Force Headquarters, South Carolina Air National Guard, with an in-depth recap on the recent XAB deployment, where he was the expeditionary air base group commander.

Fox Chatter - Episode 9

Col. Michael Ferrario, the 169th Fighter Wing commander, provides updates to Swamp Fox Airmen during his monthly podcast. This episode features Ms. Briana Oglesby, the fitness operations coordinator, discussing how she can help SCANG Airmen achieve their fitness goals.

Fox Chatter - Episode 8

April 2024 Edition of Fox Chatter featuring Staff Sgt. Mitch Dunkin from the 169th Intelligence Squadron and fighter wing updates from Col. Michael Ferrario to include Public Affairs winners of the Morrell Media Awards.

Fox Chatter - Episode 7

Col. Michael Ferrario provides monthly SCANG updates and interviews special guests, Maj. Brady "FUEL" Augustin and Master Sgt. Steadman Demarco.  Maj. Augustin shares the story behind receiving the Koren Kolligian Jr. Trophy and Master Sgt. Demarco discusses the status of MCA Crew Chief training.

Fox Chatter - Episode 6

Col. Michael Ferrario, 169th Fighter Wing commander, provides updates to the airmen during his monthly podcast.  This episode features guests, Col. Jeffrey Smith 169th Medical Group commander and SSgt. Mitchell Dunkin from the 169th Intelligence Squadron.

Fox Chatter Episode 5

Fox Chatter

Our vision for 'Ready, Set, Airlift!' is straightforward – to provide you with discussion and guidance on topics that resonate with the mission of the 433rd Airlift Wing. Our goal is to help Alamo Wing Reserve Citizen Airmen stay connected with the wing in between training weekends and give them an ...

433rd Airlift Wing Commander Col. William Gutermuth and Command Chief Takesha Williams share some parting messages and reflect on their experiences with the Alamo Wing as their leadership tour comes to a close.

Ready, Set, Airlift! Ep. 10 Wing CC & CCC Reflect On Command Time

MSgt. Delbert Templeton, Resiliency Integrator First Sergeant for the 433rd AW, explains how to up your resiliency game and take advantage of the resources available to you.

Ready, Set, Airlift! Ep. 9 Understanding Resiliency

We sit down with Brig. Gen. Russell Driggers, the commander of the 502nd Airbase Wing and Joint Base San Antonio, for some insight on the intricacies and challenges of running one of the largest military installations in the country and how the mission of the 433rd Airlift Wing fits into the bigger picture at JBSA. Plus, Brig. Gen. Driggers shares some lessons learned and advice from his almost 30 years of service in the Air Force.

Ready, Set, Airlift! Ep. 8 Brig. Gen. Russell Driggers

In honor of Women's History Month, Brig. Gen. Lisa Craig, Air Force Recruiting Service deputy commander, shares her experiences as a woman in uniform for 35 years.

Ready, Set, Airlift! Ep. 7 Women in the Air Force

Brig. Gen. Lisa Craig, Air Force Recruiting Service Deputy Commander, joins us to discuss the state of Air Force and Air Force Reserve recruiting, and why all Airmen can benefit from participating in the recruitment process.

Ready, Set, Airlift! Ep. 6 Why Recruiting Should Matter To You

Ready, Set, Airlift!

The Volley Chief is a dynamic and enlightening podcast that delves deep into the multifaceted world of leadership within volunteer fire departments, highlighting the significance of their role in ensuring public safety and community well-being.

Hosted by David Lenart, an experienced volunteer Fire ...

Chief Lenart talks water rescue with Storm Ambulance & Rescue Corps CT Mike Witek.

Surfs Up

Chief Lenarts talks to AB from Hops & Halligans about the Donch Does Derby event

Hops & Halligans

Chief Lenart Freelances and talks Command Boards and Drone.

Freelancing Vo 2

Chief Lenart talks to Jake Monday from the Somers Fd Montana

I would have liked to see Montana

Chief Lenart returns to CT to talk to Ryan Litwin of the Bantam CT Fire Department.

Back to CT

The Volley Chief

Updates from Harrisburg and the 122nd District

How much power should House Leaders have over rank-and-file members?  Reps. Heffley and Cutler discuss the latest power grab by House Democrats.

Is Your State Rep. Being Strong-Armed? – Talkin’ with Doyle – 5-22-24

Should unelected bureaucrats have the power to determine how we prepare our food, heat our homes, and clean our clothes?

Protecting Your Right to Grill – Talkin’ with Doyle – 5-8-24

As another election approaches, what has been done to ensure that the people can trust our voting system.  Rep. Heffley discusses the role of election workers in this process with Huntre Keip.

Ensuring Election Integrity – Talkin’ with Doyle – 4-17-24

What can be done to protect homeowners and farmers from squatters who sneak onto their land and can’t be removed?  Rep. Donna Scheuren joins Rep. Heffley and Huntre Keip to discuss how to address this growing problem.

Homeowner Protection and Squatter Eviction – Talkin’ with Doyle – 4-10-24

How far should the Government go to protect itself and the people from apps that may have sinister underpinnings?  Rep. Stephenie Scialabba joins Rep. Heffley and Huntre Keip to discuss how different generations view social media.

TikTok and Cybersecurity with Rep. Scialabba – Talkin’ with Doyle – 3-27-24

Talkin’ With Doyle

The National Conservation Training Center invites prominent conservationists, writers, historians, scientists, filmmakers, and educators to discuss their work with a broad and interested public. These talks are a part of the NCTC Conservation Lecture Series, which is co-sponsored by The Friends of t...

Halfway between Hawaii and American Samoa lies the Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge. Palmyra consists of a circular string of about 26 islets nestled among several lagoons and encircled by 15,000 acres of shallow turquoise reefs and deep blue submerged reefs. It is the northernmost atoll in the Line Islands of the equatorial Pacific. Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge was established in 2001, by the Secretary of the Interior. In 2009, the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument was established. Palmyra Atoll is one of seven National Wildlife Refuges within the Marine National Monument. Only Palmyra is open for public visitation. The Monument represents one of the last frontiers of scientific discovery in the world and is a safe haven for Central Pacific biodiversity. The Monument and the national wildlife refuges within it protect entire ecosystems – from coral reefs to deep seamounts, abyssal plains, and volcanic features. In this episode of Conservationists in Action, Randy Robinson talks with Ryan Hagerty, Senior Video Producer and Regional Diving Safety Officer, about his experience working with the dive team on a pilot project to control the invasive "crown-of-thorns" starfish and prevent an outbreak on the remote Palmyra Atoll.

Diving Palmyra Atoll: A photographic journey to one of the most isolated islands in the world

USFWS/NCTC Conservationists in Action

Kulturjournalist och författare, pratar om ett intresse som format hans liv: läsning.

Sebastian Johans

Läkare inriktad på ärftliga sjukdomar, delar med sig av minnen från sitt Sommaråland.

Carina Wallgren-Pettersson

Pensionerad tandläkare, kulturaktivist, körsångare och amatörskådis med fallenhet för filosofi.

Mikael Lagström

Robbe Sagulin

Anton Nilsson

Ålands Radio - Sommarprat 2023

We’re shining the spotlight on the little critters that make the world go around. Bugs! Every episode, Simon Connolly and Morgane Merien will be interviewing a rising star of New Zealand science and seeing what they can tell us about the world around us. This season, we’ll be looking at: dorky-looki...

Aotearoa: Wasp Capital of the World. In the final episode of the season, Morgane continues her intervie with Dr Jenny Jandt.

The Science Bug – 18-03-2024

(Not so) ferocious bees and wasps?! Morgane sits down with Dr JennyJandt to discuss aggression in social insects.

The Science Bug – 11-03-2024

Bees in submarines! Simon concludes his interview with Rene Devenish, and yes, bees were placed in submarines. For science!

The Science Bug Ep 8 – 04-03-2024

Pollinators in a Warming World. Simon interviews Rene Devenish about cute little bees and the pernicious effects of climate change.

The Science Bug Ep 7 – 26-02-2024

More Butterflies. More Nettles! Morgane continues her interview with Greer Sanger about the Bug of the Year winner, Kahukura!

Government & Organizations Podcasts / Page 120

Aberdeen Proving Ground's Hidden History

Matt Talks

Free To Believe

What's in Rucker's Rucksack?

Straight to the Point with Joe D’Orsie

Living in Recovery

Fox Chatter

Ready, Set, Airlift!

The Volley Chief

Talkin’ With Doyle

USFWS/NCTC Conservationists in Action

Ålands Radio - Sommarprat 2023

The Science Bug

The TBI Family

"Oh, You?!" Podcast

Behind the Badge

Alabama Guard Radio

おとなの住む旅

Podcast – International Political Economy (Fall 09)

遠野まごころネット

InterVarsity

National Association of Letter Carriers

Botanical Buzz

The Fellowship Video Podcast

Gente de Campo y gente de jale: Gente de Campo y gente de jale

SOUTHCOM Podcast

PublicDecisions PublicForum Book Talk

De Politica y Otras Cosas con Carlos Ramones

Climate Matters

News From The Top

Local Government in North Carolina

The Debrief

City and County of Denver: Clerk & Recorder's Office Public Forum Video Podcast

Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site Podcasts

Luhmaniac liest und interpretiert Niklas Luhmann, Das Recht der Gesellschaft

ONE

Better Angels with Sarah Brown

Pitkin County, CO: New Pitkin View Audio Podcast

디스팩트 시즌4

책 읽어주는 사서

Friends & Relatives Radio Podcast

The Change Chats

The Market That Moves America

2014全国高校台长训练营

土逼No.4

Yarra Institute for Religion and Social Policy

City and County of Denver: Independent Audit Committee Audio Podcast

Grove Unleashed

World War II Tour - National Museum of the USAF

City of Ventura: City of Ventura Video Podcast