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Laura's  House's Podcast

Podcast de Raymond Orta, Abogado, Especialista en Litigios, Pruebas y Tecnología. Científico Criminalistico, Perito forense en documentos, Informática Forense y Dactiloscopia, Conferencista Internacional. Miembro de SIPDO y ASQDE ¡Bienvenidos a Tecnoabogados, el podcast sobre derecho tecnológico! En este espacio, exploraremos cómo la tecnología está transformando la manera en que entendemos y aplicamos el derecho. Desde la protección de datos personales hasta la regulación de las criptomonedas, pasando por la inteligencia artificial y el derecho de autor en la era digital, abordaremos temas clave en la intersección entre el derecho y la tecnología. Nos acompañarán expertos en la materia para discutir los retos y oportunidades que plantea esta nueva realidad digital. Únete a nosotros para aprender y reflexionar sobre el futuro de la justicia en un mundo cada vez más tecnológico. ¡Comencemos <a href="https://tecnoabogados.net" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://tecnoabogados.net</a> El podcast de Raymond Orta es una serie de episodios en los que se abordan diversos temas legales y de actualidad en Venezuela. Raymond Orta, abogado y experto en derecho, comparte su experiencia y conocimiento en cada episodio, analizando situaciones y casos legales que afectan a la sociedad venezolana.En cada episodio, se discuten temas como los derechos humanos, la justicia, la corrupción y la situación política del país. También se abordan temas específicos del derecho, como la legislación laboral, la propiedad intelectual y el derecho a la privacidad.Además de abordar temas técnicos, el podcast también incluye entrevistas a expertos y profesionales del derecho en Venezuela, quienes comparten sus puntos de vista y experiencia en la materia.El objetivo del podcast de Raymond Orta es educar y sensibilizar a la audiencia sobre los problemas y desafíos legales en Venezuela, y cómo afectan a la sociedad en general. También busca proporcionar información valiosa y práctica para aquellos que enfrentan situaciones legales complejas en su vida diaria.

Podcast de Raymond Orta, Abogado, Especialista en Litigios, Pruebas y Tecnología. Científico Criminalistico, Perito forense en documentos, Informática Forense y Dactiloscopia, Conferencista Internacional. Miembro de SIPDO y ASQDE¡Bienvenidos a Tecnoabogados, el podcast sobre derecho tecnológico! En este espacio, exploraremos cómo la tecnología está transformando la manera en que entendemos y aplicamos el derecho. Desde la protección de datos personales hasta la regulación de las criptomonedas, pasando por la inteligencia artificial y el derecho de autor en la era digital, abordaremos temas clave en la intersección entre el derecho y la tecnología. Nos acompañarán expertos en la materia para discutir los retos y oportunidades que plantea esta nueva realidad digital. Únete a nosotros para aprender y reflexionar sobre el futuro de la justicia en un mundo cada vez más tecnológico. ¡Comencemoshttps://tecnoabogados.netEl podcast de Raymond Orta es una serie de episodios en los que se abordan diversos temas legales y de actualidad en Venezuela. Raymond Orta, abogado y experto en derecho, comparte su experiencia y conocimiento en cada episodio, analizando situaciones y casos legales que afectan a la sociedad venezolana.En cada episodio, se discuten temas como los derechos humanos, la justicia, la corrupción y la situación política del país. También se abordan temas específicos del derecho, como la legislación laboral, la propiedad intelectual y el derecho a la privacidad.Además de abordar temas técnicos, el podcast también incluye entrevistas a expertos y profesionales del derecho en Venezuela, quienes comparten sus puntos de vista y experiencia en la materia.El objetivo del podcast de Raymond Orta es educar y sensibilizar a la audiencia sobre los problemas y desafíos legales en Venezuela, y cómo afectan a la sociedad en general. También busca proporcionar información valiosa y práctica para aquellos que enfrentan situaciones legales complejas en su vida diaria.

Podcast de Raymond Orta, Abogado, Especialista en Litigios, Pruebas y Tecnología. Científico Criminalistico, Perito forense en documentos, Informática Forense y Dactiloscopia, Conferencista Internacional. Miembro de SIPDO y ASQDE ¡Bienvenidos a Tecnoabogados, el podcast sobre derecho tecnológico! En este espacio, exploraremos cómo la tecnología está transformando la manera en que entendemos y aplicamos el derecho. Desde la protección de datos personales hasta la regulación de las criptomonedas, pasando por la inteligencia artificial y el derecho de autor en la era digital, abordaremos temas clave en la intersección entre el derecho y la tecnología. Nos acompañarán expertos en la materia para discutir los retos y oportunidades que plantea esta nueva realidad digital. Únete a nosotros para aprender y reflexionar sobre el futuro de la justicia en un mundo cada vez más tecnológico. ¡Comencemos <a href="https://tecnoabogados.net" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://tecnoabogados.net</a> El podcast de Raymond Orta es una serie de episodios en los que se abordan diversos temas legales y de actualidad en Venezuela. Raymond Orta, abogado y experto en derecho, comparte su experiencia y conocimiento en cada episodio, analizando situaciones y casos legales que afectan a la sociedad venezolana.En cada episodio, se discuten temas como los derechos humanos, la justicia, la corrupción y la situación política del país. También se abordan temas específicos del derecho, como la legislación laboral, la propiedad intelectual y el derecho a la privacidad.Además de abordar temas técnicos, el podcast también incluye entrevistas a expertos y profesionales del derecho en Venezuela, quienes comparten sus puntos de vista y experiencia en la materia.El objetivo del podcast de Raymond Orta es educar y sensibilizar a la audiencia sobre los problemas y desafíos legales en Venezuela, y cómo afectan a la sociedad en general. También busca proporcionar información valiosa y práctica para aquellos que enfrentan situaciones legales complejas en su vida diaria.

@Podcast de Raymond Orta Derecho, Tecnología, Pericias Informáticas y Documentos

Las cuatro horas íntegras del programa VOCES DE GALICIA de Radio Voz que se emite de 08:00 a 12:00 de lunes a viernes presentado por Isidoro Valerio. 
Síguenos: FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/vocesdegalicia
TWITTER: @VocesDeGalicia WHATSAPP: 649 483 799

Las cuatro horas íntegras del programa VOCES DE GALICIA de Radio Voz que se emite de 08:00 a 12:00 de lunes a viernes presentado por Isidoro Valerio. Síguenos: FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/vocesdegalicia TWITTER: @VocesDeGalicia WHATSAPP: 649 483 799

Voces de Galicia (Con Isidoro Valerio)

It is the intention of Jaws of Justice Radio to investigate how to achieve justice in America, this includes issues of economic injustice, political injustice and the criminal justice system. We want to put a human face on those caught in the grasp of injustice and those that are part of an unjust system. We strive to dispel the misconceptions created by the news and entertainment industry, politicians and our educational system.

Jaws of Justice Radio

<div>Wales' leading independent think tank. We are a charity that acts as a catalyst to generate intelligent debate about Wales' future. 
 

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Wales' leading independent think tank. We are a charity that acts as a catalyst to generate intelligent debate about Wales' future.

Wales' leading independent think tank. We are a charity that acts as a catalyst to generate intelligent debate about Wales' future.

Institute of Welsh Affairs

Are we at a series of global tipping points? Radio 4 explores the paradigm shifts that are taking place across the globe, from the arrival of the post-truth society to the potential departure of globalisation, taking in shifting demographic sands, the backlash against the political elite and pivot of power to the East along the way.

Are we at a series of global tipping points? Radio 4 explores the paradigm shifts that are taking place across the globe, from the arrival of the post-truth society to the potential departure of globalisation, taking in shifting demographic sands, the backlash against the political elite and pivot of power to the East along the way.

The New World

Our mission is to ensure the availability of effective, affordable and reduced harm alternatives to smoking by increasing public awareness and education; to encourage the testing and development of products to achieve acceptable safety standards and reasonable regulation; and to promote the benefits of reduced harm alternatives.

CASAA Media

No Entries

Macdonald-Laurier Institute's premier public policy podcast.

Pod Bless Canada

Using my experience & knowledge to talk about the best life has to offer, one person at a time. It's time to enjoy life and all it's beauty, life can be hard and at times, scary. And if you're feeling depressed, sad, scared or alone give me a call. I don't have all the answer, but I do have experience in picking myself up into a state of happiness

Using my experience &amp; knowledge to talk about the best life has to offer, one person at a time. It's time to enjoy life and all it's beauty, life can be hard and at times, scary. And if you're feeling depressed, sad, scared or alone give me a call. I don't have all the answer, but I do have experience in picking myself up into a state of happiness

Dupree, Inspirational Speaker/Entrepreneur.

The Sir David Williams Lecture is an annual address delivered by a guest lecturer in honour of Sir David Williams, Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of English Law and Emeritus Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University.  The lecture series is hosted by the Centre for Public Law (CPL).  

The Cambridge Faculty of Law has a long tradition of outstanding scholarship in Constitutional and Administrative Law as can be seen from the contributions of E.C.S. Wade, Stanley de Smith and Sir William Wade. Today a significant number of Faculty members continue to have research interests in these fields and in the area of regulation and regulatory systems.  The main aim of the CPL is to promote research in the area of public law, and to develop into a research centre of national and international reputation.

For more information about the David Williams Lectures, and the CPL, please see the CPL website at http://www.cpl.law.cam.ac.uk/

This collection is a home for audio recordings of the Sir David Williams Lectures. A separate video playlist is also available on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy4oXRK6xgzH52R69sPLrzW9BTLWVLvop

The Sir David Williams Lecture is an annual address delivered by a guest lecturer in honour of Sir David Williams, Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of English Law and Emeritus Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University. The lecture series is hosted by the Centre for Public Law (CPL). The Cambridge Faculty of Law has a long tradition of outstanding scholarship in Constitutional and Administrative Law as can be seen from the contributions of E.C.S. Wade, Stanley de Smith and Sir William Wade. Today a significant number of Faculty members continue to have research interests in these fields and in the area of regulation and regulatory systems. The main aim of the CPL is to promote research in the area of public law, and to develop into a research centre of national and international reputation. For more information about the David Williams Lectures, and the CPL, please see the CPL website at http://www.cpl.law.cam.ac.uk/ This collection is a home for audio recordings of the Sir David Williams Lectures. A separate video playlist is also available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy4oXRK6xgzH52R69sPLrzW9BTLWVLvop

The CPL Sir David Williams Lecture Podcast

Go behind the scenes of Neal Sáles-Griffin's quest to become mayor of Chicago. Follow along as a first-time candidate navigates the byzantine world of Chicago politics, and hear from Neal's colleagues, friends, family—and Neal himself.

Neal Runs For Mayor

SoulGround is helping people find themselves in the chaos through drama therapy.

SoulGround

Introducing our new podcast series: Remembering Together. It’s almost 80 years since the Netherlands was liberated, following 5 years of occupation. During that time the population was brutally suppressed.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jews and other groups were deported and murdered as war raged through Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;In this podcast series - brought to you by the British Embassy in the Hague - we look at the impact of occupation and the holocaust on the Netherlands, the process of liberating the Netherlands, and the continued importance today of remembering what happened in the Netherlands. This podcast is produced by Andy Clark of StudioLijn 14.

Introducing our new podcast series: Remembering Together. It’s almost 80 years since the Netherlands was liberated, following 5 years of occupation. During that time the population was brutally suppressed.    Jews and other groups were deported and murdered as war raged through Europe.    In this podcast series - brought to you by the British Embassy in the Hague - we look at the impact of occupation and the holocaust on the Netherlands, the process of liberating the Netherlands, and the continued importance today of remembering what happened in the Netherlands. This podcast is produced by Andy Clark of StudioLijn 14.

Remembering Together

Conversations, news and legislative updates. We promote the vitality and safety of Wisconsin's transportation system, including highways, public transit systems, public-use and general aviation airports, railroads, commercial ports, and roads.

TDA: On The Go Podcast

2dMarDiv SCPOA podcast has been set up specifically for EFMFWS study material to supplement our web-based ppts and quizzes. This is for all FMF platforms (GCE, ACE, LCE, MARSOC)

2dMarDivSCPOA

This podcast series features voices from the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI). Researchers and innovators discuss their work at the nanoscale, the challenges they’ve faced, and how they’ve connected with the NNI. 

If you want to learn more about nanotechnology, visit www.nano.gov or email us at info@nnco.nano.gov and check back here for more stories.

To celebrate the NNI, special anniversary episodes of the Stories from the NNI podcast series will share the perspectives of experts from academia, government, and industry on key research and development advances in nanotechnology and how the NNI has changed the nanotechnology landscape. These experts will share their thoughts on emerging applications and research questions at the expanding boundaries of nanotechnology. The series will also highlight what has been learned about the potential environmental, health, and safety implications of nanomaterials, as well as the safe handling procedures that have been developed.

If you’d like to share your story, please contact us at info@nnco.nano.gov. 

Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Nanotechnology Coordination Office or United States Government. Additionally, mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by any of the aforementioned parties. Any mention of commercial products, processes, or services cannot be construed as an endorsement or recommendation.

This podcast series features voices from the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI). Researchers and innovators discuss their work at the nanoscale, the challenges they’ve faced, and how they’ve connected with the NNI. If you want to learn more about nanotechnology, visit www.nano.gov or email us at info@nnco.nano.gov and check back here for more stories. To celebrate the NNI, special anniversary episodes of the Stories from the NNI podcast series will share the perspectives of experts from academia, government, and industry on key research and development advances in nanotechnology and how the NNI has changed the nanotechnology landscape. These experts will share their thoughts on emerging applications and research questions at the expanding boundaries of nanotechnology. The series will also highlight what has been learned about the potential environmental, health, and safety implications of nanomaterials, as well as the safe handling procedures that have been developed. If you’d like to share your story, please contact us at info@nnco.nano.gov. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Nanotechnology Coordination Office or United States Government. Additionally, mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by any of the aforementioned parties. Any mention of commercial products, processes, or services cannot be construed as an endorsement or recommendation.

Stories from the NNI

Launched in Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week 2019, the Shifting Perspectives Podcast is brought to you by the Down’s Syndrome Association.


In our podcast, we'll tell the stories of people who have Down's syndrome as well as of their families and carers, raising a smile, providing insights and challenging commonly held attitudes and prejudices.


We are thrilled to be working with Richard Bailey, curator and mastermind behind the Shifting Perspectives photography project, as our host.


<h1>Where Shifting Perspectives began</h1>


When his daughter, Billie-Jo, was born at the start of the noughties he knew very little about Down's syndrome and when he looked for information in books, he found very factual information and very factual images.


He explains in the introduction of the Shifting Perspectives book (published in 2012): "The images we found in those old textbooks had little bearing on our experience…We found no images that showed daily life, no images of families having fun with their children, or of young adults going about their daily life and these were the images that we dearly wanted to see."


Working with other parents of children with Down's syndrome, who also happened to be photographers, they created their first small exhibition of photographs in 2005 for Down's Syndrome Awareness Week.


With support from the Down's Syndrome Association and GlaxoSmithKline, Richard and his fellow photographers were able to continue to exhibit their work in multiple locations around the UK and beyond.

Launched in Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week 2019, the Shifting Perspectives Podcast is brought to you by the Down’s Syndrome Association. In our podcast, we'll tell the stories of people who have Down's syndrome as well as of their families and carers, raising a smile, providing insights and challenging commonly held attitudes and prejudices. We are thrilled to be working with Richard Bailey, curator and mastermind behind the Shifting Perspectives photography project, as our host. Where Shifting Perspectives began When his daughter, Billie-Jo, was born at the start of the noughties he knew very little about Down's syndrome and when he looked for information in books, he found very factual information and very factual images. He explains in the introduction of the Shifting Perspectives book (published in 2012): "The images we found in those old textbooks had little bearing on our experience…We found no images that showed daily life, no images of families having fun with their children, or of young adults going about their daily life and these were the images that we dearly wanted to see." Working with other parents of children with Down's syndrome, who also happened to be photographers, they created their first small exhibition of photographs in 2005 for Down's Syndrome Awareness Week. With support from the Down's Syndrome Association and GlaxoSmithKline, Richard and his fellow photographers were able to continue to exhibit their work in multiple locations around the UK and beyond.

Launched in Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week 2019, the Shifting Perspectives Podcast is brought to you by the Down’s Syndrome Association.


In our podcast, we'll tell the stories of people who have Down's syndrome as well as of their families and carers, raising a smile, providing insights and challenging commonly held attitudes and prejudices.


We are thrilled to be working with Richard Bailey, curator and mastermind behind the Shifting Perspectives photography project, as our host.


Where Shifting Perspectives began


When his daughter, Billie-Jo, was born at the start of the noughties he knew very little about Down's syndrome and when he looked for information in books, he found very factual information and very factual images.


He explains in the introduction of the Shifting Perspectives book (published in 2012): "The images we found in those old textbooks had little bearing on our experience…We found no images that showed daily life, no images of families having fun with their children, or of young adults going about their daily life and these were the images that we dearly wanted to see."


Working with other parents of children with Down's syndrome, who also happened to be photographers, they created their first small exhibition of photographs in 2005 for Down's Syndrome Awareness Week.


With support from the Down's Syndrome Association and GlaxoSmithKline, Richard and his fellow photographers were able to continue to exhibit their work in multiple locations around the UK and beyond.

The Shifting Perspectives Podcast

I've worked in Emergency Services for over 30 years and enjoy talking with industry leaders about how to improve it.

In this podcast where I explore emergency services in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. We talk with leaders and responders for Fire, EMS, Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Public Health.

I've worked in Emergency Services for over 30 years and enjoy talking with industry leaders about how to improve it. In this podcast where I explore emergency services in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. We talk with leaders and responders for Fire, EMS, Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Public Health.

Rocktown Emergencies

On, Wisconsin Workforce is hosted by Department of Workforce Development Secretary Caleb Frostman and covers the issues facing Wisconsin's employees and employers from hiring to training to supporting marginalized workers.

On, Wisconsin Workforce

This is the place for the most current and relevant American National information and news. Each and every week we will go over a piece of our history to lay the foundation of knowledge so we can all be equip to handle to present.

American National Update

Tune in every Sunday for a weekly briefing on legal and regulatory developments affecting pharmacy from a student pharmacist. 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-kulusich/
pharmacylawweekly@gmail.com

Tune in every Sunday for a weekly briefing on legal and regulatory developments affecting pharmacy from a student pharmacist. https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-kulusich/ pharmacylawweekly@gmail.com

Pharmacy Law Weekly

Judge (Ret.) Paul Wickham Schmidt & Podcaster Marica Sharashenidze, with an “up close and personal look” at American’s most misunderstood issue.

For nearly five decades, retired Judge Paul Wickham Schmidt has been involved in the development and application of American immigration law. From the staff of the Board of Immigration Appeals (“BIA”) at the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”), to the General Counsel’s Office of the “Legacy” Immigration & Naturalization Service (“INS”), where he was the Deputy General Counsel and Acting General Counsel, to partnerships at two of America’s most distinguished law firms, Jones Day, then Fragomen, to appointment as Chairman and an Appellate Judge at the BIA, followed by 13-years on the trial bench at the U.S. Immigration Court in Arlington, VA, the “retail level of American immigration,” until his retirement in 2016, Judge Schmidt has “seen it all” and lived much of it. Since “retiring,” he has been an Adjunct Professor of Law at Georgetown Law, a proud member of the Round Table of Former Immigration Judges (amici in more than 50 cases seeking to uphold due process in Immigration Court), the author of the blog immigrationcourtside.com, and an oft-quoted commentator on, and outspoken critic of, current developments in immigration law, due process, and human rights.

In this timely, hard-hitting, highly personal seven-episode series, podcaster Marica Sharashenidze interviews Judge Schmidt about six events that shaped American immigration and his life in the law: From the Mariel Boatlift and the Refugee Act of 1980, to the fundamental changes made by the Immigration Reform & Control Act of 1986 (“IRCA”), the development of the BIA in the 1990s, the infamous “Ashcroft Purge,” all the way up to the Trump Administration’s all-out assault on due process in our Immigration Courts, and ending with a more recent look at what the future might hold for both immigrants and America’s role as a nation that welcomes and depends on them. 

Get some unique historical context and learn how the re-emergence and “normalization” of racism, xenophobia, false narratives, unbridled nationalism, and de-humanization of “the other” in our national immigration and refugee policies and dialogue presents an existential threat to the rights and future of every American.

Cover photo by Alice Wycklendt from https://freeimages.com/"

Judge (Ret.) Paul Wickham Schmidt & Podcaster Marica Sharashenidze, with an “up close and personal look” at American’s most misunderstood issue. For nearly five decades, retired Judge Paul Wickham Schmidt has been involved in the development and application of American immigration law. From the staff of the Board of Immigration Appeals (“BIA”) at the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”), to the General Counsel’s Office of the “Legacy” Immigration & Naturalization Service (“INS”), where he was the Deputy General Counsel and Acting General Counsel, to partnerships at two of America’s most distinguished law firms, Jones Day, then Fragomen, to appointment as Chairman and an Appellate Judge at the BIA, followed by 13-years on the trial bench at the U.S. Immigration Court in Arlington, VA, the “retail level of American immigration,” until his retirement in 2016, Judge Schmidt has “seen it all” and lived much of it. Since “retiring,” he has been an Adjunct Professor of Law at Georgetown Law, a proud member of the Round Table of Former Immigration Judges (amici in more than 50 cases seeking to uphold due process in Immigration Court), the author of the blog immigrationcourtside.com, and an oft-quoted commentator on, and outspoken critic of, current developments in immigration law, due process, and human rights. In this timely, hard-hitting, highly personal seven-episode series, podcaster Marica Sharashenidze interviews Judge Schmidt about six events that shaped American immigration and his life in the law: From the Mariel Boatlift and the Refugee Act of 1980, to the fundamental changes made by the Immigration Reform & Control Act of 1986 (“IRCA”), the development of the BIA in the 1990s, the infamous “Ashcroft Purge,” all the way up to the Trump Administration’s all-out assault on due process in our Immigration Courts, and ending with a more recent look at what the future might hold for both immigrants and America’s role as a nation that welcomes and depends on them. Get some unique historical context and learn how the re-emergence and “normalization” of racism, xenophobia, false narratives, unbridled nationalism, and de-humanization of “the other” in our national immigration and refugee policies and dialogue presents an existential threat to the rights and future of every American. Cover photo by Alice Wycklendt from https://freeimages.com/"

Judge (Ret.) Paul Wickham Schmidt &amp; Podcaster Marica Sharashenidze, with an “up close and personal look” at American’s most misunderstood issue.

For nearly five decades, retired Judge Paul Wickham Schmidt has been involved in the development and application of American immigration law. From the staff of the Board of Immigration Appeals (“BIA”) at the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”), to the General Counsel’s Office of the “Legacy” Immigration &amp; Naturalization Service (“INS”), where he was the Deputy General Counsel and Acting General Counsel, to partnerships at two of America’s most distinguished law firms, Jones Day, then Fragomen, to appointment as Chairman and an Appellate Judge at the BIA, followed by 13-years on the trial bench at the U.S. Immigration Court in Arlington, VA, the “retail level of American immigration,” until his retirement in 2016, Judge Schmidt has “seen it all” and lived much of it. Since “retiring,” he has been an Adjunct Professor of Law at Georgetown Law, a proud member of the Round Table of Former Immigration Judges (amici in more than 50 cases seeking to uphold due process in Immigration Court), the author of the blog immigrationcourtside.com, and an oft-quoted commentator on, and outspoken critic of, current developments in immigration law, due process, and human rights.

In this timely, hard-hitting, highly personal seven-episode series, podcaster Marica Sharashenidze interviews Judge Schmidt about six events that shaped American immigration and his life in the law: From the Mariel Boatlift and the Refugee Act of 1980, to the fundamental changes made by the Immigration Reform &amp; Control Act of 1986 (“IRCA”), the development of the BIA in the 1990s, the infamous “Ashcroft Purge,” all the way up to the Trump Administration’s all-out assault on due process in our Immigration Courts, and ending with a more recent look at what the future might hold for both immigrants and America’s role as a nation that welcomes and depends on them. 

Get some unique historical context and learn how the re-emergence and “normalization” of racism, xenophobia, false narratives, unbridled nationalism, and de-humanization of “the other” in our national immigration and refugee policies and dialogue presents an existential threat to the rights and future of every American.

Cover photo by Alice Wycklendt from https://freeimages.com/"

American Immigration from Mariel to Miller

Highest Ground will be about the injustices of blacks in America with a little bit of sports. All opinions are welcomed and nothing here is sugar-coated. Too much of us isn't fully documented and here is where we will not hold anything back.

Highest Ground

Jeff Fager, candidate for the Iowa House of Representatives District 84 joins co-host Mike Heaton to discuss important issues with local community advocates on his porch in Southeast Iowa.

Porch 84

It is a podcast that brings attention to the words used in our political arena to distort and manipulate its listeners

Knocking Down Walls

At Golden Shovel, we believe thriving communities improve everyone’s lives. Everything we do connects businesses and talent with communities they’ll thrive in. We do this by empowering economic developers through groundbreaking economic development communications.

ShovelTalk: An Economic Development Podcast

City of Miami Commissioner Ken Russell is on a mission to help you better understand your local government. You will meet advocates, stakeholders, policymakers, and more.

Ken Russell Miami

Iordan Mentore explores perspectives missing from the broader discourse surrounding China’s growing impact across the globe. The podcast will bring hidden gems and unapologetic conversation on modern China to the forefront of media in a digestible manner. We will offer weekly conversations surrounding a range of topics from US-China relations to China’s influence on black lives across the diaspora.

Each episode is designed to intrigue the mind while providing value to each listener, including audience members who may not be familiar with this realm. Brooklyn to Beijing will present a fresh and neutral environment, that removes the intellectual snark and invites a welcoming space for relatable insights impacting younger black people.

Bi-weekly podcasts will be delivered via traditional DSPs, with a hybrid model of interview-style & conversation. Along with an audio experience, we intend to provide daily digital content circulating around shareable resources related to podcast content.

For more information, contact us at info@brooklyntobeijing.com

Iordan Mentore explores perspectives missing from the broader discourse surrounding China’s growing impact across the globe. The podcast will bring hidden gems and unapologetic conversation on modern China to the forefront of media in a digestible manner. We will offer weekly conversations surrounding a range of topics from US-China relations to China’s influence on black lives across the diaspora. Each episode is designed to intrigue the mind while providing value to each listener, including audience members who may not be familiar with this realm. Brooklyn to Beijing will present a fresh and neutral environment, that removes the intellectual snark and invites a welcoming space for relatable insights impacting younger black people. Bi-weekly podcasts will be delivered via traditional DSPs, with a hybrid model of interview-style & conversation. Along with an audio experience, we intend to provide daily digital content circulating around shareable resources related to podcast content. For more information, contact us at info@brooklyntobeijing.com

Iordan Mentore explores perspectives missing from the broader discourse surrounding China’s growing impact across the globe. The podcast will bring hidden gems and unapologetic conversation on modern China to the forefront of media in a digestible manner. We will offer weekly conversations surrounding a range of topics from US-China relations to China’s influence on black lives across the diaspora.

Each episode is designed to intrigue the mind while providing value to each listener, including audience members who may not be familiar with this realm. Brooklyn to Beijing will present a fresh and neutral environment, that removes the intellectual snark and invites a welcoming space for relatable insights impacting younger black people.

Bi-weekly podcasts will be delivered via traditional DSPs, with a hybrid model of interview-style &amp; conversation. Along with an audio experience, we intend to provide daily digital content circulating around shareable resources related to podcast content.

For more information, contact us at info@brooklyntobeijing.com

Brooklyn to Beijing Podcast

Discussions and interviews involving and pertaining to anything, everything, and all things Desoto County, MS and the surrounding areas.

Under the Water Tower

The Teach Plus Podcast is a resource for teachers who want to go beyond the classroom and enter into various positions of leadership. Whether at the campus, district, state, or national level, teachers across the nation lead efforts every day to improve the education experience for our students and make the profession better for educators. For more information about Teach Plus and how to connect to our efforts, visit https://teachplus.org/ <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Teach Plus Podcast is a resource for teachers who want to go beyond the classroom and enter into various positions of leadership. Whether at the campus, district, state, or national level, teachers across the nation lead efforts every day to improve the education experience for our students and make the profession better for educators. For more information about Teach Plus and how to connect to our efforts, visit https://teachplus.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Teach Plus Podcast is a resource for teachers who want to go beyond the classroom and enter into various positions of leadership. Whether at the campus, district, state, or national level, teachers across the nation lead efforts every day to improve the education experience for our students and make the profession better for educators. For more information about Teach Plus and how to connect to our efforts, visit https://teachplus.org/ Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Teach Plus Podcast

The Fecal Position

Inside the IC explores how U.S. intelligence agencies are adapting to 21st century challenges. The show features interviews with intelligence community leaders and experts about their most pressing issues involving technology, workforce, and management.

Inside the IC explores how U.S. intelligence agencies are adapting to 21st century challenges. The show features interviews with intelligence community leaders and experts about their most pressing issues involving technology, workforce, and management.

Inside the IC

The mission of the Adult Protective Services Technical Assistance Resource Center is to support federal, state, and local partners’ use of data and analytics, research and evaluation, and innovative practice and innovative strategies to enhance the effectiveness of APS programs.

APS TARC Podcast

Carnegie China’s China in the World podcast is a series of conversations between Chinese and international experts on China’s foreign policy, China’s international role, and China’s relations with the world.

China in the World

The Parish Podcast is a production of the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury's Communications and Media Department. It focuses on the programs and initiatives of the Police Jury, the governing body of Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. This podcast has been designated a government jargon and acronym free zone.

The Parish Podcast

This podcast series focus primarily on SCOTUS decisions and the reading of them. It is my personal belief that the actual decisions written have become distorted through the personal lenses of reporters and their corporate employers. I intend on reading key decisions throughout the term of the Court as well as placing political readings which I consider relevant to the modern times and my own personal interests. I hope you enjoy

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Laura's House's Podcast