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NOW ON 'Gettr' @ehradio 'Truth social' @Ehradio We "Comment" and cover Canadian politics some of US politics that affect Canada. We also look across the pond and discover things that others have NOT and probably wished we hadn't. FREE SPEECH is Under attack in Canada. Ehradio EXPOSES Canada's "Liberal Communists" Who want to change Canada forever. We are NOT MSM and are Proud of it. When you Positively NEED TO KNOW WE ARE EHRADIO -- We are not PC and do not apologize for it! Enjoy it because WE DO! while you still CAN (Trudeau has plans for ALL of US in Canada unless we can remove him from office)

EH Radio Canadian Politics with a twist

Accompagno chi vive e lavora in ambienti internazionali a comprendere l'attualità del mondo, restando fedele ai fatti e con l’obiettivo di essere chiaro e concreto. La mia attività non dipende da editori, centri di ricerca o istituzioni di alcun genere.

Il mondo visto da fuori

The Hate 2 See It podcast is presented by the Harvard Law School BLSA. On this show, we address anything from reparations to Rick Ross, utilizing our platform at Harvard to highlight issues concerning law school, politics, the black community, pop culture, and much more.

New episodes are released biweekly. Email us your questions or ask us for advice at hatetoseeitpod@gmail.com for our "As Your Attorney" segment.

The Hate 2 See It podcast is presented by the Harvard Law School BLSA. On this show, we address anything from reparations to Rick Ross, utilizing our platform at Harvard to highlight issues concerning law school, politics, the black community, pop culture, and much more. New episodes are released biweekly. Email us your questions or ask us for advice at hatetoseeitpod@gmail.com for our "As Your Attorney" segment.

Hate 2 See It

Every Friday, Sheila Gunn Reid and your favorite Rebel journalists analyze the hottest topics in politics and current affairs from a conservative point of view.

Rebel Roundup

Why Just Why takes an amusing look at current events, covering both brief insights on the news or taking deep dives into issues around the world. Joined weekly by your hosts Craig Taylor, Iain Reynolds and Dave Tinsley

Why Just Why

General discussion, thoughts, and opinions

Java Beans News

The Debrief Podcast is a social commentary and current events podcast where hosts, Tshepo Mantje, Bandile Mukansi and Nontshi Shange debrief on the happenings of the week, play games, and just have general banter. The whole vibe is like chilling with your friends for a little over 30 minutes every week. Subscribe/Follow the Podcast and join in on the banter by following our social media accounts: @TheDebriefZA on Twitter and @DaringMediaZA on Instagram. Cover art illustration by @Hey__Ellen

The Debrief Podcast ZA

Bibimos en una society, somos un podcast donde se habla de contingencia política, opiniones e historias del día a día

Bibimos

Two girls based in Belfast making a podcast about the big and not so big issues affecting us.
Hosted by: Olivia &amp; Salma

Two girls based in Belfast making a podcast about the big and not so big issues affecting us. Hosted by: Olivia & Salma

Crosswire

We discuss national and global headlines and current trends in business, technology, science, and entertainment.

The Heureka Podcast

ASSCLUB

Espacio radiofónico, con sentido social, de diálogo abierto y exposición de temas relevantes que son de interés común y nos afectan a todos. Un puente de comunicación, de opiniones, problemáticas y propuestas; donde las y los protagonistas, son ustedes.

Haydee Reyes - Agenda Oaxaca

We’re Mel and Neal and every Sunday we get the newspaper and have fun discussing and debating whatever we find in there. Join us each week!

Mel and Neal read the newspaper

Social issues going on in the black community that need to be addressed just trying to air up the dirty laundry and clean it up

The Decosta Show Presents Elrapo Ghotti Prod

A notícia com responsabilidade - jornalismo inteligente e comentado por Geraldo Naves - www.barrapesada.com.br

Geraldo Naves - Barra Pesada

想当然思考
不正经说话

欧周毋语是由欧耶和肘子，
一个广告业民工和一个心理学门外汉，
所做的万物杂谈类播客。
我们自觉是才疏学浅的人，便试图在对自身和世界的无限好奇中，穷究事物道理，致使知性通达至极。

想当然思考 不正经说话 欧周毋语是由欧耶和肘子， 一个广告业民工和一个心理学门外汉， 所做的万物杂谈类播客。 我们自觉是才疏学浅的人，便试图在对自身和世界的无限好奇中，穷究事物道理，致使知性通达至极。

欧周毋语

Un notiziario in cui sono raccontati i fatti più rilevanti della settimana per far conoscere ai cittadini le attività che ogni giorno svolgiamo nell'interesse della collettività in materia di salute e sicurezza sul lavoro e per facilitare l’accesso ai nostri servizi. Credit: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music

Un notiziario in cui sono raccontati i fatti più rilevanti della settimana per far conoscere ai cittadini le attività che ogni giorno svolgiamo nell'interesse della collettività in materia di salute e sicurezza sul lavoro e per facilitare l’accesso ai nostri servizi.Credit: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music

Un notiziario in cui sono raccontati i fatti più rilevanti della settimana per far conoscere ai cittadini le attività che ogni giorno svolgiamo nell'interesse della collettività in materia di salute e sicurezza sul lavoro e per facilitare l’accesso ai nostri servizi. Credit: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music

Inail news podcast - Le notizie più rilevanti della settimana

Comentando sobre a Entrevista de Yuval Noah Harari

Comentando Sobre a Entrevista De Yuval Noah Harari

ChamaCast

Sarana mencurahkan rasa penasaran yang tidak merugikan kepentingan publik. Semoga bisa diterima oleh pasar pendengar perpodkesan Indonesia.

Podcast Penasaran

Sipping Equalitea is a podcast about gender equality by the members of Heritage High School's GirlUp club! Every two weeks, we take a topic regarding gender equality for all and hold discussions, sharing stories and our opinions to spread awareness and bring out change. After all, we all rise only when gender minorities rise!
Graphic and Music by Ananya Sankaran

Sipping Equalitea is a podcast about gender equality by the members of Heritage High School's GirlUp club! Every two weeks, we take a topic regarding gender equality for all and hold discussions, sharing stories and our opinions to spread awareness and bring out change. After all, we all rise only when gender minorities rise! Graphic and Music by Ananya Sankaran

Sipping Equalitea

Nando Thoughts Podcast

שיחות עם אזרחיות ואזרחים שהחליטו לקחת אחריות ולנסות לתקן את העוולות והמחדלים הרבים בישראל 2021

אזרח בתפקיד

WorldView is a media company that delivers in-depth conversations, debates, round-table discussions, and general entertainment.

Most of our content will be focused on news and politics, centered on South Africa. But the rest will be chats with figures around the world and from all walks of life to create a package that will inevitably broaden your WorldView.

WorldView is a media company that delivers in-depth conversations, debates, round-table discussions, and general entertainment. Most of our content will be focused on news and politics, centered on South Africa. But the rest will be chats with figures around the world and from all walks of life to create a package that will inevitably broaden your WorldView.

WorldView

After decades of wandering around Africa alternating between hope-inspiring thrills and heartbreaking despair, award-winning journalist and commentator Jean-Jacques Cornish comes to Podcast Party. His twice monthly appearances involve frank discussions on events, developments and trends in the continent with the youngest, fastest growing and poorest population.

Brought to you by Johannesburg Business School.

After decades of wandering around Africa alternating between hope-inspiring thrills and heartbreaking despair, award-winning journalist and commentator Jean-Jacques Cornish comes to Podcast Party. His twice monthly appearances involve frank discussions on events, developments and trends in the continent with the youngest, fastest growing and poorest population. Brought to you by Johannesburg Business School.

Africanalysis

1.800.BONJOUR

Uitgelicht! duikt 3x per week in het dagelijkse nieuws. Met scherpe duiding en analyses vanuit een christelijke achtergrond probeert Uitgelicht! te doorgronden wat er gaande is in de wereld. Het programma wordt afwisselend gepresenteerd door Riekelt Pasterkamp, Mirjam Heijs - Lotfi, Arida Nelemans en Elbert Hendriksen. Elke maandag, woensdag en vrijdag een nieuwe aflevering!

Uitgelicht!

Der Datenschutz-Talk mit Prof. Schwartmann

DataAgenda Datenschutz Podcast

Royal Talks and Real Takes, where we dive into everything making waves—from royal drama to the latest buzz in politics, pop culture, and tech! <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.

Royal Talks and Real Takes, where we dive into everything making waves—from royal drama to the latest buzz in politics, pop culture, and tech! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Royal Talks and Real Takes, where we dive into everything making waves—from royal drama to the latest buzz in politics, pop culture, and tech! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Royal Talks and Real Takes

Our wobbly world increasingly feels like a planet of gel-o. The Planet Gel-O Chronicles discusses the great challenges of our wobbly world from varying generational and ideological perspectives. Join me as we chronicle our changing world and pursue hope the only hope for humanity and our planet - courageous coexistence. I am not much for small talk when the world is falling apart, so each episode we will launch in quickly to what's happening and why it might happening. We will also host courageous conversations between vastly differing perspectives with the hope that respectful dialogue can deepen our understanding and give hope to emerging generations.

Our wobbly world increasingly feels like a planet of gel-o. The Planet Gel-O Chronicles discusses the great challenges of our wobbly world from varying generational and ideological perspectives. Join me as we chronicle our changing world and pursue hope the only hope for humanity and our planet - courageous coexistence. I am not much for small talk when the world is falling apart, so each episode we will launch in quickly to what's happening and why it might happening. We will also host courageous conversations between vastly differing perspectives with the hope that respectful dialogue can deepen our understanding and give hope to emerging generations.

Planet Gel-O Chronicles

Oakland Report provides reasoned, evidence-based analyses and critiques of the policies, actions, and inactions of our city, county, and state governments. <a href="https://www.oaklandreport.org?utm_medium=podcast">www.oaklandreport.org</a>

Oakland Report provides reasoned, evidence-based analyses and critiques of the policies, actions, and inactions of our city, county, and state governments. www.oaklandreport.org

Oakland Report provides reasoned, evidence-based analyses and critiques of the policies, actions, and inactions of our city, county, and state governments. <a href="https://www.oaklandreport.org?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.oaklandreport.org</a>

Oakland Report Podcast

傳媒工作40年，未敢言休。每日上載數則時事評論，為留下來的和離開了的香港人，解拆香港、台灣、英國和世界新聞，從新聞人的經驗和角度，為各位提供準確資訊，理解身邊發生的事物。

傳媒工作40年，未敢言休。每日上載數則時事評論，為留下來的和離開了的香港人，解拆香港、台灣、英國和世界新聞，從新聞人的經驗和角度，為各位提供準確資訊，理解身邊發生的事物。

「森直口快」吳志森

Alex Merced expresses his opinions on a variety of topics and how he sees their effect on society.

Follow Alex on twitter at @alexmerced

Find all episodes here: https://host.alexmercedpodcast.com/series/thoughts/

All opinions expressed are Alex's and not those of any organization or individual he is associated with.

Also Alex doesn't think he is always right and is very open to the idea, his opinion may be wrong or imperfect at times, cut him some slack if you disagree.

Alex Merced expresses his opinions on a variety of topics and how he sees their effect on society. Follow Alex on twitter at @alexmerced Find all episodes here: https://host.alexmercedpodcast.com/series/thoughts/ All opinions expressed are Alex's and not those of any organization or individual he is associated with. Also Alex doesn't think he is always right and is very open to the idea, his opinion may be wrong or imperfect at times, cut him some slack if you disagree.

Thoughts and Opinions of Alex Merced

On vous propose de suivre la vadrouille artistique de Mandragore, amoureuse du dessin et créatrice des éditions de l’œuf. 
Elle repart dans une aventure autour du dessin entre Redon et Guipry-Messac, du 20 au 26 août. 
Elle vous attend pour dessiner à ses côtés et c'est ces rencontres qu'elle vous raconte en podcast. 

https://mandragorebd.wixsite.com/la-vadrouille-de-des
https://m.facebook.com/Vadrouillededessin/

On vous propose de suivre la vadrouille artistique de Mandragore, amoureuse du dessin et créatrice des éditions de l’œuf. Elle repart dans une aventure autour du dessin entre Redon et Guipry-Messac, du 20 au 26 août. Elle vous attend pour dessiner à ses côtés et c'est ces rencontres qu'elle vous raconte en podcast. https://mandragorebd.wixsite.com/la-vadrouille-de-des https://m.facebook.com/Vadrouillededessin/

La Vadrouille de Dessin

Michael Brown was an 18-year-old African American man whose death on August 9, 2014, in Ferguson, Missouri, became a significant and galvanizing moment in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and broader discussions about race, policing, and justice in the United States. Early Life and Background Michael Brown was born on May 20, 1996, in St. Louis, Missouri, to Michael Brown Sr. and Lesley McSpadden. Growing up in a working-class family in the predominantly African American suburb of Ferguson, Brown faced many of the challenges common in communities affected by systemic inequality. Despite these challenges, he was known to his friends and family as a "gentle giant" due to his towering height and kind demeanor. Brown graduated from Normandy High School just eight days before his death and was looking forward to starting a vocational program aimed at preparing him for a career in heating and air conditioning. The Shooting On the afternoon of August 9, 2014, Michael Brown was involved in an altercation with Darren Wilson, a white police officer with the Ferguson Police Department. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain contentious and have been the subject of multiple investigations, protests, and debates. According to Wilson, Brown had attacked him and tried to grab his gun, leading Wilson to shoot Brown in self-defense. However, some witnesses claimed that Brown had his hands up in a gesture of surrender when he was shot. Brown was shot at least six times, including twice in the head, and his body was left on the street for four hours, an image that would become a rallying point for protesters. Aftermath and Legacy The death of Michael Brown sparked immediate outrage in Ferguson, where residents took to the streets to protest what they saw as another instance of police brutality against African Americans. The protests, initially peaceful, soon escalated into confrontations with heavily militarized police forces. The scenes of tear gas, armored vehicles, and clashes between protesters and law enforcement were broadcast across the world, drawing attention to Ferguson and raising questions about the militarization of the police, racial profiling, and the justice system's treatment of African Americans. Brown's death also reignited national debates about race and policing, contributing to the growth of the Black Lives Matter movement, which had been founded a year earlier following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin. The phrase "Hands up, don't shoot" became a rallying cry for protesters, even though a later U.S. Department of Justice report found conflicting evidence about whether Brown had his hands up when he was shot. The grand jury's decision in November 2014 not to indict Darren Wilson further fueled the protests and led to demonstrations in cities across the United States. The case also prompted the Justice Department to conduct a broader investigation into the Ferguson Police Department, which concluded that the department had engaged in systemic racial discrimination against African Americans, leading to widespread civil rights violations. Continuing Impact Ten years after his death, Michael Brown remains a symbol of the struggle for racial justice in the United States. His death has had a lasting impact on both the Ferguson community and the broader national conversation about race, policing, and civil rights. The movement sparked by his death has led to numerous reforms, including changes in policing practices, increased use of body cameras by police officers, and a greater awareness of the need for accountability and transparency in law enforcement. Brown's family has continued to advocate for justice and reform, founding the Michael Brown Chosen for Change Foundation, which works to empower young people and address social and economic inequalities. The foundation has been involved in various initiatives, including scholarships, community outreach programs, and advocacy for policy changes. Michael Brown's death, and the movement it inspired, has become a crucial chapter in the ongoing struggle for civil rights in the United States. His story serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by African Americans and the urgent need for continued efforts toward racial equality and justice. On the 10th anniversary of his death, his memory continues to inspire activism and the pursuit of a more just society. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Michael Brown was an 18-year-old African American man whose death on August 9, 2014, in Ferguson, Missouri, became a significant and galvanizing moment in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and broader discussions about race, policing, and justice in the United States. Early Life and Background Michael Brown was born on May 20, 1996, in St. Louis, Missouri, to Michael Brown Sr. and Lesley McSpadden. Growing up in a working-class family in the predominantly African American suburb of Ferguson, Brown faced many of the challenges common in communities affected by systemic inequality. Despite these challenges, he was known to his friends and family as a "gentle giant" due to his towering height and kind demeanor. Brown graduated from Normandy High School just eight days before his death and was looking forward to starting a vocational program aimed at preparing him for a career in heating and air conditioning. The Shooting On the afternoon of August 9, 2014, Michael Brown was involved in an altercation with Darren Wilson, a white police officer with the Ferguson Police Department. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain contentious and have been the subject of multiple investigations, protests, and debates. According to Wilson, Brown had attacked him and tried to grab his gun, leading Wilson to shoot Brown in self-defense. However, some witnesses claimed that Brown had his hands up in a gesture of surrender when he was shot. Brown was shot at least six times, including twice in the head, and his body was left on the street for four hours, an image that would become a rallying point for protesters. Aftermath and Legacy The death of Michael Brown sparked immediate outrage in Ferguson, where residents took to the streets to protest what they saw as another instance of police brutality against African Americans. The protests, initially peaceful, soon escalated into confrontations with heavily militarized police forces. The scenes of tear gas, armored vehicles, and clashes between protesters and law enforcement were broadcast across the world, drawing attention to Ferguson and raising questions about the militarization of the police, racial profiling, and the justice system's treatment of African Americans. Brown's death also reignited national debates about race and policing, contributing to the growth of the Black Lives Matter movement, which had been founded a year earlier following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin. The phrase "Hands up, don't shoot" became a rallying cry for protesters, even though a later U.S. Department of Justice report found conflicting evidence about whether Brown had his hands up when he was shot. The grand jury's decision in November 2014 not to indict Darren Wilson further fueled the protests and led to demonstrations in cities across the United States. The case also prompted the Justice Department to conduct a broader investigation into the Ferguson Police Department, which concluded that the department had engaged in systemic racial discrimination against African Americans, leading to widespread civil rights violations. Continuing Impact Ten years after his death, Michael Brown remains a symbol of the struggle for racial justice in the United States. His death has had a lasting impact on both the Ferguson community and the broader national conversation about race, policing, and civil rights. The movement sparked by his death has led to numerous reforms, including changes in policing practices, increased use of body cameras by police officers, and a greater awareness of the need for accountability and transparency in law enforcement. Brown's family has continued to advocate for justice and reform, founding the Michael Brown Chosen for Change Foundation, which works to empower young people and address social and economic inequalities. The foundation has been involved in various initiatives, including scholarships, community outreach programs, and advocacy for policy changes. Michael Brown's death, and the movement it inspired, has become a crucial chapter in the ongoing struggle for civil rights in the United States. His story serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by African Americans and the urgent need for continued efforts toward racial equality and justice. On the 10th anniversary of his death, his memory continues to inspire activism and the pursuit of a more just society. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Michael Brown was an 18-year-old African American man whose death on August 9, 2014, in Ferguson, Missouri, became a significant and galvanizing moment in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and broader discussions about race, policing, and justice in the United States. Early Life and Background Michael Brown was born on May 20, 1996, in St. Louis, Missouri, to Michael Brown Sr. and Lesley McSpadden. Growing up in a working-class family in the predominantly African American suburb of Ferguson, Brown faced many of the challenges common in communities affected by systemic inequality. Despite these challenges, he was known to his friends and family as a "gentle giant" due to his towering height and kind demeanor. Brown graduated from Normandy High School just eight days before his death and was looking forward to starting a vocational program aimed at preparing him for a career in heating and air conditioning. The Shooting On the afternoon of August 9, 2014, Michael Brown was involved in an altercation with Darren Wilson, a white police officer with the Ferguson Police Department. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain contentious and have been the subject of multiple investigations, protests, and debates. According to Wilson, Brown had attacked him and tried to grab his gun, leading Wilson to shoot Brown in self-defense. However, some witnesses claimed that Brown had his hands up in a gesture of surrender when he was shot. Brown was shot at least six times, including twice in the head, and his body was left on the street for four hours, an image that would become a rallying point for protesters. Aftermath and Legacy The death of Michael Brown sparked immediate outrage in Ferguson, where residents took to the streets to protest what they saw as another instance of police brutality against African Americans. The protests, initially peaceful, soon escalated into confrontations with heavily militarized police forces. The scenes of tear gas, armored vehicles, and clashes between protesters and law enforcement were broadcast across the world, drawing attention to Ferguson and raising questions about the militarization of the police, racial profiling, and the justice system's treatment of African Americans. Brown's death also reignited national debates about race and policing, contributing to the growth of the Black Lives Matter movement, which had been founded a year earlier following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin. The phrase "Hands up, don't shoot" became a rallying cry for protesters, even though a later U.S. Department of Justice report found conflicting evidence about whether Brown had his hands up when he was shot. The grand jury's decision in November 2014 not to indict Darren Wilson further fueled the protests and led to demonstrations in cities across the United States. The case also prompted the Justice Department to conduct a broader investigation into the Ferguson Police Department, which concluded that the department had engaged in systemic racial discrimination against African Americans, leading to widespread civil rights violations. Continuing Impact Ten years after his death, Michael Brown remains a symbol of the struggle for racial justice in the United States. His death has had a lasting impact on both the Ferguson community and the broader national conversation about race, policing, and civil rights. The movement sparked by his death has led to numerous reforms, including changes in policing practices, increased use of body cameras by police officers, and a greater awareness of the need for accountability and transparency in law enforcement. Brown's family has continued to advocate for justice and reform, founding the Michael Brown Chosen for Change Foundation, which works to empower young people and address social and economic inequalities. The foundation has been involved in various initiatives, including scholarships, community outreach programs, and advocacy for policy changes. Michael Brown's death, and the movement it inspired, has become a crucial chapter in the ongoing struggle for civil rights in the United States. His story serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by African Americans and the urgent need for continued efforts toward racial equality and justice. On the 10th anniversary of his death, his memory continues to inspire activism and the pursuit of a more just society. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Michael Brown - Audio Biography

Música de tots els temps i tots els estils, sense paraules... només música. - Ràdio Desvern

Music Club Selecció Migdia - Ràdio Desvern

Political show by an average Joe. Blue collar worker who has noticed the media is no longer for the people. As a part of the people I want share recent political stories and a cultural side to it as well. You get your leftist propaganda from the TV and local media daily. I can provide a different perspective to what is going on today.

Political show by an average Joe. Blue collar worker who has noticed the media is no longer for the people. As a part of the people I want share recent political stories and a cultural side to it as well. You get your leftist propaganda from the TV and local media daily. I can provide a different perspective to what is going on today.

Political Nathaniel

Let it Rip is a weekly podcast that focuses on hot button issues happening in Michigan and across the country. Guests on the show challenge each other on social, political and other news worthy issues.

Let it Rip is a weekly podcast that focuses on hot button issues happening in Michigan and across the country. Guests on the show challenge each other on social, political and other news worthy issues.

Let it Rip is a weekly podcast that focuses on hot button issues happening in&nbsp;Michigan&nbsp;and across the country.&nbsp;Guests on the show challenge each other on social, political and other news worthy issues.

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