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Cape York is an incredible place - around 137,000 square kilometres of diverse landscapes.  The people who look after the land and sea are just as diverse and fascinating; amazing people in this amazing place.  

In 2016 Cape York Natural Resource Management and South Cape York Catchments met to dis...

Dr Wendy Seabrook is an ecologist, an innovator and a strategic  thinker.  She has worked around the world and is originally from London. She's worked with the giant Aldabra tortoises in the Seychelles and cane toads in northern New South Wales and on the Atherton Tablelands.

MCYL 07 Wendy Seabrook

Louise Stone has lived a colourful life.  She grew up on dairy farm on the Atherton Tablelands and has travelled Australia's east coast in horse and buggy.

MCYL 04 Louise Stone

Mikayla Down and Wilfred Peter are Traditional Owners from Lama Lama Country, which hugs the northern coast of Princess Charlotte Bay on Cape York Peninsula.

MCYL 03 Mikayla Down & Wilfred Peter

In Episode 2 of My Cape York Life we continue the journey of Shelley Lyon and her family through Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland.

MCYL 02 Shelley Lyon Part Two

My Cape York Life - Series One

Peter Hunt has a weekly show on WBEN NewsRadio 930, which has become quite successful over the years, generating a steady listener base, as well as a buzz in the real estate community.  The show has aired for the last 15 years. Its content features a variety of compelling topics with a focus on loca...

Your host, Peter Hunt, welcomes Clotilde Perez-Bode Dedecker to the show. Clotilde Perez-Bode Dedecker is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo. Together, Peter and Clotilde discussed the progress of 'Say Yes to Education' initiative and its impact on Buffalo Public Schools. This program has managed to reverse the 30 year trend of declining graduate rates in just 6 years, increasing the high school graduation rate in Buffalo Public Schools by 16% points.  To find out more, listen to this week's show. 

4/27: Clotilde Perez-Bode Dedecker

Your host, Peter Hunt, welcomes Linda Mallia to the show. Linda Mallia is the President of HUNT Mortgage. Together, Peter and Linda discuss the the types of loans available to homebuyers and the financial government institutions that back them. To find out more, listen to this week's show. 

4/20: Linda Mallia

Your host, Peter Hunt, welcomes Patrick Kaler to the show. Patrick Kaler is the President and CEO of Visit Buffalo/Niagara, the tourism promotion organization. Together, Peter and Patrick discussed the remarkable return in the $2 billion that has been invested in recent years in tourism-related infrastructure. As well as, over 8 million visitors per year, generating in $123 million in tax revenue. To find out more, listen to this week's show. 

4/6: Patrick Kaler

Your host, Peter Hunt, welcomes Jason Sokody to the show. Jason Sokody is a Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker with our Grand Island Branch and the Team Leader of the Jason Sokody Team at HUNT Real Estate ERA. Together, Peter and Jason discussed the effect the low inventory has on the current market and how multiple offers are being presented resulting in the average sale price being higher. To find out more, listen to this week's show. 

3/30: Jason Sokody

Your host, Peter F. Hunt, welcomes Dennis Patrick Murphy to the show. Dennis Murphy is a hotel business entrepreneur and American hotel executive. Together, Peter and Dennis discuss Buffalo's need and appeal in the business and hospitality market. To find out more, listen to this week's show. 

3/23: Dennis Patrick Murphy

The r-house Radio Show

The latest news from around the Lone Star State.

Episode 57: Tony McDonald and Brandon Waltens discuss the latest news surrounding the November general elections across the state. Charles Blain has a report on a controversy in Houston regarding the voter rolls. Cary Cheshire fills us in on the newest entrant into the race for Texas’ speaker of the House, Dennis Bonnen. Tony interviews Bryson Boyd and Laura Harris about their fight against forced annexation. Michael Quinn Sullivan has a commentary on the roots of self-governance.
 

Red wave? Blue wave? No wave?
Houston, we have a problem!
A new speaker hopeful?
Fighting forced annexation
What unites us?

Texas Scorecard Radio (November 01, 2018)

Episode 56: Tony McDonald discusses defeated Republicans who are now endorsing Democrats with Ross Kecseg. Erin Anderson talks about Democrats signing up non-citizens to vote and Brandon Waltens recaps the recent Trump rally  for Sen. Ted Cruz in Houston. Judicial candidate John Browning stops by to explain why judicial races matter. Sal Ayala has a commentary about how local governments are using your tax dollars to lobby against you.
 

Fake Republicans?
Signing up non-citizens?
A yuuuuuuge rally in Houston!
Importance of judicial races
Using your tax dollars against taxpayers.

Texas Scorecard Radio (October 25, 2018)

Episode 55: Tony McDonald discusses voter fraud arrests in Tarrant County with Erin Anderson, Brandon Waltens chats about a group of GOP Texas legislators submitting three possible candidates for the next Speaker of the House, and Jacob Asmussen speaks with Tony about a controversial Central Texas ISD’s bond package. Tony interviews the newest State Senator, Pete Flores. Michael Quinn Sullivan has a commentary
 

But voter fraud isn’t real, right?
The “Wolf Pack”
Is it really for the kids?
A historic victory in the Texas Senate
Falling out of love with Beto?

Texas Scorecard Radio (October 18, 2018)

Episode 54: Tony McDonald sits down with Brandon Waltens, Miriam Cepeda, and Sal Ayala to discuss what is happening in the news. Neurologist Dr. Steven Croft discusses the issue of brain death in this week’s interview, and Cary Cheshire has a commentary.
 

Will Texas State Reps struggle in the November elections?
Voter fraud in Mission?
Conservative priorities
What is brain death?
Part 4 in Speaker Selection series.

Texas Scorecard Radio (October 11, 2018)

Episode 53: Tony McDonald discusses the latest from around the Lone Star State with Brandon Waltens, Sal Ayala, and Charles Blain. Lori Szala of Human Coalition discusses how their organization is fighting to combat human trafficking. Cary Cheshire has part three of his four part commentary series about the selection of the next speaker of the Texas House.
 

Will Obama help or hurt?
Eliminating license to work in Texas?
Can the citizens fix the town?
Combatting human trafficking.
Look at the candidates record!

Texas Scorecard Radio (October 04, 2018)

Texas Scorecard Radio

Rafael Archondo and Isabel Siles’ Sobre un barril de pólvora, is a comprehensive review of the former president’s life, Hernan Siles Zuazo (1913-1996).  He was one of the founding members of the nationalist revolutionary party (MNR) in 1942. He was elected two times as president (1956-1960 and 1982-1985), and his role was vital to consolidate revolutionary achievements like Agrarian Reform or social participation and pluralistic democracy.

The authors highlight Siles Zuazo’s commitment to human rights and civil liberties. During his tenure, power was peacefully transferred to the next elected president.  Siles was a kind of tragic hero because of his conviction in using peaceful means in political struggles.

Rafael Archondo on Hernan Siles Zuazo

Dr. Sarah Hines explores residents of Cochabamba struggle for access to water that is linked to broader historical processes such as the dispossession and dismantling of indigenous communities in the 19th century, the Bolivian revolution of 1952, and the dictatorships of the 1960s and 1970s.

Her book argues that the Cochabambinos defeated privatization in the Water War in 2000 because they defended something they had fought for and won decades earlier, especially in the context of the 1952 revolution.

Sarah Hines on water, citizenship, and revolution

Dr. Nicole Pacino is an associate professor at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Nicole has studied the effects of the policies of the 1952 Revolution on rural health, particularly on indigenous women. Her work shows how maternity was a central axis of the nationalist policies of the MNR that strived to create/consolidate the nation.

Nicole Pacino on revolutionary public health

Elizabeth Shesko argues that conscription evolved into a pact between the state and society. It was not only imposed from above but also embraced from below because it provided a space for Bolivians across divides of education, ethnicity, and social class to negotiate their relationships with each other and the state.

Shesko contends that state formation built around military service has been characterized in Bolivia by multiple layers of negotiation and accommodation. The resulting nation-state was and is still hierarchical and divided by profound differences, but it never was simply an assimilatory project. It instead reflected a dialectical process to define the state and its relationships.

Elizabeth Shesko on conscription in Bolivia

Kevin Young traces the history of Bolivian struggles over mineral and hydrocarbon resources, highlighting the complex legacies of Bolivia’s 1952 revolution.

His work also revolves around the various economic projects that party officials, political party leaders, activists, urban factory workers, university students, and mine workers proposed to address a key question for Bolivians: How to overcome economic dependency and underdevelopment?

To make sense of these debates, Young uses the term resource nationalism, which he will explain in detail in this interview.

Kevin Young on resource nationalism in Bolivia

Historias - the SECOLAS podcast

The LTDA (Licensed Taxi Drivers Association) represents the finest fleet of drivers on the planet - Black Cabs.

In this series of podcasts we look at all aspects of the job: passing The Knowledge, adapting to change, the challenges of new regulations and, crucially, why being a Black Cab driver is ...

The LTDA (Licensed Taxi Drivers Association) represents the finest fleet of drivers on the planet - Black Cabs.

Hosted by Steve McNamara (the LTDA General Secretary), this episode explores the latest cab developments post-Lockdown, the latest in payment solutions, and life in a post-COVID age.

Follow us on Twitter - @TheLTDA 

Where we're going... and what's next?

The LTDA (Licensed Taxi Drivers Association) represents the finest fleet of drivers on the planet - Black Cabs.

Hosted by Steve McNamara (the LTDA General Secretary), this episode explores local traffic neighbourhoods and road closures around London, as a result of COVID-19 restrictions. What can we do about it?


Follow us on Twitter - @TheLTDA 

London's Pandemic road restrictions

The LTDA (Licensed Taxi Drivers Association) represents the finest fleet of drivers on the planet - Black Cabs.

Hosted by Steve McNamara (the LTDA General Secretary), this episode takes a long, hard look at 2019. An interesting year, for sure - but what does it all mean for the trade, and where do we go from here?

Follow us on Twitter - @TheLTDA

LTDA Review Of 2019

The LTDA (Licensed Taxi Drivers Association) represents the finest fleet of drivers on the planet - Black Cabs.

Hosted by Steve McNamara (the LTDA General Secretary), this episode looks at the potential future as we discuss the good - and the bad - of electric cabs.

Follow us on Twitter - @TheLTDA

Our Electric Future?

The LTDA (Licensed Taxi Drivers Association) represents the finest fleet of drivers on the planet - Black Cabs.

Hosted by Steve McNamara (the LTDA General Secretary), this episode continues our look at The Knowledge, and talks to a group of new drivers; those who recently got ’The Badge’. Hear the trials, tribulations and eventual joy as the new kids on the black cab block recount their stories of passing the toughest driving test on earth.  

Be warned: this episode, once again, contains some VERY happy people. 

Follow us on Twitter - @TheLTDA

Getting The Knowledge, Part 2

LTDA - The Official Podcast

Interviews with lawmakers on legislation and current news

Jason Gottesman and State Rep. Jesse Topper discuss the origin of iconic phrases, the goals for higher education in PA, and a quite thorough Master’s recap.

A Great Career in Saying Development – Generally Assembled – 4-18-24

Jason Gottesman and State Rep. Jesse Topper discuss higher education policy in PA, the Pirates’ hot start, and Master’s predictions.

Making Higher Ed. Work for Pennsylvania – Generally Assembled – 4-11-24

Jason Gottesman and State Rep. Jesse Topper discuss election security and Voter ID, as well as the difference between wishful thinking and sound energy policy in PA.

Voter ID and Energy Policy – Generally Assembled – 3-28-24

Jason Gottesman and State Rep. Jesse Topper discuss Gov. Shapiro’s energy policies, next steps in state budget negotiations, and some love for Scottie Scheffler.

90 Day Fiancé Budget – Generally Assembled – 3-22-24

Generally Assembled

Let's Talk About It is a community focused show highlighting area events and non-profits in Jamestown and Stutsman County. The show is heard every Monday through Friday at 1:20 PM on ESPN Jamestown AM 1400/107.1 FM.

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The National Trust Magazine is our ‘thank you’ to our members for helping us to look after special places. We’ve created this audio version so our blind and partially sighted members, or those who prefer to listen rather than read, can enjoy the magazine too.

Look out for new episodes of this podca...


Spring 2024 audio edition highlights

 

We hope the spring issue of National Trust Magazine will inspire you to get out and about to experience all the season has to offer. 

 

Join Head of Data Huw Davies on his quest to cycle to every place in the National Trust Handbook. Discover the intriguing 16-sided home, A la Ronde in Devon, with historian Suzannah Lipscomb. And find out how you can get involved in this year’s Festival of Blossom.

 

And, as always, you can discover events and activities to help you make the most of your membership this season, along with news stories to keep you up to date with all the work you’re supporting. 

 

You can listen to individual articles at these timecodes:

 

00:00:00 Introduction and Editor’s letter

00:01:07 News from around the Trust

00:06:16 From the Director General

00:09:32 AGM report 2023

00:15:02 On your bike

00:27:29 Resetting the river

00:36:49 House of curiosities

00:49:16 Festival of Blossom 

00:55:09 Coming together for nature

01:07:59 Out and about

01:13:41 Credits



To listen to more podcasts from the National Trust, go to:

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/podcasts

 

Members of the Trust receive the print magazine free of charge. Full of behind-the-scenes stories and beautiful photography, we hope it will inspire you with all there is to discover and be part of with the National Trust. To find out more about membership go to: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/join-us 

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Autumn 2023 audio edition highlights 

We hope the autumn issue of National Trust Magazine will inspire you to get out and about to experience all the season has to offer.



Find out how Trust places have shaped the hit TV series Dr Who as the show celebrates its 60th anniversary. 

Discover the hidden history of disability at Trust places, and how we’re working to make sure everyone feels welcome at the Trust today. 

Or join TV architect George Clarke in a conversation with curator Liz Green about the Trust’s most remarkable buildings.



And, as always, you can discover events and activities to help you make the most of your membership this season, along with news stories to keep you up to date with all the work you’re supporting. 

 

You can listen to individual articles at these timecodes: 


00:00:00 Introduction and Editor’s Letter 

00:01:23 News from around the Trust

00:06:56 From the Director General

00:10:34 Through space and time

00:25:46 Changing Chalk

00:37:10 In conversation with George Clarke and Liz Green

00:47:02 Everywhere and Nowhere

00:57:40 An object I love

01:02:49 Meet… Liz Nelstrop

01:06:27 My membership and Me

01:09:56 What's on

01:13:38 Credits

  

To listen to more podcasts from the National Trust, go to: 

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/podcasts 

  

Members of the Trust receive the print magazine free of charge. Full of behind-the-scenes stories and beautiful photography, we hope it will inspire you with all there is to discover and be part of with the National Trust. To find out more about membership go to: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/join-us 

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Summer 2023 audio edition highlights 

We hope the summer issue of National Trust Magazine will inspire you to get out and about to experience all the season has to offer.  


Hear about the Trust rangers working to restore and protect some of the UK’s wildest landscapes, and take a behind-the-scenes tour of the Trust’s two conservation studios where skilled experts look after some of history’s most remarkable objects. 


We’re also celebrating 75 years since the garden at Hidcote in Gloucestershire came into Trust care. Garden designer and broadcaster Chris Beardshaw delves in to the history of the Arts and Crafts garden and reveals how it has inspired his career. 

  

You can listen to individual articles at these timecodes: 


00:00:00 Introduction and Editor’s Letter 

00:01:10 News from around the Trust

00:05:40 From the Director General

00:10:11 These wild isles

00:29:27 Treasuring the past

00:43:38 A wild garden in a formal setting

00:58:40 Happy camping

01:07:26 My Membership and Me

01:10:54 What's On

01:15:44 Credits

  

To listen to more podcasts from the National Trust, go to: 

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/podcasts 

  

Members of the Trust receive the print magazine free of charge. Full of behind-the-scenes stories and beautiful photography, we hope it will inspire you with all there is to discover and be part of with the National Trust. To find out more about membership go to: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/join-us 

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Spring 2023 audio edition highlights

 We hope the spring issue of National Trust Magazine will inspire you to get out and about to experience all the season has to offer. 


Find out how we’ve been working with people and other conservation charities to start conversations about nature, and come up with a plan to protect it for future generations.  


We’re also sharing a preview of a new book by Trust curators, in which they delve into the stories of 100 of the most remarkable books and manuscripts in our care. Meanwhile younger readers, and the young at heart, can go behind the scenes of the new Children’s Country House Museum at Sudbury Hall in Derbyshire, where everyone can enjoy hands-on history in a thoroughly new way. 


Finally enjoy the best show of the season with a round-up of places to discover spring blossom, from historic orchards to urban streets fizzing with flowers.

 

You can listen to individual articles at these timecodes:

  

00:00:00 Introduction and Editor’s Letter

00:01:24 News from around the Trust 

00:06:34 From the Director General

00:11:16 AGM report 2022

00:18:27 Let's talk about nature

00:31:42 Bring on the blossom

00:42:15 A journey through books

00:50:35 The Children’s Country House

01:02:23 My membership and me

01:05:55 What's on - events & exhibitions

01:10:00 Credits



 

To listen to more podcasts from the National Trust, go to:

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/podcasts



Members of the Trust receive the print magazine free of charge. Full of behind-the-scenes stories and beautiful photography, we hope it will inspire you with all there is to discover and be part of with the National Trust. To find out more about membership go to: 

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/join-us


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Autumn 2022 audio edition highlights

We hope the autumn audio issue of National Trust Magazine will help you to celebrate the coming season as the leaves turn gold and the air becomes fresh. 

We’re welcoming you outside to explore a garden in the sky in central Manchester and inside, to listen to the sounds of county houses once filled with music and noise.

 

You can listen to individual articles at these timecodes:

 

00:00:00 Introduction and Editor’s Letter

00:01:51 News from around the Trust 

00:07:53 From the Director General

00:12:11 Garden in the sky

00:23:14 Listening to the past

00:35:58 The Octavia Hill Lecture - Neil McGregor

00:41:38 Together we climb

00:52:25 Cabinets of curiosities

01:08:26 Meet Steve Hindle

01:12:00 What's On - Events & Exhibitions

01:15:18 Credits



To listen to more podcasts from the National Trust, go to:

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/podcasts

 

 Members of the Trust receive the print magazine free of charge. Full of behind the scenes stories and beautiful photography, we hope it will inspire you with all there is to discover and be part of with the National Trust. To find out more about membership go to: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/join-us




12: Issue 157 - Autumn 2022

National Trust Audio Magazine

The Women of So Cal podcast is designed to empower women all over the world using stories of empowered, entrepreneurial-minded women in southern California. You will hear stories from women who are creating their own path to success in life and we will discuss topics that matter to the every-day wom...

Women of So Cal 's Podcast

The ability to multitask is a valuable skill in many industries, as it increases productivity and saves time. Learning how to develop this ability can help you get a rewarding position, earn a promotion, or help your business' growth. For your benefit, the ladies unpack the art of multitasking this week The Art of MultitaskingFile Size: 13778 kbFile Type: mp3Download File [...]

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The Literary Lobbyist

An Interview with Martha Meant Singleton

An interview with Emma of Etienne Enrichment LLC

New Pod City - LadiesBuildingLegacies

Established in 2005, the Bristol Festival of Ideas aims to stimulate minds and passions with an inspiring programme of discussion and debate throughout the year. The festival welcomes to Bristol, among others, scientists, artists, politicians, journalists, historians, musicians, novelists and commen...

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Stewart Brand is one of the great visionaries of our time. His latest book, 'Whole Earth Discipline: An Ecopragmatist Manifesto', argues that ‘Being Green’ is no longer enough. Three profound transformations are underway on Earth: climate change, urbanisation and biotechnology. Unless environmentalists keep up with new science, and embrace tools and disciplines that they have traditionally distrusted - such as science and engineering - in order to forestall the cataclysmic deterioration of the earth’s resources, they will become part of the problem. 

Brand shatters a number of environmental myths and argues that cities are greener than the countryside, nuclear power is the future of energy, and genetic engineering is the key to crop and land management. Through scientific rigor and blazing advocacy, Brand offers a bold and creative set of policies and solutions for producing a more sustainable society. 

He is in discussion with Brian Eno, musician and composer, cultural critic and writer who has a long-standing interest and involvement in new thinking about politics and the future.

Lecture - Stewart Brand and Brian Eno, 'The Future of Environmentalism' (18 January 2010)

The 'New York Times' calls Barbara Ehrenreich “our premier reporter of the underside of Capitalism”. Recent books have seen her go undercover to find a job in America’s corporate sector and work in low-wage America, busting the myth of the American dream. She now looks at positive thinking – formerly a marginal 19th century healing technique, which is now seen as the key to success and prosperity. 

Ehrenreich exposes the downside of the science of happiness which leads to self-blame, a morbid preoccupation with stamping out ‘negative’ thoughts and, on a national level, created an era of irrational optimism. Ehrenreich attacks conventional wisdom and faux science, and calls for clarity and courage.

This podcast is 27 minutes long (50MB). If you would like to hear more lectures from the 2010 Festival, please visit our website at: www.ideasfestival.co.uk.

Lecture - Barbara Ehrenreich, 'Smile or Die: How Positive Thinking Undermines Us All' (12 January 2010)

George Miller interviews Margaret Atwood for the Bristol Festival of Ideas just before her event at St George's Bristol on 9 September 2009 to mark the launch of her new book 'The Year of the Flood'. The event, attended by nearly 600 people, featured an exciting performance with actors and a choir, followed by an on-stage interview with Margaret herself.  

This podcast is 12 minutes long (11MB). If you would like to hear more interviews with selected speakers from this year's festival, please visit our website at: www.ideasfestival.co.uk.

Presented by Bristol Festival of Ideas (www.ideasfestival.co.uk), in association with St George's Bristol. (www.stgeorgesbristol.co.uk). Interview by George Miller (http://podularity.com).

Interview - Margaret Atwood, 'The Year of the Flood' (9 September 2009)

In this final podcast from summer 2009, presented by Bristol Festival of Ideas, George Miller looks back at some of the highlights of the 2009 May Festival.

Award-winning writer, Times columnist and broadcaster David Aaronovitch discusses conspiracy theories in connection with his new book: 'Voodoo Histories: The Role of the Conspiracy Theory in Shaping Modern History'; Helen Bamber talks about her long experience of human rights campaigning; and leading novelist and playwright Michael Frayn ponders our ideas and the world around us. 

This podcast is 30 minutes long (27MB), and is the final recording in our summer podcast series for 2009. If you would like to hear more interviews with selected speakers from this year's festival, please visit our website at: www.ideasfestival.co.uk.

Presented by Bristol Festival of Ideas (www.ideasfestival.co.uk), in association with The Philosopher's Magazine (www.philosophersnet.com). Interviews by George Miller (http://podularity.com).

Audio compilation - David Aaronovitch, Helen Bamber and Michael Frayn (September 2009)

In this second podcast from summer 2009, presented by Bristol Festival of Ideas, George Miller looks back at some of the highlights of the 2009 May Festival.

Internationally renowned philosopher and author, Peter Singer, discusses the moral implications of greed and poverty in connection with his new book: The Life You Can Save: Acting Now to End World Poverty'; historian Richard Holmes talks about 'The Age of Wonder' and romantic science; and scientist Freeman Dyson looks at the challenges and opportunities of the time in which we live. 

This podcast is 30 minutes long (27MB), and is the second recording in our summer podcast series for 2009. If you would like to hear more interviews with selected speakers from this year's festival, please visit our website at: www.ideasfestival.co.uk.

Presented by Bristol Festival of Ideas (www.ideasfestival.co.uk). Interviews by George Miller (http://podularity.com).

Audio compilation - Peter Singer, Richard Holmes and Freeman Dyson (August 2009)

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There is something about the end of summer that causes the creative juices to flow. Maybe it’s because of the back-to-school vibe in the air. I’m not sure what it is. If you know why projects that you have been working on all summer suddenly gain new clarity around Labor Day, drop me a line. …  MD101: Welcome to the Retooling of MakerspaceDevelopment.comRead More »

MD101: Welcome to the Retooling of MakerspaceDevelopment.com

Welcome to the 100th episode of the Makerspace Development podcast. I’d like to thank you, the listener, for supporting us over the years. We started this podcast conversation talking about empowering a larger American creative class. Now we are talking about contingent professionals. This episode takes us to a new stage in our podcast conversation.  …  MD:100 Taking Stock of Where We Are with Makerspace DevelopmentRead More »

MD:100 Taking Stock of Where We Are with Makerspace Development

In this episode, we’ll be talking about American Job Centers or AJC’s. The reason is because the WIOA could provide future funding opportunities for struggling makerspaces. And the website WorkforceGPS.org announced an event called the “Future of American Job Centers.” Tech workers understand that waves have both peaks and valleys. They learn to read the …  MD099: From AJC to Augmented Makerspace ServicesRead More »

MD099: From AJC to Augmented Makerspace Services

In this episode, we are going to talk about enterprise zones and how they can be used to help lesser industrialized communities with contingent professionals. Regulations alone will not solve this problem. However, Contingent Enterprise Zones just might. This is an all hands-on deck moment in American history. Workforce50/50 is coming. It’s coming for us …  MD098: Highlighting the need for Contingent Enterprise ZonesRead More »

MD098: Highlighting the need for Contingent Enterprise Zones

The National Urban League should be commended for their recent report that describes the  “State of Black America.” And if this were any other year that would be subject of this episode. The challenge is that Workforce50/50 is coming for us all. The real issue for 2018 and 2020 is not that so few black …  MD097: Workforce50/50 is coming for “State of Black America”Read More »

MD097: Workforce50/50 is coming for “State of Black America”

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Behind the scenes tours and information about the seismic retrofit of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge

Video footage of the placement of the SAS Tower Fourth Stage Lift

SAS Tower: Fourth Stage Lift

Video footage of the placement of the SAS Tower Second Stage Lift

SAS Tower: Second Stage Lift

The machinery that lifts the SAS tower Sections into place.

Strand Jacks and Rollers

Bart Ney talks about the architecture of the SAS tower.

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My Cape York Life - Series One

The r-house Radio Show

Texas Scorecard Radio

Historias - the SECOLAS podcast

LTDA - The Official Podcast

Generally Assembled

Let's Talk About It

National Trust Audio Magazine

Women of So Cal 's Podcast

New Pod City - LadiesBuildingLegacies

Bristol Festival of Ideas Audio RSS feed

Makerspace Development

Bay Bridge Info Video Podcast

APB Podcast

CT-N, Capitol Report (Video)

MinnesotaNationalGuard.org: Video Podcast

CT-N, Capitol Report (Audio)

CT-N: Connecticut State Senate Legislative Sessions (Audio)

CT-N: Connecticut House of Representatives Legislative Sessions (Audio)

NCDOT Now

Stuttgart-Podcast

Predictive Services Webcast

London 2012 sailing events in Weymouth & Portland

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Alberta Lej Out Loud

Regionalratssitzungen Bezirksregierung Düsseldorf

dbb Hessen

Wir im Rathaus

WFIU: Ask the Mayor

The Street Where You Live

Michigan House Republicans » MI House Republicans Podcast

Chateaubriant Actualités, Le Site d'Informations de Châteaubriant

Darmstadt aktuell

Beyond the Yellow Ribbon: Video Podcast

V.B. Price - Poet and Author

Bibel-Wochenspruch: "Wort zur Woche"

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