Discussions about freedom, politics, limited government and the Second Amendment.

The Keys to Financial Inclusion Podcast is brought to you by National Disability Institute’s Center for Disability-Inclusive Community Development. Hear from thought leaders in the disability and financial communities who will share insights, analysis and emerging strategies to improve and increase investing, lending and service activities for people with disabilities.

There are more of us than we realize - people who love America, Freedom, and Conservative values. They cross all party lines, gender, religion, and even narratives. we need to ignore the narratives being used to divide us - even amongst "like-minded people." We can agree on more than we realize without giving up our own beliefs, values, and ideologies. We can all agree on freedom, and those of us that do, will keep America for everyone.

Go deeper than headlines. Go in-depth on issues. Get the bigger picture. Every month, City of Kingston leadership and staff go beyond sound bites and tell you more about the larger context surrounding current issues, initiatives and decisions that are shaping our community. Whether you want to get a bigger perspective on local issues and initiatives, or just spend some time with some really interesting people, this podcast is for you.

On the Run NYC is a podcast hosted by two candidates for New York City Council: Amoy Barnes running in Staten Island's 49th District and Althea Stevens running in District 16 in the Bronx. As two women of color, Althea and Amoy have unique insight into what it's like to be first time candidates, and what it'll take to provide the best constituent services. They'll often be joined by guests from the world of NYC politics to talk about their own experiences as elected officials.

The What Next for London? podcast is brought to you by BusinessLDN, the capital’s leading business campaign group. Our mission is to make London the best city in the world in which to do business, working for and with the UK. On ‘What Next for London?’ we speak to business leaders from across the capital and get their opinion on the biggest issues facing our city. Music is provided by Coma-Media

Welcome to the new Housing Matters 2 NC Podcast with the latest news and information for the housing movement in North Carolina. With changes that impact your work happening daily, we're here to make sure that you stay up to date on the news no matter where you are. The podcast will include the audio from each week’s Housing Call that we host every Tuesday at 9:45 AM, so if you are unable to make the call, you will have another chance to listen in.

Jack Meligan brings over 30 years of experience in financial planning, structured settlements and comprehensive settlement planning for injured plaintiffs. In these series of Podcasts, Jack interviews the top Trial Lawyers in the country. By this, injury victims and their families have a better shot of finding and hiring the best attorneys, instead of the worst, vastly increasing the plaintiff’s ability to obtain the highest settlement or verdict in their case. As an intro to our Podcast channel, Jack's first guest is Joe Calentino of PMLS, Jack and Joe discuss what to expect from the podcast, and their backgrounds in the settlement planning field and helping injury victims.

Government Contracts Legal Round Up is a podcast focusing on important developments facing government contractors and grant recipients. Hosts David Robbins and Marc Van Allen discuss key developments in this ever-changing field in an easy-to-absorb style. Often joined by colleagues and guests, programs focus on the most relevant executive orders, regulations, proposed and final rules that affect the FAR and relevant agency FAR supplements, decisions from GAO, the boards and courts.

Open Vallejo is an independent, nonpartisan public interest newsroom and government transparency hub in one of the country’s worst news deserts.

Inclusive Life is for anyone who is interested in transforming their lives to be more inclusive, equitable and just. Join Nicole Lee, human rights attorney, activist, mom and founder of Inclusive Life for conversations with expert and badass guests. In these messy conversations, we will explore the ways in which we can live more inclusive lives in every aspect of who we are, with every role each of us plays. We will bring our most authentic selves to this work, link arms, and together move into aligned action.

Join Joe and Dewayne as they navigate the shifting space of the modern workplace. You'll find a unique perspective from two MS MVP System Admins in education technology who are passionate about promoting change by meeting users where they are.