A monthly podcast hosted by the Idaho Transportation Department. Join us for an in-depth look at all things transportation related across Idaho.

The Lars Larson Show covers the latest news across this great land of ours. Lars believes the only way to improve our community, state, and union is through honest discussion. Sometimes that means people (including Lars) will be made uncomfortable as ideas are challenged. But it's worth it! In fact, when compared to what our forefathers endured, it's a very small price to pay for a better tomorrow.

The podcast that addresses Wisconsin transportation topics. Produced by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT).

Welcome to RO pod: Talking about governance of registered organisations with the Registered Organisations Governance & Advice Branch at the Fair Work Commission. The official podcast about the regulation of unions and employer associations. In this monthly podcast we'll share essential information, uncover handy hints and tips and reveal our best tools for proactive compliance with the complex legislative requirements. Don't forget to subscribe and see how RO pod can help you and your organisation.

Housing and community development's evolvement rests on the shoulders of women and men who have played a strong role in developing affordable housing and communities throughout the country. Their stories provide a human historical perspective on our cities and the housing within our cities.

We’re a band of political nerds, operatives, trolls, and sometimes experts on local, state (FL), and national politics. Why did we pick the name “The Yard Sign”? Well if you’ve ever been a part of the political process, you know the debate that’s been happening since the Greeks invented Democracy... “Do yard signs help win elections?” The truth is, no one knows, hence our tagline “the most important irrelevant podcast in politics”. Maybe this show will make a difference, maybe it won’t, but we’re going to have a lot of fun doing it. Just like our friend the yard sign.

Every law enforcement officer has a story to tell! Whether cautionary tales or stories that inspire and encourage…they are all based on real experiences! Get ready to hear from the men and women who put their lives on the line every day for their communities and their country! This is the LEO First Podcast with Michael Laidler!

Military Veterans and hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy bring you stories and topics affecting our military, servicemembers, and veterans. Listen to the stories that matter, this is Military Matters.

Wat vinden jongeren van de politieke thema's in Nederland? Luister nu Politicast, de officiële podcast van PerspectieF, de jongerenorganisatie van de ChristenUnie, waar we met diverse gasten binnenlandse en buitenlandse thema's bespreken en ongemoeid meningen spuien.

Gregory Abbott hosts this roundtable discussion on the hottest political news of the day. The Real Debate team is focused on finding the truth among a sea of diverging opinions and media perspectives.

In a world full of jellyfish, 5 hard men rise. These hard men have spines of steel. These five men do not bow, do not bend to conformity, no, these men stand. Stand with us as we take a good hard look at social constructs, major issues, current happenings, and whatever draws our attention. Watch as we use rational reasoning, logic, and good old human bias to discuss and solve modern problems.

From the year 2000 to 2013, Dr. Jeffrey Kuhlman engaged in the type of patient-first care that only a handful of doctors will ever experience. His patients: Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama. Politics had nothing to do with Kuhlman’s work. Neither did agendas or budgets or quotas or standard processes. Among his duties? Never be more than two minutes away from the President. It required Kuhlman to know the personal habits and medical histories of each President. He had to be prepared to care for any medical need in any situation. The experience began to shape Kuhlman’s view of what healthcare should be like for patients who don’t live in The White House or travel on Air Force One. In other words, the patients we see every day. After coming to Advent Health as Senior Vice President and Associate Chief Medical Officer, Kuhlman used an overarching question to guide his quest to transform healthcare in a meaningful way: What if everyone in healthcare (doctors, administrators, nurses, maintenance workers, everyone) treated each patient with the kind of focus and personal attention that a physician uses with the President of the U.S.? Now that would truly be transformative. It so happened that Dr. Daniel Peach, had been considering a similar question after taking on his role as Director of Clinical Transformation for the AdventHealth System: How can we cut through processes and excess data and re-establish a true patient-first mindset? Peach’s own background, though very different from Kuhlman’s, had a very important similarity: the one-on-one approach to care. A registered osteopath in the United Kingdom, Peach has specialized in prevention, care and optimizing performance of elite athletes, one athlete at a time. But his experience has also included personal security for VIPs and more than 20 years as an executive for an international fiber-optic telecommunications company. In every facet of his career, he has seen first-hand that the most in-depth data and the greatest technology the world has ever seen are all meaningless unless they’re tied to a real customer experience. And that is perhaps the most crucial link in making a meaningful healthcare transformation: relationships. So, is it possible? Can we really transform healthcare as we know it? Kuhlman and Peach wouldn’t be writing this book if all they had were another theoretical exercise. They’re actually doing it. Here, they provide a roadmap and adjustable formulas that any organization or constituency can implement. It proven to work for doctors, administrators, and for the person at the heart of our work: the patient. And we should all agree, that’s the bottom line that matters most.