Ed Sebesta has fought the neo-Confederate movement for over 20 years. This is a short pod cast about the award given to him by the African American Civil War Museum in DC; the university press books he has co-edited; the peer-reviewed academic articles published in universities such as Cambridge University. Also, a description of some resources he has set up to provide information about neo-Confederates. If you want to help bring Confederate monuments down or oppose the neo-Confederate movement this podcast will provide that information as well as why Ed Sebesta is a credible expert on this topic.

Podcast BHS Insights přináší vhledy do amerických i světových kapitálových trhů a je určen pro pokročilé investory. Největší pozornost věnuje akciovým trhům, monetární politice, investičním institucím a makroekonomickým souvislostem.

All guests are experts in a particular field, from CEOs and artists in the Baltics to media strategists and leading researchers from around the globe. Listeners get a glimpse into their lives and insights about their respective fields, be they economics, banking, media and others.

On the night of Aug. 4, 2018, seven Catholics successfully broke onto Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in St. Marys, Georgia — the east coast home to U.S. nuclear armed submarines — undetected by base security. The youngest member of the group was 55; the oldest, 78. Join NCR Bertelsen intern Jesse Remedios as he explores who these activists are and why they wanted to get caught.

Evidence and experts to help you understand today’s public health news—and what it means for tomorrow.

How can working people transform America for the better? Throughout the Inland Empire in Southern California, working people are coming together for change. The Teamster View podcast is a new podcast produced by Teamsters Local 1932 to help both members and non-members stay connected to the issues that drive us and the movement we’re building together. Program hosted by Mario Vasquez and Teamsters Local 1932 Secretary-Treasurer Randy Korgan.

What shadows in our collective consciousness have created our flawed economic system? What could a new system that operates within the ecological boundaries of this planet look like? How can we dream into a more regenerative system for all? Impact Investor, Berry Liberman, of Small Giants, is joined by three Jungian analysts, Joseph Lee, Deborah Stewart and Lisa Marchiano to analyse capitalism through a Jungian lens.

With so many sad or worrying news stories constantly circulating, it can be easy to think that life in the 21st century is a pretty miserable experience. To combat that, Tobias and Charlie share a selection of news stories to make you smile that prove the world is still a good place.

The official award winning podcast for the City of Tehachapi, California. Our municipal government podcast covers the issues, topics, history, lifestyle and happenings in Tehachapi. Hosted by Community Engagement Manager Key Budge, General Services Director Ashley Whitmore, Assistant City Manager Corey Costelloe, & City Manager Greg Garrett. This show features interviews and highlights of community events, meetings and other interactions that impact Tehachapi. TehachaPod has received several awards for Government Special Episode and Individual Episodes by a Government Agency.

This podcast tells the story of PFAS contamination in Colorado’s Fountain Valley. Starting with a decade long cover up of dangers certain PFAS chemicals pose, and ending in Congress today, you’ll learn about the family of chemicals and meet people who they’re hurting. (RESIDENTS OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY: your municipal well water is now being treated for PFAS chemicals)

Listen as experts discuss market trends, hot topics, deal coverage and other industrial news. JLL researcher George Cutro welcomes guests from various backgrounds to chat about these topics, and more. Contact us with questions about the industrial real estate market or to submit a future topic idea.

St. James Town Storeys is a podcast about a diverse, densely-populated, dynamic, but often overlooked Toronto neighbourhood called St. James Town. It showcases the voices of people who come together in countless ways to solve needs and problems and build social bonds of friendship and support, to inspire even more resident participation in community life.