Explore the stirring narrative of America’s first ladies

Welcome to Reimagining Justice - a global podcast for the change makers in law and the first Australian-based podcast shining a light on issues at the intersection of law, social justice and innovation. Join Andrea Perry-Petersen, an Australian lawyer and social justice advocate, as she interviews guests from around the world who have discovered and implemented innovative ways to update the legal profession while improving people’s experience of the law. Andrea brings a unique perspective on stories which will inspire you to take positive action in the delivery of legal services for the benefit of lawyers, clients and society. The world is changing, and the legal profession must keep up. Legal systems around the world are not meeting people’s legal needs – there is a global access to justice crisis. What are the solutions and where can they be found? Whether you are a legal business owner or legalpreneur wanting to expand your market, run a purpose driven business or improve your service delivery model; a legal professional or law student curious about a career in social justice or legal tech (or both!); interested in systems design or proven ways to make positive social change, or simply looking to be inspired, then this is the podcast for you!

Hosts Melanie Marlowe and Christopher Preble debate their way through some of the toughest and most contentious topics related to war, international relations, and strategy. This podcast is brought to you by War on the Rocks.

The Barefoot Innovation podcast, hosted by the Alliance for Innovative Regulation (AIR) CEO Jo Ann Barefoot, explores better solutions for financial consumers at the intersection of technology innovation and regulation.

In this podcast Liam Palmer will speak to some of the most influential and innovative minds in the social care sector in the UK.

Sit down with Mark Fisher, Andrew "Fuji" Fulginiti, and Ryan "The Squirrel" Brady as they tackle the week's news in politics, current events, technology and much more. The hosts bridge many of the misunderstandings and gripes that Boomers and Millennials have of each other as they find common ground on today's hot button issues.

An episode-by-episode discussion and deconstruction of the USA television series Burn Notice. We determine, one-by-one, if each episode is an episode of television, a great episode of television, and/or a great episode of Burn Notice.

Hello everyone, Welcome to the podcast. This podcast is designed to help explain issues and answer questions that have to do with federal hiring. In this episode I introduce myself and explain my journey through federal employment. At this point in my career I am a successful federal HR Specialist and am sharing my experience to help others with their government job applications. Continue listening to see how we can help you with your government job needs.

“The Pittsburgh Record,” hosted by Adam Shuck, is Postindustrial's first original daily newsletter and podcast. “The Pittsburgh Record” is a short podcast roundup of all the biggest news in Pittsburgh, delivered daily around 4 p.m.

Grant Talks is a discussion of the critical issues faced by grant professionals working in the trenches of grant management. The show is hosted by Lucy M. Morgan CPA, speaker, trainer and author of the "Decoding Grant Management-The Ultimate Success Guide to the Federal Grant Regulations in 2 CFR Part 200" as well as over 250 articles on grant topics. Lucy and her guests share stories of the challenges faced by grant professionals with stories of key funding trends, good grants gone bad, how to survive changing funder expectations and much more. If you've ever felt confused, nervous, or overwhelmed about managing grants, Grant Talks will boost your confidence, increase your expertise and support your efforts to enable positive change in the world through grant funding Topics include grant management, federal funding, nonprofits, local, state and tribal governments, institutions of higher education, audits, change management, technology, internal controls, communication, career advice, and so much more. Get helpful tips, real-world advice and practical solutions from national grant leaders. You got the grant, now discover ways to stay out of trouble with funding so that you can help more people, make a bigger difference and transform the world into a better place.

Djøfcast - Løsningen labyrint: Advokaters erfaringer med mediation. Forveksler du mediation med meditation? Og tror du, at mediation er en blød og hippieagtig måde at løse konflikter på? Så tro om igen. Mediation er en kontant og effektiv metode, som flere og flere danske advokater bruger som alternativ til langvarige og dyre retssager. Hør en række garvede advokater fortælle om deres praktiske erfaringer med et redskab, som de synes er en gave til erhvervslivet. Uanset hvilken tvist, virksomheder havner i, kan de hurtigt komme ud af den, siger de. Og i nogle tilfælde endda bevare samarbejdet med deres modpart. I en mediation finder parterne selv løsningen, og ingen af dem taber tungt som i en retssag.       Men fordommene om mediation står i kø. Podcasten Løsningens Labyrint – advokaters erfaringer med mediation er udgivet af Djøf og Djøf Forlag i samarbejde med Mediationsinstituttet. Læs mere om podcasten: djoef.dk/podcast

The only podcast focused on the experiences and careers of cuttermen in the United States Coast Guard. Hosted by BMCM M. J. Ellis, USCG (Ret.) The views, information, or opinions expressed during the Course Made Good podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not represent those of the United States Coast Guard or any other government agency. The primary purpose of this podcast series is to educate and inform. This podcast series does not constitute official policy guidance from the speakers nor the United States Coast Guard.