Sorry Not Sorry tackles social, political and cultural issues from the perspective of unapologetic guests while highlighting activists doing amazing things throughout the country.
Categories: News
Tags: activism, activists, alyssa milano, citizens, Entertainment, News, politicians, Politics
Feature interviews from journalist and broadcaster, Claudia Cragg
Tags: author, Authors, book, british, interview, journalist, personalities, politicians, radio
Welcome to Playbook Deep Dive, the stories behind the power. From Congress and the White House to bar stools and back rooms, POLITICO Playbook’s Ryan Lizza brings you interviews with the most compelling and important figures who explain what’s really going on in Washington.
Categories: Government, News
Tags: DC, government, News, news analysis, news commentary, playbook, playbook deep dive, politicians, politico, politico playbook, Politics, ryan lizza, washington
Award-winning veteran journalist Ashleigh Banfield hosts of a new hourlong news and talk show, “Banfield.” Airing weeknights at 10 p.m. ET / 9 p.m. CT on NewsNation, the show offers in-depth coverage of the day’s top news stories. It also features Banfield interviewing newsmakers, politicians and celebrities.
Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: Ashleigh, Banfield, celebrities, interviews, newsmakers, politicians
Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi. Listeners across the country and around the world will enjoy this weekly romp to Las Vegas, the capital of fun, food and entertainment. For the latest Vegas news and a look behind the scenes of world-class hotels, dining, gaming, special events and conventions, turn to VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi! Hear about those things that only happen in Vegas, as well as how this oasis in the desert has transformed into a visitor’s paradise welcoming over 42 million tourists each year.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Authors, entertainers, interview, Las, maggi, Nevada, Podcast, politicians, show, steven, travel, Vegas
What do you imagine when you think of a leader? Is the customary vision of the powerful politician or business leader still entirely relevant today? In these recent times of massive political and economic upheaval, it appears that society’s faith in its traditional leaders is at its lowest ebb: for many they’re no longer a source of support or trust, and as a result people have started looking elsewhere. In this series of short films, Open University experts nominate their own ‘Unlikely Leader,’ from Russell Brand to Olympic boxer Nicola Adams, challenging our assumptions about the meaning of Leadership and encouraging us to think differently about just what makes a ‘great leader’. As conventional leaders continue to let us down, the ‘Unlikely Leaders’ might just be our salvation.
Categories: Education
Tags: adaptibility, authority, bi-sexuality, business, challenger, Composer, Conductor, dedication, Education, enthusiasm, entrepreneur, genuine, Honesty, humanity, Humble, Humility, independent. Nicola Adams, Integrity, Kwendo Kor, Leaders, leadership, leeds, Maryam Bibi, modest, music, NASA, Nobel Prize, OLYMPICS, orchestra, pakistan, passion, Peter Drucker, physics, politicians, Politics, Richard Feynman, russell brand, science, self awareness, Simon Rattle, spiritual, sport, unassuming, unconventional, understanding, Unlikely, vision, Women's Boxing, women's rights
Meet the experts on the frontlines: the parents of children with special or unique needs. What do they wish they knew then that they know now? These parents share their insights and experiences with traditional and non-traditional professionals, their advice, and their wisdom. The lessons learned are valuable for all parents, health care workers, and educators.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: abelism, accessability, advice, alternative, anat banial methood, Awareness, cerebral palsy, change, children with special needs, community, connection, disability, Disabled, extraordinary, feldenkrais, functional medicine, healthcare workers, nine essentials, non traditinal, parents, politicians, suoport, support groups, Traditional, unique
Journalist Natalie Brunell sits down with familiar names in news, social media, TV and film, politics and business to learn about their backgrounds and career paths. What inspired them? What roadblocks did they overcome? And what advice and wisdom do they want to share to help YOU find success? New episodes each week.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: business, career, CareerAdvice, CareerPodcast, Careerstories, Entertainment, entrepreneurs, inspiration, jobadvice, jobs, jobsearch, journalist, Motivation, nataliebrunell, Podcast, politicians, Professional
Ever wondered how opinion polls work? As election fever grows – so does the importance of opinion polls which today are an essential part of modern political life. Political strategists, voters and the media all lap up the data generated – but where does it come from? How many people do you need to interview to get trustworthy data? and just how easy is it to predict the future based on the opinions of the present?
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: accuracy, election, electoral system, electorate, exit Poll, media, opinion polls, politicians, pollsters, prediction, representation, results, sample, seats, statistics, vote, voter, voting
CNBC Editor-at-Large John Harwood sits down with 2020 election candidates, top political decision makers, and key influencers, from Elizabeth Warren to Gary Cohn to John Legend, in their favorite hangouts for relaxed, in-depth conversations that reveal who they are and what drives them.
Tags: Beltway, business, Business News, Capitol, cnbc, congress, house of representatives, John Harwood, politicians, Politics, president trump, Senator, Speakeasy, taxes, Trump, U.S. Senate, washington, Washington DC, White House
To understand the partisanship and bitterness of American politics today, you have to consider what happened in 1994. Steve Kornacki steps back from the Big Board to tell the origin story of the 1994 Republican “revolution,” the midterm election when the GOP took the House majority for the first time in four decades. It was set in motion by Georgia Congressman Newt Gingrich, who — over the course of 15 years — pushed Republicans in a direction of confrontation and conservatism. Steve talks with Newt’s allies and adversaries about backroom strategy sessions and dramatic battles on the House floor. As yet another midterm threatens to upend the political landscape, Kornacki hears echoes of 1994 everywhere.
Tags: 1994, 80's, 90s, BILL, bill clinton, Budget, bush, capitol hill, Clinton, Committee, congress, congressional, congressman, congressmen, conservative, consultants, contract with america, corruption, d.c., DC, defeat, democracy, Democrats, election, election night, ethics, George Bush, george h.w. bush, gingrich, GOP, Healthcare, Hillary Clinton, house, illegal, kornacki, law, lawmaker, Left, legislation, legislator, liberal, loss, majority, Minority, ms now, MSNBC, Newt Gingrich, partisan, Political, politicians, Politics, pollsters, Republicans, revolution, right, rush limbaugh, scandal, senators, States, steve kornacki, strategy, tactics, Takeover, taxes, the revolution, the revolution with steve kornacki, versant, voters, washington
Spencer Stokes is interviewing those who have made history in Utah. Many stories in Utah have yet to be told or recorded for future generations. It is our mission to record these stories and provide them to you. It has been a pleasure interviewing these influential members of our state.
Categories: Education, History, News
Tags: History, politicians, Politics, Stories, Utah, Utahns, UTPOL
Greg Gutfeld is the host of The Greg Gutfeld Show, and member of The Five on FOX News Channel. Greg is the one on this podcast. That is, unless you want to be the one. Go ahead. He doesn’t mind.
Categories: Comedy, News, Society & Culture
Tags: Authors, Books, Channel, comedians, Entertainment, facebook, film, five, FOX, greg, gutfeld, News, politicians, Politics, social, The, tv, Twitter
Between Two Flags is a podcast created and run by the United Nations Association in Canada – a charitable organization based in Ottawa with a long history of civil society engagement. Episodes feature discussions with diverse innovators and stakeholders sharing how their organizations and collectives are working towards creating an equal and sustainable Canada, as well as what Canada has to offer to the world. This is a bilingual podcast with episodes in both English and French.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, art, bilingual, business, canada, CEO, cities, Citizen, climate change, Comedy, communities, development, discussion, ecofriendly, economy, Education, entrepreneur, environment, Executive, finances, french, future, global, goals, Green, green economy, international, interviews, jobs, networking, News, nutrition, perspectives, policy, politicians, Resources, round table, start-ups, Stories, students, sustainability, united nations, university, youth