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Podcasts about Politics

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Episodes about Politics

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This month, Vitali Vitaliev recalls love and magic in Kyiv, Sheila Hancock embraces the word “valour,” Alice Garnett celebrates deep friendships, and Alice Goodman wonders—what if the teenagers are actually alright? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Erin Molan came on the show! We discussed Trump in Qatar, Syria. We also spoke about feminism in the conservative movement and transgenderism.  Follow for more content! https://x.com/Gideon_Askowitz and find Erin ‪@Erin_Molan‬ 00:00 Sneak Peek01:30 Trump Saudi Summit05:00 Syria Sanctions07:40 Macron10:07 Qatari Influence and Al Jazeera16:00 Australia Elections17:40 Trans in Bathroom18:30 Antisemitism in Australia19:18: Erin Running for PM?21:08 @michaeljknowles compassion for LGB21:50 Men in Women's Rugby22:10 Mr. Sarah McBride25:00 Feminism and Conservatism | Trad Wife ( @imbrettcooper @ConservateurMag @RealCandaceO)
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Join Anthony Okunak, NCHA Vice President of Finance and Financial Policy, as he sits down with David Pope, President & CEO of Scotland Health Care System, to discuss the transformative impact of the Healthcare Access and Stabilization Program (HASP). Discover how HASP supports North Carolina hospitals, ensuring access to high-quality care in rural and underserved communities without relying on state tax dollars. David shares real-life success stories, including expanded maternal health initiatives, workforce education programs, and enhanced primary care access—all made possible through HASP.
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This document explores the cultural construction of gender through color, revealing how pink came to be associated with girls and blue with boys. Drawing on historical shifts in marketing, fashion, and social norms, it uncovers how these color codes emerged—not from inherent preferences, but from strategic branding and societal influences. The analysis also critiques the ongoing impact of these gendered color norms on childhood development and identity formation.
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In today's episode, we dive into the Pentagon's controversial halt on gender transition treatments for service members, explore rising crime rates on U.S. cruise ships, and discuss President Trump’s new initiative aimed at lowering prescription drug costs. Additionally, we examine the ongoing child welfare tragedy in Alabama and the urgent plea from a mother for the return of her sons held by Hamas, highlighting the pressing issues of healthcare, safety, and family unity in today’s world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jerremy and Dave sit with Rafael Quiroz, Jason Holland, and Jennifer Morehouse, who turned prison into purpose. Rafael shares how soft skills like healthy relationships can break cycles, Jason calls for sentencing reform with hopeful pathways, and Jennifer inspires with “it’s how you finish.” This episode shows how redemption can reshape justice—listen to feel the change.Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction: Justice that grows, not punishes—let’s explore.(00:44) Soft Skills Matter: Rafael on building healthy relationships early.(04:15) Communication Fix: Jerremy on teaching kids to speak freely.(06:15) Power Redefined: Jason on using power for a better future.(08:52) Mentorship Goals: Jennifer on lifting others through self-worth.(10:51) Sentencing Shift: Jennifer on addressing why crimes happen.(12:54) Hopeful Paths: Jason on giving inmates a clear future.(15:31) Take Action: Jason pushes for youth offender bill support.(19:40) Final Wisdom: Jennifer’s “it’s how you finish” hits deep.Connect:Jason Holland – LinkedInJennifer Morehouse – InstagramRafael Quiroz – LinkedInDefy Ventures📢 Solving America’s Problems Podcast – Real Solutions For Real Issues🎧 Listen on  Apple | Spotify | & More!🌍 Join the conversation on Instagram | YouTube | X
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Leftists have suddenly stopped their shrieking about how Trump is a fascist for removing terrorists and violent criminals from the country to demand the deportation of 59 white South African refugees Trump welcomed into the US. Some have even gone so far as to threaten these immigrants with death. Why the sudden change? Because these people have a lighter skin pigmentation than the Left would prefer. The fact that the Left is just as furious when normal, functional people fleeing legitimate tyranny come here as it is when Trump deports MS-13 terrorists tells you everything you need to know about what they truly stand for. They don’t support immigration in principle. They only support it when it benefits their political interests. You won’t want to miss today’s episode of The Conservative Rebel. Follow on X: https://x.com/CnsrvtvRbl Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theconservativerebel Follow on Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/ConservativeRebel76
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How is it that 99% of people in the Netherlands have access to primary care? How can Dutch doctors look after large numbers of patients while still providing primary care? Those are some of the questions Dr. Kiran is set on answering when she visits the Netherlands to learn more about their primary care system. In the first of this four part series, Dr. Kiran brings you with her as she visits a GP practice in Nijmegen. She shadows Dr. Tim Olde Hartmen and Dr. Suzanne Ligthart to understand a typical work day. She meets key members of their team and unpacks how they all work together. In Part Two, Dr. Kiran introduces you to what she called “the secret sauce” of the Dutch primary care system. Stay tuned!See a gallery of Dr. Kiran’s photos from her trip to the Netherlands.Read Dr. Kiran’s 4-part series on the Netherlands published in the Medical Post and the insights she shared with Andre Picard at the Globe and Mail.Listen to Dr. Kiran speaking about her trip on CBC’s White Coat, Black ArtRead an article about Tara’s host, Dr. Tim Olde Hartman: A Giant Standing on the Shoulders of GiantsSubscribe to our Substack newsletter to get bonus content.Take the OurCare national survey to share your experiences with primary care.Do you have an idea for an episode? Email primary.focus@unityhealth.to Dr. Tara Kiran is a family physician and researcher who is passionate about building a stronger, more equitable primary care system in Canada. She practices at St. Michael’s Hospital, Unity Health Toronto where she is also a scientist at MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions. In 2022, Dr. Kiran launched OurCare, a national initiative to engage the public in shaping the future of primary care in Canada. You can learn more about Dr. Kiran’s research here: https://maphealth.ca/kiran/ Primary Focus is supported by a grant from the St. Michael’s Foundation. Dr. Tara Kiran is supported as the Fidani Chair in Improvement and Innovation at the University of Toronto and a Scientist in the Departments of Family and Community Medicine at St. Michael’s Hospital and the University of Toronto. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit primaryfocus.substack.com
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In this episode, Mr. Patriot criticizes Trump's economic policies and the impact they have on the American economy. He discusses how Trump inherited a strong economy, yet his decisions, such as the imposition of tariffs, created instability. Trump's focus on tariffs and tax cuts for the wealthy are labeled as 'voodoo economics,' adding to national stagnation. The podcast delves into the ramifications of Trump's political strategies and their effect on the average American, particularly those in the bottom 50% of wealth. Furthermore, the administration's diplomatic endeavors are exposed as inadequate and self-serving.