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Voices focuses on the innovative work being done by faculty and staff in the College of Arts and Sciences at the Ohio State University. Listen in to find out what's new now!
A Shot of Brandy Podcast is hosted by Brandy Mayes. He is the owner of a podcast studio in Oklahoma City called Creators Create Studio. A Shot of Brandy Podcast was created to provide a platform where guests can openly share their truths as well as highlight their achievements. The show hopes to captivate the audience with in-depth stories from people who should be celebrated but whose voices are often unheard of. Brandy felt there was a need for black excellence to be on display and that it ...
The Sound of The Accra Podcast features entrepreneurs or creatives from a Ghanaian background or interest, in a series of powerful episodes. It serves as a platform for promoting Ghanaian excellence on a global scale, to an international audience who are intrigued by the professional Ghanaian community and culture. Our mission ultimately, is for listeners to be inspired by stories and insights from top-quality guests, who can leave listeners with meaningful takeaways. Hosted by Adrian Daniel ...
Curating the best of what leaders need to know. The best leaders stay in-the-know. In H3 Leadership, author, conference producer and strategic connector, Brad Lomenick, brings you the best tips and trends in leadership. Learn the latest on who you should follow, books you should read, articles that will help you grow, voices that will inspire you, organizations you should link with and events you should attend to—all to help you become a better leader. Brad Lomenick is the longtime leader of ...
Interruptions is a podcast hosted by Rev. Odell M. Cooper and Cathy Patton, two parents whose lives were Interrupted - one by gun violence and the other by autism. The hosts use their voices to Disrupt the Silence caused by inherited faith and family traditions, cultural and societal stigmas, and fear. Each episode openly addresses racial and economic disparities and the impact on mental health in communities of Black and Brown people. Their guests share personal stories about how their live ...
Choir lovers, rejoice! Join International Orange Chorale Director Zane Fiala and SF Chorister Giacomo DiGrigoli as they interview notable choral composers, conductors, and singers, review new and notable performances, chat about the Bay Area choral scene, and cover some of the larger questions, issues, and topics of interest affecting all of us in the choral community. More at https://www.inunisonpodcast.com
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Rift appears in Coalition over government's jobs summit
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Peter Dutton says his party will boycott the summit as it's a Labor stunt, while David Littleproud says the Nationals will go to give regional Australia a voice.
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Concerns remain as China's ambassador flags possible 'relationship reset'
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China's Ambassador to Australia has addressed the national press club for the first time, opening himself up to questions from journalists.
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Calls to NSW government to publish report into response to catastrophic flooding
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Residents of Lismore and the NSW opposition are urging the state government to publish the findings of an independent inquiry into the handling of the February-March floods, following the release of a separate parliamentary report proposing major restructures to the state's disaster management services.…
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112 | Chris Owen, Southeastern University EVP + 7 Young Leaders to Know
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Our guest is Dr. Chris Owen, Executive VP and Dean of the Barnett College of Ministry at Southeastern University in Lakeland, FL. Chris has over 20 years of experience in the higher education world, and SEU is one of the most innovative universities in the US, with over 200 extension sites around the country. We discuss culture, teamwork, why innov…
A Russian airbase in the Ukrainian territory of Crimea which was annexed in 2014 has been rocked by a series of massive explosions, despite being 175 kilometres from the current frontline.
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Republicans outraged by FBI raid on Donald Trump's home
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Donald Trump is trying to turn the news that the FBI had searched his Florida estate to his benefit, citing the investigation into text messages and emails soliciting political donations from his supporters.
Industry leaders are calling for more action to bridge the gender gap and lack of diversity in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in Australia.
Robyn Lambird not only won a medal at the Tokyo Olympics but also became the first out non-binary person to do so. She says everyone should have access to sport, particularly those in the LGBTIQ+ community and people with disability
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Australia our 'partner of choice': Solomons' PM
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Despite recent overtures by China, Australia's relationship with Solomon Islands appears to be improving.
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Reports of visa applicant's death in Afghanistan 'devastating': Immigration Minister
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Immigration Minister Andrew Giles says enormous resources are being allocated to processing visa applications from the hundreds of thousands of Afghans trying to flee the Taliban.
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SBS On the Money: CEO Series: Owen Wilson, REA Group
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REA Group has lifted its full-year profit by 25 per cent and has indicated listings on its realestate.com.au are now higher than the same time last year, so what does it say about the direction of the housing market? SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with REA Group CEO Owen Wilson for more, and discusses the bank reporting season with Mac…
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Olivia Newton-John remembered: grace, energy, 'a symbol of hope and triumph'
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The superstar who battled breast cancer is being remembered for her advocacy work in medical research, her voice and her iconic performances in film and on stage.
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The day the US President resigned rather than face impeachment
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As controversy continues to swirl around former US President Donald Trump and his alleged connections with the January 6th insurrection, this month marks the anniversary of the end of another troubled Presidency
Federal authorities are reporting terrorism is an enduring, diverse and complex problem for Australia and it can be driven by extremist attitudes.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling for nuclear sanctions against Russia after the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was shelled, sparking fear of a catastrophe ten times larger than Chernobyl.
A fragile cease-fire deal to end nearly three days of fighting between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza appears to be holding — a sign the latest round of violence may have abated.
Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability in the country with around 770,000 Australians living with its debilitating impact. Authorities are encouraging people to learn the signs and symptoms and are keen to dispel a leading health myth - that stroke only affects the elderly.
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Locals protest over uncertain future of the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence
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The fight to save a community centre at the heart of Sydney's Indigenous community has entered a new stage, as political infighting ramps up between the state and federal organisations that own the NCIE
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SBS On the Money: Some food prices falling but home insurance is rising
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With cost of living pressures increasing, SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with CommSec Chief Economist Craig James to find out the latest moves in food and petrol prices; plus banking and insurance company Suncorp has warned that home insurance premiums are set to continue rising because of incresing claim costs from wild weather and in…
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How will the referendum on the Voice to Parliament work?
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The 2009 National Human Rights consultation indicated that the Australian public lacked awareness of the nation's political and legal system, constitution, and referendum procedures.
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Should Australians have to deny their other citizenships to enter federal politics?
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A constitutional rule forcing Parliamentarians to give up their citizenship from any other nation has created chaos in previous parliaments, and been blamed for a lack of diversity in the chambers. Should it be abolished?
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Dire warnings issued following attacks on nuclear plant in Zaporizhizhia, Ukraine
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It comes as Amnesty International's head in Ukraine resigns over the organisation's report that the military is placing civilians in danger of Russian shelling by launching strikes from residential areas.
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To invest in the Real Estate market in the Western World or West Africa first? ( PodBites Ep.31 w/ Live Panel) - Live Q&A
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What methods can we look at to protect existing assets and generate wealth in times of uncertainty? What property and financial investments can we look at to create a hedge against inflation and a potential incoming recession? Adrian was joined live with Kwasi Affum and Michael G Donkor on 30th May 2022 to discuss to discuss wealth creation strateg…
Australia’s new federal parliament is its most diverse yet. But what does that mean, and will that change the culture inside the chamber? Krishani Dhanji asks Fatima Payman.
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China-Australia relations remain strained over Taiwan
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Australia is being drawn into the dispute, with China's embassy in Canberra lashing out at the federal government for criticising Beijing's use of ballistic missiles near Taiwan.
The star studded National Indigenous Music Awards have been staged over the weekend on Larrakia Country.
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Sydney's Saudi community seeks answers over sister deaths
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The suspicious and unexplained deaths of two Saudi sisters in a Canterbury apartment has left the Saudi refugee community in Sydney fearful and demanding answers from police.
Australian music icon and lead vocalist of The Seekers, Judith Durham has passed away aged 79.
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Remembering the victims of the Hiroshima blast
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This weekend marks the seventy-seventh anniversary of the world's first atomic bomb - dropped over the Japanese city of Hiroshima in the final weeks of World War Two.
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China's exercises near Taiwan raise global alarm
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The United States has condemned China's moves to launch missiles near Taiwan as the fallout from the US Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit continues.
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Palestinian militants in Gaza react to air strike
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The Palestinian Islamic Jihad have fired more than 100 rockets from the Gaza Strip after Israel pounded the enclave with missile strikes, killing ten people.
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Qatar World Cup organisers promise no LGBTIQ+ discrimination
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The organising committee for this year's Men's FIFA World Cup in Qatar has told SBS that LGBTIQ+ fans won't face any discrimination during the tournament.
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NT artists dominate 2022 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards
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The NATSIAA awards are Australia's richest and most prestigious Indigenous art prize.
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Federal Government looks to increase renewables in the national grid
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The Albanese Government has announced its intention to open offshore wind farms after a frenetic week of parliament, and the passage of the government's climate bill through the House of Representatives.
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SBS On the Money: Real wages in decline for longer
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The RBA has downgraded its economic growth forecasts in its Statement on Monetary Policy while also admitting higher inflation for longer will mean a continued decline in real wages. SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks to AMP Capital Chief Economist Shane Oliver for more; and gets the market reaction with Azeem Sheriff Sharrif from CMC Mark…
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ASEAN foreign ministers meet amid Taiwan tensions
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Taiwan-Chinese tension and the war in Ukraine are high on the agenda of the ASEAN meeting in Phnom Penh.
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The story of Australia's first-ever Chinese migrant
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The history of Mak Sai Ying - who arrived in Australia in 1818 - can now be told thanks to the work of local historians.
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Meet the migrant who aims to ease new migrants' transition
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Annie Tang has helped hundreds of migrants in Australia, because she knows how hard life in a new country can be.
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US basketball star Griner sentenced to jail in Russia
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The White House has reiterated that the administration is willing to take every step necessary to bring home American basketball player Brittney Griner.
Could a cup of coffee and a conversation in Arabic help to find missing people in Australia?
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Climate bill gains momentum and clears lower house
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The government has passed its climate bill through the lower house, securing a win on the final sitting day of the fortnight, working with the cross bench to lock in amendments.
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SBS On the Money: Big banks confirm they'll pass on RBA rate rise
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The big banks are beginning to pass on the August RBA rate rise to their home loan and deposit customers, but by how much? SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Canstar Money expert Effie Zahos to find out.
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Scientists are finding promising new signs of resilience on the Great Barrier Reef
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Record amounts of new coral growth have been discovered in some sections of the Great Barrier Reef. While scientists say the findings are hugely promising, they caution that the reef's health is still extremely vulnerable to climate change.
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Cautious hope COVID-19 infections are peaking
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National cabinet has returned to weigh up how the health system is coping with the coronavirus pandemic and to prepare for future surges of infections.
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Sydney man with monkeypox says Australia should have acted faster on vaccines
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26-year-old Jack Barlow is isolating for 21 days in his Sydney apartment after getting infected while on holiday in the United States. He told Greg Dyett Australia should have acted earlier to secure supplies of the more effective third generation vaccine.
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UN warning issued over Ukraine nuclear plant
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The United Nations' nuclear chief has warned Europe's largest nuclear plant, located in Ukraine, is 'completely out of control'.
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Mixed reactions as Nancy Pelosi leaves Taiwan
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China has responded to Nancy Pelosi's visit by sending military aircraft across the median line of the Taiwan Strait, but there are claims it is unlikely to go ahead with military actions.
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August 4th marks the second anniversary of the 2020 Beirut explosion
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Two years on, the people of Beirut continue to suffer, with no senior officials held accountable and an economy sinking deeper into ruin.
Voters have rejected a ballot measure in a conservative state with deep ties to the anti-abortion movement that would have allowed the Republican-controlled Legislature to tighten restrictions or ban the procedure outright.
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Ukraine's leader makes a passionate plea to an Australian audience
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It could be a sign of the level of regard for Volodymyr Zelenskyy among the Australian public that he received not one, but three standing ovations.
