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    Es La Hora de Opinar
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    Es La Hora de Opinar

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    En Es la Hora de Opinar Leo Zuckermann debate temas de coyuntura del acontecer nacional e internacional con colaboradores reconocidos en el círculo rojo como: Héctor Aguilar Camín, Jorge Castañeda, Denise Dresser, Gerardo Esquivel, Juan Pardinas, Luis de la Calle y Andrés Antonius. Los viernes, hablar de las tres películas favoritas de una figura pública es sólo el pretexto para entablar grandes charlas cuyo único objetivo es divertirse. En esta edición de fin de semana acuden políticos, escritores, cantantes, atletas, comunicadores, etc. Read More
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    Watergate – John Dean
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    Watergate – John Dean

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    On June 17, 1972, five burglars were arrested in the Democratic National Committee Headquarters at the Watergate complex. During the next ten days, decisions were made that doomed Richard Nixon’s presidency and ultimately led to the most publicized legal and political conspiracy to date. Forty years later, the legacy of Watergate is much more than just a fading memory; legislation was born in the scandal’s aftermath; rules of legal ethics were shaped to prevent future scandals; and, presidential powers and immunities were altered forever. For many, Watergate is just history, but for the legal community, it is a pivotal marker in the development of modern law. It has been four decades since John Dean, Counsel to the White House, learned that police arrested five men for breaking into and entering the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate complex. Dean was 34 years old. Events that unfolded in the week following the break-in would lead directly to the resignation of Richard M. Nixon, the nation's 37th President. A conversation held in the Oval Office on Friday, June 23, 1972, would prove to be the final straw. Two years later, when a tape recording of the June 23 conversation was released, Nixon's support in Congress evaporated and he resigned. That tape became known as the "Smoking Gun" tape. In examining the legacy of Watergate, Mr. Dean walks us through the first week after the break-in, laying out the ethical and legal dilemmas he faced as he learned more about the situation before him. The Watergate story is powerful, instructive, and fascinating, particularly as told by those who lived it. Linking current ethics issues to the compelling narrative of Watergate, Mr. Dean, along with lawyer/historian Jim Robenalt, and Professor Ron Rotunda will lead the session. Constitutional law professor Ron Rotunda, a recognized authority on ethics, was assistant majority counsel to the Senate Watergate Committee and later was an advisor to Ken Starr in the Whitewater investigations that led to President Clinton's impeachment. Included in the presentation will be (never-rebroadcast) video from the Senate Watergate Committee hearings, archived video of Nixon's public statements about Watergate, excerpts from Nixon's secretly recorded audio tapes (some of which became available only recently), photos and relevant documents. The panel discussions include: Nixon’s Secret Tapes: Evidence that Politically, Legally and Historically Defined Watergate, Constitutional Significance of Watergate: New Perspectives, The Legacy of Watergate: Reform 40 years later. John Dean will be Friday’s Keynote Dialogue luncheon speaker. Mr. Dean was counsel to President Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal and it was his testimony that first linked Nixon directly to the burglary. Read More
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    753
    Albright Institute for Global Affairs – Wellesley faculty, alumnae, and guests
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    Albright Institute for Global Affairs – Wellesley faculty, alumnae, and guests

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    Wellesley College proudly unveils the Madeleine Korbel Albright Institute for Global Affairs. The Albright Institute educates women to fulfill leadership positions, strengthen the role of women in international relations, and inform policy discussions and academic thought in global affairs. Integrating the academic resources of Wellesley and the research capabilities of the Wellesley Centers for Women with the insights of global thought leaders, the Albright Institute will enhance the academic community of Wellesley, and students will take this knowledge into the world. The lectures below from Wellesley faculty and prominent alumnae provide insight into various global policy issues. Read More
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    Predator
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    Predator

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    A 9-year-old girl is attacked on a busy road as she walks home from school. Her murder stuns a community, but it also reveals a horrifying secret: a serial killer has been stalking our streets. The Morning Bulletin’s Michelle Gately tells the forgotten story of Queensland’s first convicted serial killer through interviews with those closest to the case, including a victim’s mother and the prison informant who became an unlikely hero. Read More
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    The Top Leaders of the Conservative Movement
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    The Top Leaders of the Conservative Movement

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    This podcast contains live broadcasts of conservative superstars giving lectures on campuses across America and at Young America's Foundation's conferences and seminars about current events, public policy, and traditional values. These podcasts are also available as video on https://youtube.com/yaftv. Young Americas Foundation is committed to ensuring that increasing numbers of young Americans understand and are inspired by the ideas of individual freedom, a strong national defense, free enterprise, and traditional values. As the principal outreach organization of the Conservative Movement, the Foundation introduces thousands of American youth to these principles. We accomplish our mission by providing essential conferences, seminars, educational materials, internships, and speakers to young people across the country. Please enjoy these podcasts presented by top leaders in the conservative movement. Students are invited to attend our conferences to learn more about conservative ideas and hear from the brightest stars of the movement. Read More
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    BBC Africa Debate
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    BBC Africa Debate

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    Current issues that matter to Africa go under discussion and are brought to the attention of a global audience.

    >Each month an invited audience engages robustly with a distinguished international panel to help inform global perceptions of the continent.

    If it matters to Africa, we shall debate it in Africa.

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    The Courts – Yale Law School
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    The Courts – Yale Law School

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    This collection features Yale Law School professors and distinguished guests speaking on the topic of the Court system and justice. Read More
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    Democracy DarKar
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    Democracy DarKar

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    Democracy at Work Persian
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    Corporate Law – Yale Law School
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    Corporate Law – Yale Law School

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    This collection features Yale Law School faculty and distinguished guests speaking about corporate law.
    This collection features Yale Law School faculty and distinguished guests speaki Read More
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    L’heure du monde
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    L’heure du monde

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    L'émission fait un tour d'horizon de l'actualité de la journée. On y traite de tous les sujets, que ce soit la politique, les nouvelles internationales, le sport, la science, les découvertes ou la culture, tout en faisant une large place à l'économie. Diffusée sur tout le réseau, l'émission fait appel à l'ensemble des forces journalistiques de Radio-Canada d'un océan à l'autre, ainsi qu'aux correspondants à l'étranger. Read More
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    FRC – Washington Watch with Tony Perkins
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    FRC – Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

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    Washington Watch Daily Live Radio Show
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    Stanford Law – Stanford University
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    Stanford Law – Stanford University

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    763
    Defense and Security – Audio
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    Defense and Security – Audio

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    CSIS is a leader in researching, analyzing and identifying defense and security threats around the globe. CSIS programs study a wide range of Defense and Security issues as well as the evolution of past, present, and future defense and security policy worldwide. This research is led by the International Security Program (ISP), which houses Defense Budget Analysis, the Defense-Industrial Initiatives Group (DIIG), the Missile Defense Project, the Project on Nuclear Issues (PONI), Civil-Military Relations, the Aerospace Security Project, the Risk and Foresight Group, Seven Revolutions, the Transnational Threats Project, the Gray Zone Project, the Cooperative Defense Project, and Defense 360. Find the latest research from our scholars and CSIS events on this topic below. Read More
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    Victor Davis Hanson, “Political Challenges Facing the Obama Administration” – Pepperdine University
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    Victor Davis Hanson, “Political Challenges Facing the Obama Administration” – Pepperdine University

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    Scholar of classical civilizations, author, columnist, and historian Victor Davis Hanson is serving as the Spring 2009 William E. Simon Distinguished Visiting Professor at the School of Public Policy. Referencing his expertise in military history, foreign affairs, domestic politics, and contemporary culture, Hanson will discuss the timely political challenges facing the new Obama Administration. Read More
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    Law School Lectures (video) – The University of Chicago Law School
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    Law School Lectures (video) – The University of Chicago Law School

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    Dead Wrong
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    Dead Wrong

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    Dead Wrong is the explosive untold story of the bizarre shooting of Jeffrey Brooks, where everything pointed to murder but family, friends and crime experts say a botched police investigation let a cold-blooded killer slip away. This is a special investigation by The Courier-Mail’s Kate Kyriacou and Peter Hall. Read More
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    History of Law – Yale Law School
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    History of Law – Yale Law School

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    This collection features Yale Law School Faculty and distinguished guests speaking about varying aspects of the history of law. Read More
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    Monica Perez
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    Monica Perez Talk Show on WSB Saturday 3-6pm
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    Searching for Rachel Antonio
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    Searching for Rachel Antonio

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    Earlier this year David Murray, an investigative journalist at The Courier-Mail and author of The Murder of Allison Baden-Clay, was contacted by the family of Rachel Antonio – a teenage girl who went missing in Queensland 18 years ago. She has never been found and her family is still desperate for answers. Murray gained access to material few others had seen and spoke to key people in the town the day Rachel disappeared that could hold the key to finally discovering the truth. Read More
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    International Law – Yale Law School
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    International Law – Yale Law School

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    This collection features podcasts from the Yale Law School lectures on international law.
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    The Week in Westminster
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    The Week in Westminster

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    Radio 4's weekly assessment of developments at Westminster

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    Steve Hodel Lecture “My Father the Serial Killer” – Pepperdine University School of Law
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    Steve Hodel Lecture “My Father the Serial Killer” – Pepperdine University School of Law

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    April 21, 2010 Pepperdine University School of Law Steve Hodel was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. He served four years as a medic in the U.S. Navy, and then joined the Los Angeles Police Department in 1963. After six years in uniform patrol, he transferred to Hollywood Division Detectives where he worked all of the “tables”: Burglary, Robbery, Auto-Theft, Juvenile, Crimes against Persons and was then permanently assigned to the Homicide Detail. During his career at Hollywood Homicide, Steve promoted to Detective II and in 1983 was the senior field homicide detective. During his years of service he received more than 75 commendations and handled over 300 separate murder investigations and had one of the departments highest “solve rates. “ Steve promoted to Detective III (the highest attainable rank in detectives) and retired from LAPD in 1986. Steve’s first book, Black Dahlia Avenger: A Genius for Murder published in 2003 with new updated investigative chapters added to the HarperCollins paperback edition in 2004 and 2006. Black Dahlia Avenger is a New York Times Bestseller, a NYT Most Notable Book and was nominated by the Mystery Writers of America for an Edgar Award in the Best Fact Crime category. Steve spoke to a packed house of over 75 students and faculty about his investigation into the Black Dahlia murders and presented evidence as to why he's convinced his father was the notorious "Black Dahlia Avenger." Also attending the talk was attorney and Pepperdine alum,  Anthony Salerno of Salerno & Associates, one of L.A.’s top criminal defense lawyers with a practice in Century City. Read More
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    Asia Unbound
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    Asia Unbound

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    CFR experts give their take on the cutting-edge issues emerging in Asia today.
    CFR experts give their take on the cutting-edge issues emerging in Asia today. Read More
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    The Alibi
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    The Alibi

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    Two mothers, Denise Govendir and Eva Webel, both murdered in their homes 15 years apart. Both crimes appeared to be robberies gone wrong. Both cases remain unsolved. Now a Sunday Telegraph* investigation by Yoni Bashan and Claire Harvey has found the links and coincidences between the bashing deaths go even deeper. The women lived a short walk from each other, were both trying to finalise a divorce and in the quiet, peaceful suburb of Dover Heights they are the only murders ever to occur there . Even more strangely Denise and Eva's husbands had been friends for almost 13 years - and one provided the other with an alibi on the day his wife was murdered. * The Alibi podcast series was first published by The Sunday Telegraph in July 2015. Read More
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    Ring of Fire Radio with Farron Cousins
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    Ring of Fire Radio with Farron Cousins

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    Ring of Fire is a podcast hosted by Farron Cousins that began as a radio show in 2004 by Mike Papantonio. The show focuses on exposing corporate fat cats, polluters and media spinmeisters. Members get bonus content commercial free! [Become a Member today!](/ringoffire/join) Read More
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