Podcast Categories: Government

A podcast focused on navigating the Refrigerant Transition brought to you by the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute, the trade association for manufacturers of residential and commercial heating, cooling, and water heating equipment and commercial refrigeration equipment. Some 330 members strong, AHRI is a respected global standards developer and certifies the performance of HVACR and water heating products and equipment through its globally recognized, industry respected Certification program. AHRI’s members include both refrigerant producers and manufacturers of equipment that uses those refrigerants.

The Refuel Radio Podcast is hosted by the 507th ARW commander and command chief to connect Okie Airmen and their families to their leadership.

City meetings for the City of Ridgefield, WA. You can find all agendas, minutes and meeting dates on www.RidgefieldWa.us/Agendas.

“Citizens of Nowhere” explores the hidden crisis of statelessness as millions live without legal recognition, rights, or a place to call home. Tracing its roots from the collapse of empires to today’s political divides, the series exposes how borders and exclusionary policies make entire communities invisible. Through voices of stateless people and insights from experts and advocates, this podcast series sheds light on the struggle for identity, dignity, and belonging, urging us all to rethink the true meaning of citizenship in a fragmented world.

CREDITS
Statelessness, Citizens of Nowhere, A podcast documentary series written by Anna Rascouët-Paz and produced by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation.
Produced by: Carole Harari and David Brun-Lambert – Chahut Média.
Theme music: Nik von Frankenberg.
Additional music: Lilie Barthou.
Mixing: Allan Mantillerie (Cornland Studio).
Studio sound recording: All Sound.
Readings: Jason Massey, Chloé Lawson.

Thank you Eva Wuchold, Jeanne Planche and Yann Hakam (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation – Geneva Office). Thanks also to Chris Nash and Lynn al-Khatib for their invaluable recommendations of people to talk to, and to Bina Ramanand, Marc H’Limi and All Sound (Sullivan Clabaut, Mariana Guarnizo), Pierre Vonnet and L’Espace (Geneva).
Finally, our warmest thanks to Jason Permenter and Angelina Rascouët.

Step into the world of the brave men and women who keep our communities safe. Join us as we sit down with real-life heroes from fire, police, 911 dispatch, animal services, public safety, and emergency management. In each episode, we dive deep into their experiences, challenges, and motivations, offering a unique glimpse into the lives of those who protect and serve. Whether you’re curious about the daily work of these departments, looking to better understand the people behind the uniforms, or considering a career in public safety, this podcast is your front-row seat. Tune in to hear their stories, learn about the vital roles they play, and discover how you, too, can make a difference in public safety.

Oral Arguments of the Florida Supreme Court and Florida’s District Courts of Appeal

Brought to you by the Florida Sixth District Court of Appeal

The Town Administrator provides the Select Board at their meetings with a comprehensive report of Town operations. For a written version of this report, visit: https://www.carlislema.gov/1033/Town-Administrator-Reports

Gavel In is a limited-run explainer podcast series designed especially to mentor new Members Elect of the incoming 119th Congress, their staff, and families, to help them successfully set up their new office, team, and Washington home base with ease.

In the Seven Points Podcast, hosts Sergeant Eric Andrews and Detective Sherod Harris ask guests seven specific questions, allowing guests to share their experiences as Arizona Department of Public Safety employees and what it means to be a part of the law enforcement family.  

Tausende Menschen sind schon spurlos verschwunden – auf den gefährlichen Fluchtrouten nach Europa. Sie alle haben Familie. Sind Söhne, Töchter, Mütter, Väter, Brüder oder Schwestern. Was ist mit ihnen geschehen? In diesem Doku-Podcast begeben sich Angehörige aus dem Irak, Jemen, Marokko, Iran, Libanon und Syrien auf eine dramatische Suche nach den Vermissten. Getrieben von der Frage: Sind sie noch am Leben? Dabei stoßen sie auf kriminelle Netzwerke, korrupte Behörden und die EU-Grenzpolitik. Ein Recherche-Podcast über Hoffnung, Angst und den unermüdlichen Kampf um Antworten. 
Von Dawid Romanowski, Antonia Märzhäuser, Borhan Akid, Stefanie Delfs
Produktion: Studio Jot für SWR, RBB, WDR und NDR, in Zusammenarbeit mit der Deutschen Welle