Somalia faces multiple governance challenges. The country is recovering from years of conflict, lawlessness and weak administration. Understanding and improving governance in Somalia is one of the core missions of Somali Public Agenda. Join Mahad Wasuge, SPA Executive Director, and his guests who will delve deep into governance issues in Somalia in the Maamul Wanaag podcast.
A daily 3 minute radio newscast about events in and around Korea. Produced by American Forces Network Korea.
New History is about the life and history you weren’t taught in school. We discuss truth and expose the new world order.
Heeeere’s Kristen and Sara! In this podcast two best friends discuss murder, mystery, and mishaps while proving to be mishaps themselves. The wine isle isn’t ready for this!
A Mulher da Casa Abandonada é um podcast narrativo da Folha que investiga a história de vida de uma figura misteriosa. Uma mulher que mora em uma mansão em pandarecos em Higienópolis, um dos bairros mais ricos de São Paulo, e se apresenta como Mari. Mas Mari não é quem diz ser. É o que descobre o repórter Chico Felitti, em uma apuração de seis meses que passa por uma praça de São Paulo, por um subúrbio de Washington e por uma empresa que faz foguetes e satélites para a Nasa. Por trás do nome inventado e de uma camada de pomada branca que passa na cara, Mari esconde a acusação de ter cometido nos Estados Unidos, vinte anos atrás, um crime hediondo. Essa pessoa escapou de um julgamento nos EUA e do FBI, e tem sua história contada pela primeira vez.
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Este podcast é uma reportagem que se baseou em registros de um caso de notório interesse público, procurou ouvir todos os envolvidos e deu espaço às versões dos que se manifestaram. Esta série não é uma investigação policial nem um processo judicial. A Folha condena qualquer tipo de agressão e perseguição contra as pessoas retratadas aqui.
Murder in the Heartland is your podcast for small-town American crime. Each episode is told through the collective point-of-view of a Middle American town and its residents, and every story documents a town and people in the heart of the country, and the provocative crime that tore through it. The townspeople are not only the storytellers, but they also hold the clues to the crimes that have forever changed their lives, and how they understand their home.
Also, go back and listen to episodes of Hot & Deadly. Featuring some of ID’s most salacious stories against the backdrop of coast-to-coast wetlands, the open road, and the mysteries of the deep South, Hot & Deadly is direct audio from three hit ID series: Swamp Murders, Highway To Hell, and Southern Fried Homicide.
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True-crime fanatics Kerry Ipema and Quinlan dive weekly into real crimes ripped straight from the headlines to uncover the truth that lies beyond them. They follow the stories as they unfold in real-time and pull apart fact from fiction to paint in vivid detail the hard-to-believe crimes you will not soon forget.
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NEW SERIES: “Certain Futures” -Confronting aging isn’t just policy and percentages – it is also very personal. (Season 5)
Season 1: “How To F#€k Up An Airport” What went wrong at BER? Berlin’s unfinished airport has been in construction for over 11 years, cost have blown from €1 to €5.4 billion, and there’s no end in sight. It’s a story of incompetence, corruption and Berlin’s general inability to get its act together. On this series, Radio Spaetkauf explains the BER disaster fail-by-fail.
Season 3: “RSxEAB” Radio Spaetkauf pairs with the Europäische Akademie Berlin to explore a different and complex topic each episode, asking ourselves, our guest experts and our audience to imagine the city the city they want to live in.
Season 2: “Rent Freeze” What would happen if an entire city, with millions of residents stops paying rent increases for five years? Radio Spaetkauf documents the rise and fall of Berlin’s rent experiment; the “Mietendeckel”.
The Term is a podcast from Law360 for the busy U.S. Supreme Court watcher. Give us about 15 minutes each week and we’ll catch you up on all the big action at the nation’s highest court, along with a list of what to watch in the coming sessions. Hosts senior Supreme Court reporter Jimmy Hoover in Washington, D.C. and editor-at-large Natalie Rodriguez in New York City cut through a busy docket to focus on the key cases and developments everyone will be talking about.