Hosted by veteran political strategist Adrianne Shropshire, The Black Pack is your weekly deep-dive into the forces shaping Black America — from the ballot box to the boardroom, the courtroom to the culture.
We break down the data, dissect the rhetoric, and spotlight the movements that don’t wait for November to make history. On The Black Pack, we’re navigating power, policy, and politics year-round.
What’s really driving voter engagement — or disengagement — in Black communities? How are local elections, judicial races, and the battle for Congress reshaping our collective future? Who’s building power outside the two-party system? And how are culture, media, and identity influencing political strategy — and vice versa?
Every Friday from 4–6 pm PT, tune in for sharp analysis, unfiltered conversations, and the kind of context you won’t get anywhere else. Whether you’re a seasoned organizer, a curious voter, or just trying to make sense of the world, The Black Pack is your compass.
Black politics doesn’t pause. And neither do we.
Hosted by WNBA legend Candace Parker and Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston, Post Moves brings bold takes, real talk, and plenty of laughs to the world of basketball and beyond. From buzzer-beaters and league drama, to off-court wins and unfiltered locker room stories, nothing’s off limits — including a little healthy generational roasting (yes, TikTok confusion included). They’ll also bring on friends, teammates, and legends for conversations you won’t hear anywhere else.
New episodes every Wednesday. Watch on YouTube, or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get podcasts.
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Tired of the same old outdoor industry narratives? If your post-adventure chats are filled with laughter over mishaps, commiseration about broken gear, and celebrating real triumphs (and epic fails), then The Rock Fight is your new tribe.
Imagine this: you’re no longer stuck in echo chambers. After listening in, you’ll be part of honest, unfiltered discussions that mirror the conversations you have with your closest outdoor buddies. You’ll gain fresh perspectives and feel more connected to a community that speaks your language.
On The Rock Fight we get into the topics others shy away from – the real, sometimes messy, and always engaging aspects of the outdoor industry and culture. Ever debated the best layering system for an imaginary ice planet adventure? We’re there. Concerned about the true environmental impact of outdoor brands beyond the marketing spin? We’re digging in.
We’re not afraid to challenge the conventional and offer the candid insights you crave.
We’re those voices around the campfire, on the chairlift, and at the pub who aren’t holding back. Our diverse discussions are fueled by a genuine love for the outdoors and a healthy dose of skepticism towards the status quo. Our goal is to create meaningful conversations and a stronger sense of community for outdoor lovers who are ready for something real.
So grab your rock, hit play, and get ready to step up and participate in The Rock Fight.
Aging Out Loud with NYC Aging is a podcast that redefines how we think about aging. Hosted by NYC Aging Commissioner Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez, this bold and engaging show spotlights issues, policy, and current events impacting older adults, including caregiving, community care, and the personal experiences of extraordinary older adults. Reflecting NYC Aging’s mission to eliminate ageism and improve the lives of older New Yorkers, we invite listeners to explore the power, potential, and resilience of aging in today’s world.
The Office of the Auditor provides reports to the Legislature and the public about state agency performance. Our audits help to provide transparency about government programs and hold government accountable by assessing how effectively state agencies are delivering services and using public money.
The Audible Audit is an AI-generated summary of the office’s reports intended for public informational and educational purposes only. While the podcast content may be computer generated, the discussions are solely based on the office’s reports, which are produced without the aid of AI. In addition, the podcast is carefully reviewed by staff to ensure that the information is consistent with what is presented in the reports.
For the full report for detailed and authoritative information about the audit go to: auditor.hawaii.gov.
Splinter Chabot volgt al een aantal jaar de renovatie van het Binnenhof in Den Haag. Een complex met ruim 800 jaar geschiedenis, dat gesticht werd door de Graven van Holland. Sinds het Binnenhof afgesloten is voor publiek, haalt Splinter met verschillende gasten de politieke en journalistieke verhalen naar boven die zich tussen de muren hebben afgespeeld.
In deze podcastserie van zes afleveringen gaat Splinter aan de hand van niet eerder uitgezonden fragmenten in gesprek met politiek verslaggever Joost Vullings en historicus Coks Donders. Elke aflevering draait om een ander gebouwdeel – van de Eerste Kamer tot Het Torentje – en belicht de renovatie, de politiek en de geschiedenis van dit iconische complex.
Ondertussen aan de Hofvijver is een podcast van AVROTROS en werd gemaakt door Jorik Nijhuis en Wendy van Laarhoven. Muziek van o.a. Guido Heeneman. Montage: Jorik Nijhuis, Ruben Troost. Productie: Miriam van Heukelom. Presentatie: Splinter Chabot. Producent: IDTV. Eindredactie AVROTROS: Wibo Dijksma.
Claudia and Chip fell in love in their golden years, surrounded by children and grandchildren. But in the early morning hours of April 14, 2013, their 17 years of marriage came to a brutal end: stabbed to death inside their Davis, California home.Police had no physical evidence, and spent months searching for leads, even within the family itself. But two months later, a tip led them to an unlikely and terrifying suspect – a fifteen-year-old boy.Join “48 Hours” correspondent Erin Moriarty for “Fifteen: Inside the Daniel Marsh Murders,” a six-episode podcast that explores one of California’s most chilling and notorious crimes.Access more limited series from 48 Hours and listen ad-free by subscribing to 48 Hours+. Subscribe at 48HoursPodcasts.com, then listen in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or use your private link in your favorite podcast app.
The Observable Unknown is a scientific and psychological podcast exploring consciousness, perception, behavior, identity, altered states, symbolism, neuroscience, and the hidden structures shaping human life. Through disciplined analysis rather than performance spirituality, Dr. Juan Carlos Rey examines how people orient to reality, endure pressure, construct meaning, and lose coherence in the modern world.
Hi Friends, I’m Arthur Brooks, a social scientist, Vanderbilt professor, and columnist at The Free Press. I write, speak, and teach about the science of human happiness, blending neuroscience, behavioral science, philosophy, and religion for insights on how to live better and be happier. Each week on Office Hours, you’ll get a glimpse into the research on happiness and explore how to use it to improve your life—and share what you learn with those you love. Join me in the movement to build a happier world–starting with you.
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Photography by www.calebhargett.com.
When a small French coastal town is plunged into chaos, the world discovers what happens when political power and supernatural forces collide.
The local mayor Gilles d’Ettore wants to spiritually connect with his late father, so he seeks the help of professional mystic Sophia Martinez. However, the psychic sessions soon spiral out of control, with anonymous phone calls from heaven leading to an abuse of power that shatters the facade of small town serenity. Has Gilles been bewitched by Sophia?
With their entanglement the talk of the town, locals start questioning if Gilles is using his position to favour the mystic, or is he simply a generous leader? Is Sophia preying on a vulnerable man, or are her actions helping Gilles fulfil his need to believe?
Presenter Anna Richardson and journalist Leo Schick unravel this story from the very beginning, investigating how our past can shape our actions, and vulnerability can be both a strength and a weakness. They explore how the actions of Gilles and Sophia propelled a sleepy tourist trap onto the front pages of newspapers all over the world.
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