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In today's episode of the podcast we focused in on the latest round of treaty talks, happening today in Brussels. The Chief Minister is meeting the UK and Spanish Foriegn Ministers and the European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic. Fabian Picardo says "this treaty can be done, however devilishly complex it would have to be". But will we get a treaty today? Our news editor Christine Vasquez, reporting live from Brussles brought us the latest. And, how important is it to secure a treaty for local trade and business? We invited John Isola, President of the Chamber of Commerce, and Owen Smith, Chair of the Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses, to express what they feel is essential in keeping business in Gibraltar thriving: frontier fluidity and shared prosperity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Chief Minister is back in Gibraltar following yesterday's meeting in Brussels. Fabian Picardo has told GBC the upcoming European elections are not going to stop the treaty talks progressing. He said the mood during yesterday's six and a half hour meeting was optimistic, with the work continuing today.Meanwhile the Leader of the Opposition says there is some disappointment that nothing concrete has emerged from the latest political meetings in Brussels, after a sense of expectation had been built up. However, Keith Azopardi said it was important not to compromise safety for speed. He hopes for a positive conclusion to treaty negotiations will allow the GSD and the rest of Gibraltar to analyse the details of any agreement that is reached.Meno Wellness Gibraltar are hosting their second meet-up this weekend, inviting women to come along and engage in enlightening discussions on menopause and women's health. We spoke to organiser MJ Feeke. The annual Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride takes place this weekend as classic and vintage style motorcycles unite for men's mental health. The global event was founded in 2012 and on Sunday afternoon over 60 riders are expected to participate in Gibraltar. Clive Crisp and Liam Vasquez joined us in the studio.And, The Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service are hosting a Open Day at their Station at Alameda Estate. It's a family friendly event that offers a chance to learn more about fire safety and what it takes to become a firefighter. Steven Soussi told us more about what we can expect tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister have arrived at the European Commission in Brussels, ahead of the meeting to discuss the progress towards a UK-EU treaty for Gibraltar. They will meet UK Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron, Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares, and European Commission Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič. Mr Albares spoke to the press ahead of the meeting: he said Spain had put forward solutions that were fair, just and good for both Gibraltar and the Campo. He said he did not, for Spain's part, see obstacles towards advancing to an agreement. We spoke to our news editor Christine Vasquez live from Brussles. A month or so ago, Calpe City issued apress release announcing the closure of the club.Calpe alleged Europa Point, with whom it had an agreement, had failedto fulfil its obligations, leaving Calpe no option but to shut down operations.Since then, they've been liaising with the Gibraltar Football Association andseem to have come to an encouraging compromise. Calpe City president SeamusByrne and GFA youth football coordinator Tiago Lino Da Costa joined us inthe studio. And, the Global Dance Open is one of thefastest growing dance competitions worldwide with the 2024 edition set totake place this summer. Over 35 countries have held their respectivequalifiers over the last few months to determine their entries inJuly's finals. Gibraltar held their qualifier earlier this month, inwhich an impressive haul of medals were won by the Mediterranean Dance School.Head coach Genyka Celecia, alongside two of her students, Lewis Llamas andJayce Caetano, told us more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald TD and Vice-President Michelle O'Neill MLA take questions from journalists at the European Parliament in Brussles dealing with issues including Irish unity, Brexit, Foreign Affairs and more 

Your favorite bad movie podcast is back! Howard Jones, Charlie Bellmore, and Brian MacKay join me to appreciate the Muscles from Brussles in the masterpiece that is Lionheart!Lionheart is a 1990 American action film directed by Sheldon Lettich, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and co-starring Brian Thompson, along with Harrison Page, Deborah Rennard, Lisa Pelikan, and Ashley Johnson. Van Damme plays a paratrooper legionnaire. When his brother is seriously injured, he returns to Los Angeles to enter the underground fighting circuit to raise money for his brother's family.Support Our Sponsorshttps://www.indiemerchstore.com use promo code JASTA10 at check outhttps://martyrstore.net use code JJ15https://www.madrussianapothecary.com use code JASTA21https://manscaped.comuse promo code JASTA for 20% offhttps://www.rockauto.comhttps://bluechew.com code JASTASubscribe On GaS Digitalhttps://gasdigitalnetwork.com/gdn-show-channels/the-jasta-show/USE PROMO Code JASTA for a 7 day free trial.Follow Jamey On Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/jastaFollow Jamey On Social Mediahttps://twitter.com/jameyjastahttps://www.instagram.com/jameyjastaFollow Adam On Social Mediahttps://twitter.com/kseofficiahttps://www.instagram.com/killswitchengageFollow Brian MacKay On Social Mediahttps://twitter.com/bmackayisrighthttps://www.instagram.com/bmackayisrightMusician, former television host, and podcaster Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed, Kingdom of Sorrow, Jasta and the former host of MTV's Headbanger's Ball) interviews your heroes every Monday and Thursday. The newest 15 episodes are always free, but if you want access to all the archives, watch live, chat live, access to the forums, and get the show a week before it comes out everywhere else - you can subscribe now at gasdigitalnetwork.com and use the code JASTASee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: Tuesday was election day in both Kentucky and New York, where voters mostly embraced vote-by-mail, with some hiccups. We’ll take you through the big primary races at stake. The European Union is considering banning travelers from the United States, claiming that our government’s abject failure to control the coronavirus presents a direct risk to its own member states. And lastly, guess what? More corruption! A federal prosecutor is expected to tell the House today that the highest levels of Trump’s Justice Department pressured lawyers to cut Roger Stone a break during the notorious con-man’s trial, mostly because he was buddies with the President. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Bowman Blasts Off New York may have pulled off the second major progressive upset of an incumbent Democrat in as many election cycles. In the state’s 16th House District primary, Jamaal Bowman seems almost certain to beat incumbent Eliot Engel, an entrenched centrist who serves as head of the House Foreign Relations Committee. Engel had been completely checked out of the race until it was too late, at one point getting caught on a hot mic saying that he wouldn’t even be there if he didn’t face a primary challenger. But oh boy, did he get a challenger. Bowman is a middle school principal backed by Justice Democrats who racked in the support of AOC, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and a whole host of other progressive figures. Meanwhile, the entire establishment rallied to try to save Engel’s seat, including Hillary Clinton. As of Wednesday morning, it’s not looking so good for the incumbent, who was elected in 1988. Bowman is currently up by around 25 points, a huge lead despite the fact that there are still a ton of votes to count thanks to vote-by-mail. Bowman took a victory lap anyway on Tuesday night, saying quote: Bowman, speaking earlier tonight at a not-quite-victory-yet party: "Eliot Engel -- I'll say his name once -- used to say that he was a thorn in the side of Donald Trump. But you know what Donald Trump is more afraid of than anything else? A black man with power.” We won’t know the real outcome for a few days most likely, but right now Bowman’s in a very, very good spot. Let’s talk about some of the other races while we’re at it. AOC crushed her primary, beating her weak challenger with over 70 percent of the vote. She’s sure to get another term, but it was always hard to see her losing that seat anytime soon. In New York’s 15th district, openly-gay city councilman Ritchie Torres has a double-digit lead over his nearest competition in a wide-open primary. In Kentucky’s primaries we’ve got an interesting race. Progressive Charlie Booker is down by 8 points or so to the centrist wing of the party’s handpicked candidate Amy McGrath. The winner there will challenge Mitch McConnell for his Senate seat -- definitely a tall order, but a race the Democrats really want to hit hard in November. Again, still a lot of votes left to count. E.U. Doesn't Want U.S. The European Union is poised to give Trump a taste of his own closed-border medicine, as it considers whether or not to ban Americans from traveling to its member states due to the government’s complete failure to control the coronavirus pandemic. The New York Times viewed a couple of early draft lists of who will or won’t be able to go to the EU as international travel starts back up over the next few months, and right now, Americans are on the chopping block. That would put us on the same level as Russia and Brazil, two other countries ruled by open fascists who have decided to let the disease run rampant through their people. Some of this could be petty payback by the E.U. leadership in Brussles, which was reportedly furious when Trump banned most EU citizens from traveling to the U.S. in the early days of the pandemic. This would effectively be an extension on a travel ban that’s been in place since the middle of March. The EU is going to open back up to travel on July 1 to pretty much everywhere else, including China and many less-developed countries than the U.S. Right now, it’s not looking good that we’ll make it on the list: cases are surging across the country, throwing a massive wrench in reopening plans in Texas, California, Florida and Arizona. With that in mind, the E.U. is probably smart to keep Yankees away for the time being. DOJ Goes Corrupt for Stone Roger Stone is one of the most fascinatingly weird figures associated with the Trump administration, and seems to function as a magnet for the dumbest attempts at corruption possible. Today a federal prosecutor is expected to tell members of the House of Representatives that the non-partisan government officials prosecuting Stone were pressured by some of the senior-most Department of Justice officials to give Stone a break. In other words, Trump’s pet AG Bill Barr tried to get Trump’s buddy Stone a cushy deal, and it didn’t work. Aaron Zelinsky, an assistant U.S. attorney in Maryland who previously served on former special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s team, and another DOJ employee are both expected to tell the House that Barr ordered them to do Trump’s bidding. This isn’t surprising in the slightest, but it is one of the most blatant instances of corruption the Trump administration has gotten up to lately, which is a pretty high bar to clear. According to a copy of Zelinsky’s prepared remarks obtained by the Washington Post, Barr and DOJ leaders wanted prosecutors to quote “to water down and in some cases outright distort events” endquote, in order to give Stone a break. Their reason, Zelinsky wrote, was that Stone had a relationship with the president. Cool! Honestly, there’s not much Trump has to lose by just throwing out a pardon to Stone. It’s not like he’s being subtle about things at this point, might as well go ahead and pull the trigger. What’s gonna happen, the House impeaches him again? We all saw how far that got in the Senate. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: A new poll by the Associated Press shows that a vast majority of Americans favor a number of key police reforms, including body camera requirements and use of force guidelines. These measures don’t fully address the systemic problem of police violence, but it’s clear that the public is coming around to the fact that the status quo just doesn’t work anymore. Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser ordered the dispersal of an autonomous zone occupied by protesters on Tuesday, sending in riot cops who deployed pepper spray. DC’s autonomous zone is one of several small areas of protester-occupied space in cities around the country modeled on Seattle’s original community near a police precinct. Minneapolis’ Police chief said in a statement that Derek Chauvin’s killing of George Floyd was murder, noting that Chauvin had recently attended training in how to restrain suspects without preventing them from breathing. Sounds like maybe more training and reform aren’t what the police system needs, if the murders won’t stop. And finally, the White House Correspondents Dinner, a strange excuse for DC politicos to lick each other's boots that should have died long ago, will be canceled this year due to the coronavirus. Spare a thought for all the cable news types who won’t get to do mild dunks on the Trump administration this year. June 24, 2020 - AM Quickie HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

This month we welcome guest host, MegZany who will be taking our mobile recording studio for a fierce ride bringing you a fantastic lineup of women artist's embracing sex positivity at the core of their work. Before we drop her first episode this Thursday (March 7, 2019), Andrew talks with Meg about her journey from corporate America to full-time street artist, feminism, and why she decided to focus on sex positivity this month as State of the Art's second guest host.Guest hosting is a new project we're exploring on SOTA in 2019 as part of our initiative to be more inclusive, bring on diverse voices better suited to discuss certain topics, and to build community. Guest Hosts are invited to take full-ownership of their chosen theme, inviting artists, curators, collectors, influencers they believe will add a strong voice to the platform and their selected topic of discussion. If you are interested in guest hosting or have a theme suggestion, please comment on our Instagram @StateoftheArt.-About MegZany-From selling humans legally in the corporate world as a recruiter to installing art in the streets illegally, MegZany is leaving her mark on the world through street art.MegZany is a Los Angeles-based street artist best known for her “Courage Has No Gender” campaign. Zany began putting up work in the streets in 2016 starting with her biplane + banner image and has quickly evolved her practice and expanded her reach from the streets of Los Angeles to cities including Brussles, Wynwood, Miami, Montreal, London, Kraków, Lyon, Paris, Berlin, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Boise, Denver, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Memphis, New Orleans, and Austin.The nature of Zany’s work is a celebration of contrasts, for instance, bold, assertive text paired with figures that connect with viewers on a different level, often evoking childhood nostalgia. Furthermore, an enthusiast herself from an early age, Zany celebrates the trope of flight and often utilizes images that depict aviation in her projects. One of Zany’s most iconic stencils is of Amelia Earhart paired with the mantra, “Courage Has No Gender” intended to generate awareness regarding societal gender disparity and encourage viewers to create an optimistic future. As a female street artist actively working in a male-dominated field, Zany herself is a modern iteration of Earhart as she fearlessly shares her hopeful message.You can learn more about MegZany hereOr follow her @MegZany

Dave has problems - with gyms. And visiting Sean. Real problems!

Sean talks about Dave's latest behaviour on social media and Dave talks about the latest group that want him to volunteer his work.

Dave finally launches his album!

Sean talks about his latest progress in becoming a stand up comedian, and Dave reflects on why people called him 'gay' for about a decade.

Dave talks of the show's new social media platform, Sean calls him out on his use of social media and of a claim he recently made, which Sean was having none of!

Sean reveals he has been considering getting into Stand Up, and he relives his not so memorable experience at a stag weekend in Germany.

Dave talks about the difficulties of a career as a singer and Sean has a marketing idea for his album

DÖ HÅRT I EN... HOCKEYARENA! Jonas Högberg och Anders Hultqvist fortsätter att dö hårt på oväntade platser i sällskap med högborna actionhjältar. Den här veckan gör ingen mindre än Jean-Claude Van Damme entré i Pod Hard med hockeyrullen Sudden Death. The Muscles from Brussles tvingas avstyra ett terroristangrepp mot NHL-laget Pittsburgh Penguins arena samtidigt som han måste freda sin lilla dotter från stygga mördarpingviner och kompositbilden av en Formel 1-förare från 70-talet. Van Damme säger "magic" på ett blasé sätt, gör feminina inandningar, nitar hockeyspelare hårdare än han nitar terrorister, trollar fram en bombkarta, traumatiserar sin son med en helt vanlig tillrättavisning och slåss med kycklingben och vattenpistol. Ja, ni hör ju: Sudden Death levererar. "You don’t have to think, Mike. It’s hockey!"

Good Morning and welcome to mba airtracker, I am your host for the day Keshika Marambe an analyst of the Business valuation and Economic Analysis group and I will be providing you the daily aviation news roundup for Thursday the 22nd of February 2018. Morten Beyer & Agnew promotes Lindsey Webster as Vice President of Asset Valuations and Kim Seward as Head of Helicopters. An Iranian plane crashes into mountains, killing 66 people on board after leaving Tehran Airport. A new DHL Express hub in Brussles was opened today. The 140 million Euro investment is to quadraple regional capacity. Having identified the root cause of the PW 1100G problem, PW is commited to deliver the first engines incorporating the new fix by April 2018. Boeing and Oerlikon, a leading engineering and technology group, have signed a five year agreement that supports the creation of standard titanium additive manufacturing processes. Bruno Evens takes over as CEO for Airbus Helicopters. Airbus CEO Enders says he is optimistic that Evens' engineering and broad helicopter business knowlegde will lead Airbus Helicopters forward. Air Canada expects its joint venture with Air China to be concluded by Spring 2018. Air China suspends key North Korea route between Beijing and Pyongyang claiming the business was not good for service into isolated nation's capital. Meridiana has officially rebranded as Air Italy. The Carrier is to acquire three B737 MAXs and five A330-200s in 2018 and launch a codeshare with Qatar Airways. Avenue Capital, a New York based hedge fund, recently raised a US$600 million fund to buy aircraft. No aircraft types were disclosed yet. Fitch Ratings assigned ‘A’ long-term ratings to Boeing proposed issuance of US$1.4 billion of senior unsecured notes. The notes will be issued in four parts, with maturities of 2023, 2028, 2038, and 2048. Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, but Fitch believes this issuance could be considered a refinancing of debt maturing later in 2018. Ryan air takes delivery of one new 737-800 United Airlines, Air Canada, and Air Europa take delivery of 787-9s, Europa expecting 16 total of the type. Easyjet Europe took delivery of one A320-200 Ukraine International Airlines took delivery of its first 4 777-200ERs That is the news for the day from mba air tracker. Thank you for listening and please log on to redbook.aero for detailed valuations and fleet information.

I went to Brussles to attend FOSDEM and interview peopleMy prepared notesThese are the notes I have made during preperation, we often don't follow them exactly but they help to follow the conversation.I interviewed a lot of people at FOSDEM this year about their projects and what they saw and listened to.

Recorded at my gig at Brussles in Laguna Beach. This is a weekly event called "I Love Dirty House Music" on Saturdays. I'd say the name is miss leading these days as the sound is more deep, techy and funky then dirty. :) Love spinning here and this is the last 2hr of my extended set. Enjoy! Domas http://djdomas.com

Advice and tips for visiting Brussles in Belgium. http://www.tipsfortravellers.com