Podcasts about by the people

THE CHOICE BEFORE YOU IS A GOVERNMENT OF THE SUPER WEALTHY OR ONE OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE

HWOW DO WE NAVIGATE THE TENSION BETWEEN CHAOS AND COMMUNITY? REFLECTING ON THE WORDS OF LEADERS LIKE DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR., THIS EXPLORATION BY REV. DR. MARLIN LAVENHAR DELVES INTO THE INTERSECTIONS OF DEMOCRACY, EQUALITY AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO TRULY PARTICIPATE IN SHAPING A GOVERNMENT 'OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE"? AS THE DIVIDE BETWEEN WEALTH AND OPPORTUNITY WIDENS, AND QUESTIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS GROW URGENT, THE CALL TO ACTION HAS NEVER BEEN CLEARER. COULD THIS BE A MOMENT OF PROFOUND REBIRTH FOR OUR NATION?

A podcast on the predecessor to the Emergency Broadcast System and the Emergency Alert System - CONELRADFirst, No Second Chance from 1955 - "No Second Chance" Conelrad in "practice" radio public service drama / documentary. 1955 Written by Jack Kessler Directed by Eric Howlett Produced by the National Office of Civil Defense by WJR DetroitSecond, By The People from 1959.  A government produced radio drama about the Emergency Broadcasting System known as CONELRAD.  The story concerns Key City Chronicle reporter Dan Taylor (played by Lon Clark) doing the "whole story" on CONELRAD. Three years after this broadcast, CONELRAD was replaced by the Emergency Broadcasting System (EBS).Finally a recording of the 1961 CONELRAD test, Operation Alert 1961 complete with message from President Kennedy. This recording was made directly off the air. The station was 1240 Khz WSBC in Chicago.

The latest and greatest in #sosbookclub is finally here and Donavan is hitting “The Body” and “Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption” from the fiction master Stephen King. In the preview portion for next months book “By The People” by Charles Murray, a random page reading leaves us excited to dive in fully. AND DON'T FORGET! Our Patreon is LIVE! You can check out our tiers and become a patron here: patreon.com/saltofthestreets Subscribe, rate and review to help us get our name out there. T-shirts are available and can be purchased through our email or Facebook. $20 local and $25 shipped in the US. Subscribe, rate and review to help us get our name out there. After you rate and review us, send us a screenshot and you will get $5 OFF YOUR FIRST T SHIRT! If you would like to support the podcast in another way we have Venmo @SaltOfThe-Streets and CashApp @$saltof0thestreets

The recent explosion of AI technology has brought up many different responses from people. Whether it is fear, excitement, confusion, or disdain, for most of us, the ideas and possibilities elicit a very particular reaction. Tim Miner is on the show today to shed some light on this subject, as well as how his company, By The People, is aiding their clients to make use of the newest technology. Tim makes a strong argument for why we should, above all else, be hopeful and positive about these innovations. He talks about why some of the doomsday thinking about AI and ML is misguided, the precautions that are in place to prevent danger and offense, and how AI can improve all areas of human life.Ultimately, Tim sees the arrival of ChatGPT and comparable services as allowing us to dream bigger, and imagine new futures. So, however you may wish to use AI, whether in your business or beyond, the message is a resounding one. Make sure to join us for this great conversation!What you'll learn about in this episode:Tim gives a broad history and definition of AI technology.  Some thoughts on the ethics of AI, ML, and ChatGPT.  Tim weighs in on the process of machine learning and the safeguards against its supposed dangers.  Balancing complex and useful answers with the need to steer clear of offense. Comparing the capabilities of the current prominent chatbots.Implementing AI for increased productivity.  The power of facilitating a dialogue with a chatbot and allowing two-way conversation! AI and education; writing style, plagiarism, and more.  The capabilities of the technology for increasing team productivity and efficiency. Tim unpacks the meaning of the name of his company and how he helps his clients. Fueling innovation with the help of AI through increased creativity and efficiency.The most prominent tools for using AI in design work.Information about Tim's webinars and how to access them! Transcript: HereAdditional Resources:Website: https://bythepeople.tech/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timminerTim Miner: https://twitter.com/tim_minerLinks Mentioned:ChatGPT: https://openai.com/blog/chatgptSalesforce: https://www.salesforce.com/IBM: https://www.ibm.com/Tact.ai: https://www.tact.ai/SpaceX: https://www.spacex.com/Bard: https://bard.google.com/60 Minutes: https://www.cbsnews.com/60-minutes/ Sharon Spano:Website: sharonspano.comFacebook: facebook.com/SharonSpanoPHDInstagram: instagram.com/drsharonspano/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sharonspano/Book: thetimemoneybook.comContact: sharon@sharonspano.comTwitter: twitter.com/SharonSpanoThe Other Side of Potential Podcast: sharonspano.com/podcast/

Esta semana en "Islas de Robinson" festín de psicodelia melódica anclada entre 1968 y 1969. Suenan: EARTH OPERA - "TIME AND AGAIN" ("EARTH OPERA", 1968) / FRONT PAGE REVIEW - "WITHOUT YOU" ("MYSTIC SOLDIERS", 1968) / CHURCHILL'S - "WHEN YOU'RE GONE" ("CHURCHILL'S", 1968) / THE FREDRIC - "RED PIER" ("PHASES AND FACES", 1968) / PAPER GARDEN - "WAY UP HIGH" ("PAPER GARDEN", 1968) / AFTERGLOW - "DREAM AWAY" ("AFTERGLOW", 1968) / SUNLIGHT - "LIGHT WITHOUT HEAT" ("CREATION OF SUNLIGHT", 1968) / BEACON STREET UNION - "THE CLOWN DIED IN MARVINS GARDEN" ("THE CLOWN DIED IN MARVINS GARDEN", 1968) / THEM - "BLACK WIDOW SPIDER" ("TIME OUT! TIME IN FOR THEM", 1968) / MARC BRIERLEY - "VAGABOND OF SLEEP" ("WELCOME TO THE CITADEL", 1968) / GANDALF - "I WATCH THE MOON" ("GANDALF", 1969) / THE COMMON PEOPLE - "I HAVE BEEN ALONE" ("OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE", 1969) / FOOD - "NO" (FOREVER IS A DREAM", 1969) / HUNGER - "OPEN YOUR EYES" ("STRICTLY FROM HUNGER", 1969) / Escuchar audio

Toward the end of the American Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln read one of the most profound speeches on the battlefield at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. In that speech, Lincoln talked about America being a nation, “Of The People, By The People, And For The People,” thus ascribing and affirming that America was a nation of self-governing patriots. During the last century, and in our current century, the Cabal of Deep State Operatives has quietly and patiently changed our nation to that of one governed by tyrants. Such a government now wages war against Americans. It can only win this war if we allow it to progress further.

Toward the end of the American Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln read one of the most profound speeches on the battlefield at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. In that speech, Lincoln talked about America being a nation, “Of The People, By The People, And For The People,” thus ascribing and affirming that America was a nation of self-governing patriots. During the last century, and in our current century, the Cabal of Deep State Operatives has quietly and patiently changed our nation to that of one governed by tyrants. Such a government now wages war against Americans. It can only win this war if we allow it to progress further.

In this episode of Pop!  Beware of false prophets, lest we perish at their hand!  In this series end we observed Texas Democrats bring the absolute heat by dislocating themselves and their families, from an absurd GOP ideology promoting The Big Lie.  It's shuddering to think of, that we might have very well experienced what Haiti just did with a coup on the prime minister and his wife.  We will no longer be subject to minority rule in which it serves to oppress, suppress.  Because we know, emphatically that Democracy heals, because it is FOR the People, BY The People, Power to The People.  It's truly depressing to think that we couldn't keep democracy alive or that folks could sweep under the rug almost 625,523 people gone between the US and Canada.  But I am emboldened each day, by your voice, your experiences, your critical thinking and the fact that so many of you out there are calling out the ridiculous theories that aren't based in any facts whatsoever.  Ignorance is dangerous.  If the past half year has taught us anything at all, it is that one would prefer to be in a space where you didn't have to lock your car doors at night.  It's everything from Anthony Bourdain to Capital Craziness, how to read someone for filth and your hot girl summer guide and the tea on Megan the Stallian.   --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kojenwa/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kojenwa/support

Hello! I wasn't sure what to call this episode. It covers influencer ethics, but in a largely political sense rather than ethical travel itself. In essence, I'm looking at whether travel bloggers and influencers have a responsibility to their audience to be mindful of political and ethical concerns of the destinations they/we visit, and whether we should consider avoiding destinations if their government or culture is at odds with our own brand ethics and image. As well as personal housekeeping (upcoming holidays, getting a VA), topics discussed include: * Why this pod was scheduled so far in advance * I now have a Virtual Assistant and she's going to be good for me * I Hope You've Flossed This Morning * Ethical governments rarely come up in everyday conversations about holidays * Travel concerns while being in the Rainbow Community * Government rule: By The People, For The People * The problems of visiting Uganda, for example * ... but do boycotts hurt the everyday citizen? * Visiting as a brand on a job vs visiting as an individual on a holiday * No country is innocent and guilt-free * Ethical travel is a relative concept anyway Contributions in this episode come from: * Amanda (Not A Ballerina) * Roobens (Been Around The Globe) * Tayo (5 to 9 Traveller) * Kate-Frankie (This Could Lead To Anywhere) * Laura Lundahl A PDF transcript of this episode is available. As always, if you have anything to say about the topic, or indeed about my podcasting in general, leave a comment or let me know. The pod has a Facebook group you can join, too. I also have a Patreon - if you like what you hear, and want to access exclusive content (or just to show your appreciation), then head on over. Until next time, bye for now. :)

Geeta Gandbhir is a documentary director, producer, and editor who has been nominated for three Emmy Awards and has won two.  As editor, she won a Primetime Emmy for Best Editing for Spike Lee's HBO documentary series When the Levees Broke and also for the HBO film By The People, The Election of Barack Obama. Her short film Call Center Blues, about US deportees and their loved ones struggling to rebuild their lives in Tijuana, was shortlisted for the 2021 Academy AwardsRough Cut on InstagramHost Jennie Butler on InstagramProducer Sky Dylan-Robbins on Instagram

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr see no reason to still have troops in Washington, DC, nor to have those fences around the US Capitol Building. This is supposed to be government OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE and FOR THE PEOPLE — not the “government of the government, afraid of the people”. If the elected officials in the Federal Capital are that afraid of WE THE PEOPLE, then they are doing things wrong. And to “circle back around”, because if the importance of clearing out of Washington, DC politicians who do not believe in WE THE PEOPLE, the Republican Party must strongly unite together under Trump’s and others’ leadership.The 2nd Amendment reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” In 2008 in the District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court ruled that this Amendment applies to individuals. Biden may be planning to use Executive Orders (which he previously said was “dictatorial”) to either ban further sale of semi-automatic weapons or to confiscate them. Further, he is planning to create situations where gun manufacturers can be sued until they go out of business. Either way, this is definitely going to be fought through the Courts.Calling in from home because of the dangerous weather, our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, discuss the problems of the Democrats’ double-standards regarding what they have decided will be “allowed” thought, speech, and behavior for Conservatives as compared to the “encouraged” intolerance, spoken hate, and planned violence they encourage to happen by their liberal supporters. How do we find a way to undo this when somehow so many on the liberal side do not even recognize they have been manipulated by very evil liberal politicians, Hollywood personalities, and the press to think this double-standard is appropriate?Police Officer Deaths jumped nearly 60% in 2020 as compared to 2019. During that same time, anti-police attitudes increased. The purpose of having police is actually in the Declaration of Independence — to secure the Rights of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness for our American population. This means police must enforce the laws which exist to protect those American Rights. Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone look at a number of anti-police “reforms” which have been done and how they are or are not working, such as bail reform, defunding the police, and using social workers as a replacement for police.Rasmussen did a poll on whether or not it would be good for the economy for the Federal Government to have more or less control over the US Economy. 54% said it would be bad and only 19% said it would be good! Every demographic in this poll agreed having government too involved in either business or personal matters would be bad. Why is this so different than what the most recent Presidential election would have indicated?

It takes a lot of work to undo white supremacy. For many who have been committed to this work, it’s a lifetime of protests, campaigning, donating, and showing up. And sometimes, it can feel like an impossible task. Following the attack by the pro-Trump extremists at the U.S. Capitol last week, we invited longtime Bay Area activist Cat Brooks to talk with us about how she’s been processing everything, and how to make your activism sustainable. Guest: Cat Brooks, executive director of the Justice Teams Network and co-founder of the Anti Police Terror Project Read the transcript here.  Find all of our By The People episodes here. Subscribe to our newsletter here

This is the third episode of By The People, The Bay podcast’s new series highlighting the way democracy shows up in the places around us, and how we can all plug in. A vote in Oakland today goes farther than it did prior to 1980. That’s when voters passed Measure H, which moved the city from at-large to district-based elections . The change was huge for Black and brown voters, who now had the opportunity to elect candidates from their neighborhoods instead of being represented by white men backed by money and power. The reason why Measure H passed can be traced back through decades of organizing by Black activists seeking political representation. Guest: Darwin BondGraham, editor of The Oaklandside Read the transcript here. You can read Darwin’s full article here Donate to KQED and support The Bay or subscribe to our weekly newsletter!  

This is the second episode of By The People, The Bay podcast's new series highlighting the way democracy shows up in the places around us, and how we can all plug in. Many activists work their whole lives from outside the systems they want changed. That’s what Shakira Simley did, until recently. Simley is now Director of San Francisco’s Office of Racial Equity and says she brought a lot of the lessons she learned as an activist with her into City Hall. Simley talks with us about why it’s important to see public institutions as ours to behold — and change. Guest: Shakirah Simley, Director of San Francisco’s Office of Racial Equity Read the transcript here.

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/yYtyKmPZBto I ask Charles Murray about Human Accomplishment, By The People, and The Curmudgeon's Guide to Getting Ahead. Follow me on Twitter to be notified of future content: https://twitter.com/dwarkesh_sp Follow Charles Murray: https://twitter.com/charlesmurray Read Human Accomplishment: https://www.amazon.com/Human-Accomplishment-Pursuit-Excellence-Sciences/dp/0060929642 Read The Curmudgeon's Guide: https://www.amazon.com/Curmudgeons-Guide-Getting-Ahead-Behavior-ebook/dp/B00GL3PZ0K/ Read By the People: https://www.amazon.com/People-Rebuilding-Liberty-Without-Permission/dp/0385346530 0:00 Intro 1:00 Writing Human Accomplishment 6:30 The Lotka curve, age, and miracle years 10:38 Habits of the greats (hard work) 15:22 Focus and explore in your 20s 19:57 Living in Thailand 23:02 Peace, wealth, and golden ages 26:02 East, west, and religion 30:38 Christianity and the Enlightenment 34:44 Institutional sclerosis 37:43 Antonine Rome, decadence, and declining accomplishment 42:13 Crisis in social science 45:40 Can secular humanism win? 55:00 Future of Christianity 1:03:30 Liberty and accomplishment 1:06:08 By the People 1:11:17 American exceptionalism 1:14:49 Pessimism about reform 1:18:43 Can libertarianism be resuscitated? 1:25:18 Trump's deregulation and judicial nominations 1:28:11 Beating the federal government 1:32:05 Why don't big companies have a litigation fund? 1:34:05 Getting around the Halo effect 1:36:07 What happened to the Madison fund? 1:37:00 Future of liberty 1:41:00 Public sector unions 1:43:43 Andrew Yang and UBI 1:44:36 Groundhog Day 1:47:05 Getting noticed as a young person 1:50:48 Passage from Human Accomplishment

Andrew is the Founder of By The People, a platform for democracy, and a podcast co-host for The Brink, a futurist playground. He graduated Virginia Tech with a B.S. in Computer Science in 2018, then worked at Capital One for a couple years building web and Android applications. When not trying to fix democracy, he can be found working out or tucked in a nook reading a good book. By The People Lunchclub The Brink (Podcast) Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @worldxppodcast Spotify YouTube Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts

In this last episode of the By The People mini-series, host Ian Millhiser talks with legal scholar Pam Karlan about how the Supreme Court has harmed our democracy in the recent past, and what it's likely to do to voting rights in the future. Then he speaks with Supreme Court journalist Mark Joseph Stern about court-packing and other possible ways to reform the Court. Featuring: Pam Karlan, Professor of Public Interest Law at Stanford Law School  Mark Joseph Stern, Staff Writer at Slate Host: Ian Millhiser (@imillhiser), Senior Correspondent, Vox Credits: Producer/Editor: Jackson Bierfeldt Editor: Elbert Ventura Executive Producer: Liz Nelson About Vox: Vox is a news network that helps you cut through the noise and understand what's really driving the events in the headlines. Please consider making a contribution to Vox to support this show: bit.ly/givepodcasts. Your support will help us keep having ambitious conversations about big ideas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"By The People" is a grassroots group that has been pushing for impeachment for a long time. Instead of taking a pause to celebrate victory, they showed up at Senator McConnell's office to demand that the Senate take the charges against Trump seriously. Watch Marc Steiner interview By The People volunteer Adiel Pollydore about the protest in the Senate yesterday.

The Nation's Elie Mystal and By The People's Alexandra Flores-Quilty look at the political struggle around impeachment as a battle for the soul and future of the nation.

Welcome everyone to the premier of Season 2! Thanks again to everyone who participated in the GoFundMe by either donating or sharing it on your social media. I am forever grateful. Thanks to all of you, I can continue this Craft Beer show FOR THE PEOPLE and now BY THE PEOPLE!This weeks feature hop: Madarina Bavaria Will Five Boroughs Brewing Co.'s Pilsner make it into the Three Beers Inn Mount Rushmore of Delicious Craft Beer? Listen in to find out as I review this beer and discuss the latest in Craft Beer news! Thanks for listening and have a great weekend! CHEERS! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Elane interviews Doug Pagitt of VoteCommonGood.com about the similar challenges of running ultramarathons and changing the world. Doug is founding pastor of Solomon's Porch in Minneapolis and is the host of "Now We're Talkin' With Doug Pagitt." Learn more at dougpagitt.com and votecommongood.com. Music Credits "Now" Words & music by Benton Stokes. Available on Turn Off The Moon (CD on BentonStokes.com; digitally on Amazon and iTunes) Our theme music: “Moving On (Feels Pretty Good)”. Words & music by Benton Stokes. Available on Grace & Gravity  (CD on BentonStokes.com; digitally on Amazon and iTunes) Copyright 2018 Songs From the Basement (BMI).  All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. Become a Big Tipper, Regular, or Executive Producer (and receive our thanks & swag) on Patreon.    Timestamp Info 0-4:50 Our weekend at Wild Goose, including conversations with post-evangelicals, John Pavlovitz, Jen Hatmaker, Brian McLaren, Frank Schaeffer, Diana Butler Bass, Randall Balmer, and Trey Pearson. The unholy alliance between Empire & Christianity. Benton's post-Evangelical view of Wild Goose vs. Elane's liberal-Christianity view of the same event. 4:50-5:50 Our pirate cocktail: The Anne Bonny—rum, fresh tangerine juice, triple sec, fresh lime juice, orange bitters. 5:50-11:00 Introduction of Doug Pagitt by fan girl Elane. Solomon's Porch, the Emergent Church, quantum physics, and Pagitt's influence on Elane's pastoring. Shelley Pagitt and Yoga Sanctuary's new training program for teachers (yogasanctuarympls.com).  The aim of Vote Common Good (votecommongood.com) to flip Congress for the Common Good. 11:00-15:00 Doug Pagitt on being affably intense and an Enneagram 8, running ultramarathons, and the long run for the common good. Not taking a break from yourself in exercise or worship. 15:00-21:00 What happens when you reach a big goal, like running an ultramarathon…or transforming Christianity…or influencing the collective life of humanity. The power of the narratives of the Christian story. How those can change the current American reality that damages people, politically and religiously. 21:00-31:00 Pagitt's nerdy interests in politics and religion. Serving the common good by barnstorming the country to move voters to flip Congress. It is up to the people to change the status quo. “When you live in a time when there's big social issues, you don't do nothin'.” Invoking traditionally Republican religious voters to vote their actual, bleeding-heart-conservative consciences, which tend to the charitable. The loss of the concept of the common good. The role of abusive and controlling pastors in forming people who are ready to be abused and controlled by a political leader. The role of fashionable celebrity leaders in taking power from people. 31:00-36:00 Making a statement by running for President in every election to remind us that the President is just one of the By The People people. The body of Christ. Voting for the common good by writing in “common good” or simply not voting, or voting for the democratic candidate. Barnstorming 46 congressional districts in 25 states via  caravan, September 6-November 6. Involvement is needed, online,  in the caravan, and on the ground, as is financial support. Visit www.votecommongood.com to sign up! 36:00-40:40 Benton reflects on Pagitt's thoughtful-yet-not-angry insight into current American politics. Going for long-road goals. Find Doug Pagitt at SolomonsPorch.com, DougPagitt.com, GreaterThingsFoundation.org. Support Cocktail Theology and School For Seekers by giving at Patreon.com/CocktailTheology, and by subscribing to Cocktail Theology. Email us with comments & suggestions at info@schoolforseekers.com.

BYT staff writer Jose Lopez-Sanchez comes on the show to discuss this weekend's By The People arts fest and the D.C. summer concert season. It doesn't suck!

What if you had the next, world-changing, business idea? Your business could change the trajectory of someone’s life or impact the way people interact or have an impact on the environment or give people access to clean drinking water or create urban farming and give people more access to affordable, real food? But, the reality for you is, you don’t have the resources to implement the idea. Maybe it’s the money, or the support, or the technology… you know the idea is gold, and you know you can do it, but you just don’t have what you need to actually get it done. What if there was someone, or even a GROUP of people, who would come alongside you to help you change the world? My guest this week is Kate Goodall, the co-founder and CEO of Halcyon House, one of the worlds premier and honestly, most unique business incubator I’ve ever come across. What they are doing to cultivate entrepreneurs from around the world in the social good space is AMAZING. And, if you’ve ever wondered what diving in shipwrecks and running a business have in common, then you’re going to LOVE this episode.  ABOUT KATE: KATE GOODALL is the Co-Founder and CEO of Halcyon, a non-profit dedicated to solving 21st century problems by providing space and access to emerging leaders in social entrepreneurship and the arts. Goodall continues to grow Halcyon’s offerings in 2018 with By The People, an international arts and innovation festival in partnership with the Smithsonian and numerous organizations throughout DC. In 2016, Goodall helped establish WE Capital, a consortium of leading businesswomen investing in and supporting women and women-led companies. Goodall has served as juror at national and international social entrepreneurship competitions, was listed as one of the Washington Business Journal’s Power 100 and 40 Under 40, Washingtonian’s 2017 Tech Titans, and Techweek 100 DC’s Talent Cultivators. CONNECT WITH KATE AND HALCYON HOUSE: http://halcyonhouse.org/ https://www.facebook.com/halcyoninspires/ https://twitter.com/HalcyonInspires https://www.instagram.com/halcyon_inspires/ Special thanks to CAUSEBOX for sponsoring this week's podcast. Use coupon code MOLLY for $15 off! Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the Business with Purpose podcast (and I'd love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Radio Public Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed **Want to know how to leave a review of the Business with Purpose Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter "Business with Purpose" Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.