Podcasts about democractic

What makes democracy different than all the other forms of government is that it actually needs everyone to get involved and have their say. TVO Today Live convenes a town hall conversation hosted by Steve Paikin that offers a civics lesson that doesn't feel like one. Civics educators, engaged citizens and people who've put their names on the ballot gather for a wide-ranging discussion that breaks down how things work to help everyone find ways to get involved and make a difference.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wire Host Caeden speaks to Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland, Dr Tatjana Buklijaš, about the fast track legislation within the context of democratic participation on infrastructure decisions. 

Wire Host Caeden speaks to Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland, Dr Tatjana Buklijaš, about the fast track legislation within the context of democratic participation on infrastructure decisions. 

A palace coup refers to a sudden and decisive change in leadership, typically involving the overthrow of an existing leader or ruling group, orchestrated by individuals within the same organization, government, or ruling class. This type of coup is usually non-violent and occurs without widespread public involvement, focusing instead on maneuvering and power plays among elites close to the seat of power.Key characteristics of a palace coup include:Internal Power Struggle: It involves insiders, such as government officials, military leaders, or royal family members, who use their proximity to the leader to execute the coup.Secrecy and Speed: Palace coups are often planned and executed swiftly and secretly to avoid resistance and ensure the element of surprise.Minimal Public Involvement: Unlike mass uprisings or military coups that may involve broad segments of society, palace coups are typically confined to a small group of elites.Control of Key Assets: The conspirators usually gain control of crucial assets like the military, police, or communications to consolidate power quickly.Examples of palace coups include:The 1964 ousting of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev by his own Politburo members.The removal of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981 by members of his own military and government.In essence, a palace coup is an elite-driven power shift, marked by its internal nature and limited scope of confrontation​.In this episode we take a look at the shocking and sudden removal of Joe Biden by the elite powerbrokers within the Democractic party and things currently stand as of now.(commercial at 8:20)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:

A palace coup refers to a sudden and decisive change in leadership, typically involving the overthrow of an existing leader or ruling group, orchestrated by individuals within the same organization, government, or ruling class. This type of coup is usually non-violent and occurs without widespread public involvement, focusing instead on maneuvering and power plays among elites close to the seat of power.Key characteristics of a palace coup include:Internal Power Struggle: It involves insiders, such as government officials, military leaders, or royal family members, who use their proximity to the leader to execute the coup.Secrecy and Speed: Palace coups are often planned and executed swiftly and secretly to avoid resistance and ensure the element of surprise.Minimal Public Involvement: Unlike mass uprisings or military coups that may involve broad segments of society, palace coups are typically confined to a small group of elites.Control of Key Assets: The conspirators usually gain control of crucial assets like the military, police, or communications to consolidate power quickly.Examples of palace coups include:The 1964 ousting of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev by his own Politburo members.The removal of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981 by members of his own military and government.In essence, a palace coup is an elite-driven power shift, marked by its internal nature and limited scope of confrontation​.In this episode we take a look at the shocking and sudden removal of Joe Biden by the elite powerbrokers within the Democractic party and things currently stand as of now.(commercial at 8:20)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:REVEALED: The cunning ploy devious Democrats used to sabotage Biden's campaign and their bombshell threat if he didn't drop out of race | Daily Mail OnlineBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

Shannon started her career at the BBC in London, UK, at just 17 years of age. Later, Shannon moved to Los Angeles, where she built an extensive writing, producing, directing, and showrunning career in scripted and reality television.   In 2010, she joined MTV as Senior Vice President of Series Development, where she created and oversaw shows that aired in 163 countries worldwide and received an Emmy nomination for her work.   During her two-decade-long career in the entertainment business, Shannon created and developed shows with industry luminaries, including JJ Abrams. She also discovered the Kardashian family, and Executive Produced the pilot for the E! channel that launched their global empire.   After Donald Trump was elected, Fitzgerald left Hollywood to work full-time as a creative strategist for Democractic political campaigns and client. Shannon has since worked on over 80 congressional and statewide races across the country and created content for elected officials, including Rep. Adam Schiff, President Biden, and Senator Patty Murray. In 2019, she served as the National Video Director for Mayor Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign before forming the Hooligans with Tim Lim in the spring of 2020.   Shannon talks about utilizing video as a business tool, measuring metrics of video content, myths of going viral, and much more!

Andrew, Ben, and Tom discuss election results, as the "red wave" was clearly a mis-forecast episode for the 2022 mid-terms. With a higher than anticipated Democractic win in the Senate, policy change could have an easier road ahead with a Dem administration and Senate. Meta continues to make news negatively as they are planning to lay of 11,000 works (13% of their total) in the coming weeks.For information on how to join the Zoom calls live each morning at 8:30 EST, visit https://www.narwhalcapital.com/blog/daily-market-briefingsPlease see disclosures:https://www.narwhalcapital.com/disclosure

We spoke to a few people who don't think voting is worth their time. Some of you might even relate to what they had to say because they have valid concerns:Caller 1: I'm honestly not really bought in. I feel that neither the Republican or Democractic parties resonate with my morals or fully exemplify what I want in the world. And smaller parities will never get enough votes to win, so what's the point? Caller 2: My majority of voters in my state don't share the same political views as me. So what's the point of me voting if their side always wins? Caller 3: How can one vote out of a million votes make any type of difference? The truth is that the laws and policies we vote on affect our daily lives, workplaces, and communities whether we like it or not. But that can sometimes be hard to see when we don't have all the information. And not having the information ISN'T anyone's fault. The government and how it works is complicated—but it doesn't have to be. The systems we have now are the ones American citizens just like you put into place throughout our country's history by voting. So, if you want to find out how you can use voting to create the country you want to live in, tune in to S1E2 to learn more about the voting systems we have in place and possible alternatives. And we break down everything we covered into social media graphics that make it easy to understand (and share). Download them at nocreamnosugar.org:Find out more about the voting system we use now: First-Past-The-Post votingLearn about a possible alternative to FPTP voting: Rank-Choice VotingUnderstand the reasons you should vote (even if you don't want to)See where presidential candidates can get public funding (made possible by our tax dollars) Follow us on Instagram @americandreamoncaffeineHave questions about our government or its systems, laws, or policies? Send an email to americandreamoncaffeine@gmail.com or call (260) MY-DREAMFor those of you who would rather watch and listen, check us out on YouTube

Featured Interview: Joe Biden's nomination of Kamala Harris & Democractic National Convention -카말라 해리스 민주당 부통령 후보 지명과 민주당 전당대회 Guest: Professor Allan Lichtman, Department of History, American University

Josh and Jon discuss whether or not the Democratic Party is splitting in half.

Princeton University's Dr. Lauren Wright talks about last nights Democractic debate

Found In Translation Episode #339. Host Ray Collazo is joined by Elbert Garcia of "Que Lo Que Podcast" and James Garcia of "Vanguardia Arizona" to discuss a historic day in Washington featuring Ambassador Gordon Sondland's impeachment testimony. Does 'Tekashi Sondland" testimony change the game?  In Atlanta, the vibe didn't feel nearly as electric. The panel ponders on outcomes of last night's Democractic debate. Did anyone rise to occasion? Is Mayor Pete riding the momentum of recent Iowa poll? Needless to say, we missed Julian Castro on stage. In new #TengoBochinche segment, Collazo shares inside scoop on Latinos working on Presidential campaigns and the Garcias update us on Arizona and Dominican chisme.  

Sami and Amanda are back to talk about all the crazy shit happening in the news, starting with new GOP It Girl Republican Elise Stefanik puppeteering for the president at last week’s impeachment hearings. For the main news, they cover Trump’s mysterious trip to the hospital and former ambassador Marie Yovanovitch’s marathon testimony. Plus, they tell us what went down behind closed doors at a hearing with state department aid David Holmes an update us on Roger Stone’s conviction. Then, for this week’s Election Section they preview Wednesday’s Democractic debate. Finally, Amanda is joined by Nadya Okamoto to talk about her non-profit foundation PERIOD and their quest to end the tampon tax. Sign up for the Betches Sup newsletter for our daily email to make you laugh (instead of cry) about politics betches.co/supsignup

This week the vassals take a deep dive on the Democratic primaries, Drew considers potential international incidents while Amish considers a MAGA blind date. ——— Based out of the Duchy of Toronto, Drew Picklyk and Amish Patel serve as vigilant vassals of the Late Capitalist West. Join them as they look into the cultural insanity that surrounds us on a daily basis in an attempt to find some common ground among all warring factions. Whether it be conflicts in Kashmir, open micer’s being silenced or the President bragging about murder, “Let’s Come to an Understanding” tries to find the prevailing thread that binds us all together.    

Last night’s 12-person Democratic presidential debate proved a few things: 1. That’s too many people on stage.2. Elizabeth Warren has become both the front-runner and the target of most of her colleagues.3. Warren is proving to be a bit harder to attack than former front-runner, Joe Biden. This hour, we consider what happened on stage in Ohio, amid an impeachment inquiry and worsening situation in Syria. We also look at how Democrats are seemingly all in agreement on one thing: gun control. Also, state Democrats and Republicans are exchanging words over social media posts and a controversial speaker, but they may be talking a bit more productively over the issue of tolls.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Nuckels, Democractic media consultant, joins Bob to discuss the most recent debate and discuss political communication strategy.   You can see some of Ben's work at http://www.strother-nuckels.com/.    

Jose Caballero is another Democractic challenger to incumbent Susan Davis for her seat in Congress (see episode 008 for our interview of Joaquin Vazquez). He’s got some big ideas— most notably, the “Hero’s Promise”— and he’s ready to tell us all about them.

UF/UF 252 Dems Duh-bate The democrats had their first two rounds of debate. Pure entertainment fodder...for awhile. Its hard to distinguish yourself when you're, well, undistinguishable. But hey, a couple of them speak Spanish and they all want to give everything away for free. Anyway, we cover it with a different take. Plus, five public speaking tips from the Donald himself. That shouldn't be missed. Lastly, bad news for Philadelphia residents unless you're a ballsy-70 year old lady. But you'll have to listen.

Episode 7 touches on the drama behind Michelle Wolf and the White House Correspondance Dinner, the lack of ability for the Democractic party to stay focused, and the war against Science and the truth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Call in and talk to us During a country music concert nearly 60 people were killed by a man firing from a hotel room.  Anti gun people jumped on this to call for bans.  The SHARE was was tabled as well. The NRA has come out in support of looking into bump stocks.  There is a Democractic bill in the Senate and a Rupublican bill in the house to ban these parts. People also showed their evilness like FORMER CBS VP Hayley Geftman-Gold who celebrated since the concert goers most likely supported Trump. We are also going to talk about what the left has plan for November 4th. Please donate to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/patriotnews

CIPE Board member Claude Fontheim talks about how the rule of law, transparency and good governance underpin strong, inclusive development. Fontheim explains that investment alone is not enough and that support for public institutions is needed to ensure that the benefits of trade and economic growth reach all segments of society. He also discusses the direct link between development around the world and U.S. national security interests. Fontheim also talks about how U.S. companies contribute to the good governance of countries they invest in, and how they partner with NGOs and civil society to support initiatives in sectors such as health, education, and women’s rights. Fontheim discusses his early work with the Democratic Leadership Council and how he was inspired by Bill Clinton’s vision of “globalization with a human face.” He also shares how his family’s experience during the Holocaust shaped his world view and generated his interest in the forces that knit societies together and create peace.

Dr. Kim Holmes, who recently returned to the CIPE Board after a 15 year hiatus, discusses how his views on democratic and economic development have evolved through the years. Holmes discusses specifically how his views on the role of economic development in conflict zones has changed and why. He also talks at length about his new book, The Closing of the Liberal Mind: How Groupthink and Intolerance Define the Left.

Hillary may have been the proposed front-runner of the Democractic party, and Bernie Sanders possibly the extreme antithesis to make Hillary more electable. But an extraordinary phenomena is occurring in which Bernie Sanders the clown is attracting serious support. Could it be the Globalist indoctrination plan for Socialism has been much more successful than anticipated? The young voters are rallying behind him. The Globalists may just shift gears and go right for the agenda. In this episode we will explore the agenda for a New World Order through the Communist model of Global Government.

Hillary may have been the proposed front-runner of the Democractic party, and Bernie Sanders possibly the extreme antithesis to make Hillary more electable. But an extraordinary phenomena is occurring in which Bernie Sanders the clown is attracting serious support. Could it be the Globalist indoctrination plan for Socialism has been much more successful than anticipated? The young voters are rallying behind him. The Globalists may just shift gears and go right for the agenda. In this episode we will explore the agenda for a New World Order through the Communist model of Global Government.

This week Chris Gaffney is heartened by the rise and rise of Bernie Saunders as the Democractic front runner in the next US elections while John is scathing when it comes to the excuses given for most recent US wars.

Mad Dog Friedmans Wet Dog Blues recorded live by Papa Juke at Jazz at Jacks in Denver in August 2008 for a Democratic National Convention Concert. Please visit www.papajuke.com to find out more about the band.

I know we all are so ready for November 4th to come and go. The Politicians can sometimes be the real crooks. Who are you supporting and why? Will American recover? Let's talk about it...

I know we all are so ready for November 4th to come and go. The Politicians can sometimes be the real crooks. Who are you supporting and why? Will American recover? Let's talk about it...