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Play Episode Listen Later May 25, 2021 30:50

Venezuela’s multifaceted crisis has no solution in sight: from the massive migration problem – the number of Venezuelan refugees surpasses the Syrian crisis this year – to widespread hunger, the need for a regime transition and a shortage of vaccines against COVID-19. What can the European Union (EU) do to push for a sustainable future in Venezuela? In a special episode prepared in collaboration with the Open Society European Policy Institute, Olga and guest co-host Mariano de Alba talk to Venezuelan activist Roberto Patiño about the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela and Roberto’s social initiatives, which feed thousands of children daily and provide hot meals during the pandemic to health workers. They discuss what a possible transition would look like in Venezuela and the importance of negotiation. They also talk about what role the EU could play to this end and the recent agreement between the World Food Programme – funded by the EU and U.S. – and Maduro’s regime. Roberto says Europe should take more political risks with respect to Venezuela and lead the multilateral game in Caracas. For more information: Read the report, Comunidad Venezuela: Una agenda de investigación y acción local Explore Crisis Group’s Venezuela page.

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S2 Episode 18: Peacemaking in Cyberspace

Play Episode Listen Later May 11, 2021 30:33

What happens behind closed doors during peace talks? Adam Cooper, senior program manager at the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue and host of The Mediator’s Studio, talks to Olga and Hugh about the hidden world of peace diplomacy and how social media has changed it. Adam shares what he has learnt from talking to seasoned mediators on his podcast, the challenges they face behind the scenes, especially when online disinformation has to be factored into the process. They also discuss cyber mediation as a response to the increased deployment of digital tools by conflict actors, the question of who is responsible for monitoring the dissemination of harmful content online and other negative – and positive – cyber trends on his radar. For more information: The Mediator's Studio podcast. Crisis Group's Technology and War page.

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S2 Episode 17: Has the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Added to Global Stability?

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2021 24:33

Maintaining the balance of power is considered essential to stability and peace. What happens when nuclear weapons enter the equation? Petr Topychkanov, senior researcher at the SIPRI Nuclear Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-proliferation Program, tells Olga and Hugh that nuclear proliferation in South Asia has lessened the intensity of traditional warfare fuelled by local geopolitics. Together they explore what his findings mean more broadly for doctrines of deterrence It’s not just new nuclear states that pose new challenges for conflict prevention. Petr weighs in on the question of how inclusive and transparent arms control discussions should be, given that to date, they have involved only Russia (and before it the Soviet Union) and the United States. Are broader talks possible, and do countries even want them? What would bring China to the table? Would France or the UK be interested? The latter, after all, has recently heightened the role of ambiguity in its nuclear policy. He also discusses how artificial intelligence, among other new technologies, is altering the nature of warfare and to what extent nuclear weapons encourage restraint in the face of these growing capabilities For more information, read Petr Topychkanov’s latest report South Asia’s Nuclear Challenges: Interlocking Views from India, Pakistan, China, Russia and the United States.

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Bonus episode: Rising Russia-Ukraine Tensions and the West (from the Crisis Group podcast Hold Your Fire!)

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2021 39:21

In this episode of Crisis Group's podcast Hold Your Fire!, Richard Atwood and Naz Modirzadeh talk to Crisis Group’s program director for Europe and Central Asia, Olga Oliker, about rising tensions between Russia, on one hand, and Ukraine and Western capitals on the other, over Moscow’s recent military build-up at the Ukrainian border. They talk about the motives behind Russia’s deployments, how they are being perceived in Kyiv, the situation in separatist-held parts of Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region, and why the peace process has stalled. Olga describes the broader standoff between Russia and the West, of which disagreements over Ukraine are an important – but far from the only – factor. They also look at how U.S. and European leaders should respond and what might help reverse the dangerous escalation in Donbas, with a view to returning to the 2020 ceasefire agreement and peace talks. For more information, explore Crisis Group’s analysis on our Ukraine page.

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S2 Episode 16 : Colonial Amnesia and Racial Justice in Europe

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 13, 2021 26:30

The Black Lives Matter protests that engulfed the U.S. last year sparked similar anti-racism demonstrations in London, Paris, Brussels and several other cities across Europe. The challenge now is how to channel this newfound momentum into meaningful conversations and concrete changes, both nationally and regionally. Dr Liliane Umubyeyi, research coordinator at Avocats Sans Frontières, and Dr Amah Edoh, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and African Studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, tell Olga and Hugh about a global conference they recently co-organised that brought together scholars, activists and policymakers from Africa, Europe and North America to explore how to do just this. They discuss why these grievances came to the fore amid a pandemic, the need for transnational spaces that allow for the continued exchange of ideas and best practices, the way some states use “colonial amnesia” as a political strategy, the intersections between race, gender and class and the challenges that arise from pursuing redress through the judicial apparatus.

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Are We Europe Presents: The Europeans

AreWeEurope Readouts

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 12, 2021 40:55

For decades, Eastern Europe has suffered a massive brain drain of people heading abroad in search of opportunity. But something remarkable happened during the pandemic: huge numbers started coming back. Can they be convinced to stay? This week, Are We Europe present an episode from The Europeans Podcast, in which Katy and Dominic speak to urban researcher Ognyan Georgiev about his fascinating work tracking Bulgaria's returnees — and we get his predictions for which European cities are going to be the coolest in 20 years time. They're also talking about sexism in German football, Iceland's spectacular volcano eruption, and why Finland has yet again been named the world's happiest country. The Europeans is part of the Are We Europe Podcast Family, a collective of like-minded European podcasts. You can become a member of Are We Europe at www.areweeurope/memberProducer: Katz LaszloAssistant producers: Andrei Popoviciu and Priyanka Shankar

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Ep 17. 'Two Drama School Dropouts' with Rebecca Lamarche

Drama School Dropout

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2021 36:47

This week on Drama School Dropout I am joined by the star of the new Hallmark Channel TV movie, 'Fit for a Prince'. We discover that for the first time in Drama School Dropout history, that we're both Drama School Dropouts! We chat about how casting is always cheering you on, our love for Shakespeare, and about becoming British and European Podcast sensations. Submit your theatre stories for Stage Right or Stage Shite by emailing dramaschooldropoutpod@gmail.com Drama School Dropout is now part of the HI! Productions family. Please contact info.hiproductions1@gmail.com with all enquiries.

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S2 Episode 15: What’s the Point of Nuclear Weapons Today?

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2021 30:48

Nuclear weapons sometimes sound like a throwback to another era, but they don’t just remain on stand-by. Nuclear-armed nations are investing heavily in creating more sophisticated and diverse nuclear arsenals. After the end of the Cold War, NATO, like the U.S. and Russia, significantly reduced its reliance on nuclear weapons and nuclear policy took a back seat. Then came the Russian invasion of Crimea in 2014 and support for separatists in eastern Ukraine. Since then, there has been a renewed interest in nuclear capabilities and a focus on the alliance’s nuclear policies to make sure that NATO forces are a deterrent to Russia. Jessica Cox, Director of Nuclear Policy at NATO, explains to Olga and Hugh why nuclear weapons still matter to the alliance and to what extent nuclear powers like Russia pose a threat to NATO allies. They also talk about the latest nuclear technology, the alliance’s deterrence capability, and why NATO does not support the nuclear ban treaty that entered into force in January.

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S2 Episode 2: Without solidarity where would you be now? Civil society against COVID

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2021 15:53

This time last year, the health services of the Italian city of Bergamo were sinking under the burden of COVID-19, as we hear from EESC member Giuseppe Guerini when the NGO Emergency stepped in to manage a field hospital set up to cope with the huge influx of patients. As we hear from medical director Oliviero Valoti, their help was providential. This life-saving role in the crisis has earned Emergency the EESC Civil Solidarity Prize. EESC Vice-President Cillian Lohan explains the philosophy behind this one-off award while Emergency president Rossella Miccio tells us what recognition from Europe means to her organization.

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S2 Episode 14: Europe’s Colonial Legacies

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2021 27:32

Indonesia was the first country to proclaim its independence after the Second World War, setting in motion a significant chapter of post-colonial history by doing so. In his latest book, Revolusi, Belgian cultural historian and prolific author David van Reybrouck examines the Dutch East Indies’ past and places it in a global context. A five-year project spanning over 200 interviews with living eyewitnesses, he tells Olga and Hugh why he undertook it, and how (spoiler alert: even the dating app Tinder helped him out). In both his new book and his previous volume on Belgian colonial history, Congo: The Epic History of a People, David says his hybrid read-and-interview research technique allows him to challenge political myopia in former colonising countries and set the stage for a fuller reckoning of the way Europe has hidden the darkest pages of its colonial history. They also discuss what David calls a new kind of evangelisation, in the form of exporting the Western model of elections-based democracy, and his case for a lottery-based system. Drawing on his book Against Elections and innovations already taking place in Ireland, Belgium, and the Netherlands, he explains what makes elections another way of empowering elites, why exporting the Western version of the ballot box elsewhere is wrong, and how an alternative model that returns policymaking to citizens might be a solution.

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Disinformation during pandemic: How can the Visegrad countries combat it successfully?

Podcast Europejski

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2021 19:01

Disinformation erodes trust in institutions and in digital and traditional media and harms our democracies by hampering the ability of citizens to take informed decisions. It can polarise debates, create or deepen tensions in society and undermine electoral systems, and have a wider impact on European security. In this episode of the European Podcast, Nad'a Kovalčíková from the Alliance for Securing Democracy in GMF's Brussels office explains how to build an effective control disinformation system, what should it be based on and what lessons can the Visegrad Group learn from the pandemic when it comes to the need to combat this information.

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S2 Episode 13: Planning for Nuclear Armageddon

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021 26:10

While the threat of imminent nuclear armageddon may not be at the forefront of the average person’s mind today, it was a real, globe-spanning fear not so long ago during the Cold War. Absent the treaties and confidence-building measures developed to mitigate the risk of such an event, U.S. and Soviet civil defense then was totally consumed with the daunting task of planning for the worst. So how does a state prepare for the event of a nuclear attack? How do you ensure continuity of government in a country laid waste? How conscious are ordinary citizens of this reality and how involved are they in preparedness efforts? Olga and Hugh debate these all-important questions from the peak of their salience to now with Edward Geist, a policy researcher at the RAND Corporation and author of the book Armageddon Insurance: Civil Defense in the United States and the Soviet Union, and Ivan Kalugin, Moscow-based researcher and Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) affiliate. Together they discuss how the two superpowers went about tackling them, from the survivability of essential infrastructure and public information campaigns to the logic of mutually assured destruction and the rumored existence of automatic launching systems known as the ‘Dead Hand’.

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S2 Episode 12: Police, Protests & Populism in Central Asia

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 16, 2021 24:26

Central Asia is no exception to the protests that have emerged with renewed vigour on a global scale, a phenomenon made more visible against the backdrop of COVID-19 restrictions. Although the grievances driving them are context-specific, deep socio-political divisions and populist leaders are recurring themes, says Dr. Erica Marat. A professor at the U.S. National Defense University and a post-Soviet security expert, she joins Olga and Hugh to discuss what connections can be drawn between collective action and protest-policing dynamics spanning the U.S., Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan. Central Asian regimes bear the legacy of the Soviet era, and yet even the most autocratic among them are in constant adaptation, borrowing tactics from around the world to survive. Protest movements are evolving in the same way. Erica shares her findings of these trends, explaining the rise of ‘uncivil’ society, who the so-called “Kyrgyz Trump” is, and why Kazakhstan is a repatriation model for ISIS-affiliated citizens. For more information: Explore Crisis Group’s regional analysis on our Central Asia page Erica Marat, The Politics of Police Reform: Society against the State in Post-Soviet Countries, Oxford University Press

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S2 Episode 1: MFF: the good, the bad and the ugly

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2021 11:31

"The Grassroots View" podcast opens its second season with an episode dedicated to the new European Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). Our four guests tell us what is the good, the bad, and the ugly in this long-awaited agreement. Jan Olbrycht, MEP and co-rapporteur on the MFF for the European Parliament, explains why the negotiations were so difficult and also underlines the importance of the new EU4Health program. Stefano Palmieri, president of the ECO section at the European Economic and Social Committee, sees the opportunity for modernizing the European economic and social system. He sets out the vision of civil society together with two other speakers: Gabriella Civico, member of the Steering Committee of Civil Society Europe (CSE), and Zsuzsanna Szabó, journalist and member of Res Publica Nowa Foundation. They share similar concerns about the European Union's new own resources and the weakness of the new Rule of Law conditionality mechanism.

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S2 Episode 11: Reviving Dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 2, 2021 21:39

Thirteen years after Kosovo broke away from Serbia to become de facto independent, political inertia continues to stall the largely European-driven dialogue process aimed at reaching an understanding between the two parties and thus securing lasting stability for the region. On the back of our recently published report, “Relaunching the Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue”, Crisis Group’s Balkans expert Marko Prelec joins Olga and Hugh to examine why that is. Taking a step back from the state of talks today, Marko lays out the historical context for the current impasse, and what the obstacles have been to changing the uneasy status quo. Beyond leaving the door wide open for the dispute to escalate, Kosovo’s unresolved status has tainted domestic political discourse and continues to bar both it and Serbia from accessing the European Union and otherwise participating in the international community. Failure to breathe new life into talks also comes at a human cost, he explains, having met people on both sides whose lives are curtailed by mutual non-recognition. Does the new year bear any signs that Pristina and Belgrade are willing to make the compromises necessary to resolve their dispute? Tune in to find out!

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The future of the European Digital Market: Interview with Jan Zygmuntowski

Podcast Europejski

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 22, 2021 29:29

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S2 Episode 10: Turkey’s Trials and Errors

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 19, 2021 25:02

Ankara’s assertive foreign policy choices delight many at home. But they can puzzle and anger its counterparts as Turkey experiments with increasingly militarised postures in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, the South Caucasus, and the ongoing wars in Libya and Syria. Ambassador Selim Yenel, Turkish ambassador to the EU until 2017 and now president of the Istanbul-based think-tank Global Relations Forum, joins Olga and Hugh to help make sense of what is driving Ankara in a changing world. Together they dive into the making of regional power, the costs of undercutting dialogue with hard-power moves, the imperative of undergoing reforms at home, and what can be done to revive Turkey’s EU accession process. Arguing that Turkey’s recent shifts have been more reactive than proactive, Ambassador Yenel urges all sides to cool down rhetoric and calls for a return to more empathetic diplomacy. Even if NATO member Ankara has made mistakes – for instance in the purchase of S-400 ground-to-air missiles from Russia – he says others have too, and thus Turkey deserves to be met halfway. For more information, explore Crisis Group’s Turkey page and visit the Global Relations Forum website.

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S2 Episode 9: Europe Has Much to Prove in 2021

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 5, 2021 26:37

With the international system in major flux as we turn the page on 2020, Ambassador Gérard Araud believes one main thing is clear: 2021 opens a new, more dangerous chapter. A Crisis Group trustee who represented France on the world stage for over three decades, most recently as ambassador to the United States (2014-2019), Araud gives Olga Oliker and Hugh Pope a decidedly skeptical take on the state of power politics, describing destabilizing international rivalry, leaderlessness, and descent toward the law of the jungle. Together they also touch on why Brexit has only just begun its destructive path, how the impact of COVID-19 is accelerating the surge in nationalism testing Western societies, and how the interlocking crises in the Eastern Mediterranean reveal where the European Union’s strengths and weaknesses really lie. Ambassador Araud does highlight one hope: that the urgency of transnational risks, particularly on the question of climate change, could propel a multilateral coalescence around ways to address them. For more information, read Ambassador Gérard Araud’s weekly column in Le Point.

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S2 Episode 8: Personal Reflections on 2020, between Europe and the Middle East

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2020 24:40

“I think I should kill you”. So began one especially fraught encounter in Hugh Pope’s critically acclaimed memoir, Dining with Al Qaeda, now out in an updated edition. He joins Olga Oliker as co-host-turned-guest for this week’s episode to reflect on how his three decades of reporting in the broader Middle East remain relevant for Western readers grappling to understand it today. Olga and Hugh then reflect on the year that was and how COVID-19 became a phenomenon that has both disrupted life as we knew it and accelerated broader geopolitical trends. While physical borders have been reinforced and personal horizons shrunk to the here and now, the unprecedented reality of lockdown in a digital era has also allowed for a reimagined sense of identity and community. What big questions remain to be unpacked on War & Peace in 2021? Tune in to find out! For more information: Visit www.hughpope.com to find out more about Dining with Al Qaeda: Making Sense of the Middle East See our The Covid-19 Pandemic and Deadly Conflict page

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S2 Episode 7: Twenty-first Century Threats

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2020 24:44

Sir John Sawers, former chief of the British secret service MI6 and Executive Chairman at Newbridge Advisory, joins Olga and Hugh for a dynamic conversation on the changing global balance of power and emerging threats that will shape multilateral diplomacy. Drawing on 40 years of international service, Sir John describes how Western interventionism has evolved since the early 1990s, the implications of a rising China and declining U.S. for the international system, what motivates and hinders Russia at home and abroad, as well as how medium-sized powers are exploiting these fluctuations along the way. Sir John also outlines a major concern: how will advances in the virtual sphere increasingly impact the physical world?

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S2 Episode 6: The Future of NATO

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 24, 2020 24:57

The geopolitical landscape has transformed dramatically since NATO was established in 1949. As a transatlantic alliance that seeks to safeguard democratic values and the rule of law, how well has it adapted through the years and what should its priorities be going forward? Who better to dive into these questions with than Rose Gottemoeller? The former NATO Deputy Secretary-General (2016-2019) was the organization’s most senior woman official to date. She was previously the chief U.S. negotiator on arms control and is today a distinguished lecturer at Stanford University and research fellow at the Hoover Institution. She joins Olga and Hugh to share her thoughts on the challenges of rebuilding the transatlantic relationship, responding to emerging threats outside of NATO’s traditional mandate, and preserving its core principles in an ever-changing world.

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S2 Episode 5: Europe’s Impact Depends on Internal Strength, Not the New U.S. President

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 10, 2020 25:25

The prospect of a Biden administration brings new opportunities for European security and foreign policy, but many challenges remain. Joining Olga and Hugh to discuss the evolution of U.S.-Europe relations and its impact on the world is Nathalie Tocci, Director of the Istituto Affari Internazionali and Special Adviser to EU High Representative Josep Borrell. The EU is tethered in some ways to U.S. leadership, but not entirely, says Nathalie. Developing its internal strengths will be key to a greater impact on the conflicts and crises unfolding within its sphere of influence. A steady decline in the American-centred liberal world order has meanwhile made way for competing visions of the values and principles that underpin global politics. Where does this leave European hopes that a Biden administration will strengthen multilateralism? Tune in to find out!

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S2 Episode 4: Why Gender Matters in the Fight Against Terrorism

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2020 24:46

2020 marks two decades since the formal integration of gender into the UN’s mandate of conflict prevention and resolution. According to Aleksandra Dier, Gender Coordinator at the UN Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED), the inclusion of gender-sensitive analysis has lagged far behind in the global effort to understand and fight terrorism. She joins Olga Oliker and Hugh Pope for a wide-ranging conversation on the value of gender as a cross-cutting lens in the counter-terrorism field, touching on how extremist groups across the ideological spectrum exploit gender dynamics and norms in their recruitment strategies, the gendered impact of counter-terrorism measures and how well legislation at the national level is keeping up with these insights. For more information, see the UN Analytical Brief on the prosecution of ISIL-linked women at https://www.un.org/sc/ctc/ and explore Crisis Group’s Gender & Conflict page.

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S2 Episode 3: Russian Digital Diplomacy

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 13, 2020 26:19

Hugh and Olga are joined this week by Oleg Shakirov, Senior Expert at the Center for Advanced Governance and Consultant at the Moscow-based PIR Center, for a discussion on how Russian foreign policy and diplomacy have evolved in the 21st century. Oleg describes Russia’s launch into the digital age over a decade ago, and the ways it has since harnessed these new platforms to project its desired self-image into the public sphere. By asserting its place in the virtual realms of real-time politics and competing narratives on disinformation, Russia has joined its Western counterparts in transforming the status quo of international relations. Has Moscow managed to tilt the balance of power in its favour? Tune in to find out! For more information on Oleg’s research into Russian humanitarian aid during the COVID-19 pandemic: https://cpur.ru/russian-anti-covid-aid-2020-map/

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S2 episode 2: Rethinking an End to Ukraine’s Costly War

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 29, 2020 34:09

Why have ceasefire agreements repeatedly fallen apart since the war in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region erupted six years ago? And how has this political inertia shaped the lives of civilian populations divided by the line of separation? Drawing on the two latest installments in our Peace in Ukraine series, Katharine unpacks these questions with Olga and Hugh. Fighting between government troops and Russian-backed separatists persists at a slow simmer, says Katharine, a result of the failure to achieve a lasting ceasefire at the front line. European leaders have met with both sides over the years to broker peace, but agreements have faltered in the face of unwillingness on either side to compromise on their respective narratives of the broader conflict. A sense of urgency over securing a political solution has been lost with the advent of COVID-19, and it remains to be seen how long the current truce will hold. In the meantime, the dynamics of the war have altered the socio-economic landscape of frontier villages beyond recognition, a double-edged phenomenon, Katharine explains. Breaking the deadlock will require a fundamental rethinking of who stands to benefit from establishing zones of disengagement and a recentring of the humanitarian imperative in future negotiations. The question of whether the Ukrainian government envisions the eventual reintegration of separatist-held areas will be ever more critical as the years go by. Tune in to find out more! For more information, see our reports: Peace in Ukraine (II): A New Approach to Disengagement and Peace in Ukraine (III): The Costs of War in Donbas

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S2 Episode 1: How a Bad Brexit May Sour European Security Cooperation

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 15, 2020 31:10

As the end of the transitional period and negotiations for Britain to leave the EU draws near, a ‘no-deal’ or a very limited deal is increasingly likely. Even if a deal is reached, it will be far from a comprehensive framework on how to integrate the two trading systems and contentious issues are likely going to be kicked into next year. Future negotiations could spill over into important areas such as defence and security. Lord Mark Malloch-Brown joins Olga and Hugh for the first episode of a new season to discuss what both a ‘no-deal’ and a limited deal would mean for the future relationship between the UK and the EU, as well as their respective relationships with other actors such as the U.S., NATO and Russia. They also discuss Malloch-Brown’s work as chair for the Best for Britain campaign to keep Britain in Europe, what Brexit tells us about the state of global politics and what must change to better address the concerns of today.

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MASTERCLASS: How to plan your PR like a pro with Amy and Sophie Taeuber

#GrowGetters

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2020 38:22

Hey Guys! You’re listening to #GrowGetters – the future skills podcast for smart women in business. We exist for one simple reason: we are here to help you GROW! Each week, we drop a brand new ep that covers the latest trends, tools, tips to make sure your business or career is future-ready!Today you’re chatting with Grow Getters hosts: Tiffany Hart and Tanya Garma.We are hosting an unmissable masterclass with 2 very special guests on the poddy today. Amy and Sophie Taeuber - hosts of Outspoken The Podcast and founders of Hula Media.Amy, Sophie and their sister Kate are identical triplets that have created the incredible Outspoken The Podcast that tackles issues facing women today, plus lots of fun stuff.Amy and Sophie forged their careers as television reporters at various Australian news channels. Both ladies, originally from Adelaide, were trained by some of the most respected and experienced journalists in the industry. Represectively they’ve worked as journalists, television reporters, and newsreaders for Australias Ten and, Seven News networks, and on several other stations before making the big step to create their own agency, Hula Media (previously known as the PR Bible).Hula Media specialises in public relations, content, and social media marketing. Since they started the brand in 2018, they worked with some of Australia’s leading businesses.These ladies are the bomb! Their work spans from public relations to boost brand awareness, help manage public perception, and ultimately drive sales for their customers.Amy and Sophie are PR experts and are excellent at what they do - and we are so thrilled to have them on the show this week! What’s unique about these women is that they’re innovative, dynamic, not afraid to share their opinion, and have a finger on the pulse of what’s trending now.So ladies - if you are looking to up your PR game and get YOUR story heard - then this episode is a MUST listen. It’s jam-packed full of tips to boost your profile and build your cred.Links:Hula Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hula_media/Outspoken The Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outspoken_the_podcastWebsite: https://www.hulamedia.com.au/So without further adieu - here’s Amy and Sophie.Plus...If you want some more sweet, sweet inspo, check out our Insta page and please follow us at @growgetterspodcast !! :)And if you’re still hungry for more, our #GrowGetters GROWTH HACKS NEWSLETTER is designed to keep you up-skilled and up-to-date on all the latest tips, models, and trends - so sign up at www.growgetterspodcast.com/newsletterYour hosts are:Award-winning brand strategist and writer, Tanya Garma (@tanyagarma)Forbes-listed startup founder and entrepreneur, Tiffany Hart (@tiffanyclairehart)

Episode 8 : When the world of work comes tumbling down

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 2, 2020 10:42

When COVID-19 struck Europe, it not only brought hospitals to the verge of collapse but created havoc in its wake on many different fronts: European GDP slumped, industrial production plummeted and thousands lost their jobs. The future does not look rosy either. In episode 8 "When the world of work comes tumbling down", we look at what the EU could do on the employment front, where it has only limited powers. We spoke to Professor Caroline de la Porte from the Copenhagen Business School who gave us a brief overview of the employment guidelines, a tool that enables the EU to help coordinate the Member States' employment policies. EESC member Ellen Nygren told us about the EESC proposal on how the employment guidelines should be revised in the face of the COVID-19 crisis so to make sure that the Member States, among other things, help self-employed Europeans – such as Portuguese musician Tiago Rodrigues, who shared with us his story of how he and his 5EX Band became jobless overnight.

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Episode 7: Getting the European air industry back off the ground

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 12, 2020 10:54

Caught in the crossfire of the COVID-19 and climate crises, will the European air industry take off again after months of grounding? We hear the views of Thomas Kropp, senior advisor to Lufthansa and EESC rapporteur on the waiving of airport slot rules during COVID-19, Saim Saeed, mobility reporter at Politico Europe, and Agathe Bounfour, who is in charge of transport policies at Climate Action Network France.

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Episode 6: Shoring up businesses from Covid-19

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2020 9:07

In this episode, Belgian hotel owner and industry representative Marc Van Muylders illustrates the catastrophic impact of COVID-19 on the tourism and hotel sector, while Milena Angelova, EESC Vice-President for budget and secretary-general of the Bulgarian Industrial Capital Association (BICA), explains how the EESC is putting its expertise at the service of businesses grappling with the crisis across Europe and Amandine Crespy, professor of political science at the Free University of Brussels and visiting professor at the European College in Bruges, outlines the EU's larger plans to help European businesses weather the storm.

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Episode 19: The OSCE's Role in a COVID-19 World

Play Episode Listen Later May 18, 2020 25:24

As COVID-19 cuts a deadly swathe across the globe, its political impact is only starting to be felt and could last long after the virus is contained. George Tsereteli, President of the Organization of Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Parliamentary Assembly, joins Olga and Hugh to discuss how the 57-nation OSCE is coping in these unprecedented times, what action it is taking to mitigate the effects of the crisis and what the long-term consequences could be. They assess the threat to multilateralism in a post-pandemic world, how populations may be vulnerable in breakaway post-Soviet statelets, the challenges to governance in many democracies, and what it means that key elections are being postponed.

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Episode 18: The Russian and European Roles in Ending Ukraine’s War

Explique-moi l'Europe (Toute l'Europe)

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2020 26:56

What will it take to end the war in Ukraine? A plan for what happens inside Ukraine is a prerequisite for peace in the six-year civil war. But that will not suffice if the conflict’s broader geostrategic underpinnings are not addressed, explains Olga, our host-turned-guest for this week’s episode. Russia’s intervention on its neighbour’s territory was largely driven by fears of Western encroachment in its sphere of influence. For NATO and EU member states, these actions pose a deep threat to European stability and security. Olga and Hugh discuss what can be done to break the impasse and move toward a durable peace. Broader security concerns in both Europe and Russia must be taken into account. “You can’t fix Ukraine without fixing the rest of the problem”.

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#13 Le travail des députés européens et le parcours des lois européennes

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2019 6:48

Quatre jours par mois, plus de 700 députés européens convergent à Strasbourg, au siège du Parlement européen. Qu'y font-ils ? Et que font-ils le reste du temps ? Où et comment sont préparés les textes de lois européens qui s'appliquent aux 513 millions de citoyens de l'UE ? Marie Guitton (Toute l'Europe) et Antoine Lheureux (Bulle Media) vous expliquent tout.

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# 12 Les postes clés du Parlement européen

Explique-moi l'Europe (Toute l'Europe)

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2019 7:33

Quand le Parlement européen vote une loi, chaque eurodéputé a une voix. Mais certains élus peuvent occuper une place stratégique pour peser un peu plus sur les politiques de l'Union européenne. Quels sont ces postes clés ? Qui les occupe ? Quels sont les groupes politiques et les pays les plus influents ? Marie Guitton (Toute l'Europe) et Antoine Lheureux (Bulle Media) vous expliquent tout.

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Euro Roundup - Episode 15

Man On The Post

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2019 35:44

its a new European Podcast with @scot_munroe & @JamesRoweNL . The guys discussed the upcoming Champions League and Europa League matches and gave their predictions for the last 16 and eventual tournament winners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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29: THE €50bn DIVORCE: Bills, spills and idiot principles

OH GOD, WHAT NOW? Formerly Remainiacs

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 1, 2017 47:12

This week on Britain’s last-ever European Podcast of Culture… What did David Davis hope to achieve by redacting the Government’s 58 secret Impact Papers? Why did DExEU spin doctors harass journalists for even saying the papers even existed – when now we know they did all along?Plus: The Government caves on the EU divorce bill, as everyone knew they would. What sort of final Brexit settlement would the Remainiacs team like to see? Daniel Hannan’s sci-fi Brexit. Biblical Leavers vs High-Stakes Remainers. And where to plant a Magic Money Tree.“Whatever the Brexiters want, we’re going to be paying pensions until literally everybody dies.”Want to help us #OwnTheRemoan? Visit our PATREON page at http://www.patreon.com/remainiacscastThis episode of REMAINIACS is presented by Dorian Lynskey with Ros Taylor and Ian Dunt. Producers are Andrew Harrison and Matt Hall. Remainiacs is a Podmasters production.http://www.REMAINIACS.comTheme music ‘Demon Is A Monster’ used by kind permission of Cornershop. Buy it here: http://po.st/RMcrnsp See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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European Football Podcast - Episode 99: 7th December

The Punt

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 7, 2016 19:32

Alex Dunn and Sam Norris are on this week's European Podcast to talk through three big games on Sunday. Enjoy.

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Sky Sports European podcast - 11th Nov

Will Greenwood's Rugby Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2015 17:25

Stuart Barnes joins James Gemmell to discuss the opening round of European Club rugby.

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Podcast 162 feat Dj Mr Jay / Love in Action - The Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 16, 2015 60:08

Fresh for 2015 - European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 162 on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of the latest tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul. Podcast 162 features Jill Scott, Boney James, Jeff Bradshaw, Kenny Lattimore, Case, Deborah Cox, Vivian Green, Kem, Raheem DeVaughn, and Will Downing. Dj Mr Jay presents “New Soul” which is a collaboration of modern day soul artists and musicians who have the vision to bring the concept of what we see as the best genre of the world, to soul music lovers using future technology.“Dj Mr Jay Presents New Soul Vol 1” will be available on CD and digital download in April, 2015. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at silver7207-music@yahoo.co.uk - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

Podcast 161 feat Dj Mr Jay / Love in Action - The Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 20, 2015 60:39

Fresh for 2015 - European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 161 on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of the latest tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul. Podcast 161 features; FKA Twigs, Tamar Braxton, Carmen Hendricks, Carmen Rodgers, Clinton Babers II, Raheem DeVaughn, Russell Taylor, Charlie Wilson and Sons of Serendip. Dj Mr Jay Presents “New Soul Vol 1” which is a collaboration of modern day soul artists and musicians who have the vision to bring the concept of what we see as the best genre of the world, to soul music lovers using future technology. “Dj Mr Jay Presents New Soul Vol 1” - Available on CD and digital download from 6th April, 2015. For more information visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/new-soul-vol-1/ Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at silver7207-music@yahoo.co.uk - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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Podcast 160 feat Dj Mr Jay / Love in Action - "The Truth"

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2015 59:53

Fresh for 2015 - European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 160 on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of the latest tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action, who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul. Podcast 160 features Prince, Noel Gourdin, Jarrod Lawson, Angela Johnson, Garcia, Brandon Williams, J Moss, Jazmine Sullivan, K.Michelle and Charlie Wilson. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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"The Truth" Podcast 159 - DJ Mr Jay / Love In Action

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2014 60:36

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 159 on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul. Podcast 159 features Angela Johnson, Kem, Bashiyra, Ruben Studdard, Tracy Hamlin, Maze (Ledisi), Kindred the Family Soul, Mike Jay, Avila Brothers, Jonathan Butler, Beau Vallis, Najee and Teena Marie. Catch me live at Della Soul presents "A night for true connoisseurs" at Apres, Coppid Beach Hotel, Bracknell, RG12 8TF on Friday 31st October alongside the legendary “Ronnie Herel” & Neville Payne - Doors open @ 21:30 till 02:30, £12.00 in advance, £15.00 on the door. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at silver7207-music@yahoo.co.uk - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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Podcast 158 (The Connoisseurs Collection)

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2014 59:59

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 158 (The Connoisseurs Collection) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul. Podcast 158 features tracks from Heaven & Earth, Kem, Smokey Robinson, Ruben Studdard, Teddy Pendergrass, The Jacksons, Tank, Mikael ft Wale, Keni Burke and Maverick Gaither. Don’t forget to catch us live at Della Soul "A night for true connoisseurs" at Apres, Coppid Beach Hotel, Bracknell, RG12 8TF on Friday 31st October - Hosts: Dj Mr Jay (Soul Groove Radio), Ronnie Herel & Neville Payne - Doors open @ 21:30 till 02:30, £12.00 in advance, £15.00 on the door. For more info 07506 460980 – Remember, this is a rave for music connoisseurs! Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at silver7207-music@yahoo.co.uk - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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The Truth Podcast 157

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 10, 2014 63:09

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 157 on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul from one of our exclusive parties in 2014. Podcast 157 features tracks from Kenny Lattimore, Delegation, Natasha Watts, Gregory Porter, Karl Frierson, Tony Momrelle, Mike Hicks, Liquideep, Norman Hutchins, Omar and The Crusaders. Happy birthday Joanne! Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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Podcast 156 - The Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 15, 2014 59:59

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 156 on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action, who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast 156 include; Lil John Roberts, Kelly Price, John Michael, Dave Hollister, Joe, Meelah, Keyshia Cole, Kem, Jazmine Sullivan, Robin Thicke, Mary J Blige and Random Ax of Charlie. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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The Truth - Podcast 155 (The Songstress)

Play Episode Listen Later May 25, 2014 59:49

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast 155 (The Songstress) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest female vocalists in Soul/Neo-Soul. Our featured artists for podcast 155; Teri Tobin (Exclusive), Tracy Hamlin, Karyn White, Bashiyra, Avery Sunshine, Algebra Blessett, Dionne Warwick, Leela James, Ledisi, Meelah and Mariah Carey. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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Podcast 154 (Rare Groove 3)

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2014 60:51

European Podcast 2013 Nominee "The Truth" every Saturday on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest rare grooves. Our featured artists for podcast 154 (Rare Groove 3) include Bob James, Breakwater, Steve Parks, Johnny Hammond, Hi-Tension, Tom Browne, Leon Ware, Webster Lewis, Dave Grusin and Dexter Wansel. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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The Truth - Podcast CLIII

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2014 59:57

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” Podcast CLIII on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast CLIII; Bashiyra, Maysa, Mr. Chenier, Plunky, Eric Bellinger, Charlene, Eric Roberson, Joe, Liv Warfield, Najee, Tony Momrelle, Zo!, J. Holiday and Ashanti. The Soul Shack 16th Birthday Celebration on Sat 15th March feat Ash Selector(Solar Radio) - BASHIYRA 'The Voice' will be performing her NEW SINGLE a great cover of the Phyllis Hyman classic "YOU KNOW HOW TO LOVE ME" and filming the video for the track with us on the night!! The Britannia, 20 Monument Street, London, EC3R 8AJ Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

The Truth - Podcast CLII

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 1, 2014 59:55

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” - Podcast CLII on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love in Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast CLII; John Michael, Robert Glasper, Ruben Studdard, J. Holiday, JSoul Black Sinatra, Noel Gourdin, Kenny Dope & Raheem DeVaughn, Kelly Price, Tandy Jr, Algebra Blessett, Carmichael Musiclover, and Jazmin Sister. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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Podcast CLI

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 16, 2014 61:35

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” celebrates the Podcast 150 series on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some of classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast CLI; Plunky, Glenn Lewis, Bobby V, Jennifer Hudson, K.Michelle, Lyfe Jennings, Algebra Blessett, Carmen Rodgers, Mali Music, Leela James and Ruben Studdard. For this special edition podcast we have exclusively signed CDs by Bashiyra, “One Shot at Love” Expansions (EP) to give away! Simply click on the link to find more! – Thank you Bashiyra!!!! http://djmrjay.com/about/podcast-150-the-truth/ Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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Podcast 150 - The Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 19, 2014 59:14

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” celebrates Podcast 150 on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk. We feature some classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B over the past 5 years. Our featured artists for Podcast 150; Bashiyra, Noel Gourdin, John Michael, Muhammad Ayers, L.Young, Marcell Russell, David P Stevens, TJ Boyce, James Day, Carmichael MusicLover, Tracy Cruz and Maverick Gaither. For this special edition podcast we also have exclusively signed CDs by Bashiyra, “One Shot at Love” Expansion Records (EP) to give away! Simply click on the link to find out more! – Thank you Bashiyra!!!! How to get an exclusively signed CD from Bashiyra: http://djmrjay.com/about/podcast-150-the-truth/ Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/ Finally, I would like to thank everyone who has contributed to the success of the podcast. We believe that the quality of music within this genre is at its highest level for decades, as this has been proven by people all over the world who have downloaded our shows for over five years. Our podcasts are available on all the major podcasting streams and has been recognised within the music and podcasting industry worldwide. Over the five years we have exceeded over 1 million genuine downloads. Peace to you all Dj Mr Jay / Love in Action

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The Truth Podcast 149

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2013 59:59

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” every Saturday (20:00 – 22:00) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast 149; Cory Robinson, Raheem DeVaughn, Lyfe Jennings, Glenn Lewis, The Midi Mafia, Jermaine Hardsoul, Markell Clay, Earth Wind & Fire, Muhammad Ayers, John Legend, Jaheim and Eric Benet. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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Podcast 148 - The Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2013 60:37

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” every Saturday (20:00 – 22:00) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast 148; Ledisi, Donell Jones, Booker T Jones, Lyfe Jennings, The Foreign Exchange, Robert Glasper Experiment ft Jill Scott, Will Preston, Michelle Williams, Heston, Snarky Puppy, Jaheim, Earth Wind & Fire. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

The Truth Podcast 147

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 11, 2013 60:40

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” every Saturday (20:00 – 22:00) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast 147; John Michael, Nick Eden, Ronald Isley, Bradd Marquis, K-Ci & JoJo, Raheem DeVaughn, Philip White, The Foreign Exchange, Carmichael Musiclove, Jermaine Hardsoul, L.Young and Jordin Sparks. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

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The Truth Podcast 145 feat Dj Mr Jay/Love In Action

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2013 60:00

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” every Saturday (20:00 – 22:00) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast 145; Mikeal ft Wale, Bashiyra, Marcell Russell, Raheem DaVaughn, Joe, Donell Jones, India Arie, Chrisette Michelle, Lejit, Ronald Isley, Prince, TGT, and Chante Moore. Join us in contemporary style, taking advantage of the beautiful location and views of the River Thames at the “Island Bar, Pipers Island” on Friday 6th September from 8pm till 1am. Musically, it pledges to deliver the best in Soul, Neo-Soul, R&B and Reggae. Quality control is assured by the fact that both “Dj Mr Jay” nominated for the European Podcast Awards 2013 and “Love In Action” will put together a night of pure music excellence. We welcome our special guest on the night “Bashiyra“, featured artist on (Cool Million III) and recently signed to Expansions who will perform a special PA on the night. It’s free entry all night, so make it a date in your diary for a night of quality music. For more info: 07833 512924 / info@djmrjaylive.com

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The Truth Podcast 144

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 27, 2013 60:01

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” every Saturday (20:00 – 22:00) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast 144; James Day, Marcell Russell, B.Thompson, Joe, Issac Caree, Amel Larrieux, Sevyn Streeter, John Michael, Marques Houston, Urban Mystic, Lisa Taylor, Legit, Shelea and Selena Albright. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

The Truth Podcast 142

Play Episode Listen Later May 9, 2013 59:40

European Podcast 2013 Nominee “The Truth” every Saturday (20:00 – 22:00) on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest in Soul/Neo-Soul and R&B. Our featured artists for podcast 142; Boney James/Raheem DaVaughn, Noel Gourdin, Charlie Wilson, Ashanti, Janey Neal, Fantasia, Luke James, Maverick Gaither, Janelle Monae, John Legend, Mali Music, Glenn Jones and Jaheim. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings +44 7833 512924 - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

The Truth Podcast 141