Podcasts about government bureaucracy

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In this thought-provoking episode, Christopher discusses the intricate web of government funding and the implications of recent political changes under President Donald J. Trump. He shares insights from his experience in government, highlighting how fiscal policies and spending behaviors contribute to the growth of government bureaucracy. As he navigates the complexities of liberal and conservative mindsets, Christopher emphasizes the need for accountability and integrity in governance. Tune in to explore how the current political landscape might lead to a more efficient and responsible government, despite the discomfort it may cause along the way.

Your morning briefing, the business news you need in just 15 minutes.On today's podcast: (1) Billionaire Elon Musk and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy will lead a new Department of Government Efficiency tasked to “dismantle Government Bureaucracy, slash excess regulations, cut wasteful expenditures, and restructure Federal Agencies,” President-elect Donald Trump announced. (2) The expected appointment of officials with strong anti-China views to President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet was welcomed by hedge fund veteran Kyle Bass, even as it risks straining ties between the world's largest economies. (3) Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said he'll be looking at incoming inflation data to determine whether another interest-rate cut is appropriate at the US central bank's December meeting. It comes as traders are loading up on bets for further losses in the Treasury market in anticipation that Donald Trump's pledged policies will rekindle inflation and keep US interest rates high. (4) Germany's election campaign kicks into high gear on Wednesday, when Chancellor Olaf Scholz makes his case in a public address for another term, despite polls showing voters are overwhelmingly looking for a change. (5) The Bank of France expects the economy to stagnate in the fourth quarter after growth was boosted by the Paris Olympics in the previous three months and as the political situation continues to add to business uncertainty. (6) Apple, aiming to catch up with rivals in the smart home market, is nearing the launch of a new product category: a wall-mounted display that can control appliances, handle videoconferencing and use AI to navigate apps.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The goings-on in Ottawa and within government bureaucracy just over the past week. Guest: Tom Korski. Managing editor of Blacklock's Reporter (@mindingottawa) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early 2010s, reports began to emerge of deaths linked to a government department. Suicide notes, coroners' reports, and research by disabled activists pointed to failings within the Department for Work and Pensions – the DWP – the government body responsible for the disability benefits system. As years passed, and austerity tightened its grip, the death toll mounted, and an even more disturbing picture emerged: bureaucracy, politicians, and the private sector had combined over thirty years to reckless, deadly effect. For the last decade, disabled journalist John Pring has meticulously pieced together how the DWP ignored pleas to correct fatal flaws in the social security system and covered up its role in the deaths of hundreds, if not thousands, of disabled people. Having spent years researching the heartbreaking stories of twelve individuals who died, he describes how their bereaved families have fought for justice and accountability. In this month's episode, we speak to John about the idea of 'slow violence', how the pernicious myth of widespread benefit fraud was instrumentalised, and how a culture of cruelty and cover-up endured within the DWP over the course of successive governments. Content warning: Suicide, traumatic death and severe mental distress --- John Pring is founder and editor of the news agency Disability News Service. He is co-creator of the Deaths by Welfare timeline, and co-editor and specialist advisor on the award-winning Museum of Austerity project. He has written for mainstream publications including the Guardian, Observer, Daily Mirror and Private Eye, and was associate producer on the award-winning Dispatches documentary, The Truth About Disability Benefits. He is also the author of Longcare Survivors: The Biography of a Care Scandal.

While Jordan Peterson is a prime example of how the current bureaucracy has control over ordinary citizens in the country - he's not the only one. It seems that in all aspects of our life we have some unelected bureaucrat with a badge, clipboard, and a pen telling us what we can and can't do. Has this mountain of bureaucracy killed any lingering Canadian entrepreneurship and creativity? John Tory is the former Mayor of Toronto - he joins Stephen LeDrew to unpack this for Three Minutes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Team Common is currently working on our transition to a weekly show. We'll be back this summer with new episodes. In the meantime, here's one from our archives. This is a story about how social media can be used for good. Elizabeth Amador is an activist and community leader who uses Instagram to help Spanish-speaking residents navigate local government bureaucracy to get the help they need. In her posts and live streams, she answers questions about everything from obtaining rental and food assistance to getting a driver's license for her audience of nearly 17,000 followers. And she does it all in her free time. Amador sits down with host Darryl C. Murphy to talk about her experience running her Instagram account, and the persistent information gap that necessitates its existence. Greater Boston's daily podcast where news and culture meet.

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The Crazy Wisdom Podcast features a wide-ranging conversation with Simone Collins, a serial entrepreneur, investor, and co-host of the Based Camp podcast. Topics explored include the concept of 'based' in the context of the podcast, the crisis of belief in authority, the role of AI in governance and its potential to improve bureaucratic efficiencies. Simone shared her views on the impact of demographic collapse on cities and illustrated the potential future of 'techno-feudalism' where power and money concentrate within isolated, secure communities. The discussion also touched upon the role of cryptocurrencies as an alternative during hyperinflation scenarios, based on experience in countries like Argentina. The episode ends with a brief discussion about the potential ways to evade an 'Argentine future' for the US, predicated on curbing bureaucratic waste. Here is a GPT we trained on this episode if you want to ask it questions (you need to be a subscriber to GPT4 to access) Timestamps 00:00 Introduction to the Crazy Wisdom Podcast 00:40 Guest Introduction: Simone Collins 01:04 Understanding the Term 'Based' in Podcasting 02:19 Navigating Political Conversations in Progressive Cities 02:45 Breaking Free from Restrictive Beliefs 03:28 Hosting Diverse Dinner Parties 04:15 Challenging Progressive Culture 04:31 Personal Journey of Changing Political Beliefs 06:03 The Limitations of Progressive Culture 08:08 Engaging with Controversial Ideas 15:46 The Patchwork Age: A New Era of Diverse Beliefs 16:59 Technofeudalism: The Future of Cities and Infrastructure 23:36 The Impact of Demographic Collapse 26:28 European Influence and Immigration in Southern Brazil 27:02 The Impact of Emigration on Argentina 27:15 The Role of Tourism in Argentine Emigration 27:40 Hyperinflation and its Effects on Infrastructure 27:45 The Future of the U.S. Dollar in a Hyperinflated World 29:09 The Role of Cryptocurrency in Economically Unstable Countries 30:55 The Black Market and the U.S. Dollar in Argentina 32:13 The Rise of Cryptocurrency in Argentina 32:52 The Necessity of Cryptocurrency in Developing Countries 33:08 The Adoption of Cryptocurrency by Non-Tech Savvy Individuals 35:22 The Impact of AI on Bureaucracy 35:44 The Role of AI in Government and Politics 38:52 The Future of the U.S. Government in an AI-Driven World 39:41 The Impact of AI on Corporate Governance 40:30 The Role of AI in Reducing Government Bureaucracy 44:11 The Future of the U.S. Government Amidst Demographic Collapse 44:39 The Role of AI in the Future of Governance 47:04 The Impact of Bureaucracy on the Argentine Economy 47:57 The Future of the U.S. Economy Amidst Rising Debt 49:36 The Role of AI in the Future of the U.S. Economy 50:36 The Future of the U.S. Government Amidst Rising Debt 51:05 The Role of AI in the Future of the U.S. Government 51:38 The Future of the U.S. Government Amidst Rising Debt 51:51 The Future of the U.S. Government Amidst Rising Debt 52:34 Conclusion Key Insights The Concept of 'Based': Simone Collins discussed the term 'based,' highlighting its varied interpretations. Initially understood as someone comfortable with their beliefs, regardless of others' opinions, it has evolved to carry political connotations and baggage. The term now often implies a conservative leaning, especially when contrasted with progressive viewpoints. Cultural and Political Dynamics in New York City and San Francisco: Collins shared her experiences growing up in San Francisco and living in New York City, describing them as progressive environments where there's a prevalent culture of not tolerating differing opinions. She observed that progressive culture often equates being challenged or uncomfortable with personal attacks, impacting open dialogue. Diverse Dinner Parties and Political Dialogues: Collins and her husband host dinner parties in New York City, deliberately inviting a heterodox mix of people, including conservatives, progressives, and others with unconventional views. She noted that criticisms of these gatherings typically come from progressive attendees who feel uncomfortable with conservative perspectives. Personal Political Shifts: Stewart shared his journey of political and ideological transformation, particularly around the time of Donald Trump's election. This shift was a process of questioning and reassessing his long-held beliefs. Demographic Collapse and its Implications: Collins expressed concerns about demographic collapse, particularly in countries like South Korea and Japan. She discussed how this phenomenon might lead to a decline in smaller cities and towns, with a corresponding rise in mega-cities or gated communities. The Role of AI in Future Societies: The conversation touched on the potential impact of AI on governance and societal structures. Collins speculated about a future of 'techno-feudalism,' where AI-driven communities could emerge, leading to a patchwork of different societal models. Cryptocurrency in Economies Facing Hyperinflation: The host and Collins discussed the practical use of cryptocurrencies in countries like Argentina and Venezuela, where traditional currencies are highly unstable. This situation contrasts with the speculative nature of cryptocurrencies in more stable economies like the U.S. Government Bureaucracy and Potential AI Solutions: Collins suggested that AI could streamline government functions and reduce bureaucracy. However, she acknowledged the challenge of implementing such changes due to entrenched interests and the complexity of government structures. Potential for Change in U.S. Governance: The conversation ended on a note of cautious optimism about the possibility of reforming U.S. governance structures, particularly at the state level, despite recognizing the significant challenges ahead.  

First Right welcomes Russ Vought, former director for the Office and Management and Budget (OMB) under President Trump and current president of Center for Renewing America (https://americarenewing.com/). During his four years at OMB, Russ was one of Trump's most competent managers, and he continues to work for the conservative movement on election integrity, secure borders, economic issues, and more. Listen now and learn about how the Center for Renewing America fights woke and weaponized government bureaucracy with America First initiatives. Want daily news without the liberal slant? Subscribe to First Right here (https://www.restorationofamerica.com/first-right/)

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Today on, The Common, a story about how social media can be used for good. Elizabeth Amador is an activist and community leader who uses Instagram to help Spanish speaking residents navigate local government bureaucracy to get the help they need. In her posts and livestreams, she answers questions about everything from obtaining rental and food assistance to getting a driver's license for her audience of nearly 17,000 followers. And she does it all in her free time. In today's episode, Elizabeth sits down with host Darryl C. Murphy to talk about her experience running her Instagram account, and the persistent information gap that necessitates its existence. Greater Boston's daily podcast where news and culture meet.

This week we talk about Pete's new obsession with his figurines and we read an article about a parents struggle with government bureaucracy. 

Host Jeff Crank sits down with herring fisherman William Bright and Ryan Mulvey (Cause of Action Institute Counsel) to talk about regulations in New Jersey that have negatively impacted herring fisherman and learn what they're doing about it.   Check out this case here. https://causeofaction.org/loper-bright-enterprises-inc-v-gina-raimondo/  Check out American Potential here: https://americanpotential.com   

Parks and Recreation, Gilmore Girls és a Galaxis útikalauz stopposoknak, Majakovszkij és Illyés Gyula, Coen testvérek, Lorenzetti freskója és a Bëlga. A hivatalnokok és a bürokrácia mindenhol ott vannak: a kultúrában is. Udvarhelyi Tessza és G. Szabó Dániel Dante Poklában is turiskáskodik kicsit az Ez egy hivatal hatodik részében, illetve talán most vallanak a legőszintébben saját közszolgai mindennapjaikról és küzdelmeikről.Mennyivel sikerült jobban a lakosság tájékoztatása a nyolcadik kerületi útfelújításáról, mint a Föld elpusztítása a Galaxis útikalauz stopposoknak című könyvben? Mire jó és mire nem az értekezlet? Hülye-e minden helyettes államtitkár? Miért terjedt el a hivatalnoki nyelvben a passzív szerkezet; és mit tehet a konstruktív közszolga, aki először veszi magán észre, hogy leírja: „egyeztetésre fog sor kerülni”? Azt azért tisztázzuk: a közszolgálati dolgozók nem szeretik, ha a politikai akarat hatósági köntösbe van öltöztetve. Jó hallgatást!Segíts nekünk! Önkénteseket keresünk a műsor készítéséhez. Ha van kedved részt venni a műsorok kitalálásában, a témák kutatásában, interjúalanyok keresésében vagy a vágásban, írj egy emailt a podcast@ezegyhivatal.hu címre! Előre is köszönjük a segítséget!Találkozzunk! Szeretnénk jobban megismerni titeket és megtudni, hogy miről hallgatnátok műsort, mi tetszik és mi nem tetszik az adásokban. 2023. március 10-én pénteken este találkozzunk! A helyszínt később foglaljuk.Idézett művek:Bëlga: Tértivevény, Csumpa album, 2017Dante Alighieri: Isteni Színjáték, Magvető Könyvkiadó, 2022, Pokol 21:52-57, Purgatórium 6:143-147, Paradicsom 11:1-9., Nádasdy Ádám fordítása,Douglas Adams: Galaxis útikalauz Stopposoknak, Kozmosz Könyvek, 1987, Molnár István fordításaIllyés Gyula: Naplójegyzetek, Nyugat, 1941. 8. szám, 1941, elérhető: https://epa.oszk.hu/00000/00022/00667/21339.htm,George Orwell: Politics and the English Language, 1946, elérhető: https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwell/essays-and-other-works/politics-and-the-english-language/,Vlagyimir Vlagyimirovics Majakovszkij: Önagyonülésezők, Hegedűs Géza fordítása,Hajnal György és Boda Zsolt: Illiberal Transformation of Government Bureaucracy in a Fragile Democracy: The Case of Hungary, in Michael W. Bauer et. al. (szerk) Democratic Backsliding and Public Administration, Cambridge University Press, 2021, 93. oldal, G. Szabó Dániel fordítása,Parks and Recreation (Városfejlesztési Osztály), NBC, 2009-2015, 5. évad, 3. rész: How a Bill Becomes a Law, 4:58-5:35Parks and Recreation (Városfejlesztési Osztály), NBC, 2009-2015, 1. évad, 1. rész: Pilot, 3:40-3:50,Yes, Prime Minister (Igenis, Miniszterelnök úr!), BBC2, 1980-1988, 2. évad, 1. rész: Man Overboard, 23:00-24:52,Yes, Prime Minister (Igenis, Miniszterelnök úr!), BBC2, 1980-1988, 2. évad, 2. rész: Official Secrets, 14:00-18:11,Yes, Prime Minister (Igenis, Miniszterelnök úr!), BBC2, 1980-1988, 1. évad, 4. rész: The Key, 17:05-27:20,Gilmore Girls (Szívek szállodája), The WB, 2. évad, 17. rész: Dead Uncles and Vegetables, 23:05-26:00,Ethan Coen és Joel Coen: Burn After Reading (Égető bizonyíték), 2008,Ambrogio Lorenzetti: A jó és a rossz kormányzás allegóriája és hatásai, freskó, 1338-1339, Siena, Palazzo Pubblico,Bëlga: Lakógyűlés, Karnevál album, 2021

GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers, unveils his new book, "Time To Think Small", about how technology will help solve big environmental problems, for example: cleaning plastic garbage from oceans, two reasons the pro-environment activists and politicians don't like technology being used as an answer to solve pollution problems, how technology can also reduce the global CO2 emissions output.

Post-pandemic America is weirded out. Mike Russell and Rob Hunter crack open a beer and explain their theory about many, many things just seem off. Things like politics, going out to eat, and general good will. Also, both Mike and Rob have run into government bureaucracies. It took the government a year to process Mike's suppressor applications. Rob is going to have to wait 8 months for his TSA renewal application to be processed and he might not be able to get a pool because of the city of Phoenix. Isn't the government supposed to work for us? The Brewmance also discusses Star Wars plot holes that are popping up. Will this impact the future of the franchise? Join us.

TIFFANY JUSTICE – Moms are engaging in our school systems like never before and are finally being heard. Moms for Liberty is uniting folks and giving them a game plan to remove the radical, politicized materials and curriculum and replacing it with a return to excellence in education.Meet Tiffany Justice.Tiffany is the co-founder of one of the fastest growing grassroots organizations called Moms for Liberty that is spreading like wildfire across the United States with over 85,000 members. In 2016 she stepped up to serve for 4 years on the School District of Indian River County, FL School Board. She believes that kids in public school deserve education, not indoctrination. Parents have the right to know about the interference from Unions and Government Bureaucracy that is keeping quality education & innovation from happening in their children's district. She is passionate about America and is dedicated to protecting liberty and freedom for generations to come. Tiffany is a wife and mom of four school-aged children. Let us know your takeaways. Post on social, tag UFA (@UnstoppableFreedomAlliance) and @Moms4Liberty on Instagram (and MomsforLiberty.com) to keep the conversation going and get involved.

Steve welcomes guest host, Elisha Krauss to talk about the hero of Laguna Woods, Orange County, how more bureaucracy won't make us safer, and the judge who overturned yet another unconstitutional law in California. Then they welcome Tamika G. Hamilton, candidate for US Congressional District 6.

In this episode, Bryan Anderson from Careers Worldwide Trucking School in Keenesburg, Colorado joins us. We discuss the new regulations, the process to get your CDL, horror stories, and more! Tune in to learn the ins and outs of getting a CDL license to become a trucker. Careers Worldwide: CDLTRAINER.COM Provide feedback and questions to trucking@muzzlefreezone.com. Use promo code "whitecollar" on muzzlefree.com to support the show and save 15% on your order. *can not be combined with other discounts or orders.

The state of ND alone has $1.5 trillion in America's Rescue Plan, folks North Dakota is a state with 784,000 people. Rep Magrum suggest giving each resident $1200 instead of building bigger government.

How Red Tape Threatens the Individual. The host for this show is Keli'i Akina. The guest is Jensen Ahokovi. The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii's newest research associate, Jensen Ahokovi, quoted founder Dick Rowland's quip, “The bigger government gets, the smaller you get,” in a recent commentary in Honolulu Civil Beat. Ahokovi wrote about Hawaii's stunningly large government bureaucracy and how too often it serves itself instead of the public. Program host Keli‘i Akina, president and CEO of the institute, talks with Ahokovi about why a limited government is a better way to ensure respect for the individual, as well as facilitate better economic outcomes, such as for healthcare and housing. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6nA87XBgqRzAmCFmG39Wg_X

eots@email.com Elimination of the Snakes - Home | Facebook Life and political podcast. Government Bureaucracy... Here we go again, thanks to the Covidiots. Fact or Crap: One right for John, none for Dan. Mailbag: One from Earl: Police and lying. Welcome to the Fractured States of America. Family and Civilization: Carle C. Zimmerman, James Kurth. Demystifying the Delta Variant with Data: Statistics! (Just the facts, ma'am.) Listen up Covidiots!!! GET VACCINATED!!! WEAR A MASK!!! German court sets trial for 100-year-old alleged Nazi guard. Woman, 95, indicted on 10,000 counts of accessory to murder in Nazi Camp.  

Things get really dark as Kyle and Jheisson wade through the Wiki waters traveling from the divisive artwork, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living to the divisive form of torture Chinese Water Torture.The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone LivingEgg of ColumbusHolocaust victimsFreemasonsNazi Human ExperimentationMedical TortureTortureHang Drawn and QuarteredPsychological torture - List of methods of TortureWelcome ParadeChinese Water torture-Follow Wiki U on Instagram @wikiuniversityEditing, production, and technical assistance provided by Curt Doughty

David Bernhardt, former Secretary of the Interior under President Trump, explains how well-meaning government programs can have unexpected, negative consequences when no one is held accountable for them.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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We discuss the latest bureaucracy i've had to deal with from the SBA and we also cover a few other headlines. Find out who the 1st Vaccine Millionaire is and we also have conversations about the latest shenanigans happening in our society. - A MORE STIMULATING PODCAST   PLEASE JOIN US ON OUR VIDEO PLATFORMS AND SUBSCRIBE: Dlive:  dlive.tv/Slightly_Serious Twitch: www.twitch.tv/slightlyseriousshow SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES OUR NEW WEBSITE Twitter: @slightlyserious Parler: @slightlyseriousshow Clouthub: @SlightlySerious MeWe: mewe.com/i/slightlyserious Slightly Serious Swag Store https://teespring.com/stores/slightly-serious-swag-store   If you enjoy the content we provide and would like to make a contribution and support our show, you are more than welcome to over at: Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/slightlyserious   EMAIL slightlyseriousshow@gmail.com    

Government involvement in health insurance is a mess, why conservatives prefer community help to government intrusion, the difference between health care & health insurance, and would it kill the MLB to stay apolitical? Plus, does your work matter? 

Michael Chong, Federal Conservative shadow minister of Foreign Affairs, joins Scott to talk about the House of Commons' vote to condemn China's treatment of its Uyghur Muslim population as genocide. Interestingly, the Liberal cabinet members have abstained from this vote. Stephen LeDrew, former president of the Liberal Party of Canada, has a few things to say about how monumentally slow Canada's political process moves. And Don Robertson joins as always to talk about some sports, as well as posing the question: should we have monuments, walks of fame, etc for Hamilton's local heroes? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are all consuming a lot of information not only about this virus (COVID-19) and evaluating the government's response, at all levels. So coming to the front of the class we are bringing some science based facts from microbiologist Coqui Negra and some facts about how our various levels of government and bureaucracy work in a crisis from New York City Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal.

We are all consuming a lot of information not only about this virus (COVID-19) and evaluating the government's response, at all levels. So coming to the front of the class we are bringing some science based facts from microbiologist Coqui Negra and some facts about how our various levels of government and bureaucracy work in a crisis from New York City Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal. Our Guests Coqui Negra has an undergraduate degree in clinical laboratory science and a PhD in microbiology and immunology. Her research centered on Gram negative pathogenesis and she did postdoctoral research in a vaccine development center. After a decade of educating clinical laboratory science students, she moved to a scientific society to work on clinical laboratory policy in Washington, DC. Helen Rosenthal represents the Upper West Side of Manhattan in the New York City Council and is Chair of the Committee on Women and Gender Equity. Over the past six years, Helen has passed legislation to stop sexual harassment in the workplace, trained NYPD in victim-centric and trauma-informed investigations of sexual assault, improved health outcomes for black women in pregnancy and childbirth, and addressed gender wage parity. In her first term, Helen chaired the Council’s Committee on Contracts, where she focused on increasing funding and expediting payment for social service contracts. She championed worker co-operatives and focused on procurement reform for the 21st century. She also co-chaired the Women’s Caucus. In both terms, Helen was selected to join the Council’s Budget Negotiating Team and has been a vocal supporter of tenants, labor, safe cycling, and pedestrians. Helen was elected to the New York City Council in 2013 with the highest vote total of any candidate for City Council in New York City, a feat she repeated in her 2017 re-election. In 2017, she was endorsed by the New York Times [“valorously supported a school desegregation plan for her district in the face of opposition from various interests],” the New York Daily News, and the Amsterdam News.

69 Minutes PG-13 Pete welcomes Jamie Fox to the show. Jamie made headlines when she blew the whistle on corruption in the California Veterans Affairs office she was working in. She did this twice. The second time she sued them and won.  2008 Video - Errors at the V.A. Daily Caller Article - 2018 Jamie's Statement to Congress Donate at the Libertarian Institute Pete's Link to Sign Up for the LP Lions of Liberty Podcast Link to Richard Grove's Autonomy Course Pete's Patreon Pete's Books on Amazon Pete's Books Available for Crypto Pete on Facebook Pete on Twitter

63 Minutes Suitable for All Ages The horror stories coming out of the Child Protective Services are numerous, so Pete decided to invite Sue and Michael to come on the show and talk about their experiences with CPS. Sue and Michael are adoptive parents who have lived the horrors of one of the worst government agencies out there. They describe an organization with NO oversight that uses children as a commodity, and often as a weapon. Pete's Link to Sign Up for the LP Lions of Liberty Podcast Link to Richard Grove's Autonomy Course Pete's Patreon Pete's Books on Amazon Pete's Books Available for Crypto Pete on Facebook Pete on Twitter

The government may have won over a few new young recruits to federal service. All it took was a 10-week paid internship at one of six federal agencies this summer. The Civic Digital Fellowship is an internship program designed to give college students a taste of public service. It's geared toward students or recent graduates with less experience than required for a President Innovation Fellowship or the US Digital Service. The 2019 cohort of civic digital fellows is the biggest one yet. As Federal News Network's Nicole Ogrysko reported on Federal Drive with Tom Temin, agencies may have reason to be optimistic they can attract young tech talent.

Andy Lewandowski, UX designer at the United States Digital Service joins the show to discuss the challenging redesign of the Veterans Affairs website.

In this episode of the New Media Revolution Matt Bruce of The Captain's America: Third Watch (syndicated by the GCN Live Radio Network on the Westwood One Radio System from the Salem flagship station WGUL AM860 out of Tampa, Florida) talks with the New Media Journal's Frank Salvato about the Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats getting "grounded", how the government shutdown is alerting people to our bloated federal bureaucracy, the border issue and Brexit, plus so much more...

Political panel discusses whether government bureaucracy is interfering with the MMIWG Inquiry. And Auditor General Michael Ferguson says Health Canada had no idea if its programs targeting Indigenous dental health were effective.

The World as Laboratory book by Rebecca Lamov, Institute of Human Relations, Self Checkout, TSA, The Media has no obligation to tell you the truth, Compliance, Vaccines, Kerrville Folk Festival, Home Ownership, Off Grid, Public Schooling, Atomized Culture, Operant Conditioning, Video Games, Cell Phones, Google Voice, Google Maps, Charles Alden Vest Pocket Telephone, Microchip Implants, Pokemon Go, 33 Percent Off, The Mayflower Masons, The Federal Reserve, British East India Company Donald Trump Golf, Crime Dramas, The Scariest Movie Ever(youtube), Government Bureaucracy, 3 Day Work Week, The Internet, War Time Economy, Syria, Anti War Protests, Alex Jonestown Koolaid Drinkers. Richdstroi, Dr Fuster Cluck and friends on the call. Endcap: No golf says the Donald, Noble lie-Bubbles(trailer park boys) Uncle Tom (Morello) by Final Flag via: Eric Helzer Ads on Demand: "Infowars Health Hollow Earth Proprietary Blend Iodine"-sponsored by Richdstroi, Matt Simms,Matthew Arndt. Concept by Richdstroi, John Adams as Alex Jones

A Socialist, An Anarchist And A Realist Walk Into A PodcastThe Podcast Starts With A Premise: Power Manifests When People Willingly Obey Or Chose To Comply...The Anarchist Proposes That The State, With It's Parasitical Ecosystem Of Crony Capitalists, Media, Academia And Finance Have Doomed America. But Yet, Human's Seemingly Sacrifice Their Minds And Bodies To The State, Because, The State And All It's Agencies Are Our Saviors.Okay, The Socialist Doesn't Necessarily Agree With This. Sometimes, The Poor Need Help. They Need ObamaCare, But If We Just Stop All The Wars, And Stop Voting For Trump, Everything Will Be A-OK.What Ensues Is A Long Brutal Argument That Is Interrupted By The Realist, Who Tells Both The Socialist And The Anarchist They're Idiots... Political Hilarity, Follows.Major Themes/Topics: The Affordable Healthcare Act (cough, ObamaCare), Urban Elites Vs. Red State Hicks, Generational Controlling Wealth, Government Bureaucracy, Alt-Right Politics, Anti-War Movement, Donald Trump, The State/Anarchist/Philosophy, Liberal Arts Education, Divide And Conquer Politics…Intro Music: "Laconic Granny" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Find out more on the 3emptypints website.

Bula! So Anne Creaton is knee deep in Fiji. Knee deep in another culture. Knee deep in Government Bureaucracy. Knee deep in the most beautiful water in the world. What a woman! I worked with Anne a few years ago when she helped start up the Ambulance embedded aeromedical service called Adult Retrieval Victoria in Melbourne. That wasn’t hard enough for her. So she headed off to Fiji to try to bring some of what she had learned to the Pacific. Now I don’t know what you know about Fiji. It is an incredibly interesting place with an incredibly interesting mix of people.I know that I don’t know enough about the history of Fiji, the story of native Fijians and indo-fijians, “Indentured Labour” and the relatively recent political complexity/instability. I am willing to bet that out of the few of us that have visited Fiji 99% will have visited the 3 biggest islands or a resort island. There are 330 islands in Fiji and about 500 islets. It is the biggest and most developed of the remote independent pacific island nations. It has the biggest campus of the fascinating University of the South Pacific and a newer second University of Fiji. There also exists something called Pacific Time or Fiji Time. (“It’s Time, Jim, but not as we know it.”) Anne is humble about what she is trying to do but I am less reserved. I looked at doing something like Anne is doing about 15 years ago. I wasn’t brave enough. She was. Heres a few questions for you; What does the Australasian College of Emergency Medicine (ACEM)do outside Australia and New Zealand? Should they do more? Have you ever heard of their Special Interest Group called IEMN? Have a listen and get in touch with Anne if you want to know more. @AnneCreaton Thanks again to @rollcagemedic for offering to do some #Jellybeans in #Chicago I am resetting the Jellybean numbers to fit with @sandnsurf and @precordialthump at www.LifeintheFastLane.com so this is called Jellybean 33. I'll rename the others later.

Are “creative” and “bureaucracy” mutually exclusive terms? Erma Ranieri is working hard to prove otherwise. As commissioner for public sector employment in South Australia, she is leading Change@SouthAustralia to speed change in government. For her efforts to make government bureaucracy creative and responsive to citizens she was named 2014 Telstra South Australia Business Woman of the Year.

Tiffany goes on several rants, including around government bureaucracy. Tiff and the Dirt get into it - the first fight of the season – over their differences in philosophies regarding flirting, retweeting, etc. Also, there are more rants about disrespecting and how we tend to forget how we got with the person in the first place.

Tiffany goes on several rants, including around government bureaucracy. Tiff and the Dirt get into it - the first fight of the season – over their differences in philosophies regarding flirting, retweeting, etc. Also, there are more rants about disrespecting and how we tend to forget how we got with the person in the first place.

Sam and Cynthia talk about: * Approaching Graduation * Keeping in Touch * Getting ready for College * Leaving Home * Clinton's Drop Out * Government and Bureaucracy * Libertarian for Obama? * New iPhone? * Not Much Else