Podcasts about kaug

Vikerraadio saatesarjas "Harri Tiido taustajutud" on seekord vaatluse all Kaug-Ida ukrainlased. 1922. aastal sisenes Vladivostokki punaarmee ja kohe algasid arestid, kusjuures esmajärjekorras arreteeriti mitte valgete jõudude ohvitsere, vaid umbes 200 ukrainlaste liikumise aktivisti, märgib Tiido.

Vikerraadio saatesarjas "Harri Tiido taustajutud" on seekord vaatluse all Venemaa ja Hiina suhted. Venemaal on Hiinat rohkem vaja kui vastupidi ja seega ei saa välistada, et lisaks nafta ja gaasi odava hinnaga müümisele teeb Moskva järeleandmisi ka territoriaalsetes küsimustes, märgib Tiido.

"Riigikogus toimunud välispoliitika arutelul meenutas välisminister ka Eesti pürgimust saada Arktika Nõukogus vaatlejaliikmeks. Euroopa Liit on nii-öelda taotluspõhine vaatleja elik saab osaleda ja vaadelda, kui esitab taotluse konkreetseks kohtumiseks. Vaatlejastaatuse saamist on seni takistanud tüli hüljeste ja hülgenahkade pärast eelkõige alalise liikme Kanadaga," tutvustab Harri Tiido tänast taustajuttu.

Sel nädalal tekitas avalikkuses palju arutelusid plaan korraldada ümber parteide rahastamise järelvalve. Mida sellest arvata ning millised võivad olla selle otsuse tagajärjed? Arvestades sellega, et sügisel võib oodata uut viirusepuhangut, siis kas see sellekevadine distantsõppe kogemus võiks sillutada teed ulatuslikumale koduõppele?

November 11 is a day that’s extremely memorable for me and the career path I chose. You see, 11 years ago, Kyle Klingman and I kicked off our very first podcast, Wrestling 411. By the way, I’m Jason Bryant, and this is Short Time Shots, a mostly daily look at the scores and more from around the world of wrestling. So back to the story - It was a J Robinson idea housed within a brand called Media Sports Productions, the acronym befitting its home base, Minneapolis. This was the gig I left Pennsylvania for. J Rob and Wade Schalles, wooed me over the phone from my newly purchased row home in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I saw the pay increase, the chance to continue to further my goals in broadcasting and a chance to get a fresh start in a new area. Wade left shortly after Kyle arrived from Iowa and me from Pennsylvania. Ultimately, we got left holding the bag with little of the start-up money to work with and Kyle and I limped through a very tough year, one that put both of us at odds with one another and put both of our futures in the sport in doubt. Kyle and I talked about this a year ago, when we hit the 10-year anniversary of our foray into podcasting and failed television production. Our first guest was Tom Brands. The audio was terrible, our rapport wasn’t there and it might have been one of the worst shows either of us ever did. Even though I linked it here, don’t listen. We sat at Augsburg’s KAUG radio studios - Kyle knew this was doomed from the start. I thought so to, only I held on to the illusion that we could actually pull this off. Well, we didn’t and 11 years later, here we are, and here you are. That was the second known wrestling podcast, Mat Slammers in Iowa was the first and there was a short-lived show up in Canada for a while too. All that being said, 11 years gone and a lot of things changed for the better out of that experience. I’ve distributed, produced and hosted over 2,400 podcast episodes in that time and I’ve done 1,308 of those myself. Uffda. Now, before I get to the news, this important note from my man Andy Voit. No, he didn’t pay me to say his name on the show.  Dual Meets:  Nothing doing. Tournaments:  Nothing doing. PROMO CODE WARNING There are approximately 63 active wrestling podcasts out there, with 20 of them on the Mat Talk Podcast Network. I get asked all the time about what people need to start a podcast. One of the most important things is a podcast host. I firmly believe in quality comes at a cost and with Libsyn, my podcast host of choice, that cost is super affordable. Sign up for Libsyn, at L-I-B-S-Y-N.com and use the promo code MTO to get your first month of podcast hosting for free when you sign up. That means you get the rest of THIS month and NEXT month free. 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Notables on the Docket for November 12: A handful of duals in the NAIA, Missouri Baptist heads to Hannibal-LaGrange, down in Iowa, it’s Waldorf facing William Penn and out west, Southern Oregon travels to Havre, Montana to face Montana State-Northern. Why isn’t it Favre? Whatever. Montana got this one right.   Mixed divisional matchups see NAIA Graceland heads up to Pella, Iowa to take on Division III Simpson and NAIA Warner Pacific take on Grays Harbor, a varsity program that competes in the NCWA. The women’s teams at those schools will also face off with one another. Keeping it on the women’s side, Life will head to Gaffney, South Carolina to face the first-year women’s team at Limestone.  FROM THE DWN: Brian Reinhardt from NC State features top-ranked Hayden Hidlay on the NC State athletics website, GoPack.com. Reinhardt also hosts the #PackMentality Pop-Ins Podcast here on the network.  Tim Hands at FivePointMove.com breaks from his traditional U.S.-based Greco-Roman coverage to do an interview with Egypt’s Mohamed El Sayed, who recently won two world championships in the span of a month - actually shorter.  IAwrestle.com does a quick recap of things Iowa State had answered at their annual Cyclone Open. Jake Torkelson with the words there.  Shannon Scovel of NCAA.com does the same, only she focuses on the top-ranked team in the land, the Penn State Nittany Lions.  On Veterans Day, the National Wrestling Hall of Fame outlines the long history the sport’s had with our nation’s armed forces.  Tom Housenick of the Allentown Morning Call writes a stellar feature on a family of wrestlers from East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania and the struggle the girls had to try to find other girls to wrestle. While the Bibeau kids all love the sport, the girls picked it up as their dad taught their brother. Now the oldest, sister, Avia, will head to East Stroudsburg University next year to wrestle, but still struggles to try to get girls in her own high school to wrestle, because there’s no PIAA sanctioned girls wrestling and if they come out for the first time, they’re still wrestling the boys.  More from the world of girls wrestling, Fox 6 in Milwaukee notes the sport is one of the fastest growing in the country, especially the Midwest. The story features girls of all ages and their love for wrestling. Now, one thing I want to make very clear - do you see all the news coverage that girls wrestling is getting? This is a positive for our sport. It’s showing the sport is truly accepting of all shapes, sizes, colors and genders. To that portion of the population who wants to berate 17-year-old girls for the poor administrative decision of athletic departments 25 years ago, move on. It’s not these girls fault we didn’t let them compete 30 years ago. End rant.  MMA journalist Damon Martin tweeted last night that three-time NCAA champion Bo Nickal of Penn State had signed with First Round Management, indicating Bo’s drive to compete in MMA after a run at 2020. The tweet was attributed to First Round Management’s Malki Kawa.  Ommcom News reports the region of India known as Odisha, on the Bay of Bengal, is in line to host the 2020 Asian Wrestling Championships. India has a huge wrestling following and the metrics discussed by United World Wrestling on the YouTube videos verify that claim. Their news isn’t always on point, but they do churn out a lot of it. This is probably legit.  In lieu of talking about every single wrestler of the week award, rest assured the ones I find, will be in the newsletter, I just don’t want to dedicate the entire section of what’s in the Daily Wrestling Newsletter to WOWs, even though … wait for it … they may have WOWed us this week. One worth noting is TheOpenMat.com named Tate Orndorff its Wrestler of the Week. That one deserves a mention. He beat a pair of All-Americans in Tanner Hall of Arizona State and Jordan Wood of Lehigh on Sunday. He good.  On The Network Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton of Trackwrestling.com return with another episode of On The Mat. Their guest this week is Gary Abbott, the longtime Director of Communications at USA Wrestling. The National Wrestling Hall of Fame recently announced Gary would be part of its 2020 induction class, earning the Order of Merit for his years of service.  You can get to read those stories and more from Mat Talk Online’s daily wrestling newsletter. Sign up for free at mattalkonline.com/news and get the day’s top wrestling stories from around the world delivered to your inbox for free every single morning.  The Mat Talk Online Daily Newsletter is sponsored by Resilite. Short Time Shots is sponsorless. Want to contribute? 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Keeleteadlane Jüri Viikberg: "Kui praegu on aktuaalne paljude riikide koostöö kommunismi kuritegude kokkuarvamisel, siis võiks ju ka nende Venemaale läinud eesti asunike nimeline kindlakstegemine, kui palju neid siis ikkagi selles nõukogude paradiisis oma otsa leidis."Jüri Viikberg (pildil) räägib sellest, kuidas käis Kaug-ida eestlaste käsi nõukogude võimu ajal.

Keeleteadlane Jüri Viikberg: "Kui praegu on aktuaalne paljude riikide koostöö kommunismi kuritegude kokkuarvamisel, siis võiks ju ka nende Venemaale läinud eesti asunike nimeline kindlakstegemine, kui palju neid siis ikkagi selles nõukogude paradiisis oma otsa leidis."Jüri Viikberg (pildil) räägib sellest, kuidas käis Kaug-ida eestlaste käsi nõukogude võimu ajal.

Professor Aadu Musta eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast korraldanud uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis.

Professor Aadu Musta eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast korraldanud uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis.

Professor Aadu Musta eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast läbi viinud rea uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis.

Professor Aadu Musta eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast läbi viinud rea uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis.

Professor Aadu Musta eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast läbi viinud rea uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis

Professor Aadu Musta eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast läbi viinud rea uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis

Professor Aadu Musta (pildil) eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast korraldanud uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis

Professor Aadu Musta (pildil) eestvedamisel on TÜ arhiivinduse õppetool alates 2000. aastast korraldanud uurimisekspeditsioone Siberi, Kaug-Ida ja Kasahstani arhiividesse. Kaug-idas Vladivostokis tehti tööd kahes arhiivis: Venemaa Kaug-Ida Riiklikus Kaug-Ida Ajalooarhiivis ja ja Primorje krai Riiklikus Arhiivis

Episode 10 of Wrestling 411 with Brad Traviolia, the chair of the NCAA Wrestling Committee. This was the first of three interviews with Traviolia during the course of the season. The big topic was the new NCAA qualifier procedure. Recorded December 15, 2008 at KAUG studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota.ContributeAnd if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, consider becoming a contributor by going to www.patreon.com/mattalkonline. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of patronage. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a contributor. How much you give is solely up to how much you believe it's worth to you.Looking to start a podcast of your own?Get a free month with Libsyn.com by using the promo code MTO when you sign up. You'll get the remainder of the month from when you sign up as well as the next month free. It'll be enough time to kick the tires and lights some fires.

Episode 9 of Wrestling 411 with Sacramento City College head coach Dave Pacheco. Recorded December 11, 2008 at KAUG studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota.ContributeAnd if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, consider becoming a contributor by going to www.patreon.com/mattalkonline. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of patronage. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a contributor. How much you give is solely up to how much you believe it's worth to you.Looking to start a podcast of your own?Get a free month with Libsyn.com by using the promo code MTO when you sign up. You'll get the remainder of the month from when you sign up as well as the next month free. It'll be enough time to kick the tires and lights some fires.

Episode 8 of Wrestling 411 with University of Nebraska head coach Mark Manning. Recorded December 9, 2008 at KAUG studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Episode 7 of Wrestling 411 with Iowa's Brent Metcalf and Iowa State's Cyler Sanderson. Recorded December 4, 2008 at KAUG studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Episode 5 of Wrestling 411 with Ohio congressman Jim Jordan. Recorded November 25, 2008 at KAUG studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Episode 4 of Wrestling 411 with Missouri head wrestling coach Brian Smith. Recorded November 20, 2008 at KAUG studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Episode 3 of Wrestling 411 with RevWrestling.com's Andrew Hipps. Recorded November 18, 2008 at KAUG studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Hipps was then operating RevWrestling, which purchased InterMat in 2009.

The second episode of Wrestling 411 from November 13, 2008 with Lehigh head wrestling coach Pat Santoro. Recorded in the studios of KAUG at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The first ever episode of Wrestling 411 from November 11, 2008 with Iowa head wrestling coach Tom Brands. Recorded in the studios of KAUG at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota.