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Welcome to a new season of Everything Compliance—Shout Outs and Rants. We have a new host, Adam Turteltaub, and a new panelist, Rebecca Walker, who joins returning regulars Jonathan Armstrong and Karen Moore for the next iteration of Everything Compliance Shout Outs and Rants. Adam shouts out to the Boeing documentary Free Fall and Peter Robison's book Flying Blind for lessons on culture, whistleblowers, and safety, and praises United Airlines for returning a plane to address a mechanical issue. Rebecca raises a compliance training dilemma: employees using company AI tools to answer test or “test-out” questions, which may look like cheating and undermine training records in an investigation, yet could mirror desired real-world behavior if employees are expected to consult policies, compliance, or an AI chatbot when issues arise. Jonathan recounts a scandal involving Scotland's First Minister John Swinney, including FOI-revealed travel costs (about £45,000 in flights and significant car hire) allegedly contrary to policy and justified as meetings in Kentucky. Karen shouts out to the 25 incoming Fordham MSL Introduction to Corporate Compliance students and reflects on the shift from accidental to intentional compliance careers. Everything Compliance Shout Outs and Rants is a production of the Compliance Podcast Network.

This week on A Pod Named Kickback, we kick things off with a conversation about accountabilibuddies—how important it is to have somebody you can talk to, lean on, and keep you accountable when life gets heavy. We get into the importance of community, family, friendship, and having people around you who genuinely give a damn.Then it's time to kick back and get into the biggest stories of the week! From Joe vs. Donnell Jones and the latest 2Pac trial developments to the absolutely wild situation in Gary, Indiana, where residents reportedly dealt with an extended power outage. Then China tells its citizens not to communicate with aliens…

Utah keeps making a case that it belongs in the Shield conversation, while Gotham is starting to look like the team many expected them to be. David Gass and Jordan Angeli discuss what's behind both teams' recent form, plus the emotional return of Caiya Hanks for Portland and the continued emergence of Mel Barcenas in San Diego.0:00 Intro: Across the NWSL in 72 Hours2:46 Utah's Wild Win Over Bay FC17:06 Gotham's Best Soccer of the Season?24:32 Caiya Hanks' Storybook Return31:42 Angel City & Washington Play to a Draw38:26 Mel Barcenas Is Must-See TV42:56 Midweek Matchups: Louisville vs. Seattle & Chicago vs. Houston50:54 Power Rankings

This week on A Pod Named Kickback, we're getting into everything from the WNBA and transgender athletes to the age-old question: when is cutting somebody off protecting your peace, and when does it become toxic or manipulative? We're talking boundaries, relationships, knowing when enough is enough, and whether everybody deserves another chance.Then we get into the wildest stories of the week, including the disturbing reports of Black people found hanging from trees, Funky Dineva catching the Don't Be Dumb Award, and the latest in sports and entertainment—from Russell Westbrook's retirement and Claressa Shields' dominant Atlanta victory to Hip-Hop celebrating 53 years. We'll also talk new Nipsey Hussle music, House of the Dragon, The Chi, Reasonable Doubt, and finish it all off with Eargasm/Netflix & Chill. No filters, no brakes—just another night in the Kickback. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Nashville makes a statement against Inter Miami, while Seattle faces major questions and Vancouver continues its rise in the Western Conference. Tom Bogert, David Gass and Matt Doyle break down the biggest stories from around MLS, including the league's top contenders, Chicago's push to join them and the teams making moves in the West.0:00 Intro4:43 Vancouver Rising, Seattle Falling18:44 Philadelphia Improving & Neil Pierre Emerging24:52 MLS Cup Contenders & Chicago's Case35:54 Nashville's Statement Win Over Miami44:32 The Dayne St. Clair Conundrum49:53 Here Come the Houston Dynamo55:37 Is St. Louis for Real?1:01:54 Sporting Kansas City Is Historically Bad1:09:18 Kevin Kelsy Bid From Rangers1:13:28 MLS Midweek Games Coming Up

The MLS transfer window is heating up, and Tom Bogert & David Gass dig into the biggest moves of the week, including Montréal's wild signing of Chilean legend Alexis Sánchez and Josef Martínez's return to MLS with the Columbus Crew.Then they identify the five biggest transfer needs in MLS, from Chicago's search for a difference-making No. 10 to the New York Red Bulls' need for a starting center back. Plus, they discuss the latest from Leagues Cup and look ahead to the return of MLS this weekend.0:00 Intro8:40 Ice Cream Shop: Alexis Sánchez Transfer18:44 Josef Martínez Heading to Columbus35:30 5 Biggest Transfer Needs Across MLS1:04:14 Leagues Cup Musings & Weekend Preview

The NWSL delivered another wild weekend, with North Carolina and Portland both giving up three-goal leads and Gotham grinding out a 1-0 win over San Diego. David Gass and Jordan Angeli break down what stood out from the weekend. Then they discuss who is in the conversation for the awards at the midseason point, including Rookie, Defender, Goalkeeper, Midfielder and Coach of the Year. Plus, breaking news during the show: Olivia Moultrie is out for the season with a torn ACL. What does that mean for Moultrie, Portland and the rest of the 2026 season?0:00 Intro & Weekend Goal Fest4:04 Ted Lasso Takes, Temwa Chawinga & WAFCON9:03 North Carolina's Wild Comeback18:29 Portland's Explosive Start 22:28 Gotham Grinds Out a Win Over San Diego26:08 Debinha Makes NWSL History30:09 Goalkeeper of the Year32:26 Defender of the Year36:48 Rookie of the Year39:39 Midfielder of the Year44:22 MVP46:16 BREAKING: Olivia Moultrie Out for the Season51:29 Golden Boot & Coach of the Year

Zavier Gozo is in London and on the verge of becoming a Crystal Palace player. David Gass and Tom Bogert break down what the move means for the young American, while Tom opens the Ice Cream Shop with the latest details.Then they discuss the LA Galaxy's additions of Chucky Lozano and Sergi Roberto, Marcel Hartel's departure from St. Louis, and more MLS transfer news before diving into Leagues Cup chaos. Six MLS teams are sitting on six points, Brais Méndez continues to impress for Columbus and the young talent came out to play for Philadelphia and Chicago0:00 Intro7:45 Gozo to Crystal Palace18:53 LA Galaxy's Big Moves22:17 Hartel Leaves St. Louis26:21 Colorado's Transfer Plans29:55 Columbus, Vancouver & Other MLS News40:10 Leagues Cup Chaos: Who Advances?47:52 Brais Méndez Is the Real Deal51:59 NYCFC Finding Diamonds in the Rough55:32 Cavan Sullivan Shines Against Necaxa1:00:55 Chicago's Next Generation1:05:13 Leagues Cup Atmosphere

Chucky Lozano is reportedly headed to the LA Galaxy, Xavier Gozo is closing in on a move to Crystal Palace, and Leagues Cup is officially underway. David Gass and Tom Bogert break down the latest MLS transfer news, discuss Larry Berg being named the league's next commissioner.Then, Ben Wright and Valair Shabilla of SixOneFive Soccer, one of MLS's leading independent media outlets, join the show to discuss Soccerwise's new partnership with SixOneFive, how they built the outlet, Nashville's rise as a soccer city, and the biggest storylines from the opening week of Leagues Cup.Check out SixOneFive Soccer:https://www.sixonefivesoccer.com/0:00 Intro 6:52 Larry Berg Named New MLS Commissioner 17:34 Chucky Lozano to the LA Galaxy29:55 Xavier Gozo to Crystal Palace35:17 MLS Transfer Roundup43:32 SixOneFive Soccer Joins Soccerwise46:00 Nashville's Soccer Growth57:23 Leagues Cup Roundtable

U.S. Soccer continues to build on the momentum from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but what comes next? David Gass, Walker Zimmerman, and Brianna Pinto reflect on their World Cup experiences, discuss what the tournament revealed about the future of American soccer, and explore how the sport can continue growing in the United States.The crew reacts to Mauricio Pochettino's contract extension, discusses the role of youth national teams and player development, explores how to grow soccer culture in America, and looks ahead to what's next for the USMNT and USWNT.Welcome to U.S. Soccerwise, our new weekly show covering the biggest stories and conversations across the U.S. men's, women's, and youth national teams.0:00 Welcome to U.S. Soccerwise 4:12 World Cup Takeaways 12:38 What Pochettino's New Deal Means16:02 The Role of Youth National Teams24:18 Growing the Game in America28:32 Youth Sports: Specialize or Play Everything?34:00 The Road Ahead for the USMNT & USWNT

Another wild weekend in the NWSL brings goals, transfer news, and plenty of storylines. David Gass and Jordan Angeli react to Jenna Nighswonger's impending move to Bay FC, Gabi Nunes joining the Orlando Pride, and what the latest signings mean around the league.Plus, the crew breaks down Utah's dominant win over Portland, dives into the biggest talking points from another entertaining NWSL weekend, checks in on WAFCON, and previews the matches to watch this weekend.0:00 Intro & ALERT: Utah Scores Again4:13 WAFCON Roundup11:06 Jenna Nighswonger to Bay FC21:13 Gabi Nunes Joins Orlando24:38 Denver, North Carolina & Transfer News28:01 Utah Royals Rout Portland36:51 Seattle Reign Outlasts Bay FC44:17 Wave, Louisville & Lia Godfrey's Rise50:31 NWSL Weekend Preview

All Things Internal Audit: Fraud Podcast "Prescription for Fraud" Listen to The IIA's Fraud Podcast, brought to you by All Things Internal Audit. The Fraud Podcast provides fictionalized accounts of real-world frauds featured in Internal Auditor magazine's Fraud department.  In this episode, a struggling pharmacy gets an offer that sounds like a lifeline. But behind the paperwork sits a fake employee, a one-letter code, and a scheme that billed federal insurance programs nearly $11 million. Who finally pulled the thread? Access the full article here. Read the August issue here. Interested in more fraud-related topics? Earn CPEs by registering for The IIA's Fraud Analytics for Internal Auditors Certificate, available online and in-person. Chapters: Introduction [00:00-00:00:18] Part 1: The Pitch [00:00:19-00:02:03] Part 2: The Employee Who Wasn't [00:02:04-00:04:17] Part 3: The Lawsuit That Pulled the Thread [00:04:18-00:06:08] Fraud Red Flags and Lessons Learned [00:06:09-00:06:46] Closing and Fraud Resources [00:06:47-00:07:18] Follow All Things Internal Audit: Apple PodcastsSpotify Youtube LibsynDeezer

Mauricio Pochettino is staying with the USMNT through 2030. David Gass, Tom Bogert, and Matt Doyle react to U.S. Soccer's decision, what Pochettino's new contract means for the future of the national team, and whether he'll see out the full deal.Plus, Robert Lewandowski continues to make his mark with the Chicago Fire, Evander stars for FC Cincinnati, and the crew reacts to the biggest storylines from another wild MLS weekend before looking ahead to Leagues Cup.0:00 Intro4:36 Pochettino Stays with USMNT Through 203019:37 Evander Takes Over for FC Cincinnati23:34 D.C. United Stuns Nashville29:48 Robert Lewandowski Leads Chicago Fire37:35 Philadelphia Union's Incredible Comeback41:02 Columbus, Inter Miami & Max Arfsten's Move48:24 Portland Timbers Stay Hot, Seattle Slides1:01:46 Vancouver Ownership & MLS Commissioner Update1:09:33 Ice Cream Shop | Transfer News1:26:17 Leagues Cup Preview

Im aktuellen Podcast spreche ich mit Dr. Guido Gehlen, Director Connected Car Services & Charging bei der Hyundai Connected Mobility. Guido ist promovierter Elektroingenieur und hat über zehn Jahre bei Vodafone im Bereich vernetzter Fahrzeuge gearbeitet. Heute verantwortet er bei Hyundai Connected Mobility den gesamten Charging-Bereich für Europa, und zwar in 43 Märkten. Wir reden über Vehicle-to-Grid: das Konzept, ein Elektroauto nicht nur als Verbraucher im Stromnetz zu betreiben, sondern als aktiven Teilnehmer. Hyundai hat diesen Weg schrittweise aufgebaut, von Vehicle-to-Load beim Ioniq 5 mit bis zu 3,6 kW für den Eigenverbrauch bis hin zu bidirektionalem AC-V2G mit bis zu 10 kW im Ioniq 9 und Ioniq 6, synchronisiert mit dem öffentlichen Netz. Wir gehen durch die technischen Entscheidungen dahinter: Warum hat sich Hyundai bewusst für AC statt für DC entschieden, obwohl einige Mitbewerber den anderen Weg gehen? Was bedeutet das für die Installationskosten und die Verbreitung im Heimbereich? Und warum wurde die gesamte Komplexität ins Fahrzeug verlagert, statt sie in die Ladeinfrastruktur zu verteilen? Ein zentrales Thema ist auch das Geschäftsmodell dahinter. Wer profitiert wie? Aggregatoren, die virtuelle Kraftwerke aus vernetzten Fahrzeugen aufbauen. Energieversorger, die Lastspitzen abfedern. Und Endkund:innen, die über Vergütungsmodelle von kostenlosem Laden bis zu direkten Kickbacks an dem entstehenden Energiewert beteiligt werden. Guido erklärt außerdem, warum die Sorge vor Akkuverschleiß durch V2G weitgehend unbegründet ist, welche regulatorischen Hürden in Deutschland inzwischen weggefallen sind und was das konkrete Pilotprojekt mit Vattenfall in den Niederlanden zeigen soll. Bis zu 40 Ioniq-9-Fahrzeuge nehmen dort teil, inklusive kostenloser Wallbox und 500 Euro Ladeguthaben. Ich habe aus dem Gespräch einiges mitgenommen, besonders den Blick auf die verschiedenen Ebenen, die gleichzeitig zusammenspielen müssen, damit V2G in der Fläche wirklich funktioniert: Fahrzeugtechnik, Infrastruktur, Regulatorik und das Nutzerverhalten. Guido ordnet das nüchtern und klar ein. Wer sich für die Zukunft des bidirektionalen Ladens interessiert, sollte diese Folge nicht verpassen.

MLS owners are discussing the biggest roster rule changes the league has seen in years.David Gass and Matt Doyle break down the proposed changes, how they could reshape the way clubs build their rosters, which rules should stay, which could disappear, and what a simpler MLS roster system might look like.Plus, Gass and Doyle discuss reports that Mauricio Pochettino is nearing a USMNT contract extension before wrapping up their Buy or Sell series with the Western Conference. Which teams are they buying, and which are they selling as the playoff race heats up?00:00 Intro & MLS All-Star Banter03:25 Proposed MLS Roster Rule Changes18:58 Mauricio Pochettino Nearing USMNT Extension28:04 Western Conference Buy or Sell1:06:05 MLS Transfer NewsStay Connected

Tickets for Brandon's upcoming show, Millennials 'R Us in NYC on Wednesday, August 5th are available at https://caveat.nyc/events/millennials-r-us-2026-08-05 Support the podcast by subscribing to our Patreon to get access to hundreds of hours of bonus content, early access to upcoming episodes, and the ability to chat with the hosts! www.patreon.com/mediumpopcorn  On this week's episode, Brandon and Justin try to make sense of this coo coo bananas sequel, "3 Ninjas Kick Back". They discuss the terrible re-casting of Rocky, how insane it is for people to sneak on a plane even in the 90s, and why child services needed to take these 3 boys away from their family.  MP Links: - patreon.com/mediumpopcorn - youtube.com/@MediumPopcornPodcast - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/medium-popcorn Hosts: Brandon Collins (https://www.instagram.com/frodo_blackins) Justin Brown (https://www.instagram.com/jbrowndidit) Medium Popcorn Podcast (https://www.instagram.com/mediumppodcast) "Medium Popcorn" is a production of Casa de Collins LLC.

In this episode of KickBack, host Professor Liz David-Barrett is joined by Robert Barrington, Professor of Anti-Corruption Practice at the University of Sussex's Centre for the Study of Corruption, to discuss his recently published book ‘Corrupted Kingdom: Britain's Disappearing Integrity – And How We Can Get It Back'. The conversation explores the state of corruption in the UK and why a country often viewed as a model of good governance has experienced a significant decline in public integrity. Barrington reflects on his professional journey from historian and anti-corruption practitioner to academic, explaining how his work in the field shaped his understanding of corruption and institutional weaknesses. He discusses key ideas from his book, including “moral exceptionalism,” the “reverse Big Bang,” and how Britain's confidence in its reputation as a clean country has limited recognition of domestic corruption risks. The discussion examines vulnerabilities in local government, failures of accountability in major public scandals such as Grenfell Tower, and the role of institutions and “influencing sectors” in promoting integrity. Barrington describes the UK's fragmented anti-corruption framework as a “blindfold orchestra” that requires better coordination and leadership. He also shares insights into his favourite authors and highlights the importance of transparency, strong safeguards, and political commitment in rebuilding trust in public institutions. Link to the book: Barrington, R., 2026. Corrupted Kingdom: Britain's Disappearing Integrity – And How We Can Get It Back. London: Profile Books. Available at: https://profilebooks.com/work/corrupted-kingdom

This week on A Pod Named Kickback, it feels like everybody's getting exposed. We break down the internet's biggest conversations—from the Jay-Z and Target controversy to the headlines involving Big Tigger's wife, while asking whether social media is holding people accountable or just addicted to public outrage. We also settle a debate everybody has an opinion on: how long should sex actually last?Then we dive into the tragic Nolan Wells controversy, hand out our Don't Be Dumb Award to a woman sentenced for making a false rape accusation, and recognize Blacc Sam with the Nipsey Hussle Award for turning Nipsey's business empire into a lasting legacy for his children. Plus our TV and music picks, Random Ass Nu' Thoughts, and That's That with Jacq. Pull up, join the conversation, and remember… there's no brakes at the Kickback. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Kickbacks: Accepted Practice or Halachically Prohibited?

(The Center Square) – An Illinois state representative faces multiple counts of wire fraud and providing a false statement, according to a federal indictment released Tuesday night. State Rep. Carol Ammons, D-Urbana, was charged with eight counts of wire fraud surrounding an alleged kickback scheme involving campaign contributions. She was also charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice. Her husband, Aaron Ammons, the Champaign County clerk of courts, also faces charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstruction of evidence. Neither Carol nor Aaron Ammons responded to The Center Square's request for comment. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

"Compassion is not a relationship between the healer and the wounded. It is a covenant between equals." - Father Gregory Boyle. This is the quote that guided this episode of Sunday Sanctuary. Petra gets into the history behind this quote, and along the way, talks with social worker Aaron Hendry of Kick Back and Sr Margaret-Anne of the Sisters of Compassion in Wellington. Sacred Text: Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan (The 2024 film adaptation with Killian Murphy is well worth watching!) Music: You Are The Gold by Terrible Sons (intro song) A Message Especially from God by Robert Vanderbilt and the Foundation of Souls Girl by Jamie xx Talk by Coldplay Zionsville by Khruangbin Rescue Blues by Craig Finn Oh My God by Kevin Morby Slider - Lorenzo Saxophone Dub by This Is The Kit

0000019f-472a-ddbc-a59f-c7fe6c200000https://www.wvik.org/podcast/good-morning-from-wvik-news/2026-07-09/illinois-state-rep-carol-ammons-indicted-forJoseph LeahyIllinois State Rep. Carol Ammons and husband, Champaign County Clerk Aaron

In this episode of KickBack, host Robert Barrington is joined by Professor Bonnie Palifka, Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Tecnológico de Monterrey, to discuss corruption research, measurement, and the evolving challenges facing anti-corruption efforts. The conversation explores Palifka's journey into the field of corruption studies, from her early personal experience with bribery and extortion to her academic work applying economic theory and data analysis to better understand corruption. Additional themes include Palifka's research on measuring progress towards UN Sustainable Development Goal 16.5, as well as reflections on the relationship between corruption and organized crime, including how weak governance can create opportunities for criminal groups to expand their influence. The episode concludes with Palifka's recommendations for teaching future generations about corruption, economics, measurement, and the links between corruption, organized crime, and money laundering. Links to discussed publications: Palifka, B.J., Rodriguez-Garcia, G. and Garcia-Diaz, R., 2026. “To Substantially Reduce Bribery and Corruption in all Their Forms”: A Multidimensional Index of Progress on Sustainable Development Goal 16.5. Social Indicators Research, 182(1), p.17.

First up, it's been revealed that a third of people who don't qualify for emergency accommodation get no support at all. Aaron Hendry, general manager of Kick Back, which provides support to young people experiencing homelessness, tells the panel he is not surprised at all. Then, the residents of Eastbourne are sick and tired of a spate of car tyre thefts. Residents of the Wellington suburb have woken up to find their cars, sand wheels, on blocks of wood or bricks. Local Marni Stevenson joins the panel to discuss what's happening and how they plan to fight the thieving.

On this episode of A Pod Named Kickback, No Brakes Nu' and Get Fit with Jacq talked about navigating Mercury retrograde and that strange feeling of finally fixing your problems but still carrying the stress from when everything seemed to be falling apart. They also reviewed the season finale of From, discussed the impact of social media and adult content on children in light of the Daphne Joy headlines, and debated Texas requiring Bible instruction in public schools.The crew also broke down new music from T.I., Benny the Butcher, and Nova, before closing with a mid-year check-in. With July kicking off the second half of the year, they challenged everyone to look at the goals they set in January, celebrate the wins, learn from the losses, and finish the year stronger than they started. Another Sunday, another Kickback.

In this episode of KickBack, host Robert Barrington is joined by Professor Matthew Stephenson, one of the podcast's original founders, and Professor Liz David-Barrett, Professor of Governance and Integrity and Director of the Centre for the Study of Corruption at the University of Sussex, to take a wide-ranging look at trends in corruption and anti-corruption. The conversation explores key thinkers and writers that have shaped their understanding of the field, as well as broader reflections on the state of corruption studies and whether there are grounds for optimism about anti-corruption interventions. They also revisit lessons from past cases of corruption and reform, and examine the relationship between democratic accountability, the rule of law, and corruption. Additional themes include the role of artificial intelligence in shaping approaches to tackling corruption, alongside discussion of the panel's favourite books and films on the subject. The episode concludes with reflections on what they would most like to teach in a Master's course on corruption, and which topics they see as most important for the next generation of students in the field. Links to discussed publications: Articles Cuèllar, M.F. and Stephenson, M.C., 2022. Taming systemic corruption: the American experience and its implications for contemporary debates. World Development, 155, p.105755. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.worlddev.2021.105755 Dávid-Barrett, E., 2023. State capture and development: a conceptual framework. Journal of International Relations and Development, p.1. https://doi.org/10.1057/s41268-023-00290-6 Dobson Phillips, R.., Dávid-Barrett, E. and Barrington, R., 2025. Defining corruption in context. Perspectives on Politics, pp.1-15. doi:10.1017/S153759272400286X Stephenson, M.C., 2020. Corruption as a self-reinforcing trap: Implications for reform strategy. The World Bank Research Observer, 35(2), pp.192-226. https://academic.oup.com/wbro/article-abstract/35/2/192/5857269 Wathne, C. and Stephenson, M.C., 2021. The credibility of corruption statistics. A critical review of ten global estimates, April, U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, https://www.u4.no/publications/the-credibility-of-corruption-statistics Recommended viewing and reading Novine - Croatian TV drama 2016-2022 All the King's Men - Oscar-winning film of 1949 (re-made in 2006) No Longer At Ease - 1960 novel by Chinua Achebe

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In this episode of KickBack, host Rebecca Dobson-Phillips is joined by David Jackson, Principal Adviser at the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, to explore the changing landscape of anti-corruption and the key themes of the new book Anti-Corruption in a Discordant World. Reflecting on three decades of progress in the anti-corruption field, the conversation examines how contemporary political turbulence is reshaping anti-corruption efforts through three lenses: contestation, abuse and innovation. Rebecca and David discuss how anti-corruption initiatives can be challenged, manipulated or even weaponised, while also highlighting innovative responses that build resilience through civil society, new alliances and emerging technologies. The episode concludes with a discussion of anti-corruption's broader role in democratic defence, emphasising the importance of accountability institutions, investigative journalism and social mobilisation in responding to today's increasingly complex political environment. Links to the publication discussed in this episode: Anti-Corruption in a Discordant World: Contestation, Abuse, and Innovation. Edited by David Jackson, Inge Amundsen and David Aled Williams: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.4324/9781003531920/anti-corruption-discordant-world-david-jackson-inge-amundsen-david-aled-williams

In this final show before the World Cup, Musa and Ryan take a quick look back on the season and have a chat about a few of their favourite moments, including some players who stepped up, incredible finals and more.They then have a quick chat about Florentino Pérez's election victory, which has cleared the path for José Mourinho to return to Real Madrid after leaving in 2013 (31:36), before briefly looking ahead to the men's World Cup (31:26), which begins this Thursday.Also, another shout for Musa's interview with Zohran Mamdani for GQ here. Tickets for our July live show, with Nish Kumar at the Southbank Centre, are available here.Finally, make sure you check out Kickback, who are currently doing country by country previews on their First Touch ‘26 Country Pods. Musa and Ryan joined David Gass on this week's episode here.For more podcasts, ad-free and in full, plus access to the Stadio Social Club and much more, you can become a Stadio member by signing up at patreon.com/stadio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Musa and Ryan begin with a quick mention of Arne Slot's Liverpool departure, which will take the focus on Thursday's show before getting onto the men's Champions League final (04:04), which saw PSG retain the trophy after their penalty shootout win in Budapest.There's chat about Arsenal's impressive start, how PSG struggled to create too many clear looks and the narrow margins that played out for the rest of the two hours of normal and extra-time. There's a load of praise for Luis Enrique, plus multiple players on both teams.Ryan was one of the many hundreds of thousands at the parade in London on Sunday, so there's a bit on that (38:20), how it was exactly what Arsenal needed following the disappointment of Saturday's result and the joy that was on show. Finally, there's a shoutout for Manchester City's women doing the domestic double (48:53), José Mourinho returning to Real Madrid and James Milner retiring.Check out Musa's interview with Zohran Mamdani for GQ here. Tickets for our July live show, with Nish Kumar at the Southbank Centre, are available here.Also, make sure you check out Kickback, who are currently doing country by country previews on their First Touch ‘26 Country Pods. Musa was on a recent one, chatting about DR Congo, so go check it here or wherever you get your podcasts and he and Ryan will be on an episode this week.For more podcasts, ad-free and in full, plus access to the Stadio Social Club and much more, you can become a Stadio member by signing up at patreon.com/stadio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There is so much to get to today, with finals taking place, trophies being lifted and goodbyes taking place all around the world of football this weekend.Musa and Ryan begin with Barcelona Femení winning their fourth Champions League in six seasons (02:55), with a 4-0 win over Lyonnes on Saturday.They then head to the Premier League (07:30), where Spurs survived, West Ham went down, Bournemouth and Sunderland made the Europa League, Brighton went into the Conference League and Arsenal finally got to lift the Premier League trophy for the first time since 2004.Liverpool said goodbye to Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson, Manchester City said goodbye to Pep Guardiola, Bernardo Silva and John Stones, on an emotional final day of the Premier League season.Elsewhere, Bayern completed the double, Torreense and Lens won their first domestic cups, Como qualified for the Champions League and much, much more!Also, sure you check out Kickback, who are currently doing country by country previews on their First Touch ‘26 Country Pods. Musa was on a recent one, chatting about DR Congo, so go check it here or wherever you get your podcasts.Tickets for our July live show, with Nish Kumar at the Southbank Centre, are available here.For more podcasts, ad-free and in full, plus access to the Stadio Social Club and much more, you can become a Stadio member by signing up at patreon.com/stadio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kick Back and Laugh your Ass Off Richie and Sammy

So much to talk about and so little time! Tom and Doyle join David to react to the big US Open Cup Quarterfinal matches in the books this week. They look at what this means for the four winners and losers going forward. Then they discuss Casimero's potential move to Miami over LA and the biggest games in this final match day before the World Cup. Finally they dig into the news around Chris Richards injury and why it might not be as bad as it sounds, and how Turkey matchups against this USMNT squad. Reminder as part of Kickback's big summer partnership with Soccer.com the purchase of any USMNT kit with the code "KICKBACK" scores you a free Goal Club membership. We are also teaming up for 5 kit giveaways so follow all our socials for more details.7:30 STL Historic USOC Win15:00 Rapids Move On To Host USOC Semifinal21:30 Orlando Destroy Atlanta And Find Their Griezmann Blueprint29:18 Columbus Get New Coach Bump33:20 Casimero Approaching Inter Miami TAM Contract44:30 MLS Final Pre-World Cup Weekend Preview45:20 Pressure In Portland49:20 Austin Debut Under Davy Arnaud55:20 USMNT-Wise Presented by Soccer.com55:55 Chris Richards Injury News & Concerns1:05:10 Turkey Opposition Scout

Send us Fan MailWhen analyzing a physician financial arrangement under the Stark Law, you also need to analyze it under the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS). In this episode, Captain Integrity Bob Wade explains why most of the exceptions under the Stark Law cross-reference the Anti-Kickback Statute. Hear all about the Stark Law & Anti-Kickback Statute dance, the 3 ways to meet the definition of not violating the Anti-Kickback Statute, how to ensure your team understands the intent basis under the Anti-Kickback Statute, specific definitions to keep in mind, and what the Stark Law & Anti-Kickback Statute have to do with The Wizard of Oz. Learn more at CaptainIntegrity.com 

The guys begin the hour with Shawn Summers and Othello Bell promoting the Kickback and Klubs event. They then recap game one of the eastern conference finals and what it could mean for the rest of the series. They also discuss the latest with Brendan Sorsby.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ivy have kicked off their 2026 season! Vinecast's Kate and Allan take a look back at how the first two matches went, from starting XIs to goal breakdowns to how the team fared at the back. Listen now before the Ivy does it all again this week!

Original Air Date: August 21, 1942Host: Andrew RhynesShow: The Lone RangerPhone: (707) 98 OTRDW (6-8739) Stars:• Brace Beemer (Lone Ranger)• John Todd (Tonto) Writer:• Fran Striker Producer:• George W. Trendle Director:• Charles D. Livingston Music:• Ben Bonnell For more great shows check out our site: https://www.otrwesterns.comExit music from: Roundup on the Prairie by Aaron Kenny...

Luke is an investigative reporter for the Daily Wire, and he's uncovered entire buildings that are fake scheme centers in Ohio.

It's David Lloyd's Birthday week, bor on ay 5th . Grab some tomato juice and aspirin, and enjoy this 2019 chatIn case you haven't noticed, David Lloyd isn't drawing comic books any more. He's still very much involved in the medium creating the digital comic anthology Aces Weekly, a weekly digital only comic featuring serialized stories in genres from humor to crime adventure and sci-fi. David's current creativity is pointed at publishing this digital only comic. He's stopped drawing to concentrate on this effort. He talks about his view on the current comics market and looks back at V For Vendetta, his war comics with Garth Ennis and his crime graphic novel Kickback

The unemployment rate has fallen slightly, but more young people are struggling to find work. Co-founder of youth development organisation Kickback, Aaron Hendry spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

1. Scope of Fraud The testimony describes large‑scale, systemic fraud within Minnesota’s Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP). Individual childcare centers allegedly billed hundreds of thousands to over $1 million annually, often with no real children present. 2. Organized and Long‑Running Scheme Fraud was not isolated or accidental; it showed characteristics of a loosely organized criminal enterprise operating for years (at least 2014–2019). Some perpetrators reportedly learned about the scheme before arriving in the U.S., indicating cross‑border knowledge of vulnerabilities in the system. 3. Common Fraud Methods Billing for nonexistent children and extended hours (e.g., multiple shifts, 7 days a week). Operating “paper” childcare centers that closed immediately once payments were stopped. Kickback arrangements involving parents, co‑owners, or employees. Reusing addresses and reopening under new business names after enforcement actions. 4. Evidence Gathered by Investigators Physical surveillance showed centers operating without children or staff. Electronic evidence (texts, phones, computers) revealed admissions of fraud and intent to profit. Investigations led to multiple felony convictions, including at least one federal case with prison time and restitution exceeding $1 million. 5. Overwhelming Volume of Fraud Investigators received so many credible tips that they had to prioritize only the highest‑dollar cases. Centers billing less than ~$700,000 often could not be addressed due to limited resources. 6. Internal Resistance and Obstruction According to the whistleblower, senior DHS officials discouraged, undermined, or obstructed investigations once fraud became large and visible. Actions alleged include: Attempts to alter or suppress information sent to the Legislative Auditor Harassment and intimidation of investigators Organizational changes that reduced investigators’ authority Procedural delays that significantly reduced investigative capacity 7. Retaliation Against Whistleblowers Investigators who pushed fraud cases reportedly faced: Threats and bullying Negative performance actions Loss of decision‑making power The whistleblower ultimately resigned, stating he would not be complicit. 8. Failure of Oversight The testimony suggests institutional tolerance of fraud, contrasting sharply with standards enforced in law enforcement agencies. The whistleblower emphasizes that minor theft would not have been tolerated in his prior roles, while millions in losses were allowed to continue at DHS. 9. Federal Intervention Federal agencies (FBI, IRS‑CI, HHS‑OIG) eventually became involved due to the scale and nature of suspected crimes. Raids, indictments, and convictions occurred after years of state‑level warnings. Please Hit Subscribe to this podcast Right Now. Also Please Subscribe to the The Ben Ferguson Show Podcast and Verdict with Ted Cruz Wherever You get You're Podcasts. And don't forget to follow the show on Social Media so you never miss a moment! Thanks for Listening X: https://x.com/benfergusonshowYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@VerdictwithTedCruzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Kickback, host Tom Shipley sits down with Thom Townsend, the executive director of Open Ownership, and Alanna Markle, the senior manager for policy and research at Open Ownership, to map out the global research agenda for Beneficial Ownership Transparency (BOT). Highlighting cutting-edge research from a recent symposium of 150 global experts, the conversation explores how BOT is being used across diverse sectors, from tracking media capture to mapping real estate. Thom and Alanna discuss the methodological struggles of measuring the real-world impact of hidden illicit finances, and issue an urgent call for academic researchers to help find the anti-corruption movement's ultimate "holy grail": definitively proving the economic value of investing in transparency. Links to discussed publications: Research Symposium Synthesis Report: Evidence and impact of beneficial ownership transparency: https://www.openownership.org/en/publications/httpswwwopenownershiporgenpublicationsresearch-symposium-synthesis-report/ From reform to results: Introducing BEAM, a new programme to measure impact in beneficial ownership transparency: https://www.openownership.org/en/blog/from-reform-to-results-introducing-beam-a-new-programme-to-measure-impact-in-beneficial-ownership-transparency/

A dramatic finish to the final international window before the World Cup, including U.S. disappointment, PKs deciding final qualifiers, Italy despondence, and Bosnia glory from checks notes…a Wisconsin native? Gass is joined by Chicago Stars midfielder Brianna Pinto and MLS Reporter Michele Giannone to dive into the formation, lineup choices and performance by USMNT against Portugal and how fans should feel heading into the World Cup. Then they discuss the crazy endings for the last few qualifying games including Italy failing to qualify for their third straight World Cup, best things from the last week, and how to pick a secondary team to root on this summer.Listen to our shows, subscribe our newsletter at: kickbacksoccer.com3:13 Breaking Down the USMNT Performance15:36 What Does Success Look Like for the U.S. this World Cup?30:06 Italy Fails to Qualify Again for the World Cup41:38 Best Things We've Seen this Week52:47 Run Down of the Qualifiers57:51 Picking Your 2nd World Cup Team01:10:05 - Check-In with Brianna and Close

On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with California Post senior reporter Jeremy Louwerse for a revealing conversation on the stories shaping Los Angeles and beyond. Drawing from his on-the-ground reporting, Louwerse details the increasingly organized nature of recent protests, including a violent rally in Los Angeles that led to dozens of arrests and raised serious questions about coordination and intent.The conversation then turns to a major corruption case involving the Los Angeles school system, where an IT staffer allegedly facilitated millions in kickbacks tied to a Texas-based technology contract worth tens of millions. Louwerse breaks down how the scheme unfolded and what it says about oversight failures inside public institutions.He also discusses the role of LA County District Attorney Nathan Hochman, highlighting efforts to crack down on crime and restore accountability in the region. Amanda and Jeremy also preview the high-stakes Los Angeles mayoral race, where Spencer Pratt has entered the contest against incumbent Karen Bass, setting the stage for a closely watched and unconventional political showdown.You can follow Jeremy Louwerse on X (formerly Twitter) by searching for his handle: @NewsHoundJeremy.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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In this episode of Kickback, host Elizabeth David-Barrett is joined by Marina Nistotskaya, Professor at the Department of Political Science and researcher at the Quality of Government Institute, University of Gothenburg. The conversation explores the role of merit-based recruitment in shaping effective and impartial bureaucracies. Marina discusses how hiring processes influence both competence and independence, and why this distinction is critical for resisting political interference and corruption. The discussion also considers the appropriate balance between political appointments and bureaucratic autonomy, highlighting current debates and trends across different countries. Finally, the episode looks at newer areas of research, including how ambiguity in laws and the outsourcing of state functions can affect decision-making and public service outcomes. Links to Marina's research: Futures for the Public Sector. Leuven University Press, 2025. Project MUSE https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/258/oa_edited_volume/chapter/4135540/pdf Legal Clarity and Impartiality: A Global Experimental Study of Consistency in Bureaucratic Decision Making, Joakim Nilsson and Marina Nistotskaya, 2025: https://gupea.ub.gu.se/items/fcf9aa18-e71f-4831-abbe-a89e3576bd1a To the Short-Sighted Victor Belong the Spoils: Politics and Merit Adoption in Comparative Perspective, Victor Lapuente and Marina Nistotskaya, 2009: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1468-0491.2009.01446.x On mechanisms of meritocratic recruitment: competence and impartiality, Palina Kolvani and Marina Nistotskaya, 2025: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-institutional-economics/article/on-mechanisms-of-meritocratic-recruitment-competence-and-impartiality/B1DA105768AA5083DFF61F79E640AB39 Outsourcing, bureaucratic personnel quality and citizen satisfaction with public services, Carl Dahlström, Marina Nistotskaya, and Maria Tyrberg, 2018: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/padm.12387

Brian Kerr and Stephen Doyle talk through yet another Tottenham Hotspur loss as they go down 3-0 at home to Nottingham Forest.The Sunday Kickback is on Off The Ball with William Hill Ireland.

Mayor does his deep dive on the warm temperature records in Los Angeles. It is truly unbelievable that the state's DHS claims that it could not investigate kickbacks as a form of fraud. Robot goes crazy at CA restaurant. Johnny Heidt with guitar news. Heard On The Show:Lexington woman and boy killed in suspected double homicideGovernor's budget plan: Tax cuts for middle-class families, spending cuts to nursing homesGulf oil facilities evacuated after Iran threatSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on the podcast, the guys discuss some epic rides they have been getting into lately including an absolutely savage effort that Trevor put down before jumping into a classic array of listener questions ranging from our favorite XC tire combos to the effectiveness of anti pedal kickback devices and everything in between. Tune in! hannel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCczlFdoHUMcFJuHUeZf9b_Q Worldwide Cyclery YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxZoC1sIG-vVtLsJDSbeYyw Worldwide Cyclery Instagram: www.instagram.com/worldwidecyclery/ MTB Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/mtbpodcast/ Submit any and all questions to podcast@worldwidecyclery.com Join us on epic mountain bike trips that you will never forget. Grab $250 off any All Mountain Rides trip by just mentioning WWC: https://worldwidecyclery.com/blogs/worldwide-cyclery-blog/all-mountain-rides-all-inclusive-mountain-bike-guided-trips-w-worldwide-cyclery-crew