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I helgen gifte sig Norges prinsessa Märtha Louise med sin älskade Durek Verrett, även känd som Shamanen. Paret, som varit omgivna av skandaler, sa ja till varandra i den lilla byn Geiranger. Ebba Kleberg von Sydow, programledare för P3-podden Monarkerna, ger oss alla detaljer. Vilka var där? Hur var stämningen? Vad åts och dracks? Vi får även en inblick i de många skandaler som det norska kungahuset varit med om på senare tid, inklusive Prins Marius. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: David Druid och Linnea Wikblad

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En prat med klaver-ikonet Einar Steen-Nøkleberg før hans store solokonsert på Arena i Moss 23. april som feirer hans 80års dag. Store ord blir for små når vi skal beskrive hans karriere som internasjonal utøver og professor i Hannover og Oslo. Han har med seg mektige verk av Beethoven, Schumann, Grieg og Haydn - og de speiler noe av hans prisvinnende karriere her hjemme og utenlands, og gjennom et femtitalls plateinnspillinger. Han er ridder av 1.klasse av St.Olavs Orden. Han har konsertert i London, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, Moskva, Mexico City, New York, Hamburg, København (og Moss). Feiringen skjer nå på tre konserter som foruten på Arena i Moss - vil være i Universitetes Aula i Oslo, og i en kopi av aulaen som finnes på Ramme gård i Hvitsten.

Margret Atladottir är trött på hetsiga människor med en digital brevlåda. Christopher Garplind löser de höga räntorna, med några villkor. Kusliga fakta-battle sker, såklart! Ebba Kleberg von Sydow svarar på hur det brittiska kungahuset egentligen mår. Effie Karabuda om Donald Trumps deepfakes inför USA-valet. P3 Nyheters Linnéa Beijer om att undantagstillstånd har utlyst på Haiti efter fängelsestormning. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: Christopher Garplind och Margret Atladottir.

Volga har varit en symbol för Ryssland. Samtidigt är Rysslands historia även historien om en imperialistisk expansion österut och sydost längs Volga. Storfurstendömet Moskva var först underordnad stäppfolken vid Volga för att senare erövra deras kärnområden som Hazarriket och Krimkhanatet.Under århundradena styrde de ryska härskarna Volga-områdena med hjälp av våld, byråkrati, ideologi och assimilering. Det ryska styret under tsartiden var anmärkningsvärt inkompetent och godtyckligt. Det följdes av den sovjetiska tidens massvält efter inbördeskriget, kollektiviseringens plågor, ytterligare svält på 1930-talet, andra världskriget och miljöskador som tillfogats floden.I detta avsnitt av podden Historia Nu samtalar programledaren Urban Lindstedt med Lena Jonson, docent i statsvetenskap, som är aktuell med boken Volga och det inre Ryssland – En resa i tid och rum.Volga har format ryska imperiets historia, skapat rika kulturer och civilisationer samt drivit ekonomisk tillväxt. Men Volga är mer än bara en vattenväg. Den är ett levande monument över landets komplexa historia, en plats där olika etniciteter och traditioner möts och blandas.Den mäktiga floden Volga har varit en viktig mötesplats för olika eurasiska civilisationer som skyter, hunner, germaner, finsk-ugriska- och turkiska folk där islam, kristendom och judendom var representerade. Volga var en viktig handelsled där också nordbor etablerade sig.I dagens Ryssland blir politiska ledare alltmer centraliserade, och deras retorik betonar alltmer det slaviska ryska arvet. Samtidigt blir icke-ryska folk alltmer medvetna om sin egna kulturella unikhet. Frågan om etnicitet och historiskt minne blir alltmer brådskande i den nuvarande ryska samhällsdebatten. Vad innebär detta för Rysslands framtid som en flernationell stat?Bild: Bogatyrer av Viktor Vasnetotv från 1898, Wikipedia, Public DomainMusik: Prayer Of A Warrior av Jon Presstone, Storyblock AudioLyssna också på Sovjetunionens sammanbrott.KällorJonson, Lena (2022) Volga och inre Ryssland – En resa i tid och rum, Dialogos förlagKleberg, Lars (2022) Ett imperium som bygger på förtryck av andra folk, Tidskriften Respons.Klippare: Emanuel Lehtonen Vill du stödja podden och samtidigt höra ännu mer av Historia Nu? Gå med i vårt gille genom att klicka här: https://plus.acast.com/s/historianu-med-urban-lindstedt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Här är ett klipp från intervjun med Remy Nilsson i avsnitt 170.   Hon var oerhört omtänksam och ville alltid hästens bästa. Det är några av egenskaperna som Remy lyfter fram när han berättar om hur Margareta Wallenius-Kleberg var både privat och som yrkesperson.   Programledare: Anders Malmrot och Markus Myron

Ingen har betytt mer för Solvalla och den svenska travsporten än Margareta Wallenius-Kleberg och för oss som jobbar på Solvalla, eller på annat sätt är engagerade i travbanan, så kommer det bli tomt utan henne.   I det här avsnittet vill vi hylla Margaretas minne och ringer upp Remy Nilsson som kände henne såväl yrkesmässigt som privat.   04.33 Remy Nilsson minns Margareta 20.00 Margareta hade humor och var en utmärkt historieberättare 26.57 Det senaste om Joviality 31.07 Elitloppsnytt: Nu rör det på sig ordentligt och vi har en vinnare i tävlingen om restaurangbiljetter i Valla Krog 39.03 Lacke om Margareta 42.39 Lackes luringar till V75 på Jägersro   Gäst: Remy Nilsson och Lacke   Programledare: Anders Malmrot och Markus Myron. Jörgen Forsberg, som är en ständig medlem i Solvalla Podcast, hade gärna varit med i podden i dag också, men fick tyvärr ett akut förhinder.

En lång intervju med Margareta Wallenius Kleberg, med anledning av hennes nyliga borgång. Gjord av Henrik Ingvarsson 2016. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Avsnitt 97 av Travrondens podcast med Rickard Hansson och Johan Lindberg.

Hon tog hem vinsten i Alla mot alla med parhästen Olof Lundh - en stolt Ebba Kleberg von Sydow är P4 Extra gästen och berättar också om sin längtan till mammas bakverk som väntar på julbordet. Ansvarig utgivare: Sabina Schatzl.

Vi blir förvånande av David Druids bristande popcornkunskaper. Linnea Wikblad har blivit kysst - av elektricitet. Kodjo Akolor är vita mäns kattmynta och kanske till och med bögmynta. Babs Drougge från P3 Nyheter pratar om helgens partiledardebatt med ton och misstänkta mutor i EU-parlamentet. Ebba Kleberg von Sydow har sett dokumentären om Harry och Meghan Markle och ger sina hot takes. Programledare: David Druid, Linnea Wikblad och Kodjo Akolor.

Förra veckan släpptes dokumentären om prins Harry och Meghan Markle på Netflix. Någon som sett dokumentären är Ebba Kleberg von Sydow. Allt från den uppmärksammade Oprah-intervjun till reaktionerna från brittiska kungafamiljen, andra sidan Atlanten och världen över tas upp. Hon ger sina hot takes om serien, något som Linnea Wikblad kanske inte håller med om. Överklass-Kodjo ger också "sin" syn på situationen. Programledare: David Druid, Linnea Wikblad och Kodjo Akolor.

Linnea Wikblad drabbas av en djup identitetskris när hennes parkeringshaveri uppmärksammas. David Druid har gått all in cozy boy fall. Kodjo Akolor har börjat med tiktok och ramlat över Andrew Tate. Babs Drougge på P3 Nyheter berättar om bråket kring talmansposten och influencerdebatten om sexualisering av barn. Ebba Kleberg von Sydow lär oss ALLT om Storbritanniens nya monark Charles III. Dessutom: Cecilia Uddén om protesterna i Iran efter Mahsa Aminis död. Programledare: David Druid, Kodjo Akolor och Linnea Wikblad

Jay Kleberg

MCALLEN, Texas - Jay Kleberg, the Democratic Party's nominee for Texas Land Commissioner, was in the Rio Grande Valley recently to meet with reporters.In the attached audio file, Kleberg talks about his South Texas roots, what the Land Commission does, and why he is the best candidate to run the commission. 

Punam Kaji talks to Jay Kleberg, a candidate in the Primary Runoff for Texas Land Commissioner. This is a state-wide office heading to a Primary runoff on both the democratic side, and the republican side. Jay is running in the Democratic Primary Runoff, which takes place on May 24, and early voting is May 16-May20. In this episode, Jay explains what this office does, from education, to veteran's services, to our environment. Jay discusses how this office can be better used to combat climate change and help Texans impacted by natural disasters. To learn more about Jay Kleberg, visit his website here. Check out the Texas Tribune Primary Runoff Voter Guide here. Learn more about WiseUp TX, volunteer, or donate on our website. The WiseUp TX podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play and the WiseUp TX website. Also tune in on Radio Azad – download the app or 104.9 FM in Dallas. WiseUp TX is non-partisan and does not support any candidates or political party. But, we love to hear from South Asian candidates, and other candidates who want to talk to our South Asian followers! WiseUp TX interviews candidates who (1) reach out to us (2) are running in regions with Asian population density and/or (3) are of South Asian descent. For the general election, WiseUp TX makes an effort to reach out to key opponents.

Friday marks the 52nd annual Earth Day - over half a century in which climatic decline has developed from a vague threat into a gradually, inexorably manifesting reality. We live on the precipice of the point of no return - and Texas being the energy leader it is, our General Land Office is one of few authorities that stands a chance of making a major difference. We welcome Jay Kleberg, who's currently running for Texas Land Commissioner, for a survey of the current state of the Earth, what can be done to save it, and what his plan of action would be should he win his race.

Matt Kleberg (b.1985, Kingsville TX based in San Antonio, TX) received his BA from the University of Virginia in 2008 and his MFA from Pratt Institute in 2015. He is represented by Pazda Butler Gallery, Barry Whistler Gallery, and Sorry We're Closed. Recent exhibitions include Good Naked Gallery (NY); Johansson Projects (CA); Barry Whistler Gallery (TX); Pazda Butler Gallery (TX); Albada Jelgersma Gallery (Amsterdam), and Sorry We're Closed (Brussels). His work has been written about in The New York Times, The Brooklyn Rail, Painting is Dead, Artsy, Vice, Maake Magazine, ArtDaily, New American Paintings, Blouin Artinfo, ArtMaze Magazine, Artillery Magazine, and Hyperallergic. His work is included in public and private collections, including the Williams College Museum of Art, the University of California Santa Barbara Museum of Art, the Old Jail Art Center, the Addison Gallery of American Art, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, and the National Gallery of Art. Kleberg lives and works in San Antonio, TX. 

Martin Nøkleberg har doktorgrad i kriminologi fra Universitetet i Oslo og mastergrad i statsvitenskap fra Universitetet i Bergen. Avhandlingen hans har tittelen Policing global hubs – a study of the Norwegian airport and maritime port security environments. Den handler om politivirksomhet og sikkerhetsarbeid på havner og ved flyplasser i Norge. Flyplasser og havner er globale knutepunkter som binder land og regioner sammen. De gjør internasjonal handel og utenlandsreiser mulig, og sånn sett er de viktige forutsetninger for den globale flyten av varer, tjenester og mennesker som mange av oss etter hvert tar for gitt. Men de representerer også arenaer for risiko og uønsket mobilitet. Martins avhandling handler om det omfattende kontroll- og reguleringsregimet som har vokst frem rundt - og all politivirksomheten som er knyttet til - moderne havner og flyplasser. Martins artikkel som vi snakker om i episoden finner du her: Examining the how of Plural Policing: Moving from Normative Debate to Empirical Enquiry | The British Journal of Criminology | Oxford Academic (oup.com) Programleder: Thomas Ugelvik (@ugelvik), hjemmeside: Thomas Ugelvik - Institutt for kriminologi og rettssosiologi (uio.no) Intromusikk: Morten Qvenild/Ugla lyd

We sat down with the Cowboy of Conservation, Jay Kleberg. This conversation is full of insight and encouragement. We riff on pursuing passion and impact through our lives, we explore the fear and reward of taking career risks, and we celebrate our shared love for conservation and how we are all trying to affect change in that space. You can follow Jay and his work here: IG: https://www.instagram.com/jaykleberg/ (@jaykleberg) and https://www.instagram.com/deepintheheartfilm/ (@deepintheheartfilm) Web: https://texanbynature.org/programs/deep-in-the-heart/ (Deep in the Heart Film) and https://theriverandthewall.com/ (The RIver Wall Film)

I det andra avsnittet av Lindberg möter Johan Lindberg svensk travsports grand old lady Margareta Wallenius-Kleberg i ett unikt samtal om såväl dåtid, framtid, kärleken till hästarna och vad hon önskar att Menhammar Stuteri är om 50 år. Dessutom berättar hon om känslan att vinna Prix d'Amérique och Elitloppet, om drycken tant-pucko och hästen hon red på som ung som senare blev mormors mormors mor till Järvsöfaks. Ett möte, en gäst, en timme.

Jacob Kleberg Part 2En ny begyndelse.Mentor, Coach og Filmproducent fortæller om en ny begyndelse for os alle og ham selv.Lyt også til den første podcast med Jacob "En spirituel mentors fortælling"

Another week. Another banking professional! Brad Womack is the CXO and Market President for http://KlebergBank.com in Kingsville, Tx. He joins us to talk about his career in banking and his unique multi-generational children. He has Millennials and Gen Y!  Great show! 

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for September 11th, 2020. A CDC report says dining out raises the risk of contracting COVID-19 more than other activities, like shopping. Those who tested positive were approximately twice as likely to have reported dining at a restaurant than those with negative test results.More than 600 students at the University of Alabama have been sanctioned — 33 effectively suspended — for breaking the rules to curb the spread of cases on campus. Student organizations aren’t exempt either…suspension is pending for one and three have been sanctioned.Nebraska’s Governor will end nearly all social-distancing restrictions Monday. The new rules will still limit indoor gatherings like concerts, meeting halls and theaters, but will drop all other mandates in favor of voluntary guidelines.Scientists praised AstraZeneca’s decision to suspend its late-stage coronavirus vaccine trials and do a safety review after a participant developed a serious neurological condition. The goal is to find out if the condition was a reaction to the vaccine or coincidence.Western Europe has passed the U.S. in new daily Covid-19 infections after bringing the pandemic under control earlier in the summer. It’s a setback for a part of the world that seemed to have gotten a grip on the virus. Contributing to that, the number of people in England who tested positive rose 43% in one week. NHS statistics show for the week ending September 2nd, the country had the highest weekly number since test and trace was launched at the end of May.The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Livingston, MO. Chattahoochee, GA. East Feliciana, LA. Luce, MI. Willacy, TX. Lincoln, AR. Kleberg, TX. Harrisonburg, VA. Rosebud, MT. And new on the list, Henry, IA. Countries with the most cases in the last 7 days per capita: Aruba, Bahrain, Turks and Caicos Islands, Israel, Montenegro, Argentina, Costa Rica, Spain, Kuwait, and Maldives. There’ve been 6,395,904 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States and 191,753 deaths. The 10 states with highest cumulative case counts: California with 750,916. Texas with 669,592. Florida 654,731. New York 441,911. Georgia 289,123. Illinois 257,566. Arizona 207,002. New Jersey 195,414. North Carolina 180,754. And Tennessee with 168,237 confirmed cases. The 5 countries with the most new cases: India 96,760. Brazil 40,431. United States 38,811. Argentina 11,905. And Spain 10,764. The top 10 countries with highest overall cumulative case counts: The United States, India, Brazil, Russia, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina. The states with the most new deaths reported as COVID-related: Florida 205. Texas 165. California 100. Georgia 76. Tennessee 57. South Carolina and Mississippi at 33. Ohio 30. Illinois 28. And Arizona, Missouri and Kentucky all had 22. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the Coronavirus 411 podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for September 10th, 2020. Starting September 14, the U.S. government will stop conducting COVID-19 screenings of arriving international travelers. Such screenings have taken place across 15 select airports since January and included temperature checks and health questionnaires. The routing of flights from "high-risk" countries into these airports will also end Monday.If you want to trick or treat door to door this Halloween in L.A. County, you can do it without getting a ticket, but it’s still not encouraged. Yesterday the county health department said door to door trick or treat would be prohibited, but today, the Sheriff said that will not be enforced. The Director of the National Institutes of Health told a Senate committee any decisions around the release of a vaccine will be based purely on science or he "will have no part of it." Dr. Francis Collins did add he has cautious optimism at least one vaccine will have emerged and turned out to be effective by the end of 2020.New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the prohibition on indoor dining in NYC will be lifted Sept. 30. It was one of few places in the nation still with such a ban. Restaurants will be able to operate indoor dining at 25% capacity.The British government backed measures it hopes will lower the worry about new cases, especially in young adults. That includes a ban on social gatherings of more than six people in England, indoors or outdoors, a ban that will be legally enforced.France’s prime minister is self-isolating. He came into contact with the director of the Tour de France, who’s tested positive. After months of decline, France is facing a resurgence, with a daily average of 7,000 cases for the last 7 days and an increase of patients in intensive care.The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Chattahoochee, GA. East Feliciana, LA. Livingston, MO. Luce, MI. Willacy, TX. Lincoln, AR. Pawnee, KS. Rosebud, MT. And new on the list Harrisonburg, VA and Kleberg, TX. Countries with the most cases in the last 7 days per capita: Aruba, Turks and Caicos Islands, Bahrain, Argentina, Costa Rica, Montenegro, Maldives, Spain, and Kuwait is new on the top 10. There’ve been 6,359,313 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States and 190,784 deaths. The 10 states with highest cumulative case counts: California with 747,017. Texas with 667,500. Florida 652,259. New York 441,154. Georgia 287,300. Illinois 255,613. Arizona 206,541. New Jersey 194,994. North Carolina 179,536. And Tennessee with 166,635 confirmed cases. The 5 Countries with the most new cases as of yesterday: India 95,529. United States 35,244. Brazil 34,208. Argentina 12,259. And Spain 8,866. The top 10 countries with highest overall cumulative case counts: The United States, India, Brazil, Russia, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina. The states with the most new deaths reported as COVID-related: Florida 202. California 155. Texas 126. Michigan 76. Georgia 58. North Carolina 45. Mississippi 38. Tennessee 35. And Arizona and South Carolina at 30. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the Coronavirus 411 podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Oliver Ryder, Kleberg Endowed Director of Conservation Genetics at San Diego Zoo Global joins the podcast to discuss the Frozen Zoo, the world's largest, most diverse, most characterized, and most utilized collection of its kind. Press play to discover the following: Why now is a time when more genetic samples can be collected than ever (and the importance of doing so as a result of loss of species and decline in numbers) How many institutions are sending samples to the San Diego Zoo for collection, and how many cells of individual vertebrates are already frozen in this genetic bank What type of useful and unprecedented knowledge the Frozen Zoo will bring about regarding molecular genetics and stem cells Only within the last 60 years or so has it been possible to grow animal cells in the lab, freeze them, and revive them in a way that allows them to resume their function. This technology has made a huge contribution to the field of genomics and conservation science, allowing for a better understanding of the evolution of life, errors in the transmission of chromosomes that cause disease, extinction risks of certain species, and genetic diseases in endangered species to provide better health care and prevent extinction. The Frozen Zoo in San Diego was founded by physician Kurt Benirschke with the goal of helping to conserve endangered species. It now contains cells of 10,000 individual vertebrates (fishes, reptiles, amphibians, birds, mammals) and 1,200 species. This, however, is just the tip of the iceberg; the goal is to continue adding to this collection until samples of all 60,000-70,000 vertebrate species have been obtained.   Ryder discusses many fascinating topics, including the collection of several high priority species samples, the increasing need to integrate efforts to save species in natural habitats that are preserved in human care, how scientists can access the database of frozen genetic samples, the Vertebrate Genome Project, how the genetic sequencing of animal genomes can provide interesting insight into human disease assessment, the ethical aspects of this type of work, and more. For more information, visit institute.sandiegozoo.org.

Tyler Thorsen calls the KKTX hotline with a fishing report and to talk about the death investigation of the New Hampshire couple found in Kleberg county. Mike Hummel talks with Blake and Lago duck season, carrying a gun on the beach, and more.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago talks with Blake and Tyler Thorsen about recent crime in Kleberg County including the death investigation of the NH couple, results of the constitutional election, the proper use of the oxford comma, and more.

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Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago talks with Blake and Mike Hummel about the tick problem in Kleberg County, the recent mass shootings, a new movie about hunting Trump supporters, red flag laws and more.

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Jay Kleberg is a conservationist and the Associate Director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation. He’s also the co-founder of Explore Ranches, a new company that connects outdoor enthusiasts to some of the most iconic private ranches in Texas and beyond. Jay has built his career and life around a deep respect for land and an inborn sense of responsibility to protect these landscapes, as well as the wildlife and heritage they support. As a sixth-generation Texan landowner, responsible land stewardship is in Jay’s blood, and as you’ll hear in our conversation, he’s laser-focused on leaving Texas an even better place than he found it. • Growing up on his family’s large-scale South Texas working ranch, Jay has been closely connected to the land for as long as he can remember. After high school and college on the east coast, Jay headed to Brazil for several years, where he worked with renowned conservationist John Cain Carter to protect the region’s threatened landscapes. It was in Brazil that Jay began to hone his personal conservation philosophy and had a number of crazy adventures along the way. After working a stint in for-profit real estate and earning his MBA, Jay decided to focus all of his professional energy on conservation in his home state. • Jay and I have been friends for over 25 years, so it was a real treat to connect with him on the podcast to discuss our shared passions for land conservation and adventure... we normally just re-tell hilarious stories from high school! As usual, we cover a lot-- we discuss his upbringing on his family ranch and lessons learned from both his family and the larger ranch community. We talk about his time in Brazil, conservation challenges in South America, and one close call in a small airplane that could’ve been the end of Jay. We discuss Explore Ranches, his work with Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation, his role in the upcoming film “The River and the Wall,” and other adventures throughout the West. We also discuss the importance of humility and honesty, benefits of having a for-profit mentality in the nonprofit world, favorite books, films, and more. • Be sure to check out the episode notes for a full list of topics discussed and links to everything… there’s a ton of great information here. I know you’ll enjoy this fun conversation with Jay Kleberg. ••• mountainandprairie.com/jay-kleberg/ www.exploreranches.com ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:30 - How Jay describes his work 5:15 - Explore Ranches explained 8:45 - Importance of access to the outdoors 11:15 - More about Explore Ranches and the team 17:00 - Lessons learned from growing up on a ranch 21:30 - Conservation influences in Brazil 26:00 - Culture shock and lawlessness in Brazil 30:30 - An almost-airplane crash in the Amazon 37:45 - Moving to El Paso, TX 44:00 - Decision to pursue his MBA 47:30 - Business skills for land conservation 49:00 - Beginning work with the TX Parks and Wildlife Foundation 51:30 - Biggest conservation challenge facing Texas 56:40 - Experience at Woodberry Forest School 1:02:30 - River and the Wall teaser 1:07:10 - The source Jay’s humility 1:11:30 - Importance of “getting after it” 1:14:00 - Favorite books 1:15:45 - Favorite films 1:17:45 - Surprising hobbies i.e. wigs 1:19:40 - Favorite location in the West 1:21:30 - Request of the listeners 1:24:00 - Connect with Jay online

Servers for some PS3 games coming down in 2018. PS+ games for January. Playing & watching. Around PS Nation. Retro games nerd-out. Email. Comedian is Kyle Kinane. http://psnation.com

Margareta Wallenius-Kleberg valdes 2013 in i Hall of Fame, och utnämndes 2014 till Travsportens Hedersambassadör. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Övervakningsskandalerna har avlöst varann på senaste tiden och en viktig diskussion post-Snowden är hur journalister ska kunna garantera källskydd för uppgiftslämnare när snart sagt allt tycks vara övervakat i vårt digitala samhälle. Journalisterna Martin Edström och Carl Fridh Kleberg har funderat mycket på det digitala källskyddet och fick i dagarna besked om ekonomiskt stöd från .Se-stiftelsen för att utveckla en säker, digital tipslåda som ska bli gratis för redaktioner att använda. Medieormens redaktör Cecilia Djurberg träffade dem i en analog, röd stuga på Söder i Stockholm för att prata om hur denna anonymitetsportal är tänkt att fungera. Martin Edström och Carl Fridh Kleberg uppmanar i podden alla som är intresserade av att diskutera digitalt källskydd och arbetet med att utveckla denna anonymiseringsportal att kontakta dem. De nås bäst via föreningen Hackwatchs webbplats eller på Twitter: @MartinEdstrom och @CFKleberg Läs den första projektbeskrivningen för Anonymitetsportalen här Cecilia Djurberg redaktör Medieormen twitter.com/ceciliadjurberg  Läs om hur Sveriges Radios anonyma tipslåda Radioleaks fungerar här Tidigare på Medieormen om Radioleaks

Carl Fridh Kleberg Det är saligare att ge än att få - och smartare Hej jag heter Alex och jag är journalist! Jag behöver komma i kontakt med en halt trebarnsfar/syrisk aktivist/flergångsförbrytare! #journotips. Känns det igen? Twitter har beskrivits som en alternativ dimension där case flockas så fort önskemålet läggs fram, men vad ger journalister tillbaka? Kan det vara smartare att bjussa på mer? Det pratar Carl Fridh Kleberg journalist på TT, om på Trollen och rollen. Han vill tipsa om hur man får tag på en libysk rebell som tar en paus is eldstriden för att prata i telefon, men också diskutera med deltagare hur man blir en snällare och bättre netizen. Inte på något sätt specifikt för utrikesjournalistik. Session från knytkonferensen Trollen & Rollen i Radiohuset i Stockholm lördag 19 november 2011 - om journalistik i en föränderlig medievärld