Podcasts about Kojo

A New Episode of the FOR ETERNIA PODCAST, the Official Podcast of He-Mania.com has hit the airwaves!   In this latest episode, AJ and “Masters of the Universe” Movie (2026) actor Kojo Attah discusses the story behind his role as Tri-Klops in the new "Masters of the Universe" film, and so much more!   So please join us for this very fun discussion!   Visit us at He-Mania.com!   And please follow Kojo Attah on Instagram @ kojoatz !

The Politics Hour goes on the road this week, broadcasting our D.C. Delegate Democratic primary forum live from the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library in Northwest D.C.!Kojo and Tom are joined on stage by all five candidates running in the Democratic primary to represent the District in Congress. We ask the big questions.. and get answers... about public safety, D.C.'s economy, protecting the District from federal intrusion, and so much more. Listen to learn about the candidates vying to succeed Eleanor Holmes Norton before heading to the polls for the Democratic primary on June 16.Sorting political fact from fiction, and having fun while we're at it. Join us for our weekly review of the politics, policies, and personalities of the District of Columbia, Virginia, and Maryland, live from the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, D.C.!Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

Marvyn Harrison and Kojo go back. Two decades of parallel paths, community builders, event makers, fathers, who were never quite in the same room long enough to have the real conversation. Until now.In this episode, they cover everything. The g:hop era. The Sunday Show years, Ed Sheeran performing there eight times, Drake, Jay Cole, Wretch 32, Nicki Minaj, Omarion, Boys II Men. How the show grew from a Clerkenwell warehouse to Leicester Square to 2,000 at Proud. The unspoken tension between Sunday Show and Kojo's Funhouse that both men address for the first time. The people who tried to put them against each other. And why they wasted years not collaborating because of it.Then it gets personal.Marvyn on being in South Africa and genuinely believing his children didn't need him. The phone call from his mum that changed everything. The men in LA who told him being absent was just "the grind." Why he flew home and rebuilt his life around his kids. Why men's happiness is structurally treated as an oxymoron, and what it costs us when we accept that. And what it actually looks like to build a life where your no is powerful and your presence is enough.This is two brothers. One conversation. Twenty years in the making.

“Abronye has been granted bail but has not yet been released. We are still finalizing the necessary processes for his release." — Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Lead Counsel for Abronye DC.

Discover more Sincerely Accra!Joseph and Pappy Kojo discuss his new album, "Cantata", and dive into the changes he has experienced in his personal life and his music over the years.Music Opener Oshe - Reynolds The Gentleman ft. Fra!Music BridgesCompany - Moffy ft. Darkua Thomas Pompoyeyaw - Pappy Kojo prod. by Guilty Beatz Customer - Pappy Kojo ft. Lil Shaker Mennda- Pappy Kojo Music Closer Bonanza - Pappy Kojo ft. B4BonahA GCR Production - Africa's Premiere Podcast Network

“Ghana's economy remains in shambles. The IMF exit is just a charade. A strong economy should not consider PCI status. Structural vulnerabilities still exist.” — Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Member of Parliament for Ofoase Ayirebi.

Former MP for Adentan, Kojo Adu Asare, shares a painful six-year battle with kidney failure and dialysis... Expresses gratitude to Kwadwo Twum Boafo, Ato Forson, Julius Debrah, Sammy Gyamfi, and others for their support during his toughest days.

While James Meadway is away for the local elections, this week's Macrodose is guest-hosted by Kojo Koram - author of the upcoming book 'The Next Fix: The Winners & Losers In The Future Of Drugs'.For today's episode, Kojo explores the changing world of psychedelics - and how we're on the cusp of a wave of corporate interests ready to sweep in to monopolise a new market.Subscribe to support the show at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/Macrodose.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Your pledge is a donation supporting free public education; perks are thank-you gifts for your support.Purchase a copy of Kojo's new book 'The Next Fix' here:https://www.hachette.co.uk/titles/kojo-koram/the-next-fix/9781399807715/Got a question or comment? Reach out to us at ⁠macrodose@planetbproductions.co.uk⁠.Event Tickets: The Break—Down Issue #3 Launch Party!Event Tickets: Political Economy in a Time of Monsters To learn more about the work we do at Planet B Productions, head to ⁠planetbproductions.co.uk⁠.Listen to Death In Westminster - a new documentary podcast from Planet B Productions & Novara Media:https://novaramedia.com/category/audio/death-in-westminster/#the-station

Newspaper cartooning has a long history of using satire and humour to provide social commentary on the issues of the day – but how do female perspectives inform the approach, themes and tone of newspaper cartooning? Andrea Arroyo is from Mexico City. Her work as a dancer took her to New York in the early eighties. In the US, an exhibition of her visual art was picked up to feature in the New York Times and spawned a career as a newspaper cartoonist. Her influence as a dancer can be seen in her rhythmic, fluid line work. Her artwork about the Me Too movement won a United Nations award for Political Cartooning. Sarah Akinterinwa is from Kent in the UK. During the Covid-19 pandemic, she created a comic about a millennial couple called Oyin and Kojo, hoping to create better representation of Black British people in cartoons. After posting a daily drawing to social media, the cartoon editor of the New Yorker discovered her work and asked her to become a contributor. Sarah is also a cartoonist at The Guardian. Her strips tackle women's issues, gender dynamics, friendships, relationships, health and politics. Produced by Elena Angelides and Jane Thurlow(Image: (L) Sarah Akinterinwa, credit Sarah Akinterinwa. (R) Andrea Arroyo, credit Felipe Galindo.)

Government would be lying to us if they say Bokro Agenda 111 hospital is empty - Samuel Kojo Brace

Grozdana Olujic. „Žmogus, kuris savo veido ieškojo“. Skaito aktorė Laima Štrimaitytė.

To accompany our podcast series, Death in Westminster, hosts Kojo Koram and Dalia Gebrial met with investigative journalist Peter Geoghegan and former private wealth lawyer Stephanie Brobbey at EartH in Hackney last month. Digging into the dark money that flows through Westminster, Kojo and Dalia find out what made Stephanie quit her job hiding rich people’s assets, why Peter couldn’t find anyone to publish his story about Labour corruption, and what normal people can do to challenge the global system of wealth extraction. Listen to Death in Westminster, hosted by Dalia and Kojo Koram, in the Novara Media podcast feed. Follow Peter’s work through the Democracy For Sale newsletter.

Kudus's injury a "major concern" for the Black Stars; he remains the team's best player since Qatar 2022 with no replacement. - Kojo Addae Mensah, CEO of Databank Group

Tension is testing the unsteady ceasefire in the Iran War. The D.C. region is feeling the impacts on public safety, gas prices, and the local Iranian community. U.S. Representative Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA), who sits on the House Oversight Subcommittee on Military and Foreign Affairs, talked with Kojo and Tom about how the overseas conflict is affecting area residents. Plus, we get his take on Virginia's redistricting referendum heading into the midterms and his push for a national data center strategy.This week, the Prince George's County Council unanimously passed a series of emergency measures aimed at limiting ICE in the county. It comes as immigration enforcement expands nationwide. Council Vice Chair Eric Olson joined the show to discuss why he thinks the bills are needed and why they will stand up in court. Plus, we discussed a buyer for the former Six Flags property and the state budget's limits on how the county can spend park money.After a delay, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is getting ready to submit her budget to the Council. Many are expecting big cuts, particularly as city leaders argue over whether to include $180 million in additional tax revenue. WAMU's Senior D.C. Politics reporter Alex Koma called in live from the Mayor's budget presentation to give us the highlights. Plus, he explained why Trump's immigration policies are reshaping the Ward 1 race.Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

“Asante Kotoko's new Board of Directors should consider appointing either one of their own as CEO or a qualified person who has previously held that position with a proven record of excellence,” - Kojo Addae-Mensah, CEO of Databank Group.

Step into the energy of one of Accra's most unforgettable nights with Dj Loft & Kojo Manuel - 2026 Cups & Bass Live Experience At BLOOM BAR (24th December 2025). This mix captures the raw vibe, crowd energy, and seamless chemistry between DJ Loft and Kojo Manuel as they shut down BLOOM BAR with a high energy set. Blending the best of Afrobeats, Amapiano, and party anthems, the night reached another level before Black Sherif climaxed the event with a powerful live performance that had the entire venue on fire. Expect nonstop vibes, smooth transitions, and that signature Cups & Bass atmosphere that hits every time. Press play and relive the experience.

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After retiring from the daily show in 2021, Kojo Nnamdi thought he would finally write his memoir in peace. Instead, station management offered him a part-time role hosting the weekly Politics Hour. That semi-retired structure turned out to be a gift. “I now describe myself as semi-retired,” he said. “It gave me a place to go every day… and that helps a lot.” He contrasted his experience with his father's retirement in Guyana, which led to inactivity, a stroke, and an early death. “I learned a significant lesson… about what not to do in retirement.”Listeners meet:A longtime telephone repairman who doodled shoes in high school and later became a professional shoe designer.Two retired New York air traffic controllers who took usher jobs at Madison Square Garden — trading control towers for hockey crowds and Rangers fandom. “We are essentially doing the same job… telling people where to go,” they joked. The role gave them free games, star-player encounters, and a vibrant new social circle.Mary Kay Fleming (interviewed before her passing), who described aging as a “crisis” of shrinking social circles and changing bodies — then showed how contributing to the world and finding what makes you feel alive can transform it.Nnamdi emphasized a common thread: vulnerability. None of the guests positioned themselves as instant experts. “They were all very vulnerable in the mistakes that they made and how they accidentally stumbled into something that gave them purpose, passion, and connected them to community,” Gurney noted.The conversation repeatedly returned to three big ideas that resonate deeply with anyone navigating life after 50 or 60:Stay curious. “Curiosity is what I think is the key to the future after we have retired,” Nnamdi said. He urged listeners to revisit old hobbies or volunteer — “You will meet people and you will find new environments in which you might become extremely proficient and find that you might actually love being in those environments.”Transform fear into excitement. Many guests admitted initial terror (one man hesitated to return to school for shoe design; the swimmer felt visceral panic when the water turned black under the bridge). But pushing through turned fear into energy. Nnamdi linked this to a deeper truth: the fear many retirees feel most is death. Staying engaged crowds out that fear. “If we have something to do that is of interest to us, we don't think a great deal about the hereafter.”Build community. Radio and podcasts create intimate, one-on-one trust. Nnamdi shared a wild story from his early WHUR days: a man bicycled into the station and confessed murders to a veteran DJ because “he'd been listening to me on the radio for years and he considered me his closest friend.” The same intimacy happens in Young at Heart — and in Positive Aging Community discussions. “The people who listen to this podcast are a part of a community who have shared interests,” Nnamdi observed.He also praised WAMU's old "In Your Community” events, where listeners from vastly different neighborhoods discovered they faced the same concerns. “They brought out commonalities that people have.”Young at Heart is available on WAMU.org, NPR, and major podcast platforms. New episodes are in the works.Want to share your own reinvention story? Visit the official form at wamu.org/young-at-heart As Nnamdi and Kaufman prove, the best stories often come from ordinary people who simply decided to try something new.In closing, Nnamdi quoted the old saying with a smile: “It ain't over till it's over.” Whether you're sketching shoes on the side, ushering at hockey games, swimming under bridges, or simply showing up curious every day, the message is clear: retirement isn't an ending — it's an invitation to a new beginning.Tune in. Submit your story. And remember — your next chapter might just be the best one yet.Listen now: wamu.org/show/young-at-heart Share your story: wamu.org/young-at-heart-share

We took the Politics Hour on the road this week, broadcasting our Montgomery County Executive forum, featuring Democratic primary candidates, from the Silver Spring Civic Building.Kojo and WAMU Maryland reporter Jenny Abamu were joined by Andrew Friedson, Evan Glass, and Will Jawando, all Montgomery County councilmembers. We asked them for their takes on a range of topics, including housing, federal immigration enforcement, and data centers, as the candidates made their cases to voters ahead of the Democratic primary on June 23.Sorting political fact from fiction, and having fun while we're at it. Join us for our weekly review of the politics, policies, and personalities of the District of Columbia, Virginia, and Maryland, live from the Silver Spring Civic Building in Montgomery County!Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

In episode two, the trail leads offshore. From Westminster to the Cayman Islands, Kojo uncovers how tax havens are fuelling London's housing crisis. Join Kojo Koram on 19th March at EartH in Hackney for a live event – Dark Money: How Billionaires Ruined Britain And How To Make Them Pay. Featuring Dalia Gebrial, Peter Geoghegan, Faiza […]

The final episode. Back in Westminster, Kojo confronts the human cost of hidden wealth – and asks if change is still possible. Join Kojo Koram on 19th March at EartH in Hackney for a live event – Dark Money: How Billionaires Ruined Britain And How To Make Them Pay. Featuring Dalia Gebrial, Peter Geoghegan, Faiza Shaheen […]

Members of the local congressional delegation are strongly criticizing President Trump's decision to enter into a war with Iran. Iraqi war veteran and U.S. Rep. Eugene Vindman joined the show from the U.S. Capitol to discuss why he thinks the military strikes were illegal and what might be next. Plus, Rep. Vindman weighed in on Virginia redistricting as early voting gets underway.The D.C. Council passed two bills this week aimed at increasing transparency around MPD's cooperation with federal immigration agencies. At-Large Councilmember Christina Henderson got behind the mic to talk about the legislation and why the bills are necessary, despite objections from D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser.She also discussed her efforts to raise taxes on "flushable" wipes. Henderson introduced the bill following an incident in which wipes clogged pumps used to mitigate a sewage spill in the Potomac.It may say flushable on your package, and, sure, it may get down the drain in that immediate, but we know that it is causing backups, not just in the D.C water utility system, but in folks' homes and apartment buildings," she said.The tax revenue generated by the bill would go toward sewer maintenance and repair by D.C. Water. As a potential alternative to the wipes, Henderson's bill also offers a sales tax break on bidetsArlington County is facing major budget challenges that could lead the County Board to raise taxes. Arlington County Board Chair Matt de Ferranti sat down with Kojo and Tom to discuss how the board plans to navigate a nearly $40 million budget gap, including possibly eliminating a popular youth gymnastics program and saving the county nearly $1 million.But some residents are pushing back, saying the program serves thousands of kids. Board Chair de Ferranti said the county needs to make tough budget choices."We have to be looking at all the services that might not be core services or might not be serving the most vulnerable," he said.De Ferranti said the board is considering other options for the program, like changing fees and focusing on serving kids with special needs. Plus, Board Chair de Ferranti talked about how leaders are preparing for a potential surge in federal immigration enforcement in the county.Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

Bawumia is the mastermind behind the Gold for Reserve programme and deserves credit; the government policy is essentially a continuation of his gold purchase initiative. - Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, MP for Ofoase-Ayirebi

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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser this week declared the Potomac River sewage spill a public emergency while also requesting federal help and money for cleanup. It's the latest move in a local disaster that has turned political. NBC 4 Washington reporter Mark Segraves joined Kojo and Tom to break down what exactly happened, how local officials are trying to manage the crisis, and what comes next.The data center debate has come to Montgomery County. Elected officials in recent weeks have taken competing stances on the best way to manage data center growth, including a proposal to restrict them to industrial areas. Montgomery County Council Vice President Marilyn Balcomb represents the area around one controversial project. She got behind the mic to discuss why it's important for the county to limit where developers can build data centers, but still believes they have a place in the county.Balcombe said the county needs to think about data centers as a source of tax revenue. The county currently has four data centers, with a fifth being built in her district. “Roughly $10 million per year per data center. So, if we have five data centers, that would be $50 million, she said. "That's a lot of money when we think about how to balance our budget."A public hearing for the proposed zoning amendment is scheduled for Tuesday. The Virginia General Assembly session hit its midpoint this week, known as "Crossover Day," with approved bills moving forward to the other chamber. Virginia House Delegate Adele McClure, who represents Arlington County, joined us from Richmond to break down the docket and her priorities as the session moves into its final weeks. Plus, we discussed the latest court ruling halting Virginia's redistricting referendum.Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

"COCOBOD CEO Dr. Randy Abbey and other responsible officers should be sacked. The government must restore the cocoa price to GHC 3,600 and provide support as farmers struggle," - Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, MP for Ofoase Ayirebi, on the revised cocoa price.

Last month's winter storm continues to pose challenges for counties and cities across the region. In Prince George's County, some side streets are still snow- and ice-covered, and schools only reopened on Wednesday of this week. Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy joined Kojo and Tom to explain why the county is struggling with cleanup. Plus, we asked County Executive Braveboy why she supports some Maryland lawmakers' efforts to redraw Congressional maps.The bill allows Democrats to re-work the congressional map in their favor, with the goal of ousting the state's lone Republican representative. But the legislation is expected to stall in the state Senate, where Democratic leadership says it's political and legally risky. County Executive Aisha Braveboy said she supports redistricting because of the outsized effect it could have on her county.“Politics, unfortunately, and especially at the federal level, really impacts Maryland disproportionately," she said. "We have about 65,000 federal workers in Prince George's County. About 5,000 of them have lost their jobs over the past few months."She said the bill should receive an up-or-down vote since state delegates and Governor Wes Moore favor the new maps.The U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to block D.C.'s tax plan, which, if approved by the Senate, would cost D.C. $600 million in revenue. Ward 6 D.C. Councilmember Charles Allen got behind the mic to explain why this would be a significant blow to the District's budget.If the District is forced to mirror federal tax cuts at the local level, it could cost the city $600 million in revenue. Beyond blowing a hole in the city's budget, it also could lead to a massive administrative headache. Federal taxes would still be due in the spring, but the local filing deadline would be pushed to account for the change.“Every single person, every business, and every resident in the district will now have their entire tax filing upended by six or eight months," said Allen. "You're gonna be filing your taxes for D.C. in the fall. It's a mess."A vote in the Senate on the measure is expected in the coming weeks.Plus, we discussed the significant layoffs at the Washington Post this week.Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

A WEEKLY CANDID CONVERSATION ON GAMBLING ADDICTION Craig is joined by Kojo, a fellow gambler, and they give their stories of addiction, rock bottom , and recovery.

The Full Interview: Kojo Oppong Nkrumah (MP) for the Ofoase-Ayirebi challenges Goldbod and Eric Opoku on PMMC's 2024 losses, says there were no $460M losses under the NPP, and shares BoG report on the $214M controversy.

A WEEKLY CANDID CONVERSATION ON GAMBLING ADDICTION Craig is joined by Kojo, a fellow gambler in recovery. Kojo talks about his powerful story of addiction, his rock bottom moment and how amazing life is in recovery.

Prince George's County Council Chair Krystal Oriadha has a lot on her plate as she starts her one-year term. She's looking to make child care more affordable, housing more obtainable, and the county safer. The council's new leader will try to do all of this while navigating a growing budget gap. Chair Oriadha joined Kojo and Tom to discuss her priorities and whether data centers could be an answer to the county's money challenges.2025 was certainly an eventful year in national and local politics. We were joined for the last Politics Hour of the year by WAMU's Regional Politics reporters Jenny Abamu, Margaret Barthel, and Alex Koma to talk about the year's top stories and what's ahead in 2026.Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

In fact, Odo Broni is an exceptionally beautiful woman. I admire everything about her, especially her calm and gentle character. My heart is deeply drawn to her, and I wish to pursue a loving relationship with her after she completes the Kuna rites. - Former Adenta MP Kojo Adu expresses his sincere feelings of love for her.

On this week's macrodose - a special lookback at the tumultuous year that was 2025, and the various twists and turns for our global economy.James Meadway is joined by Faiza Shaheen — author, economist and Executive Director of Tax Justice UK — and Kojo Koram, author, Professor at Loughborough University, and host of Death in Westminster, a forthcoming narrative series about inequality in the UK, produced by Planet B Productions.Subscribe to support the show at ⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/Macrodose.⁠⁠⁠⁠ Your pledge is a donation supporting free public education; perks are thank-you gifts for your support.Got a question or comment? Reach out to us at ⁠macrodose@planetbproductions.co.uk⁠.To learn more about the work we do at Planet B Productions, head to ⁠planetbproductions.co.uk⁠.

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In this week's episode we are speaking with Kojo Baidoo,  a naturalist and ecologist, all about the incredible vulture. Kojo received his degree in ecology and evolutionary biology from Princeton University where he did his senior thesis on black vultures. He is currently working with the Nature Conservancy in Nebraska on the Platte River Prairies learning about land management and conservation on about 4000 acres of protected prairie land. Kojo is just starting out in his formal career, but he's been a lifetime birder and is a lover of vultures, and part of his mission is fighting back against the negative PR animals like vultures get through his photography and social media which  heavily features vultures. And so we asked him to join us as part of our mini-series dispelling false narratives about many animals. Thanks for joining us and we hope you share this episode! Lots of love. Episode Time Stamps:Introduction: 00:16Interview: 7:50TA: 53:29Show Notes:https://www.instagram.com/kojobirder/

We took the Politics Hour on the road this week, broadcasting live from Fair Oaks Mall in Fairfax, Virginia.U.S. Representative James Walkinshaw (D-VA11) joined Kojo and Tom first on stage.With elections and the government shutdown in the rearview mirror, we turned to what the future holds for the commonwealth. Federal cuts continue to affect Northern Virginia's economy, but perhaps not in the way some initially feared. As Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger prepares to take office in January, many Virginia Democrats believe the party's big wins in statewide elections should translate to an aggressive legislative agenda. Statewide leaders are also moving forward with redistricting. Rep. Walkinshaw discussed what all of this means for Virginia's future, including the 2026 midterms.Then, former member of the Virginia House of Delegates and member of Gov.-elect Spanberger's transition team Republican David Ramadan took the mic to talk about the challenges Spanberger could face as governor, why a Democrat election sweep does not mean a mandate, and the legislative debates we can expect in 2026.Sorting political fact from fiction, and having fun while we're at it. Join us for our weekly review of the politics, policies, and personalities of the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia live at Fair Oaks Mall in Fairfax!Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.orgFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885Follow us on Bluesky: bsky.app/wamu.org

Israel Cohen. „Vilna: žydiškojo Vilniaus istorija“. Vertė Miglė Anušauskaitė, išleido leidykla „Hubris“.Tai pirmoji išsami Vilniaus žydų istorija, išleista 1943-čiais m. Jungtinėse Amerikos Valstijose, jau nujaučiant, jog Vilniaus žydus ištiko tragedija, kuri nutraukė šios per amžius Vilniuje gyvenusios bendruomenės tradicijas, kultūrą ir tęstinumą. Tad Koeno tikslas – dokumentuoti šią tradiciją nuo pat žydų įsikūrimo Vilniuje 14-ame a. iki pat tragiškos pabaigos Holokausto metu. Būtent dėl šių aplinkybių knyga neapima Holokausto – žydų bendruomenė šioje istorijoje vis dar gyva, pulsuojanti, kupina idėjų, svajonių ir planų. Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorius Andrius Bialobžeskis.

Israel Cohen. „Vilna: žydiškojo Vilniaus istorija“. Vertė Miglė Anušauskaitė, išleido leidykla „Hubris“.Tai pirmoji išsami Vilniaus žydų istorija, išleista 1943-čiais m. Jungtinėse Amerikos Valstijose, jau nujaučiant, jog Vilniaus žydus ištiko tragedija, kuri nutraukė šios per amžius Vilniuje gyvenusios bendruomenės tradicijas, kultūrą ir tęstinumą. Tad Koeno tikslas – dokumentuoti šią tradiciją nuo pat žydų įsikūrimo Vilniuje 14-ame a. iki pat tragiškos pabaigos Holokausto metu. Būtent dėl šių aplinkybių knyga neapima Holokausto – žydų bendruomenė šioje istorijoje vis dar gyva, pulsuojanti, kupina idėjų, svajonių ir planų. Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorius Andrius Bialobžeskis.

Israel Cohen. „Vilna: žydiškojo Vilniaus istorija“. Vertė Miglė Anušauskaitė, išleido leidykla „Hubris“.Tai pirmoji išsami Vilniaus žydų istorija, išleista 1943-čiais m. Jungtinėse Amerikos Valstijose, jau nujaučiant, jog Vilniaus žydus ištiko tragedija, kuri nutraukė šios per amžius Vilniuje gyvenusios bendruomenės tradicijas, kultūrą ir tęstinumą. Tad Koeno tikslas – dokumentuoti šią tradiciją nuo pat žydų įsikūrimo Vilniuje 14-ame a. iki pat tragiškos pabaigos Holokausto metu. Būtent dėl šių aplinkybių knyga neapima Holokausto – žydų bendruomenė šioje istorijoje vis dar gyva, pulsuojanti, kupina idėjų, svajonių ir planų. Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorius Andrius Bialobžeskis.

Israel Cohen. „Vilna: žydiškojo Vilniaus istorija“. Vertė Miglė Anušauskaitė, išleido leidykla „Hubris“.Tai pirmoji išsami Vilniaus žydų istorija, išleista 1943-čiais m. Jungtinėse Amerikos Valstijose, jau nujaučiant, jog Vilniaus žydus ištiko tragedija, kuri nutraukė šios per amžius Vilniuje gyvenusios bendruomenės tradicijas, kultūrą ir tęstinumą. Tad Koeno tikslas – dokumentuoti šią tradiciją nuo pat žydų įsikūrimo Vilniuje 14-ame a. iki pat tragiškos pabaigos Holokausto metu. Būtent dėl šių aplinkybių knyga neapima Holokausto – žydų bendruomenė šioje istorijoje vis dar gyva, pulsuojanti, kupina idėjų, svajonių ir planų. Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorius Andrius Bialobžeskis.

“The government's actions with the Cybersecurity Amendment Bill will criminalize free speech, and that's a very dangerous path to take.” - Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, MP for Ofoase Ayirebi

This week, Zoe's secrets chase her down and put the Slater women in great danger - but is a silver lining for Jack and Ravi? Elsewhere, can Julie get through to Joel and just how long before Vicki faces his wrath? Meanwhile, Kojo and Harry struggle under Okie's pressure and Nicola may be about to step in...

On Mission Matters, Adam Torres interviews Gregg Clunis, Founder of Kojo, about a creator-first approach to social content, practical AI (beyond just LLMs), and turning best-performing posts into repeatable growth. Gregg shares how brands can make videos people actually watch—and how Kojo helps teams ideate, predict winners, and route briefs to UGC creators in seconds. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to be a guest on our podcast: https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/ Visit our website: https://missionmatters.com/ More FREE content from Mission Matters here: https://linktr.ee/missionmattersmedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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This week, the pressure is getting to Harry as Okie causes drama for Kojo on his birthday - and it seems the trouble is only just beginning as a gun is now in the mix... Meanwhile, the greatest new character since the eighties arrives in the form of David Peckham who soon starts causing trouble around the square, but how are Nigel, Phil and Julie going to cope as Nigel's condition worsens? Elsewhere, Nicola and George have a heart to heart and Jack makes a discovery about Oscar...

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This week, Avani makes her choices clear and a termination is the result - but will Suki and Eve survive the fallout? As a result, Joel's behaviour worsens to dark new lows and Vicki seems to be in the direct firing line... Meanwhile Oscar tries to make amends, Honey has a new/old job and Kojo's new friendship puts Harry under pressure.

FULL EPISODE: ⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/macrodose⁠James Meadway is away this week, so in place of The Curve we're bringing you this exclusive conversation between Gary Stevenson and Kojo Koram, recorded live at London's Union Chapel earlier this month.Gary talks about his 2025 so far and together with Kojo, they discuss how Britain is broken, and what to do to fix it. Subscribe to hear the full discussion and support the show.

What's on your mind? Let CX Passport know...What does customer experience look like in Ghana — and across Africa?In this *Greatest Hits* episode of CX Passport, Kojo Hayford takes us on a journey through customer experience transformation on the African continent. Kojo is the Founder and CEO of eSAL LLC, a firm leading the charge in Business Process Outsourcing and CX innovation in Ghana and beyond.Originally aired as E181, this conversation resonated because of Kojo's clarity, passion for talent development, and honest perspective on what it takes to build something meaningful and sustainable in a growing economy.CHAPTERS  00:00  Demographic dividend in Africa  01:40  Why Kojo founded eSAL  04:30  Customer experience in the Ghanaian context  08:42  Opportunities for BPO in Africa  13:55  Developing talent and future leaders  18:50  Serving global brands from Africa  21:40  First Class Lounge  26:45  Leadership and authenticity  30:10  Lessons from his father's legacyEpisode resources:  Connect with Kojo Hayford on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kojo-hayford  Learn more about eSAL: https://www.esal.llcIf you like CX Passport, I have 3 quick requests:✅ Subscribe to the CX Passport YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@cxpassport  ✅ Join other “CX travelers” with the weekly CX Passport newsletter https://cxpassport.kit.com/signup  ✅ Bring

Keir Starmer stands accused of echoing Enoch Powell in his ‘Island of Strangers' speech. But who was this titanic figure in the history of British racism? And how did he shape the far right's existential struggle to understand Britain once it ceased to be a formal empire? Eleanor Penny spoke to Kojo Koram about how […]