Podcasts about making obama

From "Making Oprah to Making Obama, WBEZ is bringing listeners another season of the podcast that explores the roots and early years of icons, leaders and game changers. Reset sits down with the new host of Making, Brandon Pope, about what to expect this season.

Gordon Chang says Biden has tried to appease the Dictator Putin and all of Europe may pay the price for it. Sen. Tuberville says Biden is creating the same situation with Ukraine as he did Afghanistan and questions U.S. Military readiness.  Biden has only showed weakness while Trump kept Putin at bay for four years. GUESTS:  SEN. TOMMY TUBERVILLE & GORDON CHANG

Former President Barack Obama recently spoke with Aarti Shahani, host of WBEZ's Art of Power podcast, about masculinity in the post-Donald Trump era. Obama said society has made progress in recognizing the most toxic elements of bad behavior by men. But now he wants to flip the focus. “What are the positive values that we're trying to instill in our boys?” he said. “Showing compassion is not weakness. Listening is as important as talking.” We're bringing you this exclusive interview with the former president as a bonus to the Making Obama podcast series. Hear the former president explain his experience balancing ambition with family obligations and how he wants to expand the definition of what it means to be a man. And if you like what you hear, subscribe to WBEZ's Art of Power podcast for more conversations with people who have changed the world.

Ivy League Murders Podcast Sarah Alcorn & Laura Rodrigues McDonald join us to talk about murders at the most elite schools in the United States.Support the show (https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728656664/ref=cm_sw_r_fa_dp_U_X321BbPBZK90A?fbclid=IwAR20ffQglZw3UMl8u6B2vEqGmzwAGeMtjEofIIvOv8Q0V6-01IH_j1uy9JE)

From the makers of Making Obama, WBEZ Chicago presents Making Beyoncé, a new three-part bio-podcast series that explores Beyoncé Knowles’ rise from local talent shows to global musical icon. Find episodes of Making Beyoncé right here beginning Friday, Nov. 15, 2019.

Winter is still here! (At least in the nation’s midsection.) And that means you’re looking for stuff to do when you’re stuck inside. And who better to recommend some good nerdy activities than Nerdette co-creator Tricia Bobeda?!? She did just that on WBEZ’s Morning Shift last month and we’re bringing it to you now because we love you.  So please enjoy this binge-watchers guide to navigating the winter cold, featuring excellent TV, movie and book recommendations. Bonus: This interview was conducted by Morning Shift host (and former all-star Nerdette guest host) Jenn White. Need more Jenn White in your life? Subscribe to her daily local news podcast, Morning Shift Podcast. (And check out Making Oprah and Making Obama if you haven’t already.) Extra Bonus: Use this as a reminder to re-subscribe to Nerdette Recaps Game of Thrones with Peter Sagal which is returning to your ears in two short months.

Today on episode 230 we are joined by Emily Prokop who has her book "The Story Behind" launching next week and is the host of the Story Behind Podcast and an editor at Epodcast Productions Reminder: No Show Next week Dave binge listened on Making Oprah (now renamed Making Obama) 4:42 Are there too many podcasts? 10:43 If you borrow a style of someone who is no longer doing a show.... (the Led Zepplin approach) 12:00 Emily's new book "Drops" on Monday ORDER TODAY 16:30 Do we need episode numbers in our podcasts? 20:10 Dave is going to Australia and keeping up with all the events 26:30 Can I have a domain point at this website? 29:00 Domain Fever and Privacy in Domains (see www.coolerwebsites.com ) 33:10 Can I just record with a compressor limiter gatelike the DBX286  40:00 Our AWESOME SUPPORTERS 42:08 Some slight issues with my Mixpre-6 (their support is AWESOME) 44:50 Are Mixpre-3's? Plug and play? 45:52 Best Recorder for Beginners? 47:06 Why Emily Uses Reaper Software 48:00 I'm getting infatuated with Adobe Audition with their new tools 50:40 Audacity has a new version. What software should beginners learn 56:36 A million ums, or a Cave? Ready to Start a Podcast?  Join the School of Podcasting today see www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start    

Adrian & Matt are together for a short episode going over some of their favorite books, movies, video games, and podcasts of recent. We each discuss three things that we're excited to share with each other and all of you! They are: - Making Obama, a podcast from WBEZ Chicago - Sorry to Bother You, a movie from Boots Riley (see it in theatres!) - Japanese Style Originator, available on Netflix - Chrono Trigger, available on Steam, iOS, Android, etc - The Invisible Valley by Su Wei, trans. Austin Woerner, Small Beer Press - The Reading the End Bookcast, a podcast from the demographically similar Jennys   As always, we post these links and more at our twitter account, @spectologypod. We'd love to hear from you, either by chatting with us on twitter or sending us an email at spectologypod@gmail.com. We'll reply, and shout you out in the next podcast when we talk about your comment. And if you like the episode, subscribe at spectology.com or whever you listen to podcasts, and share it with your friends! Many thanks to Dubby J and Noah Bradley for doing our music and art.

Just two and a half years after his 2004 Democratic National Convention speech, Barack Obama announced he was running for president.

Tomi Adeyemi is the 24-year-old author of 'Children of Blood and Bone,' a new young adult novel that — in terms of pop culture blockbusters — could be on par with 'The Hunger Games' or 'Harry Potter.' The book, the first in a West African-inspired fantasy series, hit shelves earlier this month — more than a year after the movie rights were picked up by Fox 2000. Adeyemi tells Nerdette that part of her motivation to write the book stemmed from racist reactions to 'The Hunger Games' movies. “There were people online being like, ‘Why’d they make Rue and Cinna black? Why’d they make all the good characters black? It wasn’t sad when Rue was speared to death because she was black,’” Adeyemi says. “Seeing that level of racism applied in a fictional world heightened it for me. Because yes, The Hunger Games isn’t real, but the fact that someone could feel that strongly and have that much hatred for something that isn’t even real? I’m like, if that’s what you feel for fake things, then what do you feel about me?”Adeyemi talks with Nerdette host Greta Johnsen and special guest-host Jenn White (of WBEZ's Making Obama and Making Oprah podcasts) about how she came to write a fantasy novel that simultaneously depicted the modern black experience.

Barack Obama burst onto the national stage during his U.S. Senate run. Hear how ambition and luck propelled him to Washington. wbez.org/making

For tiden bliver begrebet ‘teknologi-afhængighed’ debatteret voldsomt både i Danmark og internationalt. Det er især vores konstante smartphone-fifleri og vores evige ‘refresh’ af feeds i sociale medier, der bekymrer. Vi bruger for meget tid på ingenting, og det gode spørgsmål er selvfølgelig, hvilke vigtige eller væsentlige eller ‘bedre’ ting vi så går glip af? Det handler dog ikke “kun” om manglende ryggrad og svag disciplin. I de seneste par år er det blevet tydeligt, at de store techfirmaer går benhårdt efter præcis at designe deres gadget og apps og tjenester, så de er nærmest umulige at lægge fra sig. Men er teknologi-afhængighed et reelt problem, hvor rammer det hårdest, og hvad kan vi gøre ved det? Det spørgsmål har Jeppe, Adam og Anders stillet sig selv - og ikke mindst en lille håndfuld eksperter fra vidt forskellige områder (omend der nok specielt er fokus på de generationer, som netop nu er ved at vokse op). Der bliver dog også tips til sidst, som sædvanlig. Links Tristan Harris og projektet Time Well Spent - tidligere Facebook-ansat, som nu har kastet sig over at begrænse vores afhængighed af især sociale medier Mehlsen Media - Camilla Mehlsen forsker især i børn og unges brug af teknologi Dansk Behandling for Computerspil- og Onlineafhængighed Ørum skole på Djursland hvor de har mobilforbud både i timer og frikvarterer Jesper Balslev - har netop fået udgivet bogen “Kritik af den digitale fornuft i uddannelse” Tips Recomendo nyhedsbrev - meta-tip om et ugentligt nyhedsbrev med masser af gode ideer til alt fra billige sandaler til apps eller nye spisevaner… Making Obama-podcast Google Drive File Stream - bedre organisering af hvilke filer der ligger lokalt, og hvilke der ligger i skyen på Google Drive PRAKTISK SAMDATAHK podcasten sætter fokus på relevante it-faglige og it-politiske emner og nørdet igennem på helt specifikke temaer. Tovholder på podcasten er it-faglig konsulent Jeppe Engell som sammen med Adam Bindslev og Anders Høeg Nissen er de faste værter på podcasten, der udkommer hvert 14 dag. Formålet er at gøre lytterne klogere på hvad der sker i deres arbejdsliv her og nu og i fremtiden, og gå i dybden med problemstillinger fra It-professionelles hverdag. Tak fordi du lytter med – får du lyst til at komme med ris og ros, kan du sende en e-mail til jeppe.engell@hk.dk og hvis du har tekniske spørgsmål eller kommentarer kan de sendes til anders@podlab.dk

Former president Barack Obama has only lost one election in his life. It was in 2000, and that defeat set him on the course for his eventual U.S. Senate run. Making Obama is a production of listener-supported WBEZ Chicago. Support WBEZ and the future of podcasts like this at https://wbez.org/making

In 2000, Barack Obama ran for Congress against a Chicago political legend. It became a contest about race and identity.

Former President Barack Obama won his first political seat in 1996. Hear what he had to learn, and the conflicts he faced, to get there. wbez.org/making

In the 3rd and final episode in our women's health series, Dr. Sherry answers your questions about the elusive G spot, the benefits of working with a primary care physician vs. an ob/gyn, pelvic floor exercises to help prevent incontinence, and the REAL DEAL with vaginal rejuvenation! The Mona Lisa isn't just a painting in the Louvre. It is a laser that might improve sex, help juice up your vagina (especially if you're a breast cancer survivor), and make your fear of sneezing in public a thing of the past. Dr. Sherry talks about her discussion with the ladies of Desi Outsiders. I long for days gone by in listening to Making Obama. We still have copies of She-Ology to give away, so contact me if you host a listening party. I want to get you this book! It covers all the things we couldn't get to discuss in these episodes. Thanks to everyone who sent us questions! Please share these episodes with people you love. The more you know! Follow us: @DrSherylRoss @katiefward

When Barack Obama first came to Chicago, a political transformation was happening in the city. Hear how that change inspired him.

Before he was the 44th President, Barack Obama worked as a community organizer on the South Side of Chicago. Hear how the city shaped his political ambitions.

Former President Barack Obama — along with friends, mentors, and rivals — tells the story of his climb from Chicago to the national stage. Subscribe now and don’t miss the first episode on February 8.

Making Obama's infrastructure plan "smart" part 2 Energy Efficiency Markets continues its conversation with Saifur Rahman, vice president of new initiatives and outreach for IEEE Power and Energy Society. He's back to talk about President-elect Barack Obama's proposals to invest in infrastructure—and how to ensure the investments are "smart."