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At a time when trusted, fact-based journalism is more essential than ever, WAMC remains strong thanks to the support of our members, underwriters, and community partners. Your contributions ensure that everyone in our region can access in-depth reporting, diverse voices, and cultural programming that informs, inspires, and connects us.Joe Donahue speaks with WAMC's CEO Sarah Gilbert, WAMC's News Director Ian Pickus, WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley, and WAMC's Berkshire Bureau Chief Josh Landes about the work of WAMC's News Department.

NEWS! Department of Education! Friday, March 21st, 2025 Coffee Talk with David Eon (LIVE WEEKDAY DAILY NEWS TALK) Catch COFFEE TALK every Monday-Friday for ONE HOUR on video LIVE here on the YouTube feed at the YouTube channel COFFEE TALK (with David)

Our laws are argued and upheld in our courts by Officers of the Court. Is there a standard of behavior for them? Maybe “ethical” rules? Let's find out from our host – Adam Kilgore, former General Council for Mississippi Bar. And guest Cliff Johnson, Director of the MacArthur Justice Center.Oath for Lawyers Mississippi - Mississippi Code 1972 (2023)Title 73 - PROFESSIONS AND VOCATIONS (§§ 73-1-1 — 73-79-1)Chapter 3 - ATTORNEYS AT LAW (§§ 73-3-1 — 73-3-403)Article 1 - ADMISSION AND CONDUCT OF ATTORNEYS (§§ 73-3-1 — 73-3-61)Section 73-3-35 - Oath in each court THE MISSISSIPPI BAR: A LAWYER'S CREEDMISSISSIPPI RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCTToday! February 18th· 18th Absentee Ballots Available in the Municipal Clerk's Office in the Primary Election.· 20th Municipal Clerks' Offices mail absentee ballots to voters on the permanently disabled list.· March 3rd is the Primary Election Voter Registration Deadline for the April 1, 2025 Municipal Primary Elections. https://yallvote.ms/ is a shortcut website to reach the secretary of state's website to learn about voting. If you want to know more about our laws as they are being debated and passed – MPB's @Issue is the show for you. Listen on MPB Think Radio at 6:30pm on Fridays or go to the @Issue page of the News Department on mpbonline.org for links to videos with addition interviews. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special episode, recorded ahead of the 2024 Presidential Election, WVBR's News Department sits down with former CNBC Senior Producer Peter Schacknow to discuss how the economy might have an effect on the election. Peter Schacknow served as Senior Producer at CNBC's Breaking News Desk beginning in March 2006, producing breaking news stories for the daytime shows as well as serving as writer and copy editor for CNBC's flagship morning show “Squawk Box.” He also wrote and voiced weekend features for CNBC Radio. Prior to that, Schacknow spent seven years as morning anchor and reporter at Bloomberg Radio, specializing in business news and financial market coverage. While at Bloomberg, Schacknow was nominated as Best Business Anchor by the New York Air Awards, and won an award from the NYS Society of CPAs for his “Tax Smart Now” series. This marks Schacknow's second stint at CNBC: he was an original employee of the network back in 1989, serving as producer and on-air reporter until 1999. His experience also includes time at the CBS, ABC, and UPI Radio Networks, as well as radio stations WOR (New York), WGSM and WLIR (Long Island), and WVBR-FM and WTKO (Ithaca, N.Y). This interview aired live on Talk of the Town on WVBR 93.5 FM on Saturday, November 2, 2024 at 3:00 PM. Catch the full Talk of the Town radio show on Saturdays at 3p on WVBR 93.5 FM or at wvbr.com. Follow us on social media! @WVBRFMNews on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. #wvbrfmnews

You're listening to WFHB Rewind, where we pause to reflect and rediscover the voices and stories that make WFHB what it is. From the fresh perspectives of Youth Radio to in-depth journalism from the News Department and interviews with artists from our Music Department, we bring you highlights from the week—and sometimes hidden gems you …

WMBD Radio's News Department presents Peoria Mayor Rita Ali's 2024 State of the City Address that was given on Thursday, June 27th at Haven on the Farm. Hear Mayor Ali's statement on the progress of Peoria during her time as Mayor and the "best is yet to come."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This morning we had a powerful story from Jenn Lewerenz from the News Department and her weekend ahead of her.. youll need some tissues! We also heard some of the insane ways you have injured yourself and some of them are shocking! We also learned Japan is a weird place to buy cars...

DML and Denny sit down to discuss the current Texas vs Biden showdown at the southern border. Plus, a Trump ally is imprisoned. 

Breaking news from the capital, the Department of Justice has reported its findings from an investigation into the police and emergency response to the Uvalde shooting. DOJ finds responding officers lacked training, and key officers and leaders failed to respond. Dave and Debby react to the live reading of the report.

In this urgent installment of “Not in Our Name,” an ongoing series on The Marc Steiner Show bringing together Jewish voices around the world speaking out against the Israeli Occupation, we go to the heart of the war that's taking place in Israel and Palestine. As Israel prepares to invade and flatten Gaza in retaliation for the Hamas-led attacks on Israeli kibbutzim and towns by the Gaza border on Oct. 7, the possibility of peace and an end to the Occupation seems farther away than ever. In this panel discussion, Marc Steiner discusses the world-changing events of the past week and the potential futures for Israel and Palestine with: Nir Avishai Cohen, a major in the reserves of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and author of the book Love Israel, Support Palestine; Joshua Saltzman, who served as an IDF combat medic in the Lebanon War; and Meron Rapoport, award-winning Israeli journalist, editor at Local Call, and the former head of the News Department in Haaretz.Studio Production: David Hebden, Cameron GranadinoPost-Production: David HebdenHelp us continue producing The Marc Steiner Show by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer:Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-pod-mssSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/nl-pod-stLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

In this urgent installment of “Not in Our Name,” an ongoing series on The Marc Steiner Show bringing together Jewish voices around the world speaking out against the Israeli Occupation, we go to the heart of the war that's taking place in Israel and Palestine. As Israel prepares to invade and flatten Gaza in retaliation for the Hamas-led attacks on Israeli kibbutzim and towns by the Gaza border on Oct. 7, the possibility of peace and an end to the Occupation seems farther away than ever. In this panel discussion, Marc Steiner discusses the world-changing events of the past week and the potential futures for Israel and Palestine with: Nir Avishai Cohen, a major in the reserves of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and author of the book Love Israel, Support Palestine; Joshua Saltzman, who served as an IDF combat medic in the Lebanon War; and Meron Rapoport, award-winning Israeli journalist, editor at Local Call, and the former head of the News Department in Haaretz.Studio Production: David Hebden, Cameron GranadinoPost-Production: David HebdenHelp us continue producing The Marc Steiner Show by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer:Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-pod-mssSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/nl-pod-stLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

Hey there listeners! I know you're used to hearing the voices of our award winning news department on Mondays and we're so grateful for your dedicated listenership. We ask for your patience and understanding as we scale back, just a bit, to bring our News Department back up to full capacity and keep it sustainable. You will still hear KZMU News Tuesday through Thursday and the News Reel on Fridays. Thank you for supporting KZMU News and Moab Community Radio!

Department of Transportation's Inaccurate Cannabis Testing is Causing Trucker Shortage Allowing Cannabis in Jurisdiction Brings Higher Property Value Michigan State Police Stop Blood Testing for THC Intoxication Because it Doesn't Work Arizona Gets Cannabis 24 Hours a Day

Today marks 81 years of KALW broadcasting to the Bay Area. It's our station's birthday, so we decided to invite some old friends. There's a party in the News Department and of course, you're all invited.

In the early morning hours of August 7th, 1987 customers at a Denny's Restaurant in Portland, Oregon heard screams coming from the dimly lit parking lot. Several customers rushed out to see what was happening, and when they arrived they found a naked, unconscious woman lying on the ground. The woman's body was covered in stab wounds, and a deep cut to her neck from a brutal attack. Two customers immediately began life saving measures while others looked on in horror.But one of the customers noticed a man quietly walk away from the bloody scene and slip into a small, beat up truck, which he then turned on before quickly peeling out of the parking lot, only narrowly missing the customers still watching this strange series of events unfold. The customer who had seen the man get into the truck was already on his way to his own car and as the truck sped down the road, the customer followed in his car only a short way behind. Little did this brave customer know that his actions that evening would lead to the arrest of a prolific killer. Sources:World's Most Evil Killers: Season 5, Episode 17 from World's Most Evil KillersRemains of suspected eighth victim of serial killer Dayton Leroy Rogers identified; additional tips sought from Clackamas County Sheriff's OfficeConvicted prolific serial killer returns to court for resentencing from KOIN 6 News Department of Corrections: Oregon Death Penalty  from Oregon.govDouglas Franklin Wright put to death in Oregon from the Associated PressFifth sentencing for serial killer Dayton Leroy Rogers delayed; jury must weigh in on crimes from The OregonianDayton Leroy Rogers from Murderpedia

This episode is about Marketing in crypto. The target audience in #web3 is very different from the general audience web2 companies have to deal with. As a consequence, marketers face unique challenges when it comes to engaging and growing communities. About Hemilly Rodrigues: - Educator at TheBitBlond - COO of NFT Newspaper - Core Contributor of the News Department of MaisonDAO and many more projects. Her LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hemilly-rodrigues-4aa65a11b/

Detail of a Department of Agriculture clamp down on the use of map acres by intensive farmers, a crisis facing suckler farmers, beef prices, IFA unease, pension schemes and the Emerald Expo Dairy Show all feature.

In this week's podcast, Caitriona Morrissey is joined by beef editor Adam Woods, policy analyst Anne Finnegan and deputy news editor Amy Forde.

Santa has had the press conference scheduled for weeks. Speculation has been running rampant that he would announce a new tracker elf recruiting goal for 2021. All of that happened it was no surprise. But the goal he announced has stunned the North Pole. You can listen to the recorded event as it just played out on North Pole Radio News in this rushed episode of the North Pole Podcast. It runs about 10 minutes and features the voices of Santa, Elf Frank Myrrh and Elf Crash Murphy. Elf Roger Star, International Director of Santa Trackers, is interviewed as well as Elf Sandy Claus of the Department of Elf Resources. Elf John Pringle of the News Department also shares some thoughts. The crowd that gathered for the announcement was shocked at what Santa said and it is all anyone can talk about at the North Pole today. The next five months here at the North Pole will be very interesting. You can hear the entire press conference in the player below.

First up: Nancy Friedman, a well-known and popular customer service keynote speaker, was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. Nancy was dubbed ‘The Telephone Doctor' by a newspaper editor at the Quad City Times in Davenport, Iowa after delivering a customer service program to his News Department. http://www.nancyfriedman.com/Then:Boy From Buchenwald: The True Story of a Holocaust Survivor, for middle grade readers, is by Susan McClelland and Romek Wajsman, who changed his name to Robbie Waisman when he moved to Canada in 1949. https://www.smcclelland.com/And: Shawn Bloom has been the president and CEO of NPA since 2000. He is responsible for the strategic direction, operational activities and overall performance of the association and leads state-related activities. Previously, he was executive director of the Missouri Association of Homes for the Aging and worked in the Policy and Governmental Affairs Division of Leading Age. https://www.npaonline.org/

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Noah Lemelson, the author of  "The Sightless City," a 2019 OZMA Book Awards First Place Winner, contacted us with this good news!  

Meet the amazing Kimberly Neals, with Newport News Department of Human Services. In our conversation we cover: • The current need for foster parents in Newport News • How the licensing process in Newport News works • Kimberly's opinion on what makes a great foster parent For more information, please visit: https://tidewaterffc.org/fcanextsteps/ Presented by Tidewater Friends of Foster Care In partnership with The Barry Robinson Center Hosted by Audra Bullock and Erin Lindstrom

The Nanoose First Nation has lost its bid to have some E&N rail line land returned to it. The Snaw-Naw-As nation argued the Island Corridor Foundation has been unable to restore and run the railway, which shut down in 2011 due to safety concerns.The head of Canada's National Immunity Task Force says his team will present a more detailed picture of how many Canadians have been infected with the novel coronavirus within the next two weeks.The World Health Organization has ended its study into whether hydroxychloroquine and two other drugs help treat patients in hospital who are suffering from COVID-19. Interim results from the group's research arm found the drugs have little or no effect in reducing deaths from the coronavirus.Two Victoria police officers are under investigation after a complaint by two outreach workers.Written and reported by Lisa Cordasco, News Director for CHLY 101.7FM.Have a tip? Email: news@chly.caFind us on social mediaTwitter: @lisacordasco / @chly1017FMFunded by Sustaining Donors and the Community Radio Fund of Canada and Heritage Canada's Local Journalism Initiative. Sustain CHLY's News Department for many years to come by signing up for a monthly Sustaining Donation.

WorkSafe BC and local health inspectors are being kept busy with establishments that are not following COVID-19 safety plans.A private seniors' care home that's being built in Duncan will not allow doctor-assisted deaths to take place in its facility.Port Hardy has become the latest community in B.C. to be registered as Bear Smart.Written and reported by Lisa Cordasco, News Director for CHLY 101.7FM.Have a tip? Email: news@chly.caFind us on social mediaTwitter: @lisacordasco / @chly1017FMFunded by Sustaining Donors and the Community Radio Fund of Canada and Heritage Canada's Local Journalism Initiative. Sustain CHLY's News Department for many years to come by signing up for a monthly Sustaining Donation.

There is a new case of COVID-19 on Vancouver Island. The provincial health officer is not announcing exactly where the infected person lives.Currently, there are two active cases on the virus in the Island Health Region. The second case is related to the health centre on the Tsartlip reserve near Victoria.The City of Nanaimo has changed its mind about recording meetings of the Mayor's Task Force on Recovery and Resilience. Provincial emergency orders issued in March, allow municipalities to hold public meetings without the public being present due to COVID-19.The World Health Organization has started looking at how different countries are faring as they lift their lockdown measures. Doctor Maria Van Kerkhove says the information will be shared.Written and reported by Lisa Cordasco, News Director for CHLY 101.7FM.Have a tip? Email: news@chly.caFind us on social mediaTwitter: @lisacordasco / @chly1017FMFunded by Sustaining Donors and the Community Radio Fund of Canada and Heritage Canada's Local Journalism Initiative. Sustain CHLY's News Department for many years to come by signing up for a monthly Sustaining Donation.

There have been three new deaths from COVID 19 in BC since Tuesday. All were seniors in care homes on the lower mainland.There is a new case of COVID-19 in the Island Health Region. It's one of 24 new cases of the virus confirmed over the past two days.Meanwhile, the BC Center for Disease Control has issued COVID-19 travel alerts related to several flights that arrived at Vancouver International Airport in June.The Premier says he's concerned by reports of US tourists entering BC under false pretences. The provincial health officer does not share the same level of alarm as the Premier.Written and reported by Lisa Cordasco, News Director for CHLY 101.7FM.Have a tip? Email: news@chly.caFind us on social mediaTwitter: @lisacordasco / @chly1017FMFunded by Sustaining Donors and the Community Radio Fund of Canada and Heritage Canada's Local Journalism Initiative. Sustain CHLY's News Department for many years to come by signing up for a monthly Sustaining Donation.

An uproar has started in North Cowichan over a proposed RCMP facility. The new building will cost 48 million dollars.BC's Provincial Health Officer says she has no plans to expand the 50 person limit on large gatherings, despite what other provinces are doing.Henry says her contact tracing teams are able to track down everyone who has come into contact with a known COVID case within 24 hours. She says that is the key to preventing huge outbreaks.Moviegoers will finally be able to go out and watch their favourite films starting this weekend.Written and reported by Lisa Cordasco, News Director for CHLY 101.7FM.Have a tip? Email: news@chly.caFind us on social mediaTwitter: @lisacordasco / @chly1017FMFunded by Sustaining Donors and the Community Radio Fund of Canada and Heritage Canada's Local Journalism Initiative. Sustain CHLY's News Department for many years to come by signing up for a monthly Sustaining Donation.

0:08 – Our first fund drive of 2020 is here! Listener donations make all our work possible, so thank you for your continued support of UpFront and KPFA's News Department so that we can bring breaking news, in-depth reporting and critical analysis. First, we bring you a brand new KPFA Author Event featuring Ian Haney Lopez (@IanHaneyLopez), the Chief Justice Earl Warren Professor of Public Law at the University of California, Berkeley. He works in the area of racial justice in American law. His latest book, Merge Left: Fusing Race and Class, Winning Elections and Saving America. He spoke at a recent KPFA Author Talk at Kehilla Synagogue on Wednesday, January 22, 2020, hosted by Saru Jayaraman. For your donation today, receive the book for $150, the KPFA talk for $75, or both for $200.  1:08 – A deep dive into the Trump and Kushner families and how they're profiting off the Presidency today. Andrea Bernstein (@AndreaWNYC) is the Peabody Award-winning cohost of the acclaimed WNYC/ProPublica podcast Trump, Inc. , which investigates how President Trump's business works and who might be profiting from his administration. Her new book is American Oligarchs: The Kushners, the Trumps, and the Marriage of Money and Power. Yours for a pledge $150 to KPFA.  Exclusive UpFront gift: KPFA ‘Stay Woke' Coffee made by Mother Tongue Coffee Roasters of Oakland CA for an $80 pledge, or both coffee and the book for $200.  The post Winter Fund Drive Launch: Ian Haney Lopez on political racism and building cross-racial solidarity in 2020; Plus: Investigative journalist Andrea Bernstein on ‘American Oligarchs' appeared first on KPFA.

Middle East in Focus has been airing regularly on KPFK since 1980. It was launched by the News Department shortly after Iranian students began holding 63 Americans hostage in the US Embassy in Tehran. After the hostages were released a year later, MEIF continued broadcasting news and opinion about the so-called "Middle East." The area is actually southwestern Asia.

Middle East in Focus has been airing regularly on KPFK since 1980. It was launched by the News Department shortly after Iranian students began holding 63 Americans hostage in the US Embassy in Tehran. After the hostages were released a year later, MEIF continued broadcasting news and opinion about the so-called "Middle East." The area is actually southwestern Asia.

Middle East in Focus has been airing regularly on KPFK since 1980. It was launched by the News Department shortly after Iranian students began holding 63 Americans hostage in the US Embassy in Tehran. After the hostages were released a year later, MEIF continued broadcasting news and opinion about the so-called "Middle East." The area is actually southwestern Asia.

Middle East in Focus has been airing regularly on KPFK since 1980. It was launched by the News Department shortly after Iranian students began holding 63 Americans hostage in the US Embassy in Tehran. After the hostages were released a year later, MEIF continued broadcasting news and opinion about the so-called "Middle East." The area is actually southwestern Asia.

Middle East in Focus has been airing regularly on KPFK since 1980. It was launched by the News Department shortly after Iranian students began holding 63 Americans hostage in the US Embassy in Tehran. After the hostages were released a year later, MEIF continued broadcasting news and opinion about the so-called "Middle East." The area is actually southwestern Asia.

We were joined in the studio for The Valley Today by past participants of our Alcohol Lab. Lt. Warren Gosnell, Traffic Division Commander from the Frederick County Sheriff's Department along with staff from The River 95.3: Joe Woodall, Production Manager; Lonnie Hill, Operations Manager; Alex Hinton, News Department; Nikki Lucas, former account executive; & host of The Valley Today, Janet Michael, talked about their experiences participating in the labs this year, what they learned and the long-term effects from their participation. The recording continued after we went off the air so we could talk in more detail about our individual experience(s) and Lt. Gosnell talked about statistics in the area for alcohol & drug related incidents. Watch the show (includes conversations during the commercial breaks) below or on our YouTube channel.

While today's show was fun and light-hearted on the surface, we covered a very important topic - drinking and NOT driving. Lt. Warren Gosnell, Traffic Division Commander with the Frederick County Sheriff's Office joined us along with our 3 test subjects: Alex Hinton from our News Department, Joe Woodall, our Production Manager and Leslie Fizer - our sales rep Sarah's sister. Lt. Gosnell supervised and administered drinks and breathalzers at specified times for each of the 3 volunteers. We then went on the air to discuss the effects at each stage and talked about the myths of drinking. It was an eye-opening and educational 30 minutes. You can watch the entire show and an extended conversation after we went off the air on our Facebook page by clicking here. The alcohol lab was sponsored by Yellow Cab of the Shenandoah, LLC. Call them at 540-622-6060 for a safe ride home this 4th of July weekend.

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