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In cooperation with the Outrider Foundation, the Nobel Peace Center invites you to a unique film preview and conversation with Paul Jay about his work with the new documentary film about Daniel Ellsberg, the Pentagon Paper whistleblower and author of “Doomsday Machine”.

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Listening to diverse perspectives offers a medium for us to learn from each other and work towards a more inclusive and harmonious world. From a young age, many people are frustrated because they feel their voices are not seen, heard, or understood. It has become a common practice to defend a position before truly understanding another's point of view. How can we use listening to enhance our relationships?For insights on how to hone our peacemaking abilities, Harvesting Happiness Podcast host Lisa Cypers Kamen speaks with the Executive Director of the Nobel Peace Center, Kjersti Fløgstad.Kjersti shares the inspiration behind the “Power of Dialogue Project” and the book that was born from it, Those Who Listen, Change the World. Kjersti also offers timely tips on how to convert discourse into dialogue.This episode is a special edition of the Good Citizens Election Season Survival Guide designed to help restore common sense and sanity in a crazy world…WANT MORE SOUND IDEAS FOR DEEPER THINKING? Check out More Mental Fitness by Harvesting Happiness bonus content available exclusively on Substack and Medium.

Listening to diverse perspectives offers a medium for us to learn from each other and work towards a more inclusive and harmonious world. From a young age, many people are frustrated because they feel their voices are not seen, heard, or understood. It has become a common practice to defend a position before truly understanding another's point of view. How can we use listening to enhance our relationships?For insights on how to hone our peacemaking abilities, Harvesting Happiness Podcast host Lisa Cypers Kamen speaks with the Executive Director of the Nobel Peace Center, Kjersti Fløgstad.Kjersti shares the inspiration behind the “Power of Dialogue Project” and the book that was born from it, Those Who Listen, Change the World. Kjersti also offers timely tips on how to convert discourse into dialogue.This episode is a special edition of the Good Citizens Election Season Survival Guide designed to help restore common sense and sanity in a crazy world…WANT MORE SOUND IDEAS FOR DEEPER THINKING? Check out More Mental Fitness by Harvesting Happiness bonus content available exclusively on Substack and Medium.

Alex Andreou, Naomi Smith with special guest Dame Emily Thornberry try to decipher the incoherent tweets of Musk, the incoherent strategy of Badenoch, and the incoherent ramblings of Trump. Plus 'Wokey Dokey' and 'Grin and Share It'. ***SPONSOR US AT KO-FI.COM/QUIETRIOTPOD*** "The idea that they can just play political games on the bodies of these girls, whose lives would have been turned upside down by what happened, to have it all raked over again and again for petty point scoring. The stakes for the victims are very high.” “The next few years is going to be all about realignment on the right. Who's going to eat whom? In our current system there's only really space for two big political parties.” “I don't really know what's happened to the leadership of the Tory Party. They have so profoundly lost their way.” "The one thing we should take very seriously about Donald Trump is that he is completely unpredictable. It's like the whole table has been thrown over and we're picking up the pieces trying to see how to put it back together." "The way forward is essentially to work out what are his interests and how to align what's in our interest with it. On Ukraine, Trump doesn't want to be seen as a loser. He wants to win the Nobel Peace prize. We can be there saying, here is a way to do that, just sign your name and have your photo taken." GRIN AND SHARE IT You can read the story of Bear, the hero dog, on the BBC website. CALLS TO ACTION LINKS: Find out how to write to your MP here. Details of how to contribute to the Foreign Affairs Committee inquiry on Soft Power. Find us on Facebook and Twitter as @quietriotpod and on Bluesky. Click here for your Quiet Riot Bluesky Starter Pack. Email us at quietriotpod@gmail.com. Or visit our website www.quietriotpod.com. ***SPONSOR US AT KO-FI.COM/QUIETRIOTPOD*** With Naomi Smith, Alex Andreou and Kenny Campbell – in cahoots with Sandstone Global. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

During the first hour of the Greg Kelly Show, Greg talked mostly about the speaker of the house vote, whose first round was inconclusive, hence the procedure needs to take place again until a speaker is elected. At the bottom of the hour Greg talked with Princeton professor Robert Goldston about nuclear weapons and the Nobel Peace prize.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: From History to Heart: Connections Born at the Nobel Peace Center Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2024-12-28-08-38-19-no Story Transcript:No: Det var en klar, kald vintermorgen i Oslo.En: It was a clear, cold winter morning in Oslo.No: Snøfnugg dalte sakte nedover de travle gatene, som om de danset i de svake lysene fra juledekorasjonene.En: Snowflakes drifted slowly down the busy streets, as if they were dancing in the faint lights of the Christmas decorations.No: Nobel Fredssenter sto i sentrum, strålende med sine lys og utstillinger.En: The Nobel Peace Center stood in the center, shining with its lights and exhibits.No: Inne var det en spesiell juleutstilling, full av mennesker som lot seg inspirere og forundre over fredens historie.En: Inside was a special Christmas exhibit, full of people who were inspired and amazed by the history of peace.No: Sindre, en engasjert historie lærer, tiltrakk seg alltid slike kulturelle opplevelser.En: Sindre, an engaged history teacher, was always drawn to such cultural experiences.No: Han håpet å bringe liv til historietimene sine, men inni seg søkte han også etter noe mer - ekte tilkoblinger med andre mennesker.En: He hoped to bring life to his history lessons, but inside he was also searching for something more - genuine connections with other people.No: Han stod stille foran en utstilling om fredsprisvinnerne, dypt i tankene sine.En: He stood still in front of an exhibit about the peace prize winners, deep in his thoughts.No: Litt lenger borte stod Ingrid, en håpefull forfatter med et notatbok i hånden.En: A little further away stood Ingrid, an aspiring writer with a notebook in hand.No: Hun besøkte ofte museer for å tenne nye idéer.En: She often visited museums to spark new ideas.No: Selv om hun elsket å skrive, slet hun med tvilen som noen ganger størknet hennes kreative strømmer.En: Although she loved writing, she struggled with the doubt that sometimes froze her creative flow.No: Hun ønsket desperat en ny gnist som kunne lede henne videre i romanen hun arbeidet på.En: She desperately wished for a new spark that could lead her further in the novel she was working on.No: Mens Sindre flyttet til neste utstilling, merket han Ingrid stå og ta notater med en slik hengivelse at han ble nysgjerrig.En: As Sindre moved to the next exhibit, he noticed Ingrid standing and taking notes with such devotion that he became curious.No: Han hadde merket at hun hadde en spesielt dyp forbindelse med historien foran henne.En: He had noticed that she had a particularly deep connection with the history in front of her.No: Han tok mot til seg og nærmet seg henne.En: He gathered his courage and approached her.No: "Hei," sa han med en vennlig tone, "denne utstillingen er virkelig inspirerende, ikke sant?"En: "Hi," he said in a friendly tone, "this exhibit is really inspiring, isn't it?"No: Ingrid så opp fra notatboken sin, overrasket, men lykkelig over å bli avbrutt.En: Ingrid looked up from her notebook, surprised but happy to be interrupted.No: "Ja, det er det virkelig. Jeg prøver å fange noen av disse øyeblikkene i arbeidet mitt."En: "Yes, it really is. I'm trying to capture some of these moments in my work."No: "Virkelig? Hva skriver du om?" spurte Sindre, oppriktig interessert.En: "Really? What are you writing about?" asked Sindre, genuinely interested.No: Ingrid fortalte om romanen hun arbeidet på, om hennes kamp med selvtilliten og ønsket om å forsøke noe nytt.En: Ingrid spoke about the novel she was working on, about her struggle with confidence and her desire to try something new.No: Sindre delte sin egen lidenskap; hvordan han ønsket å gjøre historie levende for elevene sine, men også hans følelse av å være adskilt midt i høytidens travelhet.En: Sindre shared his own passion; how he wanted to bring history alive for his students, but also his feeling of being disconnected in the midst of the holiday rush.No: De to begynte å snakke mer intenst, ord for ord la de lag på lag av motivasjon og inspirasjon.En: The two began to talk more intently, laying layer upon layer of motivation and inspiration with their words.No: Deres samtale beveget seg fra historien i utstillingen til hvordan historier kan skape forbindelser mellom mennesker og tider.En: Their conversation moved from the history in the exhibit to how stories can create connections between people and times.No: På slutten av besøket var begge overbeviste om at de hadde funnet noe spesielt.En: By the end of the visit, both were convinced they had found something special.No: Sindre følte seg mer håpefull, mer koblet til en annen gjennom deres felles interesse.En: Sindre felt more hopeful, more connected to another through their shared interest.No: Ingrid, på sin side, følte seg tent av Sindre's begeistring og støtte.En: Ingrid, on her part, felt ignited by Sindre's enthusiasm and support.No: De avtalte å møte igjen, regelmessig, for å både diskutere og utforske nye ideer sammen.En: They agreed to meet again, regularly, to both discuss and explore new ideas together.No: Et nytt kapittel hadde begynt for dem begge.En: A new chapter had begun for both of them.No: Sindre ble stadig mer optimistisk, nå med en forståelse av at hans lidenskap hadde verdi utenfor klasserommet.En: Sindre became increasingly optimistic, now with an understanding that his passion had value beyond the classroom.No: Ingrid, med nyvunnet tillit, begynte å se frem til å fullføre romanen sin.En: Ingrid, with newfound confidence, looked forward to completing her novel.No: Nobel Fredssenter hadde ikke bare blitt et sted for læring den dagen, men en katalysator for ekte forbindelser.En: The Nobel Peace Center had not just been a place for learning that day, but a catalyst for genuine connections.No: Og ute, blant de snødekte gatene, stirret innbyggerne på lysene som drivkraft for nye håp og historier.En: And outside, among the snow-covered streets, the inhabitants gazed at the lights as a driving force for new hopes and stories.No: Sindre og Ingrid sto på terskelen til noe vakkert, både personlig og profesjonelt.En: Sindre and Ingrid were on the threshold of something beautiful, both personally and professionally. Vocabulary Words:drifted: dalteexhibit: utstillingengaged: engasjertgenuine: ekteconnections: tilkoblingeraspiring: håpefulldevotion: hengivelsecurious: nysgjerriginterrupted: avbruttconfidence: selvtillitdisconnected: adskiltintently: intensmotivation: motivasjoninspiration: inspirasjonnovel: romanoptimistic: optimistiskunderstanding: forståelseconfidence: tillithopeful: håpefullchapter: kapittelcatalyst: katalysatorgazed: stirretthreshold: terskeleninhabitants: innbyggernespark: gnistcreative: kreativefrozen: størknetlayer: lagconvicted: overbevisteenthusiasm: begeistring

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A grassroots group of survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings in 1945 have won the Nobel Peace Prize.As nuclear powers modernise their arsenals and Russia threatens nuclear attacks in its war in Ukraine, this year's Nobel Peace laureates are urging world leaders not to forget the past. - Группа выживших после атомных бомбардировок Хиросимы и Нагасаки в 1945 году получила Нобелевскую премию мира. На фоне модернизации ядерных арсеналов ведущими державами и угроз ядерных ударов со стороны России в войне с Украиной лауреаты нынешней Нобелевской премии мира призывают мировых лидеров не забывать уроки прошлого.

A grassroots group of survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings in 1945 have won the Nobel Peace Prize.As nuclear powers modernise their arsenals and Russia threatens nuclear attacks in its war in Ukraine, this year's Nobel Peace laureates are urging world leaders not to forget the past.

John Marks is the founder of Search for Common Ground, an international NGO whose purpose is to end violent conflict around the world. In 2018, Search was nominated for a Nobel Peace prize. Over the years some of their notable work has included helping to avert genocide in Burundi, supporting free elections in Liberia and Sierra Leone, and creating training in the Democratic Republic of Congo to curb sexual assault. Marks is the author of the new book From Vision to Action, Remaking the world through Social Entrepreneurship. Together, we spoke about how Esalen helped to launch his work and what he's learned in over 40 years of track 2, or citizen diplomacy. BIO: John Marks had an unconventional path to peacemaking, starting as a critic of the CIA and becoming a renowned social entrepreneur. Marks resigned from the State Department in 1970 to protest the United States' invasion of Cambodia. He co-authored a bestselling book, The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence, which exposed abuses committed by the CIA. His second book, which won a major award for investigative reporting, also focused on CIA abuses. In 1982, Marks founded Search for Common Ground (Search), an organization dedicated to conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Marks's journey showcases a remarkable shift from a career focused on exposing wrongdoing to a life dedicated to building common ground and fostering peace. Marks and his colleagues at Search were known as "Searchers," highlighting their dedication to seeking solutions and common ground in conflict situations.

Joseph Gerson is Executive Director of the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security joins us to explain that the Nobel Peace prize this year is a desperate plea to the world to stop its insane rush toward nuclear confrontation. The award was given to Nihon Hidankyo, the grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, also known as Hibakusha. Joseph explains and identifies what he considers the greatest nuclear threat. We also share a clip about real journalism from real journalists, Ryan Grimm and Jeremy Scahill. We finish with Randy Newman dropping the big one.

Why songs in French are attracting new audiences in non-francophone countries. How are French schools using screens in classrooms? And the history of France's Nobel prizes. The Paris Olympic Games and Paralympics gave French-language songs huge exposure, building on a growing interest in listening to songs in French on streaming platforms. But what kind of music are non-French-speakers listening to and why? A new exhibition at the recently opened Cité Internationale de la langue française asks the question. Its curator, the music journalist Bertrand Dicale, based the exhibit on the idea that songs reveal who were are, and he talks about what popular songs reveal about France. He also highlights some surprising differences between French and foreign audiences, whereby stars like Aya Nakamura and Juliette Gréco have enjoyed huge success abroad despite being scorned at home. (Listen @0'00)France lags behind many countries in the use of technology in classrooms and there is no clear policy from an ever-changing education ministry. But the disorganisation may be buying educators time to consider the consequences. A report commissioned in the spring by President Emmanuel Macron advised placing limits on young people's use of smartphones and social media, and some schools are testing a smartphone ban this year. The report also pointed to a lack of coordination between authorities in determining how technology should be used in schools. A group of educators founded a collective Pour une éducation numérique raisonnée (For a well-reasoned digital education), which has raised concerns about the push to digitise textbooks and get students to use screens. We visit a class taught by one of its members, and see how technolgoy is – and is not – used. (Listen @22'00)In the midst of Nobel season, a look at some of France's 71 prizes, from the first ever Nobel Peace prize in 1901, to the five won by members of the Curie family for physics and chemistry. (Listen @15'00)Episode mixed by Cecile Pompéani. Spotlight on France is a podcast from Radio France International. Find us on rfienglish.com, Apple podcasts (link here), Spotify (link here) or your favourite podcast app (pod.link/1573769878).

We've all heard of The Nobel Peace prize and the Nobel Literature prize, Science, and Medicine prizes. Well, this episode has absolutely nothing to do with any of that! But! If you come up with an idea that is an unusual or trivial or a bizarre achievement in scientific research, well then…we have an award for you. It's called the Ig Nobel Prize, and anyone can win it, if their idea makes you laugh…and then… makes you think! Really, no really! The Prize was created by today's guest, Marc Abrahams who has awarded it annually since 1991. And the awards are handed out annually by genuine Nobel laureates, as they honor and celebrate the unusual, the creative and the imaginative… while also spurring people's interest in science, medicine, and technology. So be prepared to learn about woodpeckers and concussions, an unusual childbirth device and the importance of fish farts. That's right… fish farts! IN THIS EPISODE: The unbelievable way Marc first became editor of a scientific magazine. Amusing inventors & scientists doing obscure, yet noble things should be honored. Right? The scientists who defied a Prime Minister and proved the impending submarine invasion was not happening. Meet the guy who studied whether gonorrhea could be transmitted by sex dolls. Colonoscopy researchers won the Ig Nobel twice and performed a live on-stage demonstration you won't believe. The Blonsky centrifugal birthing device will defy your understanding of natural childbirth. Why don't woodpeckers get concussions and how that applies to football. Your foot size to genitalia size ratio is… real? Jason has some “genius ideas” he thinks should win an Ig Nobel. The small but notable list of inventors who were killed by their inventions. GOOGLEHEIM: Have any nobility won the Nobel Prize? Yep! *** FOLLOW MARC: Website – Improbable.com Ig Nobel Prize 2024 Mastodon - @MarcAbrams Facebook - Marc Abrahams Podcast – Improbable Research *** FOLLOW REALLY NO REALLY: www.reallynoreally.com Instagram YouTube TikTok Facebook Threads XSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nobel Peace laureate says his first talk is to restore law and order after the violent unrest that toppled Sheikh Hasina. Also: Catalan police are searching for the separatist leader Carles Puigdemont after his surprise return from exile; and the Moroccan B-Girl taking part in the very first Olympic breaking competition.

*) Haniyeh's assassination aimed at prolonging Gaza war: Abbas Palestine's President Mahmoud Abbas has told Russia's state media that the killing of Hamas politburo leader Ismail Haniyeh aims to prolong the war in besieged Gaza and complicate peace talks. He said: “There is no doubt that the purpose of Mr. Haniyeh's assassination is to prolong the war and expand its scope.” He went on to say that Israel's conduct “will have a negative impact on the ongoing negotiations to end the aggression and withdraw Israeli troops from Gaza”. *) Bangladesh protesters call for new govt under Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus The Bangladeshi students who led the protests which toppled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government want a new interim government with Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus as its leader. They have warned that any government other than the one protesters have asked for would not be accepted. Yunus has agreed to take on this responsibility. *) Israel fails to recruit hundreds of Ultra-Orthodox Jews for Gaza genocide Tel Aviv continues to struggle with the headache of enlisting orthodox Jews into its military, which is fighting a never-ending war with Hamas in Gaza. The Israeli military has once again failed to register hundreds of Haredi Jews for military service. The Israeli public broadcaster KAN reported that only 30 Haredi Jews appeared at the conscription office, despite 1,000 being scheduled to register on Monday and Tuesday. *) Several countries issue UK travel advisory amid far-right violence Some would say that the UK is getting to taste its own medicine as another country has warned its citizens to avoid unnecessary travel to the UK amid violent far-right riots. Nigeria has joined Malaysia and Australia in issuing travel advisories for the UK. The UK is experiencing its worst wave of riots in 13 years, with far-right demonstrators targeting asylum seekers, mosques and ethnic minorities across the country. And finally… *) Türkiye to join genocide case against Israel at ICJ President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced that Türkiye will submit an application to join the world court genocide case against Israel. Erdogan said the country's parliamentary legal team will submit a petition to join the genocide case against Israel to the International Court of Justice in The Hague on Wednesday. He emphasised Türkiye's commitment to ending the “barbarism” that has claimed the lives of nearly 40,000 innocents in Gaza over the past ten months.

Exiled from a country plagued by decades of civil war, allegations of genocide and ethnic cleansing, and limits on basic democratic rights, Maung Zarni, an academic, human rights activist, and Nobel Peace prize nominee, explains why the Rohingya cannot rely on protection from within the country. “I'm Burmese myself,” he tells host Ali Latifi. “We have proven incapable of maintaining peace and stability in our own country for the last 75 years”.  What's Unsaid is a bi-weekly podcast by The New Humanitarian, where we explore open secrets and uncomfortable conversations around the world's conflicts and disasters.   

It's May 29, 2024. Glow is back with Asian American news for kids (and beyond). 1. Japanese-American Olympic Barbie! 2. 1st Vietnamese-American to Space3. A Chinese-American's Buzzing Business 4. Mind & Behavior Asian-American Leaders' Advocacy 5. The World's Largest Moot Court Championship 

Learn how new technology is used to double down on demonstrants and activists in Iran. Activists used social media effectively in the Iranian protests after Mahsa Jina Amini's death in September 2022. But the regime is also using new technology to double down on activists and on ordinary women and girls: Face recognition is used to surveil and identify girls and women who are walking on the streets without a headscarf. More than a million women have received SMS warnings threatening that their cars will be confiscated because they have been seen driving unveiled. And a number of women's activists have had their social media accounts removed and have been targeted with organized smear campaigns. Iran's government is but one amongst a growing global list of rights abusing governments using technology to suppress their population. In this event, co-organized with Amnesty International Norway, we look at how technology is used to target women and human rights defenders and discuss what can be done to protect their rights. You will meet: Mahsa Alimardani, Senior Researcher, Article 19. Gerald Folkvord, Political Adviser, Amnesty Int. Norway Moderator: Samina Vabo Ansari, Founding Director, Social Sustainability & Tech A PART OF NOBEL PEACE TALKS The event is a part of the Nobel Peace Center's event series Nobel Peace Talks, with topics related to the Nobel Peace Prize 2023 to Narges Mohammadi.

We gathered young activists from Oslo and all over the world for a conversation on the power of youth activism. What are you willing to sacrifice for a cause you believe in? What sparks youth activism around the world? How can young voices reach even further? What does it take to engage youth in developed and privileged societies like Norway? Penelope Lea, Norwegian climate activist and UNICEF-ambassador since the age of 15, and Marianne Dahl, a researcher working on non-violent activism at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), will sit down with Shahed Zahaykeh who will discuss her experience of activism as a Palestinian living in Norway. The panel discussion is moderated by Asta Nuka Fruelund Gabriel. Shahed and Asta are students at UWC Red Cross Nordic, a school with 200 students from 90 different countries. The aim of UWC Red Cross Nordic is to use education as a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. A PART OF NOBEL PEACE TALKS The event is co-hosted by UWC Red Cross Nordic and part ofthe series Nobel Peace Talks, exploringtopicsrelated to the Nobel Peace Prize 2023 to Narges Mohammadi.

Activist and former minister, Kevin Annett, rejoins the program to discuss his deep research into the British royal family, the Vatican and the global cabal. His work exposing Indian residential schools blew open the tragic practice of ethnic cleansing, ritual abuse, and other horrific practices by the Vatican and the royal families. He has been nominated 3 times for the Nobel Peace prize and has written over a dozen books.You can learn more about Kevin Annett or link to his Sunday weekly radio program at http://murderbydecree.com/

Activist and former minister, Kevin Annett, rejoins the program to discuss his deep research into the British Royal family, the Vatican, and the global cabal. His work exposing Indian residential schools blew open the tragic practice of ethic cleansing, ritual abuse, and other horrific practices by the Vatican and the Royal families. He has been nominated 3 times for the Nobel Peace prize and has written over a dozen books. You can learn more about Kevin Annett or link to his Sunday weekly radio program at http://murderbydecree.com/ Links mentioned in the show: Regain control and remove parasites with Dr. Dean's parasite cleanse at https://bravetv.store/sarah Learn more how you can convert your IRA or buy precious metals by emailing info@MilesFranklin.com - tell them ‘Sarah sent me” and get the best service and prices in the country. Learn more about Leela's Quantum Tech at https://bit.ly/3iVOMsZ or at https://SarahWestall.com/shop Sign up for Marjory Wildcraft's FREE seminar at “SarahsBackyardFarm.com” Consider subscribing: Follow on Twitter @Sarah_Westall Follow on my Substack at SarahWestall.Substack.com   See Important Proven Solutions to Keep Your from getting sick even if you had the mRNA Shot - Dr. Nieusma MUSIC CREDITS: “In Epic World” by Valentina Gribanova, licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio     See on Bastyon | Bitchute | CloutHub | Odysee | Rumble | Youtube | Tube.Freedom.Buzz     Kevin Annett Biography Kevin Annett is a renowned global human rights campaigner, author and whistle blower who has led the movement to expose and prosecute child murder by church and state, in Canada and Europe. Kevin is the co-founder of The International Tribunal of Crimes of Church and State (www.itccs.org). He has been nominated three times (2013, 2014, 2015) for the Nobel Peace Prize. Do background reading into Kevin Annett and his decades long struggle to abolish genocide, child murder and tyranny at MurderByDecree.com and RepublicOfKanata.org Listen to his weekly blog show on bbsradio.com/herewestand every Sunday at 3 pm pacific, 6 pm eastern, 11 pm GMT        

Few alive can claim as much influence over the shape of the modern world as Henry Kissinger. The former US Secretary of State and Nobel Peace laureate is loved, loathed and listened to - for the decisions he took, the attitude he espoused and for his knowledge and analysis of world affairs. James Naughtie travelled to Kissinger's home to discuss six great leaders and the lessons they taught, as Kissinger reflects on his own role in creating the modern world.

Welcome to Gorilla Radio, recorded November 22nd, 2023 This assault being waged against human decency in Palestine is a test; a test to gauge how much atrocity we watching will countenance. What we've allowed befall others in Yugoslavia, and Afghanistan, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, Syria, Ukraine, and elsewhere has metastasized, becoming finally the full-blown horror of Gaza. And it's a horror that will, if we allow it continue over there, in due course return to be visited upon us as well. So, why is it allowed time and again? And, who profits this belittlement of humanity? Kathy Kelly is a long-time peace and justice activist, essayist, author, and recipient of numerous awards for her peace service, including multiple nominations for the Nobel Peace prize. Kathy's book titles include, ‘Prisoners on Purpose: a Peacemakers Guide to Jails and Prison,' and ‘Other Lands Have Dreams: from Baghdad to Pekin Prison.' These days she's serving as Board President at World BEYOND War, where among other things, she's been busy co-coordinating the November 2023 Merchants of Death War Crimes Tribunal. The Tribunal launched Sunday, November 12, with the first segment examining the wanton and repeated criminality of the destruction of Gaza. Kathy Kelly in the first half. And; for the last six weeks, millions have gathered in cities and towns across the World to express their collective outrage at what is happening right now in Palestine, and in an effort to pressure their respective governments to demand Israel stop its indefensible destruction of Gaza and its people. Victoria, British Columbia is no different, where every week since Israel's onslaught began citizens have come to the Legislative Buildings, seat of the provincial government, to raise their voices against the statuary and granite facades in hopes of moving their representatives. Soundscapes from the Palestine solidarity manifestations in the second half. But first, Kathy Kelly and trying the profiteers at 2023's Merchants of Death War Crimes Tribunal. Song: Nails in the Wall Artist: Speedy J. - Kait Gray From Grant Wakefield's, The Fire This Time, 2002. Photograph: Munition workers painting shells at the National Shell Filling Factory No.6, Chilwell, Nottinghamshire in 1917. This was one of the largest shell factories in the country, circa 1917. Photo by Horace Nicholls, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons. Photograph: https://www.instagram.com/khaledbeydoun/p/CzG4c2tATXn/   Chris Cook hosts Gorilla Radio, broad/webcasting since 1999. Check out the Archive at Gorilla-Radio.com, GRadio.Substack.com, and the GR blog at: https://gorillaradioblog.blogspot.com/

This week on Talk World Radio we're talking about making peace in place of the wars in Gaza and Ukraine. Mairead (Corrigan) Maguire is a Member of the Advisory Board of World BEYOND War. She is based in Northern Ireland. Mairead is a Nobel Peace Laureate and Co-founder of Peace People – Northern Ireland 1976. Mairead was born in 1944, into a family of eight children in West Belfast. At 14 she became a volunteer with a grass-roots lay organization and began in her free time to work in her local community. Mairead's volunteerism, gave her the opportunity to work with families, helping to set up the first centre for disabled children, day care and youth centres for training local youth in peaceful community service. When Internment was introduced by the British Government in 1971, Mairead and her companions visited Long Kesh Internment camp to visit prisoners and their families, who were suffering deeply from many forms of violence. Mairead, was the aunt of the three Maguire children who died, in August, 1976, as a result of being hit by an IRA getaway car after its driver was shot by a British soldier. Mairead (a pacifist) responded to the violence facing her family and community by organizing, together with Betty Williams and Ciaran McKeown, massive peace demonstrations appealing for an end to the bloodshed, and a nonviolent solution to the conflict. Together, the three co-founded the Peace People, a movement committed to building a just and nonviolent society in Northern Ireland. The Peace People organized each week, for six months, peace rallies throughout Ireland and the UK. These were attended by many thousands of people, and during this time there was a 70% decrease in the rate of violence. In 1976 Mairead, together with Betty Williams, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their actions to help bring about peace and put an end to the violence arising out of the ethnic/political conflict in their native Northern Ireland. Since receiving the Nobel Peace prize Mairead has continued to work to promote dialogue, peace and disarmament both in Northern Ireland and around the world. Mairead has visited many countries, including, USA, Russia, Palestine, North/South Korea, Afghanistan, Gaza, Iran, Syria, Congo, Iraq.

On this week's episode of the Escape Your Limits podcast, our guest is Ugo Amobi.  As Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Nano Genesis Labs, a 4-year-old bionanotechnology company, Ugo is one of the world's leading pioneers in this new and exciting science.  Working with his team of engineers and scientists, Ugo is investing in and developing the application of nanotechnology to affectively administrate natural carbon molecules with healing equalities to tackle some of the world's most prolific health inhibitors including inflammation, chronic pain, cancer, suppressed immunity and brain function impairment. In addition to his commercial, nanotechnology research and development company, Ugo is also investing in microgrids and energy creation technologies with the aim of electrifying the entire continent of Africa with its 1.2 billion citizens. This will substantially increase the living standard for everyone, creating jobs and business opportunities that cannot exist without a reliable and dependable supply of electricity. Today, Ugo talks about: The journey into space that made a groundbreaking discovery and inspired a Nobel Peace prize. How the discovery of carbon molecule C60 is changing the world.  Curing a hangover using nanotechnology. Tackling inflammatory diseases, chronic pain and ‘brain fog' through nanotechnology. Vaping for good: using the application to administer C60 and improve lung function. The huge pain management market. Natural pain management solutions: an alternative to opioid use. Using nanotechnology to speed up recovery and improve athletic performance. Applying nootropics to expand the mind. Producing energy from sand. To learn more about Nano Genesis Labs, click here ====================================================== Subscribe to our YouTube channel and turn on your notifications so you never miss a new video when it's published: https://www.youtube.com/user/EscapeFitness Shop gym equipment: https://escapefitness.com/shop View our full catalog:  https://escapefitness.com/support/catalog https://escapefitness.com/support/catalogue  ====================================================== Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Escapefitness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/escapefitness Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/escapefitness LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/escapefitness/

So many experts claim idealistic scenarios of balance & perfect equilibrium, but what if there was a way of being that was more dynamic, flexible and… FEMININE?  I have found that we can harness this more feminine way to create incredible, aligned success as an entrepreneur & leader.        Dr. Rachel Abrams has been my doctor for 10 years, and s, I am thrilled to share a way of being that prioritizes physical, mental, emotional, sexual, and spiritual health. Join us as we celebrate the fierce feminine paving the way for what's possible. Read the article HERE. Watch the full episode: Balance is Bullsh*it with Dr. Rachel Abrams  Key points in this episode:  05:40 Permit yourself to say “no” even to the things you love 07:07 Women and the earth 10:49 Rachel's SHEro's journey 14:50 The world is actually looking for you to be you 16:22 People are people, and how we're all “uneven” 17:48 Your worth is not equivalent to any number 19:55 Trust the divine Earth presence in our bodies 24:14 Saving the planet is not all on your shoulders Dr. Rachel Carlton Abrams graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford University, received her MD From UC San Francisco and a Master's Degree in Holistic Health From UC Berkeley. She is Board Certified in Family Medicine and Integrative Medicine. In 2008 she opened the award-winning Santa Cruz Integrative Medicine Clinic. Dr. Abrams treats many of the world's most influential people, from CEOs to billionaire entrepreneurs to Nobel Peace laureates, though her primary work is with her beloved community. She has been voted “Best Doctor” in Santa Cruz County from 2009 through 2022. Website: https://www.doctorrachel.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doctorrachelabrams/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doctorrachelabrams/ Dr. Rachel Carlton Abrams graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford University, received her MD From UC San Francisco and a Master's Degree in Holistic Health From UC Berkeley. She is Board Certified in Family Medicine and Integrative Medicine. In 2008 she opened the award-winning Santa Cruz Integrative Medicine Clinic. Dr. Abrams treats many of the world's most influential people, from CEOs to billionaire entrepreneurs to Nobel Peace laureates, though her primary work is with her beloved community. She has been voted “Best Doctor” in Santa Cruz County from 2009 through 2022.   Website: https://www.doctorrachel.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doctorrachelabrams/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doctorrachelabrams/   ———————————————————————————————— -- Subscribe to My Channel Here: https://www.youtube.com/@WomenRockingBusiness -- Sage Lavine is the founder & CEO of Women Rocking Business, a training company reaching over 400,000 women entrepreneurs around the world, and the #1 best-selling Hay House author of Women Rocking Business.  As a notable women's empowerment speaker and coach, Sage has delivered business-building training across global platforms, including the TedX stage, and inside her comprehensive programs that serve thousands of women entrepreneurs annually.  Sage believes in purpose-based business. She has fundraised over a million dollars for humanitarian projects, focusing on empowering girls and women in developing countries and promoting a healthy environment. She is also an active advocate for closing the gender pay gap. Find Sage here: Website: https://womenrockingbusiness.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/womenrockingbiz/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/854906531317035 Instagram: http://instagram.com/sagelavine   TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sagelavine  Blog: https://womenrockingbusiness.com/blog/ Watch my TedX Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjfnKO2ihr8&t=1s

This is a special episode of "Unlocking Your World of Creativity" with Mark, recorded in Oslo, Norway.Mark shares real-time updates during Oslo Innovation Week. He delves into the history and significance of the Nobel Peace Prize, which is set to be announced on October 6th. Mark takes you on a virtual tour of key sites related to the Nobel Prize, including the Nobel Peace Center, Oslo City Hall, the Parliament, and more. He discusses the unique process of selecting Nobel Peace Prize laureates and highlights the committee's efforts to rise above modern-day politics. Tune in for a firsthand account of the anticipation surrounding this prestigious award and its impact on global issues. Learn more about the Center at www.nobelpeacecenter.orgMark continues to explore the world of creativity, sharing insights and updates from Oslo. Stay tuned for more exciting content in the episodes to come.

Does anyone read magazines anymore? Magazines used to be a pretty big deal, and even though print is nearly dead in this digital world, TIME magazine continues to survive. Most notably it's annual "Person of the Year" issue.This week we take a look at the "Person" - sometimes multiple people, sometimes "things" - of each year of the 80's. From Ronald Reagan to Mikhail Gorbachev, the Cold War was a major factor in determining the winners of each year.Technology, climate change, Nobel Peace prize winners are all represented, but the leaders of the US & USSR dominated the decade. And do you remember the "syringe tide"?!Also, sorry in advance - my stupid cough is back - and I also share the sad tale of my depressed dog, and the potential demise of a woman named Linda (you'll have to hear the story for yourself).

Ever wondered why age 40 seems like a threshold for most men? Today's episode touches on this phenomenon as we journey into the mind of Todd Phillips, a mindset coach passionate about helping men in their 50s unlock their full potential. Todd's personal experiences, from grappling with memory issues at 40 to his steadfast dedication to making a global impact, are both inspiring and enlightening. His audacious mission of fundraising to bring water to the communities in Liberia, West Africa, floating on a raft, is a living testament to his five pillars of performance—clarity, energy, courage, productivity, and influence. Our conversation dives into the unique challenges encountered by men in the 40-60 age range, highlighting the importance of proactive maintenance of physical and mental health. Todd gives us a glimpse into how external motivation structures can help those who need a little extra push. Moreover, he brings forward the intricate connection between brain health and physical health. Offering insights from his five pillars of performance, Todd assures us that anyone, regardless of age or profession, can reach sustained high performance.  Also, we bring forth the idea of gamifying our lives to confront emotional baggage and face challenges with newfound courage. So, gear up for an intriguing conversation with Todd Phillips, where we dissect these compelling topics, and much more!Todd Phillips is the Founder and CEO of Mindset Mastery and SuperEasy.AI.  He helps busy business owners and entrepreneurs in their 50s master their mindset to achieve success as they define it. He shares his proven Rapid Brain Transformation Methodology, teaching them simple, ultra-powerful ‘brain upgrades' that can 5X their productivity so they can live life on their own terms.  Todd Phillips started a non-profit, The Last Well, in 2009 to reach an entire developing nation with clean water for the first time in history. He created a coalition of governmental agencies and non-profits in the nation of Liberia, and worked alongside a Nobel Peace prize winner, an Olympian, high-level CEOs, and two Liberian presidents, the US State Department, and the African Union to accomplish this historic mission.  Together they transformed the lives of over three million people.   Todd teaches that success hinges on five pillars: clarity, focused energy, the courage to chase goals, heightened productivity, and unparalleled influence. By mastering these, his clients have been able to crush it in their personal and professional lives. For more information, go to http://toddphillips.comTodd's Youtube Channell is: https://www.youtube.com/@TODDPHILLIPSVIDEOUse this link to get a 30 minute discovery call scheduled with Barton if you're interested in his 12 week coaching course. https://calendly.com/bartbryan/30minFor more information about Iron Neck products and to receive a 15% discount on your order, use this link -> https://bit.ly/46ZmUhKTo get the Free weekly workout PDF, just email Barton: Barton@bartonguybryan.comBarton on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bartonguybryan/Become a Patreon Sponsor of the podcast for extra cool stuff including a Free weekly workout program by clicking here - https://themindsetforge.supercast.com/v1?

The murder trial of Lucy Letby lasted 10 months and came to its conclusion this week, with the former nurse being sentenced to a whole life prison sentence. For journalists covering the trial, their work was complicated by strict reporting restrictions the judge had imposed from the outset. Also in the programme, a new Channel 4 documentary tells the story of the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta and its Nobel Peace prize winning editor Dmitry Muratov. Guests: Judith Moritz, North of England Correspondent, BBC News; Steve Ford, Editor, Nursing Times; Marc Waddington, Senior Editor, Cheshire Live; Patrick Forbes, Director, The Price of Truth; Kirill Martynov, Editor in Chief, Novaya Gazeta Europe Producer: Simon Richardson Presenter: Ros Atkins

First: With African heads of state gathered in Russia, we look at Putin's strengthening alliances and what it might mean for the war.  Plus: Ukraine continues to suffer the horrors of that war. We speak with those fighting for accountability: the Nobel Peace laureates.  Then: Walter Isaacson explores new rules which aim to prevent harm to workers.  And: As disco diva Grace Jones has a major moment at 75, we look back at Christiane's fascinating conversation with the living legend.  Finally: We bring you another musical treat as Nicola Benedetti, one of the most acclaimed violinists of her generation joins the show with her violin. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

In 1938, German scientist split the atom for the first time, and the nuclear age is born. The Nazis give the task of building the Atomic Bomb to Nobel Peace prize-winning nuclear physicist Werner Heisenberg. In response to the threat of Hitler with nuclear weapons, the United States government devises a plan to send someone after the German scientist to ascertain the validity of the intelligence recieved, and assassinate Werner Heisenberg if it is credible... The person they tab for this mission is, former MLB back-up catcher, Moe Berg. #MoeBerg #OSS #CIA #RaySchalk #FranklinDelanoRoosevelt #BrooklynRobins #ChicagoWhiteSox #ClevelandIndians #BostonRedSox #AdolphHitler #WashingtonSenators #BabeRuth #LouGehrig #JimmyFoxx #WernerHeisenberg

In 1938, German scientist split the atom for the first time, and the nuclear age is born. The Nazis give the task of building the Atomic Bomb to Nobel Peace prize-winning nuclear physicist Werner Heisenberg. In response to the threat of Hitler with nuclear weapons, the United States government devises a plan to send someone after the German scientist to ascertain the validity of the intelligence recieved, and assassinate Werner Heisenberg if it is credible... The person they tab for this mission is, former MLB back-up catcher, Moe Berg. #MoeBerg #OSS #CIA #RaySchalk #FranklinDelanoRoosevelt #BrooklynRobins #ChicagoWhiteSox #ClevelandIndians #BostonRedSox #AdolphHitler #WashingtonSenators #BabeRuth #LouGehrig #JimmyFoxx #WernerHeisenberg

This episode features Vedic Meditation teacher Thom Knoles, also known as Maharishi Vyasanand Saraswati. Thom learned meditation in the 1960s from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, a great Indian guru who brought meditation to the West in the 1950s. Thom spent the next 26 years with Maharishi, and was the first westerner to be inducted as a master. He then went on to teach in Australia, where he researched neuroscience and consciousness.  He received an honorary doctorate in 1978 and quickly became a sought-after public speaker and educator, consulting to more than 40 top corporations and federal and state governments. He then went on to help set up meditation schools in Sydney, Nepal, and the Philippines.  Today, Thom continues to teach Vedic Meditation worldwide. He's taught over 40,000 people to meditate including Fortune 500 corporate leaders, heads of state, and Nobel Peace prize laureates. In this conversion, Thom gives us many unique and powerful perspectives on subjects such as trauma, depression, identity, karma, and forgiveness. We think itʻs a truly enlightening conversation. We hope you enjoy. Thom's links: Website https://thomknoles.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thethomknoles/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thethomknoles YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpxz2U9y6ce6Si0-SjtNwUw Podcast URLS Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/254sEJYVMdKL5JaY0nskit Apple  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/from-trauma-to-triumph-with-wade-robson-and-james-safechuck/id1625756728 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/FromTraumaToTriumphPodcast/ Amazon/Audible https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/54f41991-cad8-42b5-bcda-fecfdedab159/from-trauma-to-triumph-with-wade-robson-and-james-safechuck Google Podcast https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy85OGFhMjhkMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Social: Wade Robson Instagram https://www.instagram.com/waderobsoncreations/ James Safechuck Instagram https://www.instagram.com/james.safechuck/

Package about Profile of the twice Nobel Peace Prize nominated Dr. Sima Samar. With constant media debate on talking to the Taliban, the head of the Independent Afghan Human Rights Commission claims that there can be no peace without justice. Produced by Ruth Owen. Afghanistan

In a special anniversary episode 25 years on from the agreement that brought peace to Northern Ireland, host Ailbhe Rea heads home to Belfast to retell the gripping story of how a historic compromise was reached.Former British PM Tony Blair and former Irish premier Bertie Ahern explain why — and how — they decided to pursue a peace deal when they both came to power in 1997, and recall key moments of drama from inside the negotiating room.David Kerr, right-hand man to the late David Trimble — the UUP leader who would go on to win the Nobel Peace prize for his role in the talks — describes the splits and crises within unionism at the time, while chief SDLP negotiator Mark Durkan, later to become deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, explains how his boss John Hume's thinking infused the entire peace process.Mitchel McLaughlin, spokesperson for Sinn Féin during the negotiations, describes the challenge his party's leadership faced in trying to take the entire republican movement with them. Jonathan Powell, chief of staff to Blair, explains what it was like to face Sinn Fein across the negotiating table. And Monica McWilliams, co-founder of the Northern Ireland Women's Coalition, shares her memories of those tense final days and hours inside Castle Buildings.Ailbhe also meets Cathy McCann and Betty Speers, two victims of an IRA bomb in 1990 — Cathy was severely injured and Betty's brother was killed — as they reflect on what the Good Friday Agreement means to them. And Ailbhe ends the episode with Sara Canning, the partner of the late journalist Lyra McKee, who was killed by dissident republicans on the 21st anniversary of the agreement, four years ago. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trying something new this year doesn't mean that you have to do something to try to get the Nobel Peace prize. Simple tweaks can make a big difference in your life for the better. Host Monique Harmon shares her tips. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/prettyniquey/support

SAY IT LOUD! | Hear a little about Dr. Martin Luther King's Nobel Peace prize with Nicholas! @BEOYouth #SayItLoudMLK

In this tribute to Thich Nhat Hanh. Jon Kabat-Zinn reads from Thay's book The Miracle Of Mindfulness and captures the essence of this great human being. "So just to say, Thich Nhat Hanh, the great Vietnamese Zen master poet peace activist, passed away not long ago at his monastery in Hue in Vietnam. Thay was a major source of horror and suffering, which I remember directly myself in the sixties during the Vietnam War. And so it left me feeling just the poignancy of, of Umthan no longer being here, having given so much to the planet over so many years. And you know, in, in his last year, Martin Luther King, who's who came in touch with Han when he was a young activist, you know, anti-war activist, actually nominated Ty as he was called for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1967. And there was no Nobel Peace, peace Prize awarded in 1967, but he would've been a wonderful person to do it because you had the Vietnam War raging." You can watch the video version of this episode here. Get your free resources here.   Connect with us: Facebook: https://bit.ly/FBpageWF Instagram: https://bit.ly/RealWisdomFeed WisdomFeed Website: https://bit.ly/WisdomFeedHome BetterListenWebsite: https://bit.ly/BetterListenWebsite Free Resources: https://bit.ly/FreeResourcesFromWisdomFeed   Click here to get your free wellness resources from WisdomFeed  Surfing The Tsunami Of Change - BetterListen WisdomFeed

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Back in 1970, a group of women from the Womens Liberation movement stormed the stage of the Miss World Competition in front of an audience of millions on Television.  When film maker Rebecca Frayn heard this story and found out that the evidence of the court case that put the patriarchy in the dock had been destroyed she spent a decade un-earthing the story to create a film with Keira Knightly as lead alongside Gugu Mbatha Raw that told the story in 2020. Before that she created a feature film of the story of Nobel Peace prize laureate, Aung San Suu Kyi and her exile in Burma under house arrest, missing the death of her husband and giving up the right to see her children or play a part ion their lives to serve her country. Rebecca began her career almost forty years ago and has also focussed on the stories of controversial but legendary German film director and photographer Leni Riefenstahl and  unravels the true extent of her involvement with the Nazi party, A profile of the celebrated American photographer Annie Leibovitz, plus successful screen-writer  and director, Nora Ephron who was trained by her mother from an early age to cannabalise her life for material. In todays episode, you will hear how Rebecca learned to speak up and get over her fear of public speaking and who inspired her to create and cover the stories of women globally. This is our first LIVE episode recorded at WOM Radio cafe  for WOM-AN,  a night of women storytellers, spoken word artists and poetic performances at the end of my very first Womens voice activation Retreat. We will unleash some of that LIVE material next week, but photos are on instagram: @theresetrebel. 

Will Buddhism improve your mental health? Dr Elli Weisbaum is a Toronto based mindfulness practitioner and teacher who attended her first retreat with scholar, Zen Master and Nobel Peace prize nominee Thich Nhat Hanh at the age of ten. Today, she takes us through the potential benefits (and limitations) of pursuing Buddhism for the sake of our mental health, the suprising misconceptions around around Buddhism and shares her story of spending time at the famous Plum Village.

This week, we talk about the Adipurush teaser, INC elections, the clash of the two Senas, Modiji making way for an ambulance and the reactions around the Nobel Peace prize.

When President Abiy Ahmed came to power in Ethiopia he was seen as a reformer who was heralding a new era of hope. In 2019 he was even awarded the Nobel Peace prize. But less than a year later he ordered a military offensive against regional forces in Tigray in the north of the country. He said he did so in response to an attack on a military base housing government troops there. It's a conflict that has been characterised by an almost constant media blackout in Tigray. In the absence of detailed reporting, rumour, denial and misinformation has been rife. But a few dedicated journalists have been working hard to get at the truth. Chloe Hadjimatheou hears from one of them as she tries to unpick fact from fiction in Ethiopia's information war. Produced and presented by Chloe Hadjimatheou Editor Penny Murphy Studio mix by Neil Churchill Production coordinators Iona Hammond and Gemma Ashman

Will Simone Biles win a Nobel Peace prize for quitting on Americans during the Olympic finals? Will Biden continue to snap at female reporters until they let him sniff their hair? Does the White House teaming up with Facebook on a censorship campaign against "misinformation" make anyone else feel like we're living in The Authoritarian Moment?Join this roundtable discussion featuring Ben Shapiro, Andrew Klavan, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens, and Daily Wire god-king Jeremy Boreing to find out!Get Ben Shapiro's' brand new book, The Authoritarian Moment: How the Left Weaponized America's Institutions Against Dissent. OUT NOW! Order your copy at: dailywire.com/benWe want YOU to join the Daily Wire gang on a future episode of Backstage! We're selecting one lucky winner (and a guest) to receive a FREE trip to Nashville to tour the Daily Wire studios, meet Ben Shapiro and the rest of the gang, and enjoy cigars and whiskey while watching Backstage live and in person. You may even get the chance to come on the air and ask your favorite Daily Wire host a question! Become a Daily Wire member today and use code BACKSTAGE at checkout to be automatically entered for a chance to win AND save 25% off your membership. Head over to dailywire.com/backstage to enter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will Simone Biles win a Nobel Peace prize for quitting on Americans during the Olympic finals? Will Biden continue to snap at female reporters until they let him sniff their hair? Does the White House teaming up with Facebook on a censorship campaign against "misinformation" make anyone else feel like we're living in The Authoritarian Moment?Join this roundtable discussion featuring Ben Shapiro, Andrew Klavan, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens, and Daily Wire god-king Jeremy Boreing to find out!Get Ben Shapiro's' brand new book, The Authoritarian Moment: How the Left Weaponized America's Institutions Against Dissent. OUT NOW! Order your copy at: dailywire.com/benWe want YOU to join the Daily Wire gang on a future episode of Backstage! We're selecting one lucky winner (and a guest) to receive a FREE trip to Nashville to tour the Daily Wire studios, meet Ben Shapiro and the rest of the gang, and enjoy cigars and whiskey while watching Backstage live and in person. You may even get the chance to come on the air and ask your favorite Daily Wire host a question! Become a Daily Wire member today and use code BACKSTAGE at checkout to be automatically entered for a chance to win AND save 25% off your membership. Head over to dailywire.com/backstage to enter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will Simone Biles win a Nobel Peace prize for quitting on Americans during the Olympic finals? Will Biden continue to snap at female reporters until they let him sniff their hair? Does the White House teaming up with Facebook on a censorship campaign against "misinformation" make anyone else feel like we're living in The Authoritarian Moment?Join this roundtable discussion featuring Ben Shapiro, Andrew Klavan, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens, and Daily Wire god-king Jeremy Boreing to find out!Get Ben Shapiro's' brand new book, The Authoritarian Moment: How the Left Weaponized America's Institutions Against Dissent. OUT NOW! Order your copy at: dailywire.com/benWe want YOU to join the Daily Wire gang on a future episode of Backstage! We're selecting one lucky winner (and a guest) to receive a FREE trip to Nashville to tour the Daily Wire studios, meet Ben Shapiro and the rest of the gang, and enjoy cigars and whiskey while watching Backstage live and in person. You may even get the chance to come on the air and ask your favorite Daily Wire host a question! Become a Daily Wire member today and use code BACKSTAGE at checkout to be automatically entered for a chance to win AND save 25% off your membership. Head over to dailywire.com/backstage to enter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will Simone Biles win a Nobel Peace prize for quitting on Americans during the Olympic finals? Will Biden continue to snap at female reporters until they let him sniff their hair? Does the White House teaming up with Facebook on a censorship campaign against "misinformation" make anyone else feel like we're living in The Authoritarian Moment?Join this roundtable discussion featuring Ben Shapiro, Andrew Klavan, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens, and Daily Wire god-king Jeremy Boreing to find out!Get Ben Shapiro's' brand new book, The Authoritarian Moment: How the Left Weaponized America's Institutions Against Dissent. OUT NOW! Order your copy at: dailywire.com/benWe want YOU to join the Daily Wire gang on a future episode of Backstage! We're selecting one lucky winner (and a guest) to receive a FREE trip to Nashville to tour the Daily Wire studios, meet Ben Shapiro and the rest of the gang, and enjoy cigars and whiskey while watching Backstage live and in person. You may even get the chance to come on the air and ask your favorite Daily Wire host a question! Become a Daily Wire member today and use code BACKSTAGE at checkout to be automatically entered for a chance to win AND save 25% off your membership. Head over to dailywire.com/backstage to enter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will Simone Biles win a Nobel Peace prize for quitting on Americans during the Olympic finals? Will Biden continue to snap at female reporters until they let him sniff their hair? Does the White House teaming up with Facebook on a censorship campaign against "misinformation" make anyone else feel like we're living in The Authoritarian Moment?Join this roundtable discussion featuring Ben Shapiro, Andrew Klavan, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens, and Daily Wire god-king Jeremy Boreing to find out!Get Ben Shapiro's' brand new book, The Authoritarian Moment: How the Left Weaponized America's Institutions Against Dissent. OUT NOW! Order your copy at: dailywire.com/benWe want YOU to join the Daily Wire gang on a future episode of Backstage! We're selecting one lucky winner (and a guest) to receive a FREE trip to Nashville to tour the Daily Wire studios, meet Ben Shapiro and the rest of the gang, and enjoy cigars and whiskey while watching Backstage live and in person. You may even get the chance to come on the air and ask your favorite Daily Wire host a question! Become a Daily Wire member today and use code BACKSTAGE at checkout to be automatically entered for a chance to win AND save 25% off your membership. Head over to dailywire.com/backstage to enter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices