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Swans midfielder Errol Gulden has spoken for the first time since he fractured his ankle in Sydney's pre-season match against the Gold Coast. Speaking on the latest episode of "More than Footy" presented by Bing Lee, Gulden revealed the moment he knew he had hurt himself. In the full episode, Errol gives an insight into what rehab will look like going forward, discusses his stance on pre-season games, his love for International Rules and his advice for teammate Chad Warner. KEY TIMES(0:50) His first few weeks post-injury(1:49) His current rehabilitation program (2:10) The moment the injury happened(3.20) His stance on pre-season matches(4.44) On State of Origin and International Rules(6:11) Life outside of footy(9:57) Advice for Chad Warner(12:48) On the start to the season (15:40) Rapid fire favouritesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Could access to high-quality seeds be the secret ingredient to food security? And if so, what are the obstacles to getting there? On State of Seed, you'll learn how better seeds could feed more people and help us fight climate change. Host Laura Rosbrow-Telem talks to a range of experts at the centennial World Seed Congress, tackling some of the thorniest topics. What is the science behind seed innovation and what are the risks and benefits? How consolidated is the seed industry? And how can we increase seed access to those most in need? State of Seed is a four-part series from the International Seed Federation, with production services by FP Studios.

Antisemitism in this country has seen a resurgence few could have predicted just a few years ago. On State of Belief, host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush is conducting a series of conversations about the history, strategy, impact and manifestations of bigotry and conspiracy theories aimed at our Jewish neighbors. Even more, we’re exploring ways dedicated […] The post Confronting Antisemitism first appeared on State of Belief.

State of the Arts Episode 89 just published! On State of the Arts this week I am joined by Willy Wenwe Chen who was once my classmate at PMT Dance Studio where we studied the Argentine Tango under New York dance legend Brenda Neville. Always the creative, at an early age Willy went to Pre-College Julliard. He's a classically trained violinist who also became interested in dance. After attending NYU he was invited back to his alma mater to join the ballroom dance team where he ascended with his partner from Bronze to Open within several months. Some of their top-tier coaches included a future world champion and two future pro dancers from Dancing with the Stars. He also found romance on the NYU dance team when he met his beautiful future wife Kara Rose. They now have two graceful, creative children who are beginning to learn gymnastics. Showing himself to be exuberantly versatile, he was also an advanced hip hop, b-boy and break dancer. As the president of the Happy Arts and Science Center he made an impactful difference in the community. Having done so much for the Asian community and for artists, Willy is a pillar who deserves abundant gratitude and recognition. With a warm, appreciative welcome I greet my creative, positive, intelligent and genuine tango brother on my podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

There's something different about Texas. But how do you define it without resorting to cliches about cowboys and oilmen? At Texas Monthly, we think the answer is through stories — stories like the ones we've been telling for almost 50 years. On State of Mind, you'll hear those stories from our talented writers and from a wide array of other Texans. Each of them is a window into the experience of life here. Join us each week for a new story about life in the Lone Star State, from the Texas Monthly team behind “Boomtown,” “One by Willie,” and “Tom Brown's Body.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's something different about Texas. But how do you define it without resorting to cliches about cowboys and oilmen? At Texas Monthly, we think the answer is through stories — stories like the ones we've been telling for almost 50 years. On State of Mind, you'll hear those stories from our talented writers and from a wide array of other Texans. Each of them is a window into the experience of life here. Join us each week for a new story about life in the Lone Star State, from the Texas Monthly team behind “Boomtown,” “One by Willie,” and “Tom Brown's Body.”

There's something different about Texas. But how do you define it without resorting to cliches about cowboys and oilmen? At Texas Monthly, we think the answer is through stories — stories like the ones we've been telling for almost 50 years. On State of Mind, you'll hear those stories from our talented writers and from a wide array of other Texans. Each of them is a window into the experience of life here. Join us each week for a new story about life in the Lone Star State, from the Texas Monthly team behind “Boomtown,” “One by Willie,” and “Tom Brown's Body.”

There's something different about Texas. But how do you define it without resorting to cliches about cowboys and oilmen? At Texas Monthly, we think the answer is through stories — stories like the ones we've been telling for almost 50 years. On State of Mind, you'll hear those stories from our talented writers and from a wide array of other Texans. Each of them is a window into the experience of life here. Join us each week for a new story about life in the Lone Star State, from the Texas Monthly team behind “Boomtown,” “One by Willie,” and “Tom Brown's Body.”

On State of The Republic today is our former Goalkeeper and current GK for Maccabi Haifa in Israel, Josh Cohen! We talk about his time with Sacramento Republic, what it's been like playing in Israel, what it felt like to play vs Tottenham in the Europa League last year, and more! THANK YOU to everyone who takes the time out of their day to listen to our podcast episodes! We really appreciate it! Follow State of the Republic at: https://twitter.com/StateRepublic12 https://www.facebook.com/State-of-the-Republic-Podcast-113016373928592 https://www.instagram.com/StateRepublic12/ Watch Video Episodes (& Our Live Shows) & Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel At: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCDLzw1tOnEEtwlH0By7chg Intro/Outro Music: Crossing the Chasm by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3562-crossing-the-chasm License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Sounds: Sound from Zapsplat.com Support State of the Republic by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/state-of-the-republic Find out more at https://state-of-the-republic.pinecast.co

On State of the Castle this week, interviews with Daylen Weddle '17, Asst. Dir. of Fraternity and Sorority Life, and Dr. Emmitt Riley III, Asst. Professor of Africana Studies at DePauw. Broadcast 2-27-20.

On State of the Castle, an interview with Veronica Pejril, who works in Instructional Technology, teaches in the School of Music, and serves on the City Council for Greencastle. Also, an episode of the podcast "This is your 20's" with Elyse Haskell and Meredith Breda, broadcast 11-21-19.

On State of the Union, Jake Tapper talks to Sen. James Lankford about North Korea and the Russia investigation. Next, Jake sits down with Gov. John Kasich to discuss the Republican Party and midterm elections. Then, Jake talks to Stormy Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti about his case and Michael Cohen. Then our panel of David Urban, Patti Solis Doyle, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Amanda Carpenter discuss Kanye West and President Trump's midterm strategy. Finally, Jake gives a preview of his new political thriller, "The Hellfire Club."

On State of Resistance with Sally Kohn, each weekly episode will feature a frank conversation with a leader in the resistance. Inspiring, engaging...and fun.