Podcast appearances and mentions of paul light

Israel's Intelligence Failures and the Recriminations Soon to Come | The Religious Fanatic Who Stacked Our Judiciary Believes Catholics Are Under Threat From Barbarian Secularists | Chaos With No New Speaker as a Block of Republican Members Want to Vote For McCarthy backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

The Nihilism of Trump's Republican Party on Display in the House Today | A Twice in 100 Years Failure to Elect a Speaker With 9 Ballots in 1923 and 6 Failures So Far Today | Southwest Airlines Executives Blame the Weather for 5,000 Cancellations After Pocketing Billions of PPP Money For Themselves backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

The Results of Yesterday's Election Defy the Poll and Pundits and Shock the Republicans | An Update on the Races and Recriminations | We Can Expect Government Paralysis and the Trump/DeSantis War to Escalate While Questions About Biden Running Again Persist backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

Public polling shows a continuing decline in Americans' trust in government. There are obviously a lot of factors behind that – and a lot of noise in the data – but one indicator is the number of Americans who'd urge their kids to pursue a government career. It was 56% as recently as 2010. This year, it's down to 39%. Federal Drive Deputy Editor Jared Serbu talked about this with Paul Light , a nonresident senior fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution, and a professor of public service at NYU. For years, Light has tracked the data on what Americans want from government and how they feel about it.

The IC's Report of the Origins of the Pandemic and the PRC's Hysterical Propaganda Onslaught | Unprecedented Judicial Activism From the Supreme Court's Meddling in Foreign Policy | House Democratic Moderates Take a Stand That Looks More Like Grandstanding backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

In dieser Folge hören wir uns verschiedene Arten von tamilischer Musik an und sprechen über deren Hintergründe. Außerdem stellen wir euch ein paar tamilische Musiker_innen aus der Diaspora vor. Musik: 5.31 Minute Bombay Jayshree Valli Devasenapstie; 7.27 Minute Karthikai 27; 41.20 Minute Shan Vincent de Paul - One thousand Flowers; 41.44 Shan Vincent de Paul - Light; 42.15: Yanchan ft. SVDP - Dear Eelam; 42.25: Navz - 47 Naveeni; 42.52: Navz-47 - Pattasu; 43.09: Navz-47 -Mayura; 43.55: Dilukshan - 8; 44.14: Dilukshan - Irudhi; 44.31: Nirujan - Theeya; 44.45: Uyiril Uthiram; 45.10: Nirujay Kangal Redum Pesuthe; 45.21: Pritt - Identity; 45.49 Pritt - Tunnel Vision; 46.08: Pritt - Infactuatetd; 46.45 Agash - Arranmanai. Zum Nachlesen: Baskran, Theodore (2014): Music for the Masses. Film Songs of Tamil Nadu. In: Economic and political Weekly 26 (11/12), S. 755-758). Ramaswamy, Vijaya (1993): Women and Farm Work in tamil folk songs. In: Social Scientist, Vol21 No9/11, S. 113-129. Lakshmi Subramanian und Lakshmi Subramaniam (2004): Contesting the classical: The Tamil Isai Iyakkam and the Politcs of Custodianship. In: Asian Journal of Social Science Vol 32, No 1, S. 66-90. Pavel Hons: Tamil dalit art and Identity: What to Do with the drum? In: South Asian Research Vol 38(2), S. 140-155. Jindasa, Manoj 2016: Psychological and Philosophical readings of the Spectatorship of Bollywood and Indian Tamil Film in Sri Lanka. In: Journalism and Mass Communication 6 (4), S. 201-212 Dickey, Sara (1993): Cinema and the urban poor in South India. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. Eriyanto, Eriyanto und Tambunan, Anton Sujarwo (2018): Indie Music Counterculture towards Pop Music Domination (A Literature Review). In: Tambunan 2, S. 267-279. Current Obsession Mac: Film- Soorarai Potru Abby: Schwarzer Tee mit Hafermilch, Kardamom, Ingwer und einem Schuss Zitrone

Just how big is the Federal Government. If you count contractors and grantees, it ranges from nine million people to more than 11 million. Writing for the Brookings Institution, my next guest says the next president will have an opportunity to improve the balance of the blended workforce. Brookings nonresident senior fellow Paul Light joined the Federal Drive to discuss.

With Election Day on Nov 3rd, MPA candidates Rhea Almeida and Luisa Portugal speaks with Dr. Paul Light as he shares insight on presidential candidates' ability, or inability, to deliver on their campaign promises. In light of the recent COVID-19 Pandemic, Dr. Light also examines the need to rebuild the political infrastructure in America. He covers a variety of topics, including: rebuilding institutions, relying on evidence-based policymaking, and increasing bureaucratic accountability. Tune in as he shares his ideology on the core problem within America, which may be a surprise to many. Transcript [00:00] Welcome from Rhea Almeida and Luisa Portugal, [01:43] Professor Wagner begins his discussion on American governance. Lectured Courses at NYU: Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation by Design (3 credits) Introduction to Social Impact (4 credits)  

Trump's Phony Stunt to Break a Deadlock That He Created | The Ex-KGB Ukrainian Who Senators Johnson and Grassley Are Working With to Get Dirt on Biden | How the Jakarta Method of Exterminating Leftists Was Exported to Brazil and Chile. backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

In the next evolution of the Coronavirus Special Report, we are launching The Future Of, a podcast that reimagines how policies will change because of COVID-19. We will delve deeply into policies to provoke thought, vision and suggestions about what the future holds, featuring leading thinkers and doers in their disciplines on what to expect in a post-coronavirus world. We begin with government, and specifically oversight. Rep Carolyn B. Maloney, D-N.Y., and New York University professor Paul Light kick off this occasional series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The times ahead may be radically different than what most of us have experienced so far in our lives. This episode considers what kind of sacrifices will have to be made now and in the future. How can volunteers make a difference? What needs to be done to prevent a further fraying of the fabric of our national life? Guest: Professor Paul Light of New York University, who often writes about public service, and has testified before Congress.

Jeltrin, winner of the Davona Dale at 51-1 odds, prepares for the Kentucky Oaks. Plus, will the proposed Congressional bill to reform horse racing actually get done?

The 35-day partial government shutdown left 800,000 workers either on furlough or working without pay. It also affected nearly 10,000 companies who contract with the departments that were shutdown. Many people picked up other jobs during the closure, and others were moved from government contracts to working in the private sector. What we don’t know yet is whether these people will return to their jobs or whether there will be a mass exodus from the public sector, particularly as the president is warning another could happen as soon as next month. Host Dan Loney talks with Paul Light, a Professor of Public Service at New York University and Bill Resh, an Associate Professor at the University of Southern California’s Sol Price School of Public Policy, about the repercussions of the longest US government shutdown on Knowledge@Wharton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Descarga este episodio HACE 2 AÑOS ADVERTÍAN DEL PELIGRO. La explosión en un ducto de la petrolera estatal Pemex en México, mientras cientos de personas robaban combustible, dejó al menos 79 muertos y 81 heridos en la localidad de Tlahuelilpan, estado Hidalgo. EL OBSERVADOR MANIFESTACIÓN EN ATENAS. Una manifestación reunió en Atenas a decenas de miles de griegos para protestar contra el Acuerdo de Prespa que resuelve el histórico contencioso entre Grecia y Macedonia por el nombre de este segundo país, que pasaría a llamarse Macedonia del Norte. EL ECONOMISTA EMIRATOS ÁRABES Y ARABIA SAUDITA CREAN CRIPTOMONEDA. Los Emiratos Árabes Unidos y Arabia Saudita anunciaron la creación de una criptomoneda conjunta en el marco de la reunión del Comité Ejecutivo del Consejo de Coordinación Saudí-Emiratos en Abu Dabi, informó WAM. COINTELEGRAPH AMNISTÍA PARA MILITARES QUE ABANDONEN A MADURO. El presidente de la Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela (AN, Parlamento), Juan Guaidó, ofreció en una entrevista publicada este domingo en el diario brasileño Folha de Sao Paulo una amnistía para los militares que abandonen al mandatario Nicolás Maduro, y apostó por un proceso de transición similar al chileno. DW MURIÓ EL HOMBRE MÁS LONGEVO DEL MUNDO. A los 113 años, murió el hombre más viejo del mundo Masazo Nonaka, de origen japonés, nació en julio de 1905, pocos meses antes de que Albert Einstein publicara su teoría de la relatividad. CARACOL SIN SOLUCIÓN AL CIERRE DEL GOBIERNO EN EEUU. La suspensión de los servicios no esenciales del Gobierno de EEUU no solo afecta a la economía del país y a los 800.000 funcionarios federales que no reciben su salario, sino también al ciudadano común, dado que puede provocar un colapso del Gobierno, explica Paul Light en su artículo para The Washington Post. INFOBAE | EL PAIS NUEVO SAMSUNG TENDRÍA 12GB DE MEMORIA. El nuevo buque insignia de Samsung, Galaxy S10, está a tan solo unas semanas de presentarse, y es probable que lo haga con alguna variante especial con especificaciones bastante sorprendentes. HIPERTEXTUAL SPOTIFY PARA EL AUTO. La información llega desde The Financial Times: Spotify planea lanzar un reproductor de música para el coche, con controles de voz para el uso sin manos. WWWHATSNEW MANNY PAQUIAO RETÓ A MAYWEATHER. Manny Pacquiao retó este 19 de enero al invicto campeón del mundo, el estadounidense Floyd Mayweather, a enfrentarse a él en un combate. En caso de que el norteamericano acepte, Mayweather y Pacquiao podrían ganar 500 millones de dólares en un eventual combate de revancha. CLARIN EL AÑO DE SUPERHÉROES Y VILLANOS. Con un total de 11 filmes de este tipo, 2019 ya se ha coronado como el año con más películas de superhéroes. EL MUNDO DESCUBREN TESORO DE LOS ROMANOV. Especialistas de la Universidad Nacional de Uzbekistán han descubierto un tesoro valorado en más de un millón de dólares en una habitación secreta bajo el sótano de un edificio del siglo XIX en Taskent, la capital uzbeka. RT Facebook Google+ Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp

Kathleen Gaffney, Co-Director of Diversified Fixed Income at Eaton Vance, on China offering a path to close the trade gap and impact to markets.  Paul Light, Professor of Public Service at New York University, on the shutdown has putting a spotlight on the growth of contracted government employees, as the number of full-time employees has stagnated. Brendan Brown, Senior Fellow at The Hudson Institute, on why a“no deal Brexit” is the most likely-and best-outcome for freedom and prosperity in the UK and Europe. Kevin Tynan, Senior Autos Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, on Tesla cutting 7% of its staff and warning of a difficult road ahead. Hosted by Abramowicz and Paul Sweeney.

We'll hear excerpts from the Oscar-nominated movie Gasland, including stories from residents who say their drinking water catches on fire—one of the toxic affects of hydraulic-fracking a natural gas drilling method that uses hundreds of chemicals.  While the BP oil spill has increased calls to use natural gas as a so-called ‘clean energy' alternative, activists are sounding the alarm bell about this controversial technique.Special Thanks to Josh Fox, the producer of “Gasland”, and to Alton Byrd and Rachel Zurer for helping to produce this show. Featuring: Walter Hang, Toxics Targeting President; Josh Fox, “Gasland” movie producer; Weston Wilson, EPA employee not speaking on behalf of the EPA; Oil and Gas industry Executives; Pat Farnelli, Norma Fiorintino, Ron & Jean Carter, Dimock, PA residents; Dr. Theo Colborn, Endocrine Disruption Exchange President; Paul Light, Grand Valley Citizen's Alliance President; Rachel Waldholz, High Country News Correspondent; Maurice Hinchey, New York State Representative, 22nd District; Wes Gillingham, Catskill Mountainkeeper Program Director; Mark Ruffalo, actor and upper Delaware river resident, Lee Fuller, Energy in Depth President Music “Come Clean” by Jeru the Damaja   For More Information:   Gasland: the Movie http://gaslandthemovie.com/   Toxics Targeting http://www.toxicstargeting.com/   Catskill Mountainkeeper http://www.catskillmountainkeeper.org/   Battlement Concerned Citizens-a Committee of Grand Valley Citizens Alliance http://www.wccongress.org/gvca.htm   The post Making Contact – No ‘Fracking' Way: The Perils of Natural Gas Drilling (ENCORE) appeared first on KPFA.

We'll hear excerpts from the movie Gasland, including stories from residents who say their drinking water catches on fire—one of the toxic affects of hydraulic-fracking a natural gas drilling method that uses hundreds of chemicals.  While the BP oil spill has increased calls to use natural gas as a so-called ‘clean energy' alternative, activists are sounding the alarm bell about this controversial technique.  Special Thanks to Josh Fox, the producer of “Gasland”, and to Alton Byrd and Rachel Zurer for helping to produce this show. Featuring:  Walter Hang, Toxics Targeting President; Josh Fox, “Gasland” movie producer; Weston Wilson, EPA employee not speaking on behalf of the EPA; Oil and Gas industry Executives; Pat Farnelli, Norma Fiorintino, Ron & Jean Carter, Dimock, PA residents; Dr. Theo Colborn, Endocrine Disruption Exchange President; Paul Light, Grand Valley Citizen's Alliance President; Rachel Waldholz, High Country News Correspondent; Maurice Hinchey, New York State Representative, 22nd District; Wes Gillingham, Catskill Mountainkeeper Program Director;  Executive Producer: Tena RubioProducer/Host: Andrew StelzerProducer/Online Editor: Pauline BartoloneExecutive Director: Lisa RudmanAssociate Director: Khanh Pham For More Information:   Gasland: the Moviehttp://gaslandthemovie.com/ Toxics Targetinghttp://www.toxicstargeting.com/ Catskill Mountainkeeper http://www.catskillmountainkeeper.org/ Battlement Concerned Citizens-a Committee of Grand Valley Citizens Alliancehttp://www.wccongress.org/gvca.htm  Debunking Gaslandhttp://www.energyindepth.org/2010/06/debunking-gasland/   The post Making Contact – No ‘Fracking' Way: The Perils of Natural Gas Drilling appeared first on KPFA.