Podcast appearances and mentions of Sam Berger

Deel 5 in de spannende Berger&Blom-serie! Na een koude winter in Zweden onthult het voorjaar het ene lijk na het andere. Sam Berger, Molly Blom en Deer vermoeden een verband tussen de doden. Uitgegeven door De Geus Spreker: Frank Rigter

No American would stand on a soap box and shout out how easy it is to deal with the federal government. A small office deep within the White House apparatus has been coaxing agencies to reduce what's officially known as administrative burden on citizens, things like difficult forms, procedures for getting on airplanes, obtaining a loan. The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) has a progress report on the year-old effort. To find out more, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin spoke with OIRA's associate administrator, Sam Berger. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

No American would stand on a soap box and shout out how easy it is to deal with the federal government. A small office deep within the White House apparatus has been coaxing agencies to reduce what's officially known as administrative burden on citizens, things like difficult forms, procedures for getting on airplanes, obtaining a loan. The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) has a progress report on the year-old effort. To find out more, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin spoke with OIRA's associate administrator, Sam Berger. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sam Berger of the Center for American Progress draws the parallels between Richard Nixon and Donald Trump, and asks us to take a lesson from how the nation recovered from Watergate. Karen Hobert Flynn, the President of Common Cause, explains why a national popular vote is a better way to pick the next president.  Sam Berger In the wake of Watergate, a wave of reforms were ushered in to repair a dysfunctional government and regain the public's  trust in its leaders. Sam Berger is a policy analyst who says that moment in history has much to offer in the modern day.   Karen Hobert Flynn Karen Hobert Flynn leads one of the nation's leading organizations dedicated to strengthening democracy. That's why she says it's time for the nation to change the way we elect our President.    Jim Hightower Where's the “Dignity of Work” When Work Kills Workers?   Corporate acolytes and right-wing moralists constantly preach to laboring stiffs about the uplifting dignity of work.   Of course, that's “dignity” as defined and controlled by corporate elites, not by workers, and the reward for it frequently includes on-the-job injuries… and death. Not that CEOs and well-heeled investors intend to sicken, maim, and kill thousands of laborers every year – but they certainly do put them in positions that assure such unhappy results.   Bill Press WH Documents: How it's Supposed to Work.   With all the talk over the last two weeks about the documents in the basement of Mar-a-Lago, Bill decided to talk to a man who oversaw presidential documents in the Obama White House. Greg Craig was Obama's White House Counsel. He knows the rules and he saw them followed completely. It's a tale of two presidencies. And it's not a pretty picture. For the country, or Donald Trump.   If you'd like to hear the entire episode, visit BillPressPods.com.

Sam Berger from Dirty Water TV joins the show to talk all things Celtics, their tough finals loss and the upcoming offseason. 

Sam Berger writes for Dirty Water Media and he joins the program to talk all things Celtics.

The U.S. system of government is commonly known as one of checks and balances. But a careful review of legislative efforts over the past century might need to revise that description to checks and balances and filibusters. In this episode of The Purple Principle, we look at that awkwardly named but often-debated tactic unique to the U.S. Senate, the filibuster. This rule currently allows any Senator to silently delay a vote on a piece of legislation until a supermajority of 60 Senators votes otherwise.   Our guests on Season 2, Episode 4 are two of the most informed writers on this topic: Adam Jentleston, former Deputy Chief of Staff to Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid and author of the recent book, Kill Switch (LiveRight Press, 2021); and Richard Arenberg, former Senior Staffer (to Democratic Senators Levin, Tsongas, and Mitchell) and author of the 2012 book, Defending the Filibuster (Indiana U. Press).  Jentleson describes the filibuster as the tool which grinds the government to a halt by presenting an impossibly high 60 vote threshold for major legislation. He cites the failure to pass a bipartisan bill on background checks after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre as one of many cases in point.  Arenburg agrees that polarization is afflicting the current U.S. Senate. But he argues that repealing the filibuster will only exacerbate, not ameliorate, that disease. He also suggests that progressives pushing for filibuster reform today do not fully appreciate what will happen when “the keys to the legislative bulldozer are stolen” and Democrats are no longer in the majority.    Both viewpoints have merit. Tune in to learn how we arrived at this moment where so much hinges on this thing called filibuster. And make up your own independent mind whether the filibuster has to go in favor of majority-backed legislation; must stay in favor of minority rights; or needs reform to create a better balance.    Original Music by Ryan Adair Rooney. Visit our website: fluentknowledge.com/shows/the-purple-principle/the-senate-filibuster Subscribe to our newsletter, The Purple Principle in Print Show Notes: Adam Jentleson (2021). Kill Switch: The Rise of the Modern Senate and the Crippling of American Democracy. Liveright Publishing Corporation.  Richard Arenberg & Robert Dove (2014). Defending the Filibuster, Revised and Updated Edition: The Soul of the Senate. Indiana University Press. Richard Arenberg: Watson Institute  Alex Tausanovitch and Sam Berger (12/5/19). "The Impact of the Filibuster on Federal Policymaking." Center for American Progress.  Carl Levin & Richard A. Arenberg (3/29/21). “Progressives Would Miss the Filibuster.” The Wall Street Journal.  Sarah Binder (4/22/10). "The History of the Filibuster." The Brookings Institute.  Anthony Madonna (2010). “Senate Rules and Procedure: Revisiting the Bank Bill of 1841 and the Development of Senate Obstruction.” University of Georgia. 

Homestead Records était un sous-label de Dutch East India Trading Dutch East India Trading a été crée en 1983 par Barry Tenenbaum Il a commencé adolescent, depuis sa chambre en important des disques des Beatles et d'autres artistes d'Angleterre qu'il revendait aux États-Unis. Petit à petit, il a mis en place un vaste réseau de distribution, qu'il appelé Dutch East India Trading. Lorsque la loi sur le droit d'auteur de 1976 a restreint sa capacité d'importer des artistes qui avaient déjà des labels américains, il a commencé à octroyer des licences pour les disques labels et il a créé Homestead Records à cette fin. Sam Berger, qui a travaillé pour Dutch East, est devenu le premier manager du nouveau label il a rapidement quitté Homestead en 1984 et il sera remplacé par Gerard Cosloy, le créateur du fanzine d'art underground Conflict. Gerard Cosloy dirigera un long moment label et marquera Homestead de son empreinte. Un label principalement consacré à la production de musique expérimentale et considéré comme un des principaux acteurs du lancement du noise rock. Par manque d'argent et aussi à cause de sa réputation sulfureuse le label a mis la clef sous la porte en 96 avec comme dernière sortie Cama de Terra d'Ivo Perelman. Même si Homestead Records était connu pour ne pas payer ses artistes et pour ne pas dépenser de l'argent sur la promotion, il fut un découvreur de talents de la musique alternative américaine en sortant notamment le premier album de Dinosaur Jr, les trois premiers albums de Sebadohet le deuxième album de Sonic Youth. Le label était aussi présent aux débuts de la scène de Seattle avec Green River et Screaming Trees et aussi sortis les disques des figures de proue du free-jazz new-yorkais avec David S. Ware et William Parker. Naked Raygun/Rat Patrol Volcano Suns/Balancing Act Uzi/Gabrielle Sonic Youth/I'm Insane Squirrel Bait/Sun God Beat Happening/Tales of Brave Aphrodite Bastro/Tobacco in the Sink Big Black/Kerosene Live Skull/5-D Bratmobile/Kiss And Ride (from Pottymouth) Seam/Sky City Honor Role/Absolve Merci à Guillaume (alias Jed Robin jedrobin.bandcamp.com) de nous accueillir dans son studio improvisé.

Der 4. Teil der Reihe um den Ex-Polizisten Sam Berger ist spannend und temporeich: Sam Berger legt sich mit der Russenmafia an. Er hat 74 Stunden Zeit, die ehemalige Zwangsprostituierte Nadja zu finden, bevor ihr der Kopf abgeschlagen wird. Hilfe bekommt Sam Berger im Verlauf der Handlung von Molly Blom, die zwischenzeitlich die gemeinsame Tochter … „2002: Arne Dahl – Vier durch vier“ weiterlesen

Ein spannender dritter Teil aus der Reihe um Sam Berger und Molly Blom. Sam Berger ist der meistgesuchte Mann Schwedens. Er steht in Verdacht, einen Mord begangen zu haben. Doch dann benötigt der schwedische Geheimdienst seinen Hilfe. Ein Ex-Geheimdienstmitarbeiter wurde als Verräter enttarnt und ist mit einem entführten Mädchen geflüchtet. Sam Berger soll die beiden … „1993: Arne Dahl – Fünf plus drei“ weiterlesen

Eftersom de självtillräckliga machomännens dagar är räknade, bestämde sig Jan Arnald aka Arne Dahl för att uppfinna just en sådan och sedan stegvis tvinga honom att ompröva allt. I nyutkomna romanen Friheten (fjärde delen i serien) hamnar privatdeckaren Sam Berger hos psykolog, men också i en livsfarlig kapplöpning med den ryska maffian. I podden pratar Jan Arnald också om det våld och blod som krävs för att gestalta vår mest omfattande brottslighet – penningtvätt. Till kaffet bjuds det fransk stridsskrift: Édouard Louis, Vem dödade min far. Programledare Lisa Tallroth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For only the third time in the nation’s history, the U.S. Senate began an impeachment trial of a sitting president—in this case, Donald John Trump. CAP Action’s Sam Berger joined Daniella and Ed to break down the proceedings of the trial’s opening days, which commenced without witnesses or documents from the Trump administration. Later, Daniella is joined by NARAL Pro-Choice America’s president, Ilyse Hogue, to talk about the anniversary of Roe v. Wade and protecting women’s reproductive rights.

The U.S. House of Representatives’ impeachment inquiry entered a new phase this week as the first set of Trump administration officials were called to testify in public hearings on Capitol Hill. Daniella and Ed are joined in the studio by their CAP Action colleague Sam Berger to break down testimony from acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs George Kent as well as the next steps in the impeachment inquiry.

Jason Harrow is joined this week by Sam Berger to talk about key topics on the democracy reform agenda. Sam is the Vice President of Democracy and Government Reform at Center for American Progress, a leading left-leaning think tank. The two go deep into the weeks of public financing of campaigns, gerrymandering, and HR 1 2.0—that is, the next version of this critical bill. You can now be a Patron of the podcast! Go to patreon.com/EqualCitizens to find out more. We appreciate any support you can give.

I speak with Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution and Sam Berger from the Center of American Progress to discuss how Congress has ceded matters of Foreign Policy to the executive branch.

Sam and Kyle kick off the show recapping the Bruins tough Stanley Cup Final loss along with some thoughts on the David Ortiz situation. Later, we're joined by CLNS Media & WEEI Celtics beat writer Josue Pavon to discuss the Celtics needs heading into draft night

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The premier of The Sam Berger Show! Sam and Kyle discuss the Bruins trade deadline acquisitions, if they have enough to beat Tampa in the East, and whether Tuukka can get them over the hump. Also, a little Patriots draft needs talk.

My man Sam Berger joins me to preview Super Bowl LIII and talk about how the Patriots got there. We also share some exciting news that will change sports podcasting forever! Tune in, have fun & go Pats

Indivisible’s Chad Bolt joins to co-host our first episode this year, filling Jeremy’s shoes on this week’s ICYMI; plus we break down everything you need to know about the shutdown with Sam Berger; and Talk Poverty’s Pat Garofalo joins to explain all things PAYGO.

Happy New Year! There’s a new House majority in town, and their first order of business is forging a deal to reopen the government. Pressuring President Donald Trump to let go of his so-called border wall to end the shutdown may prove difficult, but Sam Berger and Jesse Lee—both senior advisers at the Center for American Progress and former officials in the Obama White House—are here for our first episode of 2019 to walk us through how we got here, why this shutdown is different from others in the past, and whom this political ploy helps (and harms).

Sam Berger is back to talk about the Patriots and where they stand heading into the final few weeks of the season

All across the country, Republicans are working to undermine the will of the voters and/or steal elections. It's an indication where they realize that voters are against them, so they're doing the only thing they can... CHEAT. It's happening in NC, GA, WI and multiple other states around the country. How do Democrats fight back?Another depressing report on climate change shows that we are close to the brink of never being able to come back. Will anyone do anything?We talk to Sam Berger from Center for American Progress, Addy Baird from ThinkProgress and Asawin Suebsang from The Daily Beast.

Boston sports connoisseur Sam Berger (@SamDBerger) joins Kix to break down everything Boston sports. Sox World Series run, how much Tuukka STINKS & the state of the B's plus some Patriots predictions to wrap it up. Tune in & have fun with us!

Our Watergate moment, and how we can survive it. Plus, inside the movement to elect the president by a national popular vote.  And Bill Press on why organized labor matters now more than ever.   Sam Berger of the Center for American Progress draws the parallels between Richard Nixon and Donald Trump, and asks us to take a lesson from how the nation recovered from Watergate. Karen Hobert Flynn, the President of Common Cause, explains why a national popular vote is a better way to pick the next president. And Bill Press talks with Iron Workers general president Eric Dean.   Sam Berger In the wake of Watergate, a wave of reforms were ushered in to repair a dysfunctional government and regain the public’s  trust in its leaders. Sam Berger is a policy analyst who says that moment in history has much to offer in the modern day.   Karen Hobert Flynn Karen Hobert Flynn leads one of the nation’s leading organizations dedicated to strengthening democracy. That’s why she says it’s time for the nation to change the way we elect our President.   Eric Dean Bill Press talks with Eric Dean, president of the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers   Jim Hightower How to make Labor Day matter again

POTUS tweets that we are "locked and loaded" for war with North Korea. We discuss all possible outcomes with Tom Collina from the Ploughshares Fund and POLITICO's Bryan Bender. Plus, Trump is finding ways to make healthcare harder for Americans without passing legislation. CAP's Sam Berger explains how.

Bill Press is out so Ben Wikler (MoveOn) is filling in. He welcomes Sam Berger, Elena Hung, Michelle Morrison and Gregg Beratan to discuss Donald Trump's fundamental misunderstanding of health care policy, how the Obama White House would have worked to improve the ACA, the Little Lobbyists' fight for children with medically-complex needs and ADAPT's protests in support of Americans with disabilities during the health care debate - the full Friday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Bill Press is out so Igor Volsky is filling in. He welcomes Simone Pathe, Mark Glaze, and Sam Berger to discuss Mitch McConnell's attempts to re-write the GOP health care bill, the debate over who should lead the Democrats into 2020, gun control advocates' efforts to combat the NRA's lies, and the possibility of single-payer as the Democrats' official platform - the full Thursday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Bill Press welcomes Clare Foran, Alexander Bolton, & Sam Berger to discuss a devastating loss for Jon Ossoff in Georgia's special election, what we can learn from a Bernie-esque candidate in South Carolina, when we can expect to see the Senate GOP's health care bill, & what you can do to stop Trumpcare from being passed - the full Wednesday edition of the Bill Press Show!

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