Podcasts about schaad

Hörspieldrama über Datenklau· Der junge Lehrer Michael Gewa bekommt anhand seines digitalen Fußabdrucks ein Rating über seine Fähigkeiten im Job und sein Beziehungsleben. Was für ihn zum Albtraum wird, sieht seine Lebensgefährtin als Chance. Die veröffentlichten Daten drohen das Paar zu spalten. Die Grundidee zum Hörspiel verarbeitete Schaad an der HFF München zu ein Kurzfilm, für den er den Studentenoscar erhielt. // Mit Dimitrij Schaad u.a. / Komposition: Richard Ruzicka/Regie: Alex Schaad / BR 2021 // Aktuelle Hörspiel-Empfehlungen per Mail: www.hörspielpool.de/newsletter

If you love giant whitetails, this episode is for you! Ohio bowhunter Emily Schaad recently killed "The Freak," a 190-inch monster she'd been chasing for years. Schaad and Editor Christian Berg dive into the details of this hunt and dissect how it all came together on the buck of a lifetime!

Racial tensions began to escalate in York, Pennsylvania in 1963. Black citizens of York protested police violence and discrimination at City Hall. Their demands for a bi-racial police review board were turned down by the all-white city council. Citizens continued to protest over the next few years and complained of police brutality and the use of police dogs to curb protests. During this time, the city saw the rise of several notorious all-white gangs. By the mid-1960s, York had become deeply racially divided, and in 1968 a series of white-on-black crimes incited retaliation in the form of fire-bombings and street brawls. On July 17, 1969, with racial tensions at the boiling point, a black youth who burned himself playing with lighter fluid blamed a local white gang known as the Girarders. That would later be revealed as a lie, but not before the pent-up resentments of the black community turned violent. That same day, seventeen-year-old Taka Nii Sweeney was shot by an unseen gunman when York City Police Detective George Smith stopped him and his friends for violating the city's youth curfew. White and black gangs began fighting that afternoon. Eleven others were hurt when people in six blocks of the city reverted to rock-throwing, barricading and shooting from behind bushes and poles. Fighting lasted through the night and into the next day. Nine more people were injured, including Officer Henry C. Schaad. Schaad, a twenty-two-year-old rookie with eleven months on the force, was struck by a bullet believed to have been fired by a black rioter while riding in one of the police department's two armored trucks. White gangs around the city prepared for revenge. Schaad languished in the hospital for nearly two weeks before succumbing to his injuries. As Schaad lay dying, racial tension soared in the city. Fights broke out, buildings were set ablaze and police began barricading black neighborhoods. More than sixty people were injured, one hundred were arrested, and entire city blocks were burned. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/francisco-soto3/support

De afgelopen weken werd er naar aanleiding van de coronacrisis door steeds meer media en deskundigen een ongemakkelijke economische vraag gesteld: hoeveel is een mensenleven eigenlijk waard? En waar David en Arjan in deze podcast in eerste instantie het onderwerp ‘angst voor de dood’ willen aanhalen, verzanden ze in iets waar het gros van de relaties - wat voor aard dan ook - met deze crisis inmiddels mee te maken heeft gehad. Een groot meningsverschil. Want: in hoeverre kun je als niet-expert eigenlijk je mening uiten over dit soort zaken? Schaad je het publieke debat ermee of draagt het juist bij aan iets substantieels, waaronder ook je eigen persoonlijke ontwikkeling? Een podcast waar jij ongetwijfeld ook een mening over hebt. Tof als je luistert!

Emily Schaad joins us on the show this week to tell big buck stories! Learning what it takes to kill a big buck can change your mindset! Covered in this episode: Growing up in Ohio Working hard to kill mature bucks Put in the time Small properties  Infrared trail cam pics Unfortunate equipment failures  Flyer 10 story  https://www.instagram.com/schaademily/ Find WCB online: https://workingclassbowhunter.com/ CarbonTV Exclusive Video Podcast! https://www.facebook.com/WorkingClassBowhunter/ https://www.instagram.com/workingclassbowhunter/ https://twitter.com/WCBOWHUNTER  The WCB Podcast is presented by: HHA Sports HHA CODE: WCB15 Also brought to you by: Scent Crusher - Scent Off. Game On. North American Whitetail Championship CODE: WCB25 for entry! Victory Archery ThermaSeat Lone Wolf Custom Gear LWCG CODE: WCB ( for entire store) OR UNDERCOVER50 ($50 off Undercover Trail Camera) Elite Archery  Big Tine - Attract - Develop - Grow Can Cooker https://www.cancooker.com/venison-pot-roast/ Hunters Blend Coffee Use code: WORKINGCLASS for 10% Hunters Blend Coffee!

TSN Soccer Analyst & Voice of the Vancouver Whitecaps FC Peter Schaad believes this is the one game people will look at. Schaad says the CPL isn't going anywhere.

Owner of Schaad and Sons Custom Cabinetry, Ryan Schaad, explains how custom cabinets can improve the way you live in your home. From trends to function, in this episode of Above Grade we answers all of your cabinetry questions.