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Join Luke for all Aston Villa related transfer news, Fabrizio Romano exclusive - Zion Suzuki is among three goalkeepers on Aston Villa's shortlist this summer if emiliano Martinez leaves the club. #zionsuzuki #avfc #astonvilla

Hour 4 of the Marc Cox Morning Show went out swinging with the most entertaining and informative hour of conservative radio you'll hear all week. The Short List opened with Carmelo Anthony's family cashing a $650,000 GoFundMe check while he heads to prison, Amendment 5's rigged ballot language, and Jasmine Crockett making a fool of herself one last time before she fades into lame duck obscurity. Then Jimmy Failla brought the house down with his surgical takedown of Maine's Nazi Democrat, California's miracle mail-in ballot lady, and the media's breathtaking double standard on tattoos. Taylor Riggs delivered a sobering dose of financial reality — inflation at a three-year high, the Fed boxed into a corner, and Social Security heading for a 2032 cliff that Washington refuses to talk about honestly. And Neil Westfall closed the hour with something worth actually looking forward to — 400-plus rare European cars, free admission, and a charity that serves kids and adults with developmental disabilities this Sunday in Chesterfield. The Marc Cox Morning Show — four hours of truth, four hours of fight, and we'll be right back here Thursday at 5AM. HOUR HASHTAGS: #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour4 #JimmyFailla #TaylorRiggs #NeilWestfall #Inflation #SocialSecurity #ElectionIntegrity #CaliforniaElection #CameloAnthony #StLouisEuropeanAutoShow #ConservativeRadio #AmericaFirst #MAGA #PatriotRadio #MorningRadio #WakeUpAmerica #MissouriConservative #TruthMatters #FoxNews HOUR 4 GUEST LIST: Jimmy Failla — Host, Fox Across America Taylor Riggs — Fox Business Correspondent Neil Westfall — Organizer, St. Louis European Auto Show

What type of AEC marketer are you? Are you the Eagle Eye, catching every compliance detail? The Octopus, juggling a dozen priorities at once? The Cheerleader, keeping your team motivated? Or maybe the MacGyver; the marketer who always finds a way to save the day?!In this special episode of The Shortlist, the entire Middle of Six team jumps on the podcast to discuss "The Marketers"—MO6's wildcard personalities that celebrate the strengths and superpowers that make AEC marketers so unique and invaluable. Through personal stories, shared experiences, and plenty of laughter, the team spills the tea on how these traits show up in their daily work and how to leverage these strengths without getting pigeonholed into certain roles.Listen in, see which character sounds most like you, and take the quiz at middleofsix.com/wildcards.

This year's shortlist for the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults is out - and what better way to find out what kids like than ask the kids themselves? 

0:00 - The deal's not done, but the Chicago Bears are most likely headed to Hammond, Indiana. Who cares if it's just up the road from Chicago? It's a different state! Chicago screwed this up, and Illinois screwed it up. Ya done goofed. It makes Vic appreciate Denver's sports scene a little more. All 4 of our major sports teams play in the same part of the same city. That's pretty cool. 17:09 - Karl-Anthony Towns has completely revived his career in NYC. The Knicks version of KAT is way better than the Timberwolves version of KAT. What did the Knickerbockers do to get the most out of him?32:42 - Dylan Larkin has supposedly narrowed down his list of preferred destinations, and it doesn't include the Colorado Avalanche. Should the Avs still pursue him? Do they need his services?Also, early reports out of Broncos camp - everyone's raving about Jaylen Waddle. He's impressing both Sean Payton and his teammates. Brett thinks it comes down to one thing: SPEED. Waddle is fast. When was the last time the Broncos has a pure speedster catching the football?

Will Forest let Morgan Gibbs-White leave this summer to Arsenal or Aston Villa?

Ed and Amanda reveal the wildcards, shortlist and WINNER of the April 2026 Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction. Listen to find out which team emerged victorious, and which author takes home the AU$1,500 first prize and coveted Not Quite Write Prize trophy. Read the shortlisted and winning stories on our website: https://notquitewritepodcast.com/results-of-the-april-2026-not-quite-write-prize-for-flash-fiction/ Learn about the anthology https://notquitewritepodcast.com/anthology Connect with us at https://notquitewritepodcast.com Register for the next Not Quite Write Prize at https://notquitewriteprize.com

With Ibrahima Konaté's move to Real Madrid confirmed, Liverpool face a huge decision in defence.In this episode, we discuss 10 centre-backs who could potentially replace the Frenchman, including Nico Schlotterbeck, Illia Zabarnyi and Marcos Senesi.Who is the best fit for Liverpool? Should the Reds spend big on an established star, invest in a younger option, or look within the current squad for a solution?

Der Sudan steht trotz der andauernden humanitären Krise wenig im Fokus. Nun ist ein Roman erschienen, der all die schweren politischen Themen greifbar macht und dabei mit solch überbordender Erzähllust gefüllt ist, dass er beinahe platzt wie eine reife Frucht: Die Rede ist von „Eddos goldenes Lächeln“ von Stella Gaitano. Es ist ihr Debütroman, den sie 2018 im arabischen Original veröffentlichte. Die deutsche Übersetzung ist jetzt erschienen und landete prompt auf der Shortlist des Internationalen Literaturpreises. Stella Gaitano zeichnet in „Edos goldenes Lächeln“ ein eindrückliches Bild zweier Frauen zwischen Kriegen und Frieden, zwischen Stadt und Land, Mutterschaft und Tod. Die eine ist Eddo, die in ihrem Leben viel zu oft gegen den Tod ankämpft, denn zehn ihrer Kinder sterben auf unerklärliche Weise - noch bevor sie das erste Lebensjahr erreichen. Irinu, auch Lucy genannt, ist ihre einzige überlebende Tochter und mit außergewöhnlicher Fruchtbarkeit gesegnet… Andrea Geißler spricht in der Sendung mit Autorin Stella Gaitano und Übersetzerin Larissa Bender. Eine Chronologie der Ereignisse im Sudan liefert ARD-Korrespondentin Anna Osius.

Am 11. Juni 2026 beginnt die Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft der Männer in den USA, Mexiko und Kanada – und wieder werden wohl über eine Milliarde Menschen die Spiele verfolgen, schlicht weil sie Fußball lieben. Doch wie jedes sportliche Großereignis hat auch diese WM eine politische und wirtschaftliche Dimension: Staaten nutzen die internationale Bühne zur Selbstdarstellung, Konzerne nutzen sie zur Gewinnmaximierung. In dieser Folge spricht Pauline Jäckels mit der Sportjournalistin Alina Schwermer über Sportswashing – und über die politischen Hintergründe der diesjährigen WM. Gemeinsam fragen sie: Welche Interessen bestimmen die Sportwelt? Wie instrumentalisieren Staaten Großereignisse für ihre eigene Propaganda? Und warum trifft der Vorwurf des Sportswashing eigentlich immer nur bestimmte Länder? Außerdem: Bringt ein persönlicher WM-Boykott überhaupt etwas – und wie sehen linke und sozialistische Perspektiven auf Sportpolitik aus? Alina Schwermer hat Journalismus und Geschichte in Dortmund, Bochum und Sankt Petersburg studiert. Seit 2015 schreibt sie über die politischen und gesellschaftlichen Dimensionen des Sports. Zuletzt erschien von ihr „Futopia – Ideen für eine bessere Fußballwelt" (2022), das auf der Shortlist zum Fußballbuch des Jahres stand. Schreibt uns an weltunordnung@rosalux.org

2018 als kleines Start-up in Mannheim gestartet, gilt Osapiens heute als einer der spannendsten B2B-SaaS-Anbieter Europas. Das Unternehmen hilft Konzernen wie Metro, Otto, Edeka oder dm dabei, regulatorische Anforderungen – von der CSRD über das Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz bis zur EU-Entwaldungsverordnung – rechtssicher zu erfüllen. Nach einer Series-C-Runde über 100 Millionen US-Dollar Anfang 2026 hat Osapiens den Unicorn-Status erreicht.Diesen Wachstumsprozess begleitet CFO Lucas Ziegler sowohl strategisch als auch operativ mit. Seit 2025 als CFO an Bord, hat er das Finance-Team von drei auf mehr als 20 Personen skaliert, die entscheidende Series C begleitet und gleichzeitig die internationale Expansion finanzierungsseitig abgesichert. In dieser Folge spricht er offen darüber, was das wirklich bedeutet – für Strukturen, Prozesse und den eigenen Kopf.Das erwartet Sie in der Podcast-Folge:• Warum der CFO heute Unternehmer und Go-to-Market-Copilot sein muss. • Wie man sich auf eine 100-Millionen-Dollar-Finanzierungsrunde vorbereitet. • Internationalisierung: Worauf es finance-seitig von Anfang an ankommt.• Teamaufbau: Wer zuerst kommt – und warum Konzernprofile oft scheitern.• Welche fünf KPIs im Scale-Up wirklich zählen.• Welche drei Fähigkeiten Finance-Talente entwickeln sollten, um später CFO in einem Scale-up zu werden.Die GesprächsteilnehmerHost: Esra LaubachGast: Lucas Ziegler (CFO Osapiens)Mit diesem Code können Sie sich oder Ihren Mitarbeitenden ein kostenloses Ticket für das Future FINANCE Festival 2026 sichern: FFF26PHier geht's zur Anmeldung: Teilnehmer | Anmeldeformular - Anmeldung zum Future FINANCE Festival am 11. Juni 2026 in Köln

Dan Bardell is with French football expert Jonathan Johnson to talk about Aston Villa's potential transfer activity in France and to touch on the UEFA Super Cup final with PSG. Today's video is brought to you by Oxford Natural — Optimum Day & Night. Visit https://oxfordnatural.com/1874 to find out more and get 70% off your subscription.

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De Prix Inter ass e bëssen en Ovni an der Landschaft vun de sëllege Literaturpräisser, déi et a Frankräich gëtt, eleng, well en net am Hierscht, mee am spéide Fréijoer vergi gëtt an domat eeben net just Bicher vun der Rentrée littéraire op der Shortlëscht huet. Gegrënnt vu France Inter huet de Präis ee wiesselende Jury, deen dëst Joer vum Laurent Mauviginier, Gewënner vum Prix Goncourt 2025, presidéiert gëtt. De Jury selwer besteet aus 24 Auditeuren an Auditricë vu France Inter. Zanter dem Mëttwoch stellt de Jeff Schinker déi zéng Bicher vun der Shortlist vir, dat, éiert de Gewënner um nächste Méindeg bekannt gëtt. Hei stinn déi lescht dräi Romaner um Programm.

De Prix Inter ass e bëssen en Ovni an der Landschaft vun de sëllege Literaturpräisser, déi et am Frankräich gëtt, eleng, well en net am Hierscht, ma am spéide Fréijoer vergi gëtt an domat eben net just Bicher vun der Rentrée littéraire op der Shortlëscht huet. Gegrënnt vu France Inter huet de Präis ee wiesselnde Jury, deen dëst Joer vum Laurent Mauviginier, Gewënner vum Prix Goncourt 2025, presidéiert gëtt. De Jury selwer besteet aus 24 Auditeuren oder Auditrice vu France Inter. An den nächsten dräi Deeg stellt de Jeff Schinker déi zéng Bicher vun der Shortlist vir, dat, éiert de Gewënner um nächste Méindeg bekannt gëtt.

Have you ever wondered what it's actually like to work with Middle of Six? In this episode of The Shortlist, Principals Wendy Simmons and Melissa Richey answer one of the most common questions they hear from AEC firms: “How does this even work?”From the first meet-and-greet conversation to onboarding, discovery sessions, project check-ins, and final deliverables, Wendy and Melissa walk through how MO6 plugs into teams to provide strategic marketing and business development support. And in classic MO6 style, they're transparent about the challenges many firms face before bringing on extra support, including back-to-back deadlines, budget constraints, team personalities, and even the fear of letting an outside consultant see behind-the-scenes.Leave those worries behind and hear first-hand how bringing on an outside perspective can add tremendous value to your in-house team.

De Prix Inter ass e bëssen en Ovni an der Landschaft vun de sëllege Literaturpräisser, déi et am Frankräich gëtt, eleng, well en net am Hierscht, ma am spéide Fréijoer vergi gëtt an domat eben net just Bicher vun der Rentrée littéraire op der Shortlëscht huet. Gegrënnt vu France Inter huet de Präis ee wiesselnde Jury, deen dëst Joer vum Laurent Mauviginier, Gewënner vum Prix Goncourt 2025, presidéiert gëtt. De Jury selwer besteet aus 24 Auditeuren oder Auditrice vu France Inter. An den nächsten dräi Deeg stellt de Jeff Schinker déi zéng Bicher vun der Shortlist vir, dat, éiert de Gewënner um nächste Méindeg bekannt gëtt.

Hour 1 opens with Mark Cox returning from a bourbon barrel pick trip to Missouri's Ben Holladay Distillery before quickly pivoting into a heated breakdown of Missouri's looming ballot fight over Amendment 3 and initiative petition reform, warning about outside money, abortion politics, and constitutional changes driven by billionaire-backed campaigns. The hour's Shortlist segment tackles Trump joking about Cuba becoming the “51st state,” Byron Donalds blaming Iran for gas prices, Bill Maher struggling to book Democrats, and a sharp conservative backlash against Candace Owens after her Hunter Biden interview. Kim on a Whim centers on a Colorado middle school student allegedly blocked from reading a pro-life poem in class, sparking a larger conversation about public school political bias, private school migration during COVID, censorship, and classroom double standards. The hour closes with discussion surrounding NASCAR star Kyle Busch, reflections on mortality after his final public comments, and Mark's firsthand reaction to a discrimination lawsuit targeting Edward Jones over compensation practices. Guests: None Hashtags: #CandaceOwens #HunterBiden #Amendment3 #MissouriPolitics #ProLife #ColoradoSchools #KimOnaWhim #ByronDonalds #BillMaher #KyleBusch #EdwardJones #MarkCoxMorningShow

Im Sudan herrscht Bürgerkrieg - und das schon seit drei Jahren. Die Vereinten Nationen sprechen von der größten humanitären Krise der Welt. Und doch fehlen uns hier in Europa Geschichten von den Menschen im Sudan. Die in Khartum aufgewachsene Schriftstellerin Stella Gaitano mit südsudanesischen Wurzeln ist vor vier Jahren mithilfe des Writers-in-Exile-Programms des PEN Berlin nach Deutschland geflohen und hat Geschichten aus dem Sudan und dem Südsudan mitgebracht. In Form eines Romans: „Eddos goldenes Lächeln“ heißt der frisch von Larissa Bender übersetzte Roman, der auch auf der Shortlist des Internationalen Literaturpreises steht. Sarah Murrenhoff erzählt uns von ihrer Lektüre.

Chris is here with all the latest news around Liverpool football club including news around four potential winger targets, some mad CL qualification stuff, a bit on Federico Chiesa and of course Mo Salah who plays his final game for Liverpool at the weekend (feels a bit too real doesn't it). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hour 1 opens with Marc and the crew returning to the newly renovated studio before reflecting on a stormy graduation weekend and previewing major upcoming interviews with FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey and Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hannaway. The conversation quickly shifts into outrage over reports that some Missouri county election officials may refuse to honor the state's newly approved 7-1 congressional map ahead of the August primaries, with Marc warning of legal consequences if local officials attempt to ignore Supreme Court-approved district lines. The hour also covers the developing California church and school shooting involving two teenagers accused of stealing firearms, possible extremist motivations, and reports that an armed citizen may have helped stop the attack before even more people were killed. The Shortlist segment tackles Trump-backed efforts to unseat Congressman Thomas Massie, overnight violence near Keener Plaza in downtown St. Louis, Stacey Abrams warning Democrats about major election losses, and CNN drawing criticism for airing footage from Tehran showing Iranian civilians and children being trained with rifles amid anti-American propaganda messaging. Marc then unloads on Missouri's skyrocketing property tax assessments, accusing local governments and state officials of manipulating valuations to squeeze homeowners while lawmakers failed to pass meaningful relief measures. During “Kim on a Whim,” Kim and Marc hammer COVID-era prison release policies after reports showed inmates released during the pandemic were later charged with violent crimes including murder, while also criticizing media fear campaigns surrounding Ebola and hantavirus coverage and arguing that progressive criminal justice policies continue to weaken public safety. The hour closes with a discussion about the collapse of neighborhood interaction in America, as new survey data shows fewer Americans regularly speak with their neighbors due to social media, changing lifestyles, and growing social isolation. Hashtags: #CaliforniaShooting #ChurchShooting #PropertyTaxes #MissouriPolitics #COVID #PrisonReleases #AndrewBailey #CatherineHannaway #ThomasMassie #Trump #StLouisCrime #CNN #Iran #Hantavirus #Ebola #Crime #Recidivism #Neighborhoods #CommunityCollapse #ElectionMaps

Proposal deadlines have a way of testing even the most seasoned AEC marketers. No matter how carefully a pursuit is planned, you never know when you'll have to defuse a ticking time bomb, minutes before the deadline. In this episode of The Shortlist, Wendy Simmons is joined by designers Becky Ellison and Lauren Jane Peterson to discuss the “MacGyver moments” that happen when proposal teams are racing against the clock.From InDesign crashes and corrupt exports to oversized PDFs, emergency printer fixes, and hand-assembled printed proposals, Becky and Lauren Jane share stories from the trenches along with practical troubleshooting tips that can save a submission in the final hour. They also explore strategies for making impossible amounts of content fit on the page, compressing files under strict upload limits, and knowing when to make a sacrifice to the "proposal gods" rather than missing the deadline entirely.If you're a proposal manager, designer, or marketer who's ever submitted with seconds to spare, this episode offers equal parts practical advice, camaraderie, and comic relief for surviving the chaos of pursuit work.CPSM CEU Credits: 0.5 | Domain: 4

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Johnny Mac's Daily Comedy News covers Cultured magazine's Cultured 100 profile of SNL's Marcello Hernandez, including his reflections with interviewer Jamie Foxx on anxiety after filming his Netflix special  and Hernandez's influences (Eddie Murphy, Jerry Seinfeld, Richard Pryor). The episode discusses a New York Times profile in which Stephen Colbert says CBS sought a longer renewal but he chose a three-year extension in 2023; Mac notes Colbert's reported $15M salary. Conan O'Brien is spotted in Amsterdam filming Conan O'Brien Must Go and says the show prioritizes absurd situations over education. Nikki Glaser tells Kara Swisher she was embarrassed by headlines about being open to her boyfriend sleeping with other women. Esquire profiles Michael Cruz Kayne's grief-comedy show Sorry for Your Loss. Additional items include an Interview magazine Q&A with Veronica, reviews of Morgan Neville's Lorne Michaels documentary, and Netflix Is a Joke Festival's “Short List” showcase lineup.00:18 Marcello Hernandez Spotlight02:10 Colbert Contract Talk03:12 Conan Must Go Amsterdam04:22 Nikki Glaser embarrassed05:18 Grief Comedy Special06:50 Veronica On SNL Life07:38 Lorne Michaels Doc Reviews09:52 Netflix Is A Joke Shortlist Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/daily-comedy-news-with-johnny-mac-a-daily-briefing-on-comedians-and-the-comedy-industry--4522158/support.Daily Comedy News is the number one comedy news podcast, delivering daily coverage of standup comedy, late night television, comedy specials, tours, and the business of comedy.COMEDY SURVIVOR in the facebook group.Contact John at John@thesharkdeck dot com For Uninterrupted Listening, use the Apple Podcast App and click the banner that says Uninterrupted Listening.  $4.99/month John's Substack about media is free.This is the animal sanctuary mentioned in the February 10 episode.

Hour 1 opens with Marc Cox unloading on May Day protests planned in St. Louis and nationwide, mocking organizers pushing walkouts, anti-ICE activism, and demands for a $25 federal minimum wage while arguing the movement is rooted in socialist politics that would damage small businesses. He targets Cori Bush's downtown rally, questions local media neutrality in covering the demonstrations, and ridicules additional anti-data-center protests as anti-job activism. The hour then shifts to lighter personal moments as Marc shares an unexpectedly painless root canal experience and congratulates a listener on retirement before joking about life after work. Kim on a Whim drives the second half of the hour with reaction to Shiloh Sanders telling veteran Browns reporter Mary Kay Cabot to “go make a sandwich,” prompting a broader conversation about arrogance in the Sanders family, women in sports journalism, locker-room access controversies, and the line between commentary and reporting. The Shortlist rounds out the hour with James Comey fallout, redistricting battles, renewed Trump impeachment talk, and tariff banter over bourbon versus scotch. Hashtags: #MayDay #CoriBush #MinimumWage #Socialism #StLouis #KimOnAWhim #ShilohSanders #MaryKayCabot #SportsMedia #Trump #MediaBias #Retirement

Vor ziemlich genau einem Jahr veröffentlichte Emma-Jean Thackray ihr zweites Album "Weirdo", das – wie auch schon sein Vorgänger "Yellow" 2021 – mit einer ein- beziehungsweise vierstimmigen "Hit!"-Wertung im radioeins-Soundcheck bedacht wurde. Damit kam die "Londoner Jazz-Sensation" auf die "Shortlist", also in die engere Auswahl an Kandidat*innen für das "Album des Jahres 2025", und setzte sich letzten Endes gegen starke Mitstreiter wie Blood Orange, Die Heiterkeit oder Turnstile durch. Emma-Jean Thackray besucht uns im studioeins, um den Soundcheck-Award persönlich entgegenzunehmen.

Met vandaag: Grote brand op defensieterrein op de Veluwe | Bekendmaking van de shortlist voor de Brusseprijs | De architect van het Oekraiense droneprogramma | De vrijheidslessen van Roel Maalderink | Waar komt de naam van Chinook-helikopters vandaan? | Presentatie: Rob Trip

Hour 4 opens with a breakdown of rising political and media tension following the assassination attempt on the president, with sharp criticism directed at late-night host Jimmy Kimmel and a comparison to Johnny Carson's more restrained tone after the Reagan shooting, framing it as a broader debate over comedy and responsibility in moments of national violence. The hour then shifts to “The Short List,” focusing on local policy controversy around voter ID requirements and the rollout of a city-issued ID program, arguing over accessibility versus election integrity. Jimmy Failla joins next, detailing his firsthand experience at the White House Correspondents' Dinner security environment and defending his “hot mic” observations about vulnerabilities in venue security during the unfolding incident. Taylor Riggs closes the hour with a business and geopolitics segment, explaining the UAE's exit from OPEC, shifting Middle East energy dynamics, and updates on the fast-moving confirmation process for Kevin Warsh as potential Fed chair, tying it all into broader questions about oil markets, political influence, and economic direction. Hashtags: #JimmyKimmel #JohnnyCarson #JimmyFailla #TaylorRiggs #OPEC #UAE #FederalReserve #ElectionIntegrity #VoterID #USPolitics #MediaRhetoric #EnergyMarkets

Strong project management isn't just for the construction jobsite—it's a critical skill for every AEC marketer. In this episode of The Shortlist, Wendy Simmons is joined by Melissa Richey and Lauren Jane Peterson to explore how marketers naturally step into project management roles across proposals, events, and campaigns. From defining scope and managing risk to leading communication and keeping teams aligned, the MO6 team breaks down practical strategies that keep work moving. We also dive into effective kickoff meetings, visual communication tools, and how project management platforms like ClickUp, Basecamp, and Asana can help streamline workflows. Ultimately, successful project management comes down to clear communication and team accountability to stay organized, efficient, and ahead of deadlines—and this episode is chalk full of tips for day-to-day project management.CPSM CEU Credits: 0.5 | Domain: 6 

On this episode of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss the Canucks general manager search. They dive into the formation of the shortlist and talk about some of the names connected with the position. This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan CharkThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Nu op de Shortlist van de Libris Literatuurprijs 2026. Wat als je naar het leven kon reizen dat je door die ene verkeerde beslissing nooit hebt geleid? Uitgegeven door Bezige Bij b.v., Uitgeverij De Spreker: Ronald Top

Zum ersten Mal seit 54 Jahren waren im April Menschen unterwegs zum Mond. Die Euphorie war riesig. Aber braucht die Menschheit im 21. Jahrhundert wirklich noch Astronauten – oder sind sie teure Symbolfiguren in einem politischen Wettlauf? Olivia Röllin spricht mit dem Astronauten Alexander Gerst. Alexander Gerst, Astronaut und Geophysiker, war zweimal auf der Internationalen Raumstation ISS und verbrachte so knapp ein Jahr im All. Nun ist der 50-jährige Deutsche auf der Shortlist für die Mission «Artemis IV», die ab 2028 Menschen zum Mond schicken möchte. Und diesmal sollen sie länger bleiben. Was genau will sein Arbeitgeber, die Europäische Raumfahrtagentur ESA, zu der auch die Schweiz gehört, auf dem Mond? Und warum will sie gar mit einer eigenen Mission, genannt «Argonaut», zusätzlich dorthin? Und was bedeutet es, wenn das All zunehmend militarisiert und von privaten Akteuren wie Elon Musks Space-X mitkontrolliert wird? Ein Gespräch unter der Leitung von Olivia Röllin über die Faszination für das Unfassbare, die Grenzen des Machbaren – und die Frage, ob wir uns bemannte Raumfahrt in Zeiten von Klimakrise, Kriegen und knappen Budgets noch leisten wollen.

Zum ersten Mal seit 54 Jahren waren im April Menschen unterwegs zum Mond. Die Euphorie war riesig. Aber braucht die Menschheit im 21. Jahrhundert wirklich noch Astronauten – oder sind sie teure Symbolfiguren in einem politischen Wettlauf? Olivia Röllin spricht mit dem Astronauten Alexander Gerst. Alexander Gerst, Astronaut und Geophysiker, war zweimal auf der Internationalen Raumstation ISS und verbrachte so knapp ein Jahr im All. Nun ist der 50-jährige Deutsche auf der Shortlist für die Mission «Artemis IV», die ab 2028 Menschen zum Mond schicken möchte. Und diesmal sollen sie länger bleiben. Was genau will sein Arbeitgeber, die Europäische Raumfahrtagentur ESA, zu der auch die Schweiz gehört, auf dem Mond? Und warum will sie gar mit einer eigenen Mission, genannt «Argonaut», zusätzlich dorthin? Und was bedeutet es, wenn das All zunehmend militarisiert und von privaten Akteuren wie Elon Musks Space-X mitkontrolliert wird? Ein Gespräch unter der Leitung von Olivia Röllin über die Faszination für das Unfassbare, die Grenzen des Machbaren – und die Frage, ob wir uns bemannte Raumfahrt in Zeiten von Klimakrise, Kriegen und knappen Budgets noch leisten wollen.

Hour 2 of the Marc Cox Morning Show covers the Senate reconciliation bill funding border enforcement and criticism of John Thune over the SAVE AMERICA Act. The show also previews upcoming guests like Mark Schmitz and Jim Talent while diving into the viral concept of renting robots for events. In the Short List, topics include redistricting lawsuits, comments from John Fetterman on Iran, and Federal Reserve politics involving Rand Paul and Elizabeth Warren. A major portion focuses on the Supreme Court leak of the Dobbs decision leak, with analysis from Mollie Hemingway and speculation around accountability. The hour also features sports talk with Tom Ackerman, covering the NFL Draft and the St. Louis Cardinals, before wrapping with “In Other News,” including updates on Elizabeth Smart, a viral airplane seating debate, a bizarre Aldi incident, and headlines involving Mike Vrabel.

Marc Cox opens Hour 1 with reaction to escalating Iran peace negotiations and teases what he calls a stunning reversal from Tucker Carlson, later airing Carlson's apology for supporting Trump and discussion of invoking the 25th Amendment, which Marc sharply criticizes. The Shortlist highlights a controversial Virginia redistricting effort aimed at flipping Republican seats, trade tensions with Canada, and concerns over missing scientists tied to sensitive programs. Kim on a Whim then examines the exploding protein food trend, warning about hidden sugars and misleading marketing in popular products. The hour wraps with Marc responding to listener criticism, defending his conservative commentary style, and featuring Jonathan Turley's warning about Democrats turning impeachment into a political weapon. Hashtags: #TuckerCarlson #TrumpIran #VirginiaRedistricting #KimOnAWhim #ProteinTrend #JonathanTurley #25thAmendment #TalkRadio #MarcCoxMorningShow

Collaboration is at the heart of how the team at Middle of Six works—and being fully remote means finding tools that keep ideas flowing and groups aligned. In this episode of The Shortlist, MO6ers Kyle Davis and Lauren Jane Peterson share the ins and outs of using Mural, their favorite digital whiteboard platform.From internal brainstorming sessions and design charrettes to client workshops and presentations, Mural serves as a shared workspace where ideas can be captured, organized, and refined in real time. They also share how Mural's user interface makes it easy to onboard first-time users, encourage live note-taking, and import and export to PowerPoint. With this tool in your toolkit, you just might experience more efficient meetings, stronger alignment, and a shift from presenting ideas to actively building them alongside your team.CPSM CEU Credits: 0.5 | Domain: 2

The first Cannes Sessions episode of That's What I Call Marketing is here and we kick off the series by interviewing three Irish IAPI Young Lions winner teams heading to Cannes: Darragh Spain and Fardosa Flanagan (Young Marketer, 123.ie/Intact Insurance), Ciara and Niamh (Film, Droga5), and Emily and Rhea (Digital, Omnicom Media). They discuss why they entered, how they tackled the 48-hour brief, research and insight methods, time management, prototyping and AI tools for film, adapting to an older target audience, presentation pressure, reactions to winning, and how they're preparing for Cannes through past work review, equipment planning, bootcamps, and confidence. The Cannes Sessions are brought to you by The Digital Voice.These interviews shine a spotlight on their exceptional talents and the creative potential that exists within the next generation of marketing leaders, lets support and celebrate these future leaders as they prepare to bring home some medals from one of the most prestigious events in the marketing world.01:05 Young Lions Explained01:40 Meet the Winning Teams02:43 Darragh and Fardosa Intro03:19 Cracking the Brief04:33 Research and Insights06:55 Teamwork Under Pressure08:21 Shortlist to Presentation10:11 Winning the Call11:29 Preparing for Cannes12:55 Niamh and Ciara Win13:35 Film Category Workflow15:45 Agency Advantage16:21 Why Enter Young Lions17:07 Choosing a Category17:22 Learning Film Skills18:06 Upskilling With AI18:52 Planning For Cannes19:35 Storytelling Edge21:07 Why Enter Young Lions22:24 Team Dynamic Under Pressure24:03 Choosing The Digital Route24:51 Cracking The Age Group25:39 Winning Call Reaction26:42 Cannes Prep And MindsetSponsored by The Digital Voice, the amplification agency working with global ad tech and martech brands across press, thought leadership, content, social, events, and creative. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marc Cox opens Hour 1 reacting to criticism of Donald Trump from former allies including Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Alex Jones over Israel and Iran policy, comparing their rhetoric to Cori Bush and debate surrounding AIPAC. The Shortlist features impeachment talk from Al Green, racism accusations from LaMonica McIver, and gas price criticism from Tim Burchett. In “Kim on a Whim,” a tele-ICU death lawsuit at Yale New Haven Bridgeport Hospital sparks concerns about remote doctors replacing in-person care, followed by Cox criticizing healthcare costs and calling for repeal or reform of the Affordable Care Act in favor of a patient-driven insurance system. Hashtags: #Trump #Israel #Iran #MegynKelly #TuckerCarlson #MTG #KimOnAWhim #Telehealth #HealthcareCosts #Obamacare #GasPrices #Politics

Around the world, engineers are working to protect the environment. In this episode, we introduce eight companies who are taking steps to safeguard the natural world. All have been shortlisted for the Engineering Matters Awards. The first three shortlisted entries look at ways of understanding the natural world. Petra Ringeltaube explains how RWE's SeaMi is taking a less invasive, ecosystems-based approach to monitoring biodiversity on wind farms. Emily Darling of the Wildlife Conservation Society explains how its tool MERMAID is allowing coral scientists to share data, and now, with new AI tools, identify species on reefs. Next, Peter Salome explains a new tool from Fugro that will speed the delivery of vital new subsea powerlines. We then look at the challenges of building new homes and the infrastructure needed to support them, while limiting harmful environmental impacts. Edward Selvey, a senior ecologist with Avove describes how the company helped mitigate the biodiversity impact of a new water pipeline. Helen Gibbon, a director at Renaissance, explains how the engineers implemented sustainable drainage for a new estate in Salford. And Siobhan Warfield-Beattie talks us through how Ayesa helped lower the carbon impact of a wastewater treatment plant in Arklow. At Derne Reach, in Yorkshire, Olivia Rowe tells us, Mott MacDonald Bentley has taken a different approach to wastewater, helping build an integrated constructed wetland. Finally, we learn about two projects seeking to restore nature. Matthew Hay of Nattergal describes the company's work at High Fen Wildland, where it is helping re-wet peatlands, in a way that shows how boosting nature can be a commercially viable investment. And Nick Cooper of Haskoning describes how the company has helped remove colliery waste from a Northumberland coastline. Stay tuned to the end of the episode to learn which entries won a position in this year's awards. Guests Petra Ringeltaube, environmental manager, RWE Emily Darling, director, coral reef conservation, WCS Peter Salome, innovation manager, Fugro Edward Selvey, senior ecologist, Avove Helen Gribbon, director, Renaissance Siobhan Warfield-Beattie, marketing director, Ayesa Olivia Rowe, project leader, Mott MacDonald Bentley Matthew Hay, natural capital manager, Nattergal Nick Cooper, technical director, Haskoning Category sponsor Support for this episode and the Environment Champion Category comes from FuturePlus. FuturePlus helps businesses measure, manage and improve their environmental and social impact – with a live ESG platform and a named expert to guide you through it. Three hundred businesses are already Impact Certified, from hospitality to engineering. Find out more at future-plus.co.ukThe post #364a Environment Champion – Engineering Matters Awards shortlist first appeared on Engineering Matters.

Marc Cox opens Hour 1 reacting to surprising St. Charles County election results, warning the area is trending purple after low turnout, school board losses, and the defeat of a property tax freeze while neighboring counties passed similar measures. The Shortlist highlights Tim Burchette's UFO claims, media clashes over Donald Trump's Iran negotiations, and controversial comments from a Georgia Democrat targeting Trump voters. During “Kim on a Whim,” Kim St. Onge breaks down the University of Missouri ending direct DEI-style funding for minority student groups, sparking debate over “safe spaces” and equal funding. The hour closes with discussion of a Georgia runoff tied to Marjorie Taylor Greene, a St. Charles race decided by a single vote, and renewed calls for higher voter turnout as markets surge on optimism surrounding Iran negotiations. Hashtags: #MarcCox #KimStOnge #StCharlesCounty #MissouriElections #Mizzou #DEI #TrumpIran #VoterTurnout #GeorgiaPolitics #MarjorieTaylorGreene #LocalPolitics #MarketSurge

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Losing a pursuit is never fun but it can be one of the most valuable opportunities for growth. In this episode of The Shortlist, Wendy Simmons is joined by Melissa Richey and Katy Byers to talk about what it really means to “fail forward” and how to turn losses into smarter strategy.From running more effective debriefs and asking sharper questions to digging into scoring feedback and gut-checking your go/no-go decisions, the team shares practical ways to understand what happened and how to improve next time.And because losing streaks are part of the process, the conversation also leans into the human side: keeping team morale high, celebrating wins (big or small), and recognizing when a new approach or perspective might be exactly what your team needs.CPSM CEU Credits: 0.5 | Domain: 4

Marc Cox opens the hour celebrating a dramatic March Madness comeback and Illinois advancing before pivoting to sharp criticism of nationwide “No Kings” protests, arguing opposition to Donald Trump reflects a vocal minority. The Shortlist includes backlash toward Brandon Johnson, DHS funding fallout, and new trouble involving Tiger Woods. Kim St. Onge's “Kim on a Whim” explores the rapid rise of AI and robotics, referencing Bicentennial Man starring Robin Williams and discussing companies like RobotLAB and autonomous vehicles from Waymo. The hour closes with Cox recapping a successful The BackStoppers fundraiser in Washington, Missouri and a broader discussion about economic benefits and community concerns surrounding proposed data centers and regional energy demands. Hashtags: #MarcCox #MarchMadness #NoKingsProtests #DonaldTrump #BrandonJohnson #TigerWoods #KimOnAWhim #AI #Robots #DataCenters #BackStoppers #Missouri #IllinoisBasketball

Stop Networking More — Start Networking Smarter What if the secret to growing your business wasn’t more connections — but *fewer*? This week on *A New Direction with Coach Jay Izso*, I sit down with David Ackert, Co-Founder and CEO of PipelinePlus and one of the most respected business development minds in the professional services world. Over the past two decades, Ackert has pioneered revenue acceleration programs for hundreds of professional services firms worldwide, and he’s bringing all of that hard-won wisdom to the show. When it comes to business development, professionals often struggle — not from a lack of opportunities, but from not knowing where to focus their attention. And it all starts with their networking. David’s Amazon bestselling book, *The Short List*, tackles that exact problem head-on. With countless LinkedIn connections and cluttered CRM databases, the real question becomes: “What is the best use of my time?” David’s answer is elegant, powerful, and completely counterintuitive to how most people think about networking. *The Short List* delivers a clear, actionable networking guide to identifying the people you need to prioritize and the techniques you can use to nurture those relationships into career catalysts — with a step-by-step plan and easy-to-use exercises for both newcomers and seasoned rainmakers alike. At the heart of the method is a very specific, curated list of people you want to stay in contact with — grouped into deliberate buckets and rated by factors like chemistry and potential for genuine collaboration. This isn’t just networking theory — it’s a proven networking system. *The Short List* is a Gold Winner of the 2025 Nonfiction Book Award, and David has lectured at USC’s Marshall School of Business, Carnegie Mellon, and UCLA School of Law. 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