Podcasts about Uhl

“The deliberate cruelty that they found humor in stood out to me,” says Jordan Uhl of Donald Trump's Tuesday evening State of the Union. This week on the Intercept Briefing, co-hosts Uhl, Akela Lacy, and Jessica Washington disentangle Trump's nearly two-hour-long speech so you don't have to. “This is who these people are. In some ways, they're trying to sugarcoat what they're doing, but in other ways they're so blatant about doing really evil things around the world and being totally OK with it,” says Lacy, in reference to Trump talking about kidnapping Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. “It is really alarming to me how good they are at framing that in a positive light. And there were people cheering all over the room for us toppling a regime, doing regime change, while they're telling you that we don't do that anymore.” Washington adds, “The whole thing, if you read it, if you listen to it, it reads like a white nationalist speech.”The co-hosts also dissect the Democratic Party's official response to the State of the Union, delivered by Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger.Listen to the full conversation of The Intercept Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. Keep our investigations free and fearless at theintercept.com/join. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Scotty Wazz reviews the Crabpot Tournament in Annapolis and looks at the playoffs coming up for the MAC teams in Stevenson and Hood. 

This week, the boys talk about the craziness of the Olympics, Jonny going to Beach Hockey Tournaments, and junior hockey chair throwing. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the viewership of hockey post-Olympics and Brandon Bussi's new contract. 

This week, Scotty Wazz reviews the wild weekend the Maryland Black Bears had in their sweep over the Northeast Generals. 

Students from Legacy Middle School compete with Heritage Middle School students Jan. 23 for their first Life Skills basketball scrimmage. Some students attending gym class at that time jumped in to help support the Life Skills students and the event was a huge success. Mrs. Uhl and Mrs. Briones have been in talks about this and were excited to make it happen. A special thanks to Coach Dixon for her help and support and thank you to everyone else involved.Article Link

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the big run the Maryland Men put on at the ACC Playoffs, Stevenson Men and Women have the same results against the same rival schools, and Navy and Towson Men tune up for the Crabpot. 

This week, the boys discuss the Olympics getting started up, Gavin McKenna getting the major charge dropped, and Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about Seattle going after Artemi Panarin and getting denied. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Black Bears sweep over Johnstown while they await Northeast this coming weekend. Also, hear from head coach Clint Mylymok, forwards Harrison Smith, Owen Drury, Trey Hinton, Josh Frenette, and defenseman Will Esterbrooks. 

James Wiley from Ennis spoke with Alan Morrissey on Thursday's Morning Focus to express his frustration over parking at University Hospital Limerick. James took to social media recently, after finding himself waiting for some time to enter a car park during a recent visit to UHL. Photo (c) Alan Place

Coming up this morning… Cllr Michael “Chicken” Brennan is in the studio to talk about the challenges facing pedestrians. A listener shares the story of an accident that changed her late husband's life. Cllr Jim Ryan opens up on his frustrations with UHL. Irish Examiner columnist Sarah Harte gives her take on colour castings on our screens. It's Internet Safety Day 2026, so we'll hear from students in Clonmel. Plus, we'll chat to people about what keeps them positive — all that and more.

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the frantic schedule that the Stevenson Men and Maryland Men had, while the I-70 Showdown between the Stevenson and Hood Women took place. Also, a look at Navy and Towson as playoffs and Crabpot draw near. 

This week, the boys talk about the craziness with the Gavin McKenna pub fight, Barry Trotz stepping down as Nashville GM, and an outdoor goalie fight. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about Artemi Panarin going to LA, what the Devils are doing, and what's next for Nashville. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Maryland Black Bears getting three of four points against Maine, while getting ready for Johnstown this weekend. Also, hear from assistant coach Russell Smith, defensemen Daniel Johnson and Cole Peters, and forwards Brady Anes and Jaden Sikura. 

Hostia: Jozef Kožár (predseda predstavenstva Zamestnávateľského zväzu geodézie a kartografie) a Vladimír Uhlík (predseda predstavenstva Komory pozemkových úprav). | Rozdrobenosť pôdy na Slovensku je obrovská! Môže za to dedičné uhorské právo, ktoré stanovilo, že po rodičoch dedia všetky deti. A tak máme krajinu rozdrobenú na množstvo parciel. Evidujeme takmer 4,5l milióna vlastníckych pozemkov a na nich čosi viac ako 100 miliónov spoluvlastníckych podielov. Tento stav je neudržateľný - pozemky treba spájať a usporiadať. Štát sľuboval, že pozemkové úpravy sa rázne rozbehnú. Aký je momentálny stav? V tomto vydaní Kontaktov s Petrou Strižkovou. | Opäť sa rozbehli pozemkové úpravy. | Moderuje: Petra Strižková; | Kontakty pripravuje Slovenský rozhlas, Rádio Slovensko, SRo1. V premiére v pondelok až štvrtok po 20. hodine v Rádiu Slovensko.

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about how the Stevenson Men, Hood Women, and Navy Women all stayed hot on the cold weekend, while also tackling the tough match-ups for Navy's Men and Stevenson's Women. 

This week, the boys talk about Craig Berube's head bruise, the Bridgeport Islanders moving, and the escape from the New York Rangers. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about the Islanders making moves, the Devils trying to find their way, and the lack of highly touted goalies. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Maryland Black Bears split in Northeast and tries to talk some off the ledge. Also, hear from Brennan Churchill, Brayden Wade, Jaden Sikura, Sam Osei, and Anthony Pellitteri. 

CELÝ ROZHOVOR V DÉLCE 53 MIN. JEN NA ⁠HTTPS://HEROHERO.CO/CESTMIR⁠⁠⁠⁠ A ⁠HTTPS://FORENDORS.CZ/CESTMIR „Dějí se tam zvláštní věci,“ říká herec Petr Uhlík o Sudetech, kam se s manželkou odstěhovali z Prahy. Mluví o krajině a mlhách, které ho nutí přemýšlet o smrti, ale i o nečekaných zážitcích, které se k místu vážou. Popisuje „křičící paní“, kterou ve svém domě slýchávají, ale i to, jak ho „někdo vytáhl z postele za nohu“, což mohl podle Uhlíka být bývalý obyvatel domu Ernst, se kterým uzavřel pomyslnou smlouvu, že se bude o místo dobře starat. Zároveň mluví o Sudetech jako o místě, které v sobě nese silnou paměť odsunu a vykořenění. Popisuje, proč vede rozhovory s pamětníky, i to, jak se snaží chápat vztah lidí k místu, do kterého se tolik propisuje minulost. Mluví ale o tom, jak se mu tam proměnil život. „Je to úplně největší změna, kterou jsem si dokázal představit, že ještě zažijeme jako v páru se ženou,” vysvětluje. Velkým tématem rozhovoru je i role v projektu Recordwoman a příběhu intersexuálního atleta Zdeňka Koubka. „Je to příběh člověka, který chtěl ztratit všechno vydobyté a všechnu kariéru jenom kvůli tomu, aby byl prostě obyčejný. Aby byl sám sebou,“ říká herec o tom, proč mu takový příběh připadá neuvěřitelný. A mluví také o odpovědnosti, kterou k tématu cítí - i proto, že se sám s intersexuálním člověkem setkal. “Cítím strašnou odpovědnost vůči těm, kterých se to dotýká,“ dodává. Herec ale mluví také o zkušenosti s rolí vraha Hojera z Metody Markovič. Popisuje, jak za ním lidé chodí na ulici a říkají mu, že by se ho báli. „Pětkrát za den slyším: myslel jsem si, že když vás uvidím, že se vás budu bát…,“ vypráví herec, jak veřejnost někdy těžko odděluje hereckou postavu od skutečné identity a jak ho to postupně vyčerpává. Jak se žije v domě, kde se mísí minulost, paměť místa a zvláštní zkušenosti? Co pro něj dnes znamená práce, domov a klid? Jak se vyrovnává s rolí, která ho v očích veřejnosti proměnila v „toho, koho se lidé bojí“? A kde dnes hledá sám sebe? I to zazní v rozhovoru s Petrem Uhlíkem.

This week, Scotty Wazz will go over the Stevenson Men and Hood Women squads sweeping their weekend, while the Stevenson women build momentum off their first win of the season. Navy Men are back in action, while Towson splits with GMU. 

This week, the boys talk about the letter Chris Drury put out to the Rangers fans and the world, DC showing up for the PWHL, and thinking of trades. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about the Artemi Panarin rumors, the trades for the Golden Knights and Sharks, and more!! 

This week, Scotty Wazz reviews the Black Bears sweep in New Jersey and looks ahead to the Northeast weekend. Also, hear from head coach Clinton Mylymok, goalie Ryan Denes, and forwards Josh Frenette and Michael Sandruck. 

Pat Micheletti talks Wild and Gophers plus Shane Hudella from UHL previews HDM2026.  Joe and Tom also join from Buffalo to preview Wild vs Sabres.  Beyond the Pond is 10-noon every Saturday @KFAN1003  www.kfan.com/listen 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about Stevenson's men and women back into action, while Hood College looked to continue their winning ways. 

This week, the boys talk about the upcoming Buffalo Draft this year, Nela Lopusanova tearing it up at the 18U championships, and an Olympic ice update. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk Elias Petterson, Dougie Hamilton, and more!! 

This week, Scotty Wazz reviews the Maryland Black Bears weekend split against Rochester and looks ahead to New Jersey. Also, hear from assistant coach Brennan Churchill, forwards Owen Drury, Trey Hinton, and Sokratis Markarian, and defenseman Liam Doherty. 

The Iranian foreign minister claims the ongoing anti-government protests in the country are now under 'total control'. More than 500 people have reportedly been killed so far, while more than 10,000 have been arrested. US President Donald Trump says Tehran reached out to him to negotiate, after he threatened military action over its handling of the demonstrations. The White House press secretary says Donald Trump is not afraid to use military power in Iran. He's announced 25 percent tariffs for any goods arriving in America from a country that still does business with Iran, following a brutal crackdown on anti-government protesters. That could impact Ireland which exports pharmaceuticals and some foods to Iran. Donald Trump's threat of military action follows US forces' capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in an operation in the country's capital Caracas earlier this month. The US President also threatening Greenland, insisting his country needs it for national security reasons, and that ownership of Greenland is 'psychologically important' for him, could Donald Trump's action set the world on a path to global conflict? On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Donnacha Ó'Beacháin, Newmarket-On-Fergus native and Professor of Politics at Dublin City University and Neil Robinson, Professor of Comparative Politics at UHL. Photo (c) Map Iran by yorkfoto from Getty Images Signature via Canva

The Midwest Hospital Campaign has hit out at comments from the Health Minister suggesting University Hospital Limerick is managing overcrowding well. Speaking in relation to the winter surge in hospital presentations nationwide, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has claimed some facilities are "managing patient flow" better than others, and has singled out Cork and Galway as having "consistent pressures". She also said UHL's process isn't something she "could really ever criticise" and that the hospital is "doing so well" while admitting there remains a "bed capacity issue". Midwest Hospital Campaign co-founder Hilary Tonge believes the minister is out of touch with the reality on the ground in this region.

This week, Scotty Wazz looks at the first games back for the Maryland Black Bears after a long layoff and the overtimes that happened, while looking ahead to the Rochester weekend. Also, hear from Tanner Duncan, Harrison Smith, Ryan Franks, and Logan Deuling. 

This week, the boys talk about the 2027 Winter Classic announcement and the waning interest they have in the outdoor event. Also, an update about the lack of completeness of the Olympic hockey rink in Italy. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about the Olympic rosters released and how New Jersey and Philadelphia are trending in different directions. 

The Minister for Health is being encouraged to establish timelines and costings for measures intended to ease the overcrowding crisis at the region's main hospital once the Dáil resumes. Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill announced in December that the Government has accepted all three of HIQA's recommendations regarding alleviating hospital overcrowding in the Midwest. These are the expansion of capacity at University Hospital Limerick, the extension of the UHL campus to a second nearby site and the development of a new hospital with an emerency department in the region. Lahinch-based Patient Advocate on HSE Midwest's Programme Improvement Board John Wall says people need specifics as soon as possible.

This week, the boys are joined again with Sean Leahy to talk about the US College Selects taking over the Spengler Cup in Switzerland and the ECHL figuring out their CBA after a weekend off. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about the Penguins/Blue Jackets trade and what it will take to move Auston Matthews from Toronto. 

This week, the boys are joined by Sean Leahy of Yahoo Sports to talk about the pending ECHL strike, the Sabres making a big refresh in the front office, and hot mics. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about Phillip Danault back in Montreal, Mason Marchment is Columbus, and what's stalling Seattle. 

This week, Scotty Wazz looks at the Navy/Army games on ice for both the men's and women's sides, Maryland's men took it outdoors to wrap their semester, while Stevenson's men and Hood's women sweep their weekends heading into break. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the end of the 2025 portion of the schedule for the Maryland Black Bears, a look at their first half, and remembering one of our longest tenured billets. 

This week, the boys talk about the explosive start for Brandon Bussi's career, the Sabres getting a new GM, the Penguins being sold again, and some updated injuries. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about the Quinn Hughes move to Minnesota and the potentially lateral move of Stuart Skinner and Tristan Jarry. 

HSE Mid West's REO says the location of a new hospital for the region will be up to the Government. It follows confirmation from the Health Minister that the Government has accepted all three recommendations from HIQA's review of emergency care capacity in the Midwest. After meeting with Clare's Oireachtas members, Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill confirmed that work will begin in the new year on expanding capacity at University Hospital Limerick, developing a second site for UHL, and progressing plans for a new Model 3 hospital with an emergency department for the region. On Thursday's Morning Focus, HSE Mid West REO Sandra Broderick spoke about the pathway for the future of healthcare in the region. Photo (c) Alan Place

The Health Minister has told Clare's Oireachtas members that the development of a new hospital with an emergency department in the Midwest will be progressed "in conjunction" with other approved measures. Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has met with TDs and senators from this region after confirming that all three options recommended by HIQA's review of emergency care capacity in the Midwest have been accepted. It means the Government will begin work on expanding capacity at University Hospital Limerick, extending the UHL campus to a second nearby site, and developing a new Model 3 hospital with an emergency department in the region, in the new year. Bodyke Fine Gael TD Joe Cooney says while the long-awaited new facility won't be delivered in the short-term, it won't be left on the long finger.

Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has told Clare's Oireachtas members that all three options recommended by HIQA's review of emergency care capacity in the Midwest have been accepted. The Government will begin work expanding capacity at University Hospital Limerick, extending the UHL campus to a second nearby site, and developing a new Model 3 hospital with an emergency department in the region, in the new year. Founder of the Midwest Hospital Campaign says option C has been "effectively kicked down the road" without commitment of a site, timeline or funding. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Deirdre Culligan from Friends of Ennis Hospital and Hillary Tonge, founder of the Midwest Hospital Campaign Group.

This week, Scotty Wazz breaks down the Maryland Black Bears split against Elmira, while looking ahead to the last series in 2025 against Northeast. Plus, hear from head coach Clinton Mylymok, goalie Dom Gatto, and forwards Harrison Smith and Lachlan Bommer. 

This week, the boys look at more of the Olympic discourse, new Heritage Classic update, and Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the Quinn Hughes rumors and how Detroit could play a role in it. 

The Health Minister is being urged not to "water down" HIQA's recommendations on the urgent and emergency healthcare services in the Midwest. The HSE Mid West Regional Patient and Service User Council has met with Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill to discuss the recommendations of the review published in September. During the meeting, the council explained that it favours options A and B of the review which would see bed capacity at UHL increased along with the extension of the campus to a second site under a shared governance and resourcing model. The minister is due to make a decision on the recommendations before Christmas, and Lahinch-based HSE Mid West Patient Advocate John Wall says there's "no reason" why construction can't begin next year.

It's claimed patients from Clare are consistently missing appointments due to a lack of parking at University Hospital Limerick. There are approximately 1,341 spaces on the Dooradoyle campus, while staff can also avail of three dedicated park and ride hubs. HSE MidWest has also confirmed that it's proposal to build a new multi-storey car park at UHL will be subject to funding becoming available. MidWest Hospital Campaign Founder Hilary Tonge says an urgent commitment is needed, particularly due to the ongoing expansion of the site.

The health service excutive has again apologised to the family of Niamh McNally who died in the emergency department in UHL. In a statement this afternoon the HSE mid west said a review had made a number of recommendations and that these were being implemented. To discuss the details,Sandra Broderick Regional Executive Officer for HSE Mid-West.

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the rough and tumble weekend against Danbury and a midweek win over Philly, while looking ahead to Elmira. Also, hear from Brennan Churchill, Daniel Johnson, Jonathan Lanza, Cole Peters, and Ryan Franks. 

This week, the boys talk about how the Olympic rink construction is going just fine, how many more players can injure themselves in their own home, and sage advice from Daren Puppa. Lyle Richardson joins to talk about the new rumor kings in Kiefer Sherwood and Blake Coleman, while breaking down the Thanksgiving Playoff Standings. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the light week with only the NCAA D3 schools in action for Stevenson Men and Women and Hood Women before the end of the semester. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Stevenson's men continuing to roll, Towson's men had a big upset on Saturday night, and recapping some of the DVCHC Showcase. 

This week, the boys talk about Mikko Rantanen's mean streak, the vote of confidence in Nashville, and Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the Predators trade options, team valuations, and Edmonton's goalie issues of the week. 

This week, Scotty Wazz reviews the Maryland Black Bears sweep in New Hampshire while looking ahead to this weekend against Danbury. Also, hear from head coach Clinton Mylymok, captain Owen Drury, forwards Brady Anes and Jaden Sikura. 

In the early hours of Wednesday morning, drones attacked a fleet of small boats bringing humanitarian aid to Gaza. The Global Sumud Flotilla, as it's known, is the latest group attempting to break Israel's siege on Gaza to deliver food and medical supplies.This week on The Intercept Briefing, host Jordan Uhl speaks to Tommy Marcus, who goes by Quentin Quarantino on Instagram, about the convoy enduring attacks on international waters as volunteers remain resolved to continue their mission to deliver aid to Gaza. “It's pretty jarring. I'm not going to lie. I'd love to put on this really tough, confident face and say I'm totally fearless. But I'm just a normal guy, and I'd expect and hope to live past 30,” says Marcus, who is among the roughly 500 volunteers in the convoy from 45 different countries. He adds, “There is truly no way to deter us, I suppose unless they kill us. But let's hope that doesn't happen.”Diana Buttu, the former legal adviser to the Palestine Liberation Organization and an analyst on issues related to Palestine and Israel, says Israel's blockade of all entrances to the Gaza Strip is illegal and that “Israel's attacks on these flotillas are similarly illegal.” Uhl spoke to the Palestinian human rights lawyer about Israel escalating strikes on Gaza as the U.N. met this week and more Western countries recognize the Palestinian state — a gesture she calls hollow.“This is an American Israeli genocide,” says Buttu. Donald Trump “could have easily ended this, but he's choosing not to.”“Everyone joined this mission because they're so horrified by the genocide unfolding in Gaza and also the inaction of all of our governments around the world," says Marcus.Listen to the full conversation of The Intercept Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. You can support our work at theintercept.com/join. Your donation, no matter the amount, makes a real difference. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.