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Cześć, moją gościnią jest Klaudia Wcisło, właścicielka marki MoiMili, która tworzy dekoracje i tekstylia dla dzieci i dorosłych, sprzedając je na cały świat.  Dziś mam dla Was nietypowy odcinek, dlatego że po raz pierwszy rozmawiam z osobą, która ma podejrzenie, że może mieć ADHD ale do tej pory nie zdecydowała się na pójście do specjalisty. Pomyślałam, że wiele z Was może być w podobnej sytuacji i warto o tym porozmawiać. Odcinki publikuję w czwartki co dwa tygodnie. Zapraszam do słuchania, komentowania, obserwowania i dzielenia się przemyśleniami. IG: @moi_mili https://www.instagram.com/moi_mili PATRONITE https://patronite.pl/adhdziewczyny KONTAKT adhdziewczyny@gmail.com LINKI DO PODCASTU https://linktr.ee/adhdziewczyny DŹWIĘK  Karol Skrzypiec / IG: @karol_skrzypiec https://www.instagram.com/karol_skrzypiec

Zbigniew Ziobro zmienił Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości w Ministerstwo Defraudacji, prywatny folwark Suwerennej Polski – w Polsce zawrzało po wczorajszych zeznaniach bliskiego współpracownika Zbigniewa Ziobry Tomasza Mraza. „To lincz Giertycha na chorym polityku” – odpowiada Suwerenna Polska. Czy będzie wniosek o uchylenie immunitetu Ziobrze? O to zapytaliśmy mecenasa Giertycha i ministra Bodnara? Co dalej? Czy Donald Tusk zamknie Zbigniewa Ziobrę? Dziś też komentarz ministra sprawiedliwości – czy będzie kasacja wyroku pastora Chojeckiego? 00:00:00 Wstęp 00:03:18 Czy Tusk zamknie Ziobrę? 00:18:01 Min. Bodnar o kasacji wyroku pastora Chojeckiego 00:26:22 Live z Sejmu 00:44:07 Pastor Chojecki o swoim wyroku 00:47:24 Okiem Wiejskiego w IPP TV 01:09:29 Wcisło vs Kamiński na parkingu 01:20:43 Poseł Gromadzka w IPP TV 01:31:55 Ogłoszenia #IPPTVNaŻywo #polityka #sejm #kasacja ----------------------------------------------------

„Idę do Brukseli, aby godnie reprezentować nasz kraj, aby walczyć o Polskę, w tym o woj. lubelskie i ścianę wschodnią. Chciałabym, żeby pieniądze, które będą szły do Polski i programy w dużej mierze były dedykowane Polsce wschodniej, wzmocnieniu granicy, bezpieczeństwa” - mówiła w Porannej rozmowie w RMF FM Marta Wcisło, posłanka Koalicji Obywatelskiej, kandydatka w wyborach do Parlamentu Europejskiego. W związku z kwestiami bezpieczeństwa na granicy Robert Mazurek dopytywał ją o sytuację na polsko-białoruskiej granicy.

Odbierz 150 zł za zakup polisy w Mubi ► https://mubi.pl/bonus-ach-nt Partnerem kanału YT naTemat jest MUBI – internetowa porównywarka ubezpieczeń. Sprawdź, jak tanie może być Twoje ubezpieczenie samochodu, odbierz 150 zł za zakup i otrzymaj swój link polecający, dzięki któremu jeśli polecisz MUBI innym zyskasz dodatkowe 50 zł za każdą zakupioną polisę przez Twoją rodzinę i znajomych. Pamiętaj! MUBI, tanio ubezpieczyć lubi. Posłanka Marta Wcisło gościem Anny Dryjańskiej w programie "Rozmowa dnia".

Ksiądz eksKOmunikował POsłankę? Proboszcz z Lubelszczyzny na mszy zaatakował posłankę KO Martę Wcisło. Stwierdził, że jej obecność w kościele na Dniu Strażaka to profanacja i skandal. Dlaczego nie atakował tak samo posłanki PiS? Czy Polacy wyzwolą się spod władzy kleru? A Donald Tusk zarzuca prezydentowi obronę ziobrowo-kaczyńskiego aparatu opresji i delikatnie pogania prokuraturę... #IPPTVNaŻywo #polityka #wybory #Polska ----------------------------------------------------

Prezydent Andrzej Duda zdecydował o podpisaniu ustawy budżetowej i skierowaniu jej do Trybunału Konstytucyjnego w trybie kontroli następczej. 

"To widz musi sam oceniać wydarzenia, do tej pory - oglądając publiczną telewizję - był skazany na jednostronny przekaz"

Podwyżki dla nauczycieli, zmiany w kuratoriach oświaty, "odchudzenie" programu nauczania, odejście od prac domowych, ograniczenie liczby godzin lekcji religii w szkołach i likwidacja HiT w dotychczasowej formule znalazły się wśród pierwszych propozycji nowej minister edukacji.

Nie będzie żadnej taryfy ulgowej dla aferzystów z odchodzącego rządu - zapowiada posłanka Koalicji Obywatelskiej.

W programie "Rozmowa dnia" gościnią Anny Dryjańskiej jest Marta Wcisło, posłanka Koalicji Obywatelskiej. Polityczka opowiada m.in. o kulisach brutalnego ataku, którego ofiarą padła w poniedziałek Opolu Lubelskim. Wypadek na A1. Wcisło o działaniach policji i prokuratury - Słyszałam "won z naszego targu", "won z naszego miasta", "wynocha do Niemiec", "pani nie jest Polką", "pani nie jest godna tu być". Zarówno ten pan, jak i ludzie, którzy na mnie krzyczeli, mówili paskami pewnej stacji telewizyjnej i zdaniami ludzi z partii rządzącej - wspomina skandaliczny incydent Marta Wcisło. Posłanka odniosła się również do tragicznego wypadku na A1, w którym spłonęła żywcem 3 osobowa rodzina. - Jestem oburzona postawą prokuratury, która cały czas, mam wrażenie spowalnia śledztwo, cały czas nie ujawnia informacji i jestem bardzo ciekawa kim był kierowca tego pojazdu (BMW - red.) - komentuje poruszona posłanka. W programie nie zabrakło również pytań o to czy Donald Tusk zdecyduje się być gościem w TVP, co proponuje Koalicja Obywatelska dla przedsiębiorców i pracowników, oraz odniesień do głośnej orgii księży w Dąbrowie Górniczej i oświadczenia księdza Tomasza Z., który obwinia media o rozdmuchanie sprawy i określa to "uderzeniem w Kościół". - Brak mi słów na to co mówi ten ksiądz, jeśli jeszcze można mówić, że to jest ksiądz. Przede wszystkim dla mnie ksiądz to nie jest zawód, tylko to jest człowiek, który ma powołanie, który ma być przykładem dla innych katolików, który ma być niezwykle prawy i żyć w celibacie. Jestem zbulwersowana zdarzeniem, sytuacją. Skandal, po prostu skandal - komentuje posłanka Marta Wcisło.

Ten język w przestrzeni publicznej, politycznej, w odniesieniu do ludzi, z którymi się spotykam, jest straszny - mówiła w rozmowie z Jackiem Nizinkiewiczem Marta Wcisło, posłanka PO, liderka lubelskiej listy tej partii. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When the morning news broke to the world that WNBA Star Brittney Griner was arrested in Russia, it brought the invasion against Ukraine up close and personal to the Black community. The WNBA Star, age 32 at the time, was detained in Russia on February 17, 2022, for allegedly possessing cannabis oil in her luggage after arriving in Moscow from New York City. Griner's wife, Cherelle Griner, along with a host of celebrity friends like Lebron James, pressured the Biden Administration to bring Griner back home, adding an international spotlight to her case. On August 4, 2022, she was sentenced to nine years in prison following weeks of a long trial. Black America poured out their frustrations on social media criticizing President Biden's slow efforts to negotiate her release with Russian President, Vladimir Putin as there were concerns of her personal safety given that she was both black and lesbian. Griner's case was even more complicated given that her negotiation was during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. More importantly, how would Griner's prisoner swap affect U.S. national security? In this episode, Alexanderia Haidara talks with Dr. Nola Haynes to discuss the implications of Griner's case, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the geopolitical shifts with China. Dr. Nola Haynes ⁠Dr. Nola Haynes⁠ is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. She is an academic, policy writer, and advocate. Her interests center on emerging threats, WMD in space, strategic competition, and intersectionality. Recently, Dr. Nola was named one of the top 50 leaders in national security and foreign affairs by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and Diversity in National Security (DINSN). She is the former Director of the West Coast chapter of Women of Color Advancing Peace and Security (WCAPS) and sits on several boards, including the Women's Caucus for the International Studies Association communications team (WCIS), Foreign Policy board for the American Political Science Association (APSA), and ISA West. She is a Black Professionals in International Affairs (BPIA) member and an alumnus of the WestExec Advisors mentoring program. As a Pacific Council on International Policy member, Dr. Nola works as an Ops Coordinator to help resettle Afghan allies with Evacuate Our Allies (EOA) and is a policy advocate for the Afghan Adjustment Act. Dr. Nola has over ten years of experience working in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and is a proud New Orleans native. Donate and follow Black Professionals in International Affairs at ⁠⁠⁠www.iabpia.org⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Linkedin⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠.

President Biden is running for his second term in office, but this time it's not just against former President Donald Trump. Republican presidential hopefuls like Governor Nikki Haley, Senator Tim Scott, and let's not forget about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, are vying for the White House too. Black America will be the deciding vote on the future of U.S. democracy. President Biden boldly boasted that he had Black America's back in his acceptance speech for the presidency. Despite gains in diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and the historic achievement of choosing the first woman of color as his Vice President, Kamala Harris, Black Americans are questioning if President Biden deserves another term in office. But how has U.S. foreign policy impacted the African diaspora? In this three-part series, we will evaluate U.S. foreign policy in the three main corners of the Diaspora: Europe, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. Alexanderia Haidara, Global Take Podcast Host, talks to Nii Simmonds, Non-resident Fellow of the Atlantic Council, and Dr. Nola Haynes, Georgetown University professor. They discuss how diaspora engagement shapes U.S.-Africa foreign policy, Vice-President Kamala Harris's recent trip to Africa, and reflect on the impact of the 2022 U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit that took place in Washington, D.C. About Nii Simmonds Nii Simmonds is a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's GeoTech Center and an expert in emerging and frontier markets. He has held top leadership positions in corporate finance, entrepreneurial ecosystems, supply chains, and research commercialization. Simmonds has previously worked for Fortune 500 firms, including companies in the pharmaceutical, biotech, consumer product, and strategy consulting industries. He also provides thought leadership on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, analyzing their impact on society for innovation and policy while accelerating impactful solutions to challenges. Simmonds has worked for the World Bank Group, International Finance Corporation, and African Development Bank, providing consultation in the areas of private-sector development, diaspora engagement, and financial inclusion. Simmonds holds a BS in Management from Pennsylvania State University and he has undertaken graduate courses in operations/business process management at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School for Executive Education. Dr. Nola Haynes Dr. Nola Haynes is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. She is an academic, policy writer, and advocate. Her interests center on emerging threats, WMD in space, strategic competition, and intersectionality. Recently, Dr. Nola was named one of the top 50 leaders in national security and foreign affairs by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and Diversity in National Security (DINSN). She is the former Director of the West Coast chapter of Women of Color Advancing Peace and Security (WCAPS) and sits on several boards, including the Women's Caucus for the International Studies Association communications team (WCIS), Foreign Policy board for the American Political Science Association (APSA), and ISA West. She is a Black Professionals in International Affairs (BPIA) member and an alumnus of the WestExec Advisors mentoring program. As a Pacific Council on International Policy member, Dr. Nola works as an Ops Coordinator to help resettle Afghan allies with Evacuate Our Allies (EOA) and is a policy advocate for the Afghan Adjustment Act. Dr. Nola has over ten years of experience working in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and is a proud New Orleans native. Donate and follow Black Professionals in International Affairs at ⁠⁠www.iabpia.org⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Linkedin⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠.

Just as we were starting to see an end to a global pandemic, Russia invades Ukraine and the world goes into crisis mode. The refugee crisis is growing at the Ukraine/Poland border. Beautiful, picturesque Ukrainian cities have now turned into ruins. Russia is threatening to cut oil supplies in Europe. Gas prices are rising past $4.15 per gallon in the United States. In this episode, Alexanderia Haidara, host of Global Take Podcast, talks with a foreign policy expert, Nola Haynes, and former Peace Corp Volunteer to Ukraine, Violet Esipila. They dive deep into the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and its impact on the black community both in America and abroad. As NATO, the European Union, and the United States scramble to de-escalate tensions in the region and end the war, what role will Africa play in the new global world order? The U.S. Congress shored up 1.5 trillion for defense and non-defense discretionary spending and roughly 12 billion to help Ukraine respond to Russia's invasion, yet critical criminal justice, and civil rights legislation remain in limbo. The outpour of African immigrants fighting to leave Ukraine but were discriminated against at the Polish/Ukraine border struck a nerve with Black America. Join our discussion online with Global Take! Bio: Nola Haynes is an academic, policy writer, and advocate. Nola's interests center on emerging threats, WMD in space, strategic competition, and intersectionality. Most recently, Nola was named one of the top 50 leaders in national security and foreign affairs by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and Diversity in National Security (DINSN). She is the director of the West Coast chapter of Women of Color Advancing Peace and Security (WCAPS) and sits on several boards including, the Women's Caucus for the International Studies Association communications team (WCIS), Foreign Policy board for American Political Science Association (APSA) and ISA West. She is a member of the Black Professional in International Affairs (BPIA) communications team along with being an alumnus of the WestExec Advisors mentoring program. She has been featured on MSNBC Show with Tiffany Cross and the Grio to name a few. Violet Esipila is a Disaster Recovery Specialist at U.S. Small Business Administration. She's responsible for responding to a variety of clients' inquiries, ranging from routine to complex, and providing detailed information to the public regarding President's Federal Declared Disaster Programs. She is an Outreach Volunteer Chair for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of NJ and Communications Committee for Black Professionals in International Affairs. She previously served in Peace Corps Ukraine as a Community Development and PEPFAR Response Volunteer. She holds a BA in Sociology from WPUNJ and MPS in Human Resources and Employment Relations from PSU. She speaks Swahili and English. Podcast Team Alexanderia Haidara, Host and Podcast Producer Cheryle Galloway-Podcast Op-Ed Writer Sidney Walters-Podcast Social Media Coordinator Follow Black Professionals in International Affairs at www.iabpia.org, Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, and Instagram.

Destruction, devastation,  and disaster all describe the South Carolina Coast on the 23rd of September 1989.  Hurricane Hugo had torn its way through the State of South Carolina, plowing into Sullivan's Island S.C. and drowning McClellenville S.C. , a small shrimping town, under a massive surge of water.  In Georgetown S.C. , Atalaya , a Spanish style castle villa once owned by Anna Hyatt Huntington, was nearly pulled from its foundations by the power of the Oceans undertow. In Pawley's Island, a new inlet had been cut by Hugo's powerful surge. In Garden City S.C., a town built in what looks more life a sand bar than real land, most of the houses were either gone, destroyed or damaged. In this episode we hear the ending of the horrifying night and look over the sea of devastation the storm left behind.  Then we hear the incredible story of South Carolina as its incredible people, under the leadership of its Republican  Governor Carroll Campbell and its Democratic Mayor of Charleston Joe Riley, pick up the pieces and rebuild our State from its worst catastrophic disaster. It is a truly dramatic and extraordinary story of extraordinary resilience from an uncommon people who came together to lift each other out of a disaster. It was  South Carolina's finest hour.  Hurricane Hugo also left the state totally without power. In the final segment of this show, we watch what is arguably the greatest accomplishment of a power utility company in the history of electric power. Santee Cooper, the South Carolina owned public utility, would have to bring back power after its entire power grid was totally destroyed by Hurricane Hugo. It was the State's first and only black start. A black start means the entire system was 100% down, it had no power generation any where in the system. But the heroic people of Santee Cooper did not let that stop them. Their trucks were out before the storm had even left, assessing the damage and figuring out how to get power back to its thousands of customers.  They would do it, with the help of power companies and utilities from around the nation, in just two weeks. An achievement unmatched anywhere in the world even to this day.  We close with the story of Santee Cooper's work  "Bringing Back the Light" to a state that had been left in total darkness.  (We would like to thank Santee Cooper Electric for the use of footage from their documentary "Bringing Back the Light" and all of the journalism outlets in our state for their coverage, WPDE, WIS, WCIS, The State Newspaper, The Sun News, and The Weather Channel, plus a North Carolina Radio station . )

On this installment of the WCIS podcast we talk about MW 21 and 22, then we predict the fixtures to come. After the prem talk we dive into what names we do and DO NOT want to see for the next USMNT world cup qualifying window,

 We start season 5 with a bonus two part series far from the topic of politics, Government or Richard Nixon. Though President Nixon did start NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration which began the National Weather Service and Hurricane Tracking. A service that has saved thousands of lives and improved weather tracking  and predicting immensely since the 1970's. So in a way this show and the storm it covers, and the lives saved at the time in 1989, were a direct result of the leadership and Presidency of Richard Nixon.  So now lets relive....HURRICANE HUGO, It was a night like no other in my lifetime. I was 18 years old, a freshman in college, and sitting in my dorm at Spartanburg Methodist College with a guy down the hall from me from James Island S.C.  His home would be destroyed. I got lucky, my townhouse was totally unharmed in Myrtle Beach, my family in Hartsville S.C. was unharmed. But the ride home the next week was just surreal.  From the moment you got to Columbia S.C. all the way to the beach, destruction was everywhere you looked.  No one who lived through Hurricane Hugo in South Carolina has ever forgotten it. Today thousands of people have moved into the path Hugo followed. None of them have ever experienced anything close to the wrath of a Hurricane as powerful nor as enormous as Hugo.  This show is for all of you. Heed its warning because one day we will see it again. Here relive the tension as Hurricane Hugo approaches and then hear it roar as this  incredible night unfolds again. Hugo rushed in after midnight and packed a mighty punch in the dark of night. A night no one has ever forgotten, a night like no other in our lifetime. From the National Weather Service Website: " Around midnight on September 22, 1989,  Hurricane Hugo made landfall just north of Charleston, South Carolina at Sullivan's Island as a Category 4 storm with estimated maximum winds of 135-140 mph and a minimum central pressure of 934 millibars (27.58 inches of Hg). Hugo produced tremendous wind and storm surge damage along the coast and even produced hurricane force wind gusts several hundred miles inland into western North Carolina. In fact, Hugo produced the highest storm tide heights ever recorded along the U.S. East Coast, around 20 feet in Bulls Bay, SC near Cape Romain! At the time, Hugo was the strongest storm to strike the U.S. in the previous 20-year period and was the nation's costliest hurricane on record in terms of monetary losses (~$7 billion in damage). It is estimated that there were 49 deaths directly related to the storm, 26 of which occurred in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands."(We would like to thank Santee Cooper Electric for the use of footage from their documentary "Bringing Back the Light" and all of the journalism outlets in our state for their coverage, WPDE, WIS, WCIS, The State Newspaper, The Sun News, and The Weather Channel, plus a North Carolina Radio station . )

Today your favorite duo talks about how to deal with rejection what is rejection, more plans for season 2 of WCIS! SOPHIAS BOOK THE PAIN THE HEALING AND EVERYTHING IN-BETWEEN https://www.lulu.com/en/en/shop/sophia-a/the-pain-the-healing-and-everything-in-between/paperback/product-1kkjm4km.html?page=1&pageSize=4 Please subscribe and turn on post notifications! Make sure to follow us on all of our social media platforms @werecousinsiswear Thank you for the support we love each and one of you! Remember to follow us on all social media platforms @werecousinsiswear and send in your questions at werecousinsiswear@gmail.com UPLOAD YOUR QUESTIONS/ADVICE FOR QUESTIONS SEGMENT IN EMAIL OR VOICE MESSAGES LINK!! LINK TO SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/user/e3p4cg0vijzor5jcv15m2ua7t&si=35b55162a196433d LINK TO SUBMIT AUDIO MESSAGE FOR NEW QUESTIONS SEGMENT! https://anchor.fm/sophia-trinity/message EMAIL werecousinsiswear@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sophia-trinity/message

THANK YOU FOR A GREAT FIRST YEAR!!!!!!On this episode we talk about the logistics of our new era of WCIS.And a life update (of course)! SOPHIAS BOOK THE PAIN THE HEALING AND EVERYTHING IN-BETWEEN https://www.lulu.com/en/en/shop/sophia-a/the-pain-the-healing-and-everything-in-between/paperback/product-1kkjm4km.html?page=1&pageSize=4 Please subscribe and turn on post notifications! Make sure to follow us on all of our social media platforms @werecousinsiswear Thank you for the support we love each and one of you! LINK TO SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/user/e3p4cg0vijzor5jcv15m2ua7t&si=35b55162a196433d LINK TO SUBMIT AUDIO MESSAGE FOR NEW QUESTIONS SEGMENT! https://anchor.fm/sophia-trinity/message EMAIL werecousinsiswear@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sophia-trinity/message

We discuss our loss to Colorado, USMNT and EPL See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sasha and Kaleb recap two lackluster performances from Minnesota United, talk through the mess that is the NWSL, and how royally screwed Barcelona is financially. Pod SocialsTwitter and IG: @TwoUnitedFansSashaIG: @alexander_soreslothKalebTwitter: @RealKalebFCIG: @kaleb.with.a.kay See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha talk about the last Dylan Wolpers derby of the regular season. Another coach missing at FC Cincinnati. Minneapolis City SC getting promoted to USL II. What that could mean for the academy scene. Plus MLS EPL and UEFA Champions league. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha go through the last two Minnesota United matches, talk about the new format of the Leagues Cup, and make more doomed predictions.Sasha's IG: @alexander_soreslothKaleb's Twitter: @RealKalebFCKaleb's IG: @kaleb.with.a.kayPod Twitter: @TwoUnitedFansPod IG: @TwoUnitedFans See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back! Yes back from international break, re charged and ready to take on the new season...of the WCIS podcast! This week we overreact to the first few games of premier league football, give you guys some cheeky teams to watch in the Champions Leauge, AND dive into corruption in the sport, as well as other nonsense. Enjoy and follow @wcispodcast everywhere!!!!

Kaleb and Sasha go over MNUFC's loss away to Seattle, hilarious RSL own goal, winning week in EPL. Also how hot the Young Boys are (don't call the cops) in the opening day of UEFA Champions League See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha revel in the goals of Adrien Hunou, and study the impact that Fanendo Adi had in his debut for Minnesota. They also firmly put the panic button away for the USMNT, for now, and come up with more severe punishments for Hungary.SocialsPod Twitter: @twounitedfansPod IG: @twounitedfansSasha IG: @alexander_soreslothKaleb Twitter: @realkalebfcKaleb IG: @kalebolson716Patreon: patreon.com/twounitedfans $3/month gets you access to our Slack channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tread lightly bold listener this episode isn't for the faint of heart. Kaleb and Sasha go over the dismal draws against San Jose and SKC. We talk EPL, USMNT call up for WC qualifiers, Ronaldo transfer rumors and Benjamin Mendy. Finish up with UEFA Champions League Draw. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Kaleb and Sasha lament the chances that the Loons squandered against the Galaxy, give a little preview on the San Jose match, and review Matchday one of the Premier League season. They also check in on Basingstoke Town, and the Greek Superleague. This episode goes off the rails pretty hard right at the end, you've been warned.SocialsPodTwitter: @TwoUnitedFansInstagram: @TwoUnitedFansKalebTwitter: @RealKalebFCInstagram: @kalebolson716SashaInstagram: alexander_soresloth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talk about Dylan Wolpers birthday and Minnesota beating Houston. Conference standings half way through the year and EPL predictions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We cover poor VAR call against Vancouver, MLS transfers, Olympic finals. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha review the last two Minnesota matches and wonder if the Loons are good again. We also visit the ridiculousness of the Fast and Furious franchise and Sasha takes everyone through what's been going on in the Olympic soccer matches. Pod SocialsTwitter: @TwoUnitedFansInstagram: @TwoUnitedFansKaleb Twitter: @RealKalebFCInstagram: @kalebolson716SashaInstagram: @alexander_soresloth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb is all alone this week shouting into the void about the Loons win over Seattle, coaches being fired across MLS, and turmoil in Miami. Twitter and Instagram@TwoUnitedFansKaleb Twitter: @RealKalebFCKaleb IG: @kalebolson716Sasha IG: alexander_soresloth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Kaleb and Sasha discuss the last two Minnesota United games and what went wrong for the Loons. Sasha then recaps the important MLS action from the past week and then the guys preview the Euro 2021 final.PodIG: @TwoUnitedFansTwitter: @TwoUnitedFans'SashaIG: alexander_soreslothKaleb:IG: @kalebolson716Twitter: @RealKalebFC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sasha is back with Kaleb and they cover the excitement and controversy of MNUFC in PDX. The crazy train continues in the round of 16 of Euro 2021 and we're here for the ride. Goodbye DeBoer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and guest host Shane don't know what to do with their hands as they discuss a Minnesota United team that attacked fluidly and effectively in its past two games. They also discuss the Euro Group Stages, preview the knockout round, give their top five hottest loons because our patrons asked us to, and discuss why a Stoke born Blackburn Rovers player is currently turning heads at the Copa America.Shane Twitter: @ShaneHodgson4Kaleb Twitter: @RealKalebFCKaleb IG: @kalebolson716Sasha IG: alexander_soreslothFollow the pod on all socials @TwoUnitedFans See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha review the latest MNUFC game, preview the Euros, and chat about F1 and Bo Burnham. Also, Kaleb quizzes Sasha about teams that have relocated and Sasha gives Kaleb advice on fatherhood.SocialsPod Twitter @TwoUnitedFansPod IG @TwoUnitedFansKaleb Twitter @RealKalebFCKaleb IG @kalebolson716Sasha IG @alexander_soresloth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Loons get 2 wins in one week. Mental Health Awareness week in MLS. We do are State of the West power rankings. Plus NWSL and European leagues See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We keep it fun despite MN loss to Colorado. Crew attempt a rebrand. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha reluctantly talk about Minnesota's 1-0 loss to Austin. They also give some streaming recommendations, wrap up the title in Italy and preview the finals of the European tournaments and NWSL.Twitter@TwoUnitedFans@RealKalebFCInstagram@TwoUnitedFans@kalebolson716@alexandersoresloth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb ad Sasha talk about the Loons' disappointing performance in the home opener and what they would change going into the next match against Austin. They also cover some tight title races across Europe and round up the rest of the weekend's MLS actionSocialsMain AccountTwitter: @twounitedfansInstagram: @twounitedfansSashaInstagram:@Alexander_soreslothKalebTwitter: @RealKalebFCInstagram: @kalebolson716 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

European Super League, brought to you by Enron and lead zeppelins See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha give their Western Conference preview, recap a wild NWSL match, hype up Justin McMaster, and go through the Penalty Shootout.Podcast socialsTwitter: @TwoUnitedFansInstagram: @TwoUnitedFansKalebTwitter: @RealKalebFCInstagram: @kalebolson716SashaInstagram: @alexander_soreslothInstagram: AA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha start their MLS Season Preview by going through each Eastern Conference team and the big question facing each team. They also debut a new segment, "The Penalty Shootout". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MNUFC release their full season schedule. We talk about Dotson's brace with the U23 in the CONCACAF Olympic qualifiers. Some new signings. UEFA Champions league round of 8 draw. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Kaleb and Sasha cover the latest roster moves that Minnesota United has made, they also revisit the sinking ship of Barcelona, and decide on the best fictional musician/band.Twitter: @TwoUnitedFansInstagram: @TwoUnitedFansKalebTwitter: @RealKalebFCInstagram: @kalebolson716Sasha:Instagram: @jameshojberg See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week our heroes cover some Loons news from The Athletic, discuss the moves that FC Cincinnati is making, and chat about the goings on in Europe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kaleb and Sasha reflect on this crazy year, cover MLS and NWLS transfers, answer some questions and seeiff our friends across the pond are fairing any better than us attempting soccer in a pandemic (spoiler: they're not). Lastly we recall our HAPPIEST moments of 2020. Pour yourself a nice glass of wine, some fine scotch, a shitty beer or a lacroix because this the end of year review. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In true Two United Fans fashion, our heroes recorded this before the biggest news of the week was announced. This episode was recorded in a pre-Kevin Molino leaving world. Kaleb and Sasha also discuss some huge news out of the French leagues and what it could mean for Minnesota United. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We look to a brighter future after MNUFC loses to Seattle in the Western Conference final. We discuss RSL and NWSL ownership change. Odd results on the last game day of UCL and racism in Paris and Millwall. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.