Podcasts about world cup brazil

Một đêm tuyệt vời, rực sáng nhất kể từ cơn sốt World Cup 2023 đó là khi các nữ cầu thủ của đội tuyển túc cầu Úc – Matildas, tham dự vào dấu ấn lịch sử của trận chung kết Champions League. Arsenal của Steph Catley, Caitlin Foord và Kyra Cooney-Cross đã hạ Barcelona để lên ngôi vô địch Champions League, đồng thời cũng trở thành niềm cảm hứng mạnh mẽ cho Matildas hướng đến AFC Cup 2026, và World Cup Brazil 2027.

Bernie Talk Episode 200!!Transfer talk.. goalkeepers a lot of them coming & going..Women's World Cup Brazil & Germany out..It's back.. Dumb things people say..

Alexi Lalas and David Mosse are ready to recap all the action as they got you covered with all the Women's World Cup content that you need! The duo start the show by analyzing Sweden's impressive victory over Argentina. Should USWNT be concerned? Lalas and Mosse then break down South Africa's thrilling victory over Italy & Brazil's stunning elimination from the World Cup. What went wrong for Brazil? To wrap up the show, they look ahead to tomorrow's games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Vlahos and Jenna McCormick wrapped up Brazil's 4-0 win over Panama at a packed out Hindmarsh Stadium! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Omar and Daniel talk on Twitter Spaces about: ⚽️ the news of Liverpool being up for sale and the process that buyers of Liverpool and now Manchester United would go through; and

*) Russian strikes cause emergency outages in Ukraine Ukraine races to repair energy infrastructure after Russian attacks cut power to millions of people across the country. In the capital Kiev, 60 percent of residents were still without power on Friday amid temperatures well below freezing, according to the city's mayor. Meanwhile, the southern Ukrainian region of Kherson came under its heaviest Russian bombardment since Ukrainian forces recaptured it two weeks ago. At least four people have been killed and many more injured in the latest strikes. *) Protesters in Goma reject east Congo ceasefire agreement Hundreds of people in the Democratic Republic of Congo's eastern city of Goma are protesting against a ceasefire agreement between African leaders to stop attacks by M23 rebels in the region. Protesters say the agreement does not tackle Rwanda's alleged backing of the group. M23 rebels, who were not present at the talks, said the agreement did not affect them. An East African regional force will now be deployed to monitor the ceasefire. Around 280,000 people have been displaced since fighting began between the rebels and the Congolese army earlier this year. *) UN council votes to investigate human rights abuses in Iran The UN Human Rights Council has voted to investigate human rights abuses in Iran during countrywide anti-government protests. The motion passed with 25 in favour, six against and 16 abstentions. An estimated 300 people have been killed and 14,000 arrested since protests began 10 weeks ago. Tehran has called the decision disgraceful and motivated by some western countries. *) Shamima Begum challenges citizenship revocation Today is the last day in the appeal hearing of Shamima Begum, a British schoolgirl who travelled to Syria to join Daesh in 2015. Begum, who was fifteen at the time, is challenging the removal of her citizenship on grounds of national security. Her lawyers say she was a likely “child victim of trafficking.” And finally… *) Brazil beats Serbia and latest from the World Cup Brazil beat Serbia 2-0 (two nil) in their opening game in the World Cup. Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo makes history as he becomes the first player to score in five FIFA World Cups as Portugal beat Ghana 3-2.

The ‘Offside Report' returns to recap the first lot of games from Qatar and what's to come for the remainder of the group stage. We've now had a look at every team at the World Cup as Brazil and Serbia rounded out the first lot of group stage fixtures and there was no shortage of upsets in Qatar, blow-outs and the good ol' nil-all stalemates. On this week's episode: - France too good for ambitious Aussies - England make statement with Iran win - Saudi's stun Argentina … and the world - Japan steal all three points against Germany - Spain make a mockery of Costa Rica - Cristiano Ronaldo scores in record 5th World Cup - Brazil announce themselves as tournament favourites - Match Day Two Previews Sit back and enjoy!

Joined by Zach Lowy from Breaking the lines, Adam, Craig and Andy discussed a number of topics during the International week including: How Gareth Southgate's tactical nous is in question after England concede against Poland US struggle in the Concacaf and might fail to qualify for the World Cup Brazil authorities chase Argentina literally off the pitch And if we could create a super league, who would we include? Subscribe to us below: Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HopelessPod Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHopelessWandererPodcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehopelesswandererpodcast/ Follow us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJM1a3BnVC946aS0HUeMlrQ or Email us at thehopelesswandererpodcast@gmail.com Follow Zach on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZachLowy

In this episode I sit and chat with visual storyteller Cole Howard who has a gift for meeting the right people at the right moment, following his curiosities, and saying yes to adventures that have taken him all over the globe. He and I catch up on what he's been up to and where he's been since we had our last moment-out-of-time conversation in the rain 8 years ago where he revealed the desert was "calling him." Cole's website: http://www.colehowardphoto.com Cole's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coleLhoward Topics covered: World travel, photography, videography, storytelling, The role of education, networking, why bartenders have a leg up in any industry, Portlandia, New Mexico, informational interviews, theater, getting the gig, the story the media wants vs what's really happening, Riots during World Cup Brazil, Yoga Adventure Travel, Acting and Theater, Making the right connections Adrianne Gunn - www.adriannegunn.com

In this episode, Max and Felipe breakdown a dramatic day at the World Cup: Brazil 2 x 0 Mexico and Belgium 3 x 2 Japan.  The guys discuss the games, give their thoughts on Neymar and VAR, and of course give their awards for best game, goal, save, celebration, and acting performance.  The guys then preview tomorrow's games, Sweden v Switzerland and Colombia v England.  Vote in our Twitter poll @maxbarilpods to help decide which fans will progress to the quarter finals in our Best Fan-base of the World Cup tournament.

[APWW PGM #689} World Cup mania continues in Brazil. The games are a source of great national pride, as well as bitter dissent due to the fact that billions were spent on stadiums, rather than schools, hospitals and public transport. What does the music community think? We check in with the latest baile funk from Rio’s favelas. Label owner Renato M2 introduces us to a new style–the slowed down Afro-Brazilian tinged rasterhina. In São Paulo, the cosmopolitan city of 20 million where musical innovation is always happening, we hear Ba-Boom–afoxé mixed with dancehall. From Bahia, we hear the latest from tropicália legend Caetano Veloso and introduce Russo Passapusso, who is reviving the 1970’s MPB sound. Long neglected in Brazil, female MC’s are finally getting their due–we check out Karol Conka and Pearls Negras. Up the coast in Recife, we catch up with Siba and Zé Brown, veterans of the mangue bit movement, who are ably mixing local roots music with international sounds. We’re introduced to the active Brazilian avant garde by Chico Dub. Our last stop is Belém on the Amazon River, where we hear innovative brega artist Felipe Cordeiro. Produced by Jesse Brent.

In the June 2014 Taxcast: the guillotine vs progressive taxation. the Taxcast looks at Thomas Piketty's book Capital in the 21st Century. Also: welcome to the temporary tax haven of World Cup Brazil; the EU Commission begins investigations into illegal state aid for tax havens; and are developing countries really not interested in tracking illicit outflows from their countries? Plus more scandals

For more info check: www.andrewgracie.com www.facebook.com/djandrewgracie dj.beatport.com/djandrewgracie www.twitter.com/djandrewgracie Bookings Brasil M Agency: booking@andrewgracie.com All Management Enquiries Musicmasters Recordings: gustavo.silva@musicmasters.rec.br 01 - Sander van Doorn, Martin Garrix & DVBBS - Gold Skies (Andrew Gracie Intro) 02 - Calvin Harris - Summer (Original Mix) 03 - Dj Antoine - Light It Up (Dj Antoine vs Mad Mark Club Mix) 04 - One Republic - Counting Stars (Basic Physics Remix) 05 - Candyland & Zak Waters - Not Coming Down (Kaj Melsen Remix) 06 - Coldplay - A Sky Full Of Stars (Jakko Bootleg) 07 - ATB feat. Stanfour - Face to face (Rudee Remix) 08 - Bastille - Pompeii (Audien Remix) 09 - Cash Cash - Overtime (Vicetone Remix) 10 - Steve-angello - Payback (Original Mix) 11 - Clean Bandit - Rather be (Cash cash Remix) 12 - Katy Perry feat Juicy j - Dark Horse (Goldhouse Club Mix) 13 - R3hab & NERVO & Ummet Ozcan - Revolution (Audien Remix) 14 - Miley Cyrus - Adore You (Cedric Gervais Remix) 15 - Borgeous - Wildfire (Original Mix) 16 - Galantis - You (Ivan Gough Remix) 17 - David Guetta & Showtek feat. Vassy - Bad (Original Mix) 18 - Marcelo CIC vs WAO ft. Miss Palmer - One (Original Mix) 19 - Repow vs John Newman - Bamboo Love Me Again (Andrew Gracie Edit) 20 - Mr Probz - Waves (Adriano Pagani Reboot)

Far from uniting Brazil, the World Cup has in some places exposed growing public antipathy. Many Brazilians are angry at spiralling costs while others blame a police crackdown in the slums for the rise of children working as drug dealers. Samantha Pearson and Joe Leahy report. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Finalmente foi lançada a música oficial da Copa do Mundo de 2014 que, diga-se, será no Brasil e... acreditem, a música não é em português!!! Contando com uma mirradíssima e duvidosa participação de Cláudia Leitte, a música (“composição” do rapper Pittbull) conta também com a participação de Jennifer Lopez, sabe-se lá por quê. Para comentar a música e também compará-la com a excelente Wavin’ Flag, da Copa de 2010, contei com a presença do sempre querido Luizinho Lobo, um dos maiores estruturalistas brasileiros. Ouçam, então, as duas versões e deem o vosso palpite: qual delas mais chacoalha o seu coração?

Finalmente foi lançada a música oficial da Copa do Mundo de 2014 que, diga-se, será no Brasil e... acreditem, a música não é em português!!! Contando com uma mirradíssima e duvidosa participação de Cláudia Leitte, a música (“composição” do rapper Pittbull) conta também com a participação de Jennifer Lopez, sabe-se lá por quê. Para comentar a música e também compará-la com a excelente Wavin’ Flag, da Copa de 2010, contei com a presença do sempre querido Luizinho Lobo, um dos maiores estruturalistas brasileiros. Ouçam, então, as duas versões e deem o vosso palpite: qual delas mais chacoalha o seu coração?

Rock Your Life Radio - Business Hour Hosts Dave Rogers & Mike Handcock are joined by 2 Awesome South African Entrepreneurs including Luther Diedricks from SA Business Hub and Neale Petersen who is a major Property Publisher in SA. You will be blown away by what you learn. In this tell all show you will see the positive and negative effects of massive global events such as the World Cup Soccer, Olympics and America's Cup on business and economies. Join us for a very special Rock Your Life Business Hour. - insights and distinctions on the economic effects of the World Cup on South Africa - effects on real estate, entrepreneurship, and economic activity pre and post the World Cup in South Africa - is "the trend your friend" for investors - what have we learned as investors, entrepreneurs and in what ways can we use this knowledge in 2012 Olympics London, 2014 World Cup Brazil, 2016 Olympics Brazil & other major events such as the America's Cup, G8, Formula 1 etc