Podcasts about world editor

Two great guests for the price of one on today's podcast!Our talented host, Mike Slater, begins by talking to Breitbart's World Editor, Frances Martel, about President Donald Trump's ongoing trip in the Middle East. Is it really just a "butt-kissing" tour or is there something that we're all missing here? PLUS, Frances and Slater dive deeper into the thorny issues surrounding the South African refugees that are coming to the USA.Following that segment, Mike gabs with outgoing Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Ed Martin, about his brand-new job  that will still keep him as a powerful MAGA fighter and what we can expect from his replacement, Jeanine Pirro!

Today's podcast begins with our terrific host, Mike Slater, reviewing the mainstream media's obsession with taking down President Donald Trump for suggesting that American kids don't need "30 dolls". Why are they so obsessed with defending China's ability to flood this country with cheap crap? Slater has some thoughts and you'll want to hear them!Following the opener, the always-amazing Frances Martel, Breitbart's World Editor, joins the show to provide some expert analysis on the recent fighting between India and Pakistan. Is more of the globe going to be in active wars with each other? How will our great nation be impacted by these two nuclear-powers trading blows? All of this and more will be covered!

Today's podcast begins with our host, Mike Slater, talking about the role of people like YOU in helping this country to achieve its full potential. It's time for us all to get off welfare and improve our work ethics already! Donald Trump can't do it all!Following the opener, Breitbart's World Editor, Frances Martel, joins the program to speak out about how communist China has reacted to President Trump's recent tariffs and other important global news stories!

You might have heard recently that President Donald J. Trump is using an American law from the 1700s to deal with illegal immigrants in our great nation in 2025. Can he do that? Our host, Mike Slater, has the answer to that question and more at the start of today's podcast!Following the opener, Breitbart's World Editor, Frances Martel, joins the show to talk about Trump 2.0's dealings in South America, the Middle East, and the rest of the globe! It's a big world and Frances has us covered completely, so don't miss this!

The countdown to Labour's first Budget is on, but what do your co-pilots make of the new Chancellor's plans? Brace yourselves it's another news Tsunami…Liam isn't convinced Labour's plan for growth will strengthen up the public finances and believes a more prudent approach to spending is needed.Allison agrees and is concerned if they increase National Insurance on employers it will lead to less investment and fewer jobs.Joining your co-pilots for this week's voyage is former Downing Street advisor and journalist Andy Coulson. The former News of the World Editor shares his thoughts on the first 100 days of the Labour government and reflects on his time at Belmarsh prison where he first formed the idea for his podcast ‘Crisis, What Crisis?'.And your co-pilots weigh in on Health Secretary Wes Streeting's endorsement of weight loss drugs…Read more from Liam: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/liam-halligan/ |Read more from Allison: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/a/ak-ao/allison-pearson/ Read Allison: ‘I'm buying a generator. Who would want to invest in blackout Britain?': https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/10/16/buying-a-generator-in-blackout-britain-ed-miliband/ |Listen to Andy Coulson: www.podfollow.com/crisis |Need help subscribing or reviewing? Learn more about podcasts here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/radio/podcasts/podcast-can-find-best-ones-listen/ |Email: planetnormal@telegraph.co.uk |For 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/normal |Planet Normal listeners can get 20% off tickets to the Battle of Ideas Festival by putting the code PLANETNORMAL24 into the Promo code section of the ticket page – accessible through https://www.battleofideas.org.uk/battle-of-ideas-festival-tickets-2024/ | Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's podcast begins with host Mike Slater reacting to "White Women for Kamala" and "White Dudes for Kamala" events. Do those sound cringe-inducing? Don't worry...they are! You won't want to miss hearing Mike go over the horrors of watching progressives trip over themselves to prove that they're the least racist and/or sexist!Following the opener, Breitbart World Editor, Frances Martel, joins the program to go over what's happening in socialist Venezuela and their recent "phony" elections. Should it be concerning to Americans? Listen in to find out!

Nothing too fancy about today's podcast: Mike Slater deeply examines the chaos that the Democrat party currently find themselves in with a fading Joe Biden as their torchbearer in the 2024 presidential race. Don't miss his insights into this wide-reaching and important conversation!Following that, Frances Martel, Breitbart World Editor, joins the program to talk about the ongoing NATO Summit in Washington, D.C. and why Americans should be caring about it!

Auckland's leg of SailGP will bring the boats to the spectators.   The event will hold its first ever leg in Auckland in January.   Auckland was supposed to hold an event last year, but that was cancelled after land use issues with Wynyard Quarter.   Sail World Editor Richard Gladwell says Wynyard Point will probably be the main spectator base with necessary infrastructure already in place.   He told Ryan Bridge the boats may even come a little too close.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

29 Gold Cone Piece Award Winner Sean Doherty sits deep in the culture cone as ATS Up Late returns! This ep we take a look at Surfing World Magazine Issue 423 which features a whopping 10,000 word profile on Occy and his 83 World Title Melt, discuss what's next for GOAT and look at the place of the surf mag in modern day media. Suck back a fatty and put ya feet up. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's podcast begins with Mike speaking to an NYC schoolteacher about the increasing amount of woke indoctrination that's going on in our schools which leads to Mike reviewing and reacting to a story out of Maryland where a court says that students opting out of LGBTQ curriculum is no longer allowed. How is this possible and what does this mean for all of our kids around the nation? Slater has some thoughts!Following that, Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel stops by to talk about Iran's President dying in a tragic helicopter accident over the weekend and why this news should concern Americans!

On today's podcast, host Mike Slater realizes that it's been roughly FOUR years since the COVID-19 Pandemic reached critical levels in the United States and looks back at the good, the bad, and the ugly from that era. What lessons should we all take away from that period in American history and how can we all avoid its mistakes? Slater has the answers!Following that, Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel stops by to give some important global updates on places like Niger and Haiti and explain why these stories are important to us all!

Should TikTok be banned in the U.S.? Mike ponders that question deeply while taking calls from listeners like YOU on if the popular Chinese video app should be allowed in our nation. Don't miss the heated debates?Following that, Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel stops by to give her TikTok thoughts AND report on the dicey political situation in Haiti. Why is there so much chaos for our southern island neighbor and is there REALLY cannibalism going on there? Listen in to find out!

Does Housing Illegal Migrants Violate The Third Amendment? And Breitbart News World Editor Frances Martel Talks About The Threat Of The Houthis 

On today's show, Mike Slater goes over the stages of decline for cities/empires. What stage is America on? Can it be fixed? All these questions and more are answered.Following that, Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel joins the show to give some analysis on some global news stories. You won't want to miss her takes on what's happening in South America and the Middle East.

On today's show, Mike wraps up his series of historical hypothetical questions with a look into "The Laconia Incident". What is it? Why does it matter? How would you react if you were put into the shoes of the people involved? Listen in and find out!Following this, Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel stops by to talk about a variety of stories from around the world including Turkey, China, and Israel. Don't miss it!

Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel with the latest developments in Israel and around the world, and Breitbart Senior Editor-at-Large Joel Pollak is live from Tel Aviv, Israel.

10/09/23: Israel formally declared war on Hamas on Sunday after the Islamist militant group launched a deadly surprise assault on Saturday. Joel is joined by Laurin Whitney-Gottbrath, a World Editor at Axios, to talk about it. She has over a decade of experience writing and producing breaking news at organizations including Axios, Al Jazeera English, and TIME. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike starts the show by talking about how the voters of Oakland are getting what they deserve as their district attorney has allowed a staggering amount of violent crime. He explains why this is happening and how we as patriotic citizens can't allow it to spread to our entire country.Our guests today are former NATO Deputy Commander Blaine Holt and Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel. The two of them go over the dramatic stories happening in Europe and Africa and why Americans should be caring about them.

Frances Martel, World Editor for Breitbart News, joins Hammer & Nigel to talk about the missile strike in Poland!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boris Johnson has announced he will resign as Prime Minister of the UK. He once delivered his party historic victories, but now he is being called a risk to the United Kingdom and an existential threat to the existence of the Conservative party — by some of his own colleagues. So how did one man do so much political damage? Today, World Editor of The Saturday Paper, Jonathan Pearlman on Boris Johnson's incredibly predictable downfall.

Curated listening, reading and viewing this week brought to you by Dr Jessica Collins, Research Fellow in the Pacific Islands Program, Lowy Institute and Mark Mulligan, World Editor, Australian Financial Review

Warcraft3 is wildly known for the content that came out of the World Editor, namely funmaps like DotA, Funman Frenzy and Tower Defense.   Today, we interview three of the most famous and influential content creators of this day and age, coming from the project Re-Reforged and Chronicles of the 2nd War.   What did Reforged change for them? What drives them to do Blizzard work? Why is the new graphic not as bad as the melee community says - and how can we make them fit better for melee matches?   This and many more from InsaneMonster, Shadi & Eugene.   Warcraft Re-Reforged: https://www.hiveworkshop.com/threads/warcraft-3-re-reforged-the-scourge-of-lordaeron-act-i.337516/ Chronicles of the Second War: https://www.hiveworkshop.com/threads/chronicles-of-the-second-war-updated-demo.327574/   Sorry for the audio quality, which is not up to our standards in this release.

Colton starts the show with “The Breakdown” presented by O'Neills by talking about the American Raptors' presence at the National Scouting Combine, some MLR news, and All of the Rugby You Can Watch this weekend presented by Wintergreen (0:00-9:47). Following “The Breakdown”, Colton talks with Rugby World features editor Alan Dymock about his piece on the American Raptors, rugby players making the switch to professional wrestling, and why more rugby players haven't stuck around in the NFL. (9:48-1:02:39). After the interview presented by GuardLab, Colton unveils a brand new Stat of the Week category presented by Catapult, assigns some “Required Reading”, and closes the show with some programming notes in “The Loop” presented by First Bank (1:02:40-1:08:19). Follow on Twitter: @DNVR_Rugby Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join The Scotsman's political team who take you through the latest in the Ukraine crisis, with a special guest appearance from World Editor, Jane Bradley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Amy helps to dispel beginners nerves with essential tips on how to begin your marathon journey on your strongest foot, literally. Starting from the feet up we chat to Emma Kirk-Odunubi about what trainers you need, the importance of footcare, easy stretches and how you can improve your running while brushing your teeth. Then Amy picks the brains of Andy Dixon, Editor of Runner's World magazine, as they pound the pavement for a lunch time run. How to find out more about today's experts:Emma Kirk-Odunubi, Instagram: @emmakirkyo, Youtube: HerShoesHerFitnessAndy Dixon, Instagram: @runnersworlduk, @rw_ed_andy, Runner's World Mission Marathon: https://www.runnersworld.co.uk/training/marathon/missionmarathonFind other runners like yourself by searching #WELLFar on social media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's Breitbart News Daily podcast - payoffs to illegal aliens are back on! The federal government releases new rules on vaccine mandates for businesses, Sen. RanPaul (R-KY) and Dr. Faucistein go at it, again (with predictable results), and Al Gore - remember him?! - is back, this time with new tech to surveil carbon emitters. Then, Breitbart News' World Editor—and unofficial New Jersey correspondent—Frances Martel joins o talk NJ politics and the underreported COVID outbreak occurring right now in China. 

 “Buying art is a little bit like buying property in Knightsbridge…if you buy a blue-chip artist who's dead and sit on it long enough then you probably will make money, but that means you need to be able to afford to sit on it for something like 30 or 40 years.“Art is a very difficult asset class generally, it's felt that if you have a wide portfolio then art is something interesting to put your money into, but you certainly wouldn't do it as your primary source of investment. It's also very easy to lose money.”Jane Morris is the editor-at-large of CultureShock Media, an arts and culture content agency that delivers print, digital, film and social media strategies for leading arts businesses, museums and galleries. Jane went to Central St Martins, where she studied fine art before studying journalism and has managed to establish a career which combines her fascination with both. She has written for The Art Newspaper, Monocle, the Economist, Artnet and the Guardian and has built teams of international writers covering news, investigative, data-driven reporting, analysis and long form features about the art world. We talk about investing in art, how to spot a trend (as well as what's best to avoid), THAT famous Banksy shredding moment and Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs). “There has been a view, I would say coming more from the investment world, that one of the reasons people don't buy digital art is because it's easily copied. I suspect that it's because it's not seen as as attractive as a painting on the wall.” We also talk about: The challenges and continuing effect of coronavirus on the art worldCurrent trends and ones to watch in the market Ring bidding in the upper echelons of the art worldThe risky game of trading art as an investmentThe lack of diversity in the art world and what museums are doing to rectify itYou can follow Jane on Twitter @MaryJaneMorris. About The Nicole Bremner Podcast: Nicole Bremner is an investor, speaker, writer, and podcaster. After a successful decade building a multi-million property portfolio in London, Nicole was forced by a number of external obstacles to stop, take stock and figure out what really matters in life.  Following a period of healing and reflection, she discovered that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger and, so very often, setback is followed by real success. On The Nicole Bremner Podcast, she speaks to others who have triumphed in the face of adversity and explores the lessons they have learned along the way. To find out who's coming up next on The Nicole Bremner Podcast, follow Nicole on Instagram @nsbremner and facebook or subscribe to her YouTube channel. You can also support the show here.  Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guest speakers. The view and opinions of the guest speakers do not represent that of the host. Always do your own research. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)

From the military coup in Myanmar, to U.S. sanctions on Belarus, to violence in Venezuela. Axios Re:Cap talks with Axios' World Editor, Dave Lawler, and catches us up quick with what's going on around the globe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast, Steve talks with Oscar winning editor William Goldenberg, ACE about “News of the World.” You likely know William from his Oscar winning work on “Argo.” Additionally, William cut films such as “Zero Dark Thirty”, “The Insider”, “The Imitation Game”, “Nation Treasure” and many more! Enjoy the episode. Todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast is brought to you by Filmtools.com, Hollywoods trusted one-stop shop for all things production and post. Today, Filmtools is offering Art of the Cut listeners 10% off thousands of products when shopping on Filmtools.com with code AOTC10 at checkout. The Art of the Cut podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor and many more platforms. If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss future episodes and tell an editor friend.

In this episode Amy helps to dispel beginners nerves with essential tips on how to begin your marathon journey on your strongest foot, literally. Starting from the feet up we chat to Emma Kirk-Odunubi about what trainers you need, the importance of footcare, easy stretches and how you can improve your running while brushing your teeth. Then Amy picks the brains of Andy Dixon, Editor of Runner's World magazine, as they pound the pavement for a lunch time run.  How to find out more about today’s experts: Emma Kirk-Odunubi, Instagram: @emmakirkyo, Youtube: HerShoesHerFitness Andy Dixon, Instagram: @runnersworlduk, @rw_ed_andy, Runner’s World Mission Marathon: https://www.runnersworld.co.uk/training/marathon/missionmarathon Find other runners like yourself by searching #WELLFar on social media. 

#249. Herb McCormick has made a career of writing about sailing, but it wasn't entirely on purpose. A fifth-generation Newport, Rhode Island native, Herb didn't even know that sailing was a thing at all until a chance meeting in his 20's. After vagabonding around for a while, he wound up with a low-level job at Cruising World during the heyday of sailing magazines, and slowly started working his way up, of course eventually becoming Editor. Herb has seen it all in sailing, from the racing and cruising scene to an epic 13-month Around the America's expedition on the 64-foot steel cutter OCEAN WATCH. I talked to Herb about what inspired him to follow his passion on the water. -- On the Wind is presented by Rutgerson Marine. And also supported by Offshore Passage Opportunities.

Sarah and co-host Molly Williams keep it real (very real!) with guest Meghan Kita, author of How to Make Yourself Poop: And 999 Other Tips All Runners Should Know and a former editor at Runner’s World. The trio covers an array of TMI topics, leaving no turd, uh, stone unturned. Meghan, a first-time mom with a 5-month-old baby, starts by oversharing about her return to running post-baby, as she explains (in some detail!) why she saw a pelvic-floor physical therapist. From there, Meghan details how she juggles breastfeeding, pumping, and running. There’s piles of poop advice, including three tips for getting things moving pre-run. Molly explains why caffeine affects the urgency to pee—and how to ease that issue. Molly asks Meghan several male-oriented questions—then makes an outrageous admission that sends SBS into peals of laughter. The conversation changes to chafing, including a clever solution when a tee or socks are rubbing the wrong way on a run. Meghan proves why she’s the McGyver of the running world. All in all, an informative + hilarious episode! This week’s Nuun-drinking game: Toss some back whenever someone says the words “hot dog.” (Just be careful to not spew the hydration while laughing!) In the intro, the two running buddies reminisce about their June trip to Alaska, and SBS shares an update about her elderly mother. The TMI expert hops on at 18:55. If you're interested in details about joining group of #motherrunners training for 3 Days at the Fair road ultra, please sign up here. Have a Disney Challenge queued up for January 2019? Our Dopey Program + Goofy Program will get you through many happy miles--no pixie dust required!   Thanks to Aaptiv for supporting AMR Podcast. New members get 30% off annual membership at aaptiv.com/AMR30 Save $50 off select mattresses by visiting casper.com/AMR and using promo code AMR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Novaya Gazeta's Elena Kostyuchenko on why she decided to report on Chechnya, what exactly foreigners misunderstand about Russian media censorship, and why her journalism isn't trying to change people. This week we respond to a talk Smith went to earlier this month at Columbia University between Elena, who is the Harriman Institute’s Paul Klebnikov Russian Civil Society Fellow, and the World Editor of BuzzFeed News, Miriam Elder. Special thanks to the Harriman Institute for letting us use the audio for the show.

Medros and Phandeth are Toastyless while they discuss Warcraft 3 updates, the new WC3 Invitational, WoW MVP Program, and more

You may know David Willey as the longtime editor-in-chief of Runner's World magazine—he's been at the helm of this publication for 14 years—and as the host of the popular Runner's World podcast. But did you also know he's a native of Michigan? David joins Heather on the show to talk about growing up in the Mitten (he lived in Ann Arbor as a child and later Grand Rapids, where he played high school football and other sports) and how he's returning to his home state for this month's Bayshore Marathon on Saturday, May 27 in Traverse City. David has been talking quite a bit about this upcoming goal race of his, in the print magazine and also on the podcast he hosts each week. This is because the Bayshore is the race he chose for his "moonshot marathon quest," otherwise known as his attempt to finally qualify for the Boston Marathon. Heather and David talk about his early years of sports-playing (and his initial dislike of running), how he eventually fell in love with our sport in his 20s, the first marathon he ran, and some of the highlights of his years as editor-in-chief of Runner's World. He also shares how he "feels like a new runner," having worked with a team of Nike experts throughout his training for the Bayshore. Heather and David delve into this and also talk through Bayshore course tips and, of course, where David should consider going in Traverse City post-race for a celebratory burger. David also talks about his upcoming plans post-marathon (hint: a career change is in the works...) You're sure to be inspired listening to David's story and ambitious plans for BQ'ing in another couple of weeks. Heather found herself feeling even more excited about Bayshore—her fourth Bayshore Marathon—after talking with David.    This episode is supported by the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa (grandtraverseresort.com) and Traverse City Tourism (traversecity.com)   Links:   Runner's World: runnersworld.com   Bayshore Marathon: bayshoremarathon.com 

Runner’s World Editor-in-Chief David Willey starts his journey to complete a lifelong goal as a runner—qualify for the Boston Marathon. With the help of the same team at Nike guiding the best runners in the world to run under two hours in the marathon, David goes for his own audacious goal of BQing in 2017 with the help of a data-centric training approach. (2:03) Running coach Jenny Hadfield shares her tips for making smart goals—and sticking to them. Plus, her personal start in the sport and the greatest success stories from her clients. (30:33) In the Kick, fast times at the Dubai Marathon, how to better navigate the race expo, and a look at the most popular running routes in the country. (1:00:26) The Runner’s World Show is brought to you by Aaptiv, an on-demand audio fitness app that you can do at home, at the gym, outdoors—anywhere. Get your first month free when you sign up for a monthly subscription at aaptiv.com and use the promo code “RUN.” This episode is also sponsored by Harry’s. Their razors have five precision-engineered blades that deliver a close, comfortable shave. You can try their shave set for free when you sign up. (You just cover shipping.) Fans of The Runner’s World Show can go to Harrys.com  and enter the code “RUN” at checkout to get a free post-shave balm. Episode Credits: Host: David Willey Producers: Sylvia Ryerson, Christine Fennessy, Brian Dalek and Alex Ward. The Runner's World Show is a proud part of Panoply. Check out our show page here. Follow us on Twitter (@rwaudio) and Facebook (Runner's World Audio).

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Editors throughout the conference discussed the advantages and disadvantages of the digital revolution of the newsrooms. The integrated newsroom was much talked about at the 15th World Editor's Forum. Being the "must-do" idea of 2007, some newspapers still haven't made the transition to combining print with digital media. Lisbeth Knudsen from Danish Berlingske Tidende gave her opinion as to why and how editors need to go interactive. More video reports from the World Editors Forum

At the 15th World Editor's Forum Garry Kasparov was the guest speaker of the second editor's lunch. He spoke on different subjects, such as the lack of freedom of speech in today's Russia, the political climate for journalists and foreign countries interfering in Russian politics. Although he got mostly applause for his outspoken opinions, his fellow countrymen presented some severe criticism. In the end, the russian president of the Press Guild, Eugene Abou, promised Kasparov an official press conference on their own premises, something he has been denied until now. Kasparov himself was very reluctant to believing there will actually be a press conference upon his return to Russia.