I migliori Substack Blog podcast (2025)

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Hillsborough Law: Accountability, Candour, and the Fight for Justice 11:21

3d ago11:21

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Today we focus on the progress of the proposed Hillsborough Law (the Public Office (Accountability) Bill), introduced to address the institutional failure experienced by the victims and families of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster. The government has acknowledged that the British state failed victims to an "almost inhuman level," characterized by "in…

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Supreme Court Ethics, Power Plays, And Public Faith 1:06:31

3d ago1:06:31

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We dig into whether unsealing the Epstein files can restore trust without real accountability and why the release may disappoint. We debate Supreme Court ethics, the NDAA’s priorities, and the risks of releasing sensitive drone footage in the AI era, then pivot to campus speech, Texas politics, media power, and sports double standards. • Epstein fi…

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Football Regulator Chair Appointment: Conflict, Code, and the Future of UK Clubs 10:49

4d ago10:49

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The appointment of David Kogan as the Chair of the Independent Football Regulator (IFR) has caused controversy. The findings of the Commissioner for Public Appointments revealed breaches of the governance code linked to political donations Kogan made to the Secretary of State (Lisa Nandy). Nandy acknowledged the findings and took responsibility, al…

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Best Books of 2025 Genre Awards with Chrissie (@ChrissieWhitley) | Ep. 213 1:10:02

5d ago1:10:02

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In Episode 213, Sarah and Chrissie (@ChrissieWhitley) wrap up the year with the Best Books of 2025 Genre Awards. They reveal their Overall Best Books (Fiction and Nonfiction) and a full breakdown by genre, including: Best Literary Fiction, Best Romance, Best Brain Candy, Best Genre Mash-Up, and more! Plus, they share the winners for these same genr…

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What Are Public Inquiries and How Do They Work? (UK Law) 5:08

5d ago5:08

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Public Inquiries are investigations set up by government ministers to respond to events of major public concern or to consider controversial public policy issues. We differentiate between statutory inquiries (governed by the Inquiries Act 2005, with powers to compel evidence) and non-statutory inquiries (which are more flexible but have fewer legal…

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From Food Network to Substack: Building a Trusted Media Brand with Ellie Krieger | EP 24 40:08

6d ago40:08

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How do you build a media career that actually feels true to you? In this heartwarming and inspiring episode, Amy sits down with Ellie Krieger to talk about her journey from nutrition student and part-time model to trusted media dietitian, cookbook author, and public TV host. Ellie shares how she stayed true to her values through every twist, turned…

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Digital Disaster: Protecting Your Video Game Purchases and Cultural Heritage 5:07

6d ago5:07

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A recent e-petition signed by nearly 190,000 people addressed the growing frustration of gamers regarding consumer rights and video games. Many modern titles are "live services" that rely on company servers; when these servers shut down, purchased games become unplayable, leading to a loss of consumer investment, time, and cultural heritage. We exp…

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Into The Woods Of Imagination 44:36

6d ago44:36

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We sit down with author and veteran teacher Judith Husker to explore how a childhood of forts and frogs became a debut fantasy full of born ones, chasm guards, and a reluctant hero learning to trust himself. Along the way we talk craft, teaching, and why celebrating your own life is the bravest magic. • Growing up on a family farm and building a li…

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Taxpayer Tackle: Who Pays the Bill for UK Football Policing? 6:02

7d ago6:02

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Football policing across the UK costs tens of millions of pounds annually, with the taxpayer currently covering the majority of the expense. This episode explores the financial arrangement where local police forces generally meet these costs. However, under Section 25 of the Police Act 1996, police can charge clubs for "special police services" on …

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Stop Cowboy Builders: Why Licensing and Consumer Protection Reforms are Needed in the RMI Sector 4:51

10d ago4:51

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There is an urgent need to protect consumers from rogue builders, particularly those operating in the Repair, Maintenance, and Improvement (RMI) sector. We explore how "dodgy builders" ruin lives, causing homeowners significant financial distress, with losses estimated at £14.3 billion over five years. The key learning objective is understanding wh…

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America’s Breaking Point: Vetting Fails, Fraud Explodes, and Trump Hits Reset 1:01:05

11d ago1:01:05

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Support the show Elsa's AMAZON STORE Elsa's FAITH & FREEDOM MERCH STORE Elsa's BOOKS Elsa Kurt: You may know her for her uncanny, viral Kamala Harris impressions & conservative comedy skits, but she’s also a lifelong Patriot & longtime Police Wife. She has channeled her fierce love and passion for God, family, country, and those who serve as the cr…

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UK Wine Tax Crisis: Why High Alcohol Duty Hurts British Businesses and Consumers 5:32

11d ago5:32

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The UK's high alcohol duty rates have had a severe impact on the nation's vital wine sector and hospitality industry. Parliamentarians note that tax now makes up over 60% of the cost of a bottle of wine, making the UK one of the most highly taxed wine markets globally. The shift to a strength-based (ABV) duty system is challenging for wine, an agri…

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Best Books of 2025 Superlatives with Catherine (@GilmoreGuide) | Ep. 212 1:03:57

12d ago1:03:57

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In Ep. 212, Sarah and Catherine of Gilmore Guide to Books start wrapping up 2025 with the first of the two year-end episodes: Best Books of 2025 Superlatives. In this episode, they share their picks for over 25 superlative categories, including Weirdest 5-Star Read of 2025, The Book That Made Us Furious, Most Underrated Gem, Too Dark Even for Me, a…

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Dyslexia Support Crisis: Why Early Diagnosis and a National Strategy are Essential 5:47

12d ago5:47

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There remains an urgent need for improved support for dyslexic pupils across the UK. Dyslexia is a common neurological difference affecting about one in ten people, yet four in five dyslexic children leave school without formal identification. The debate highlights severe inequalities, noting that the cost of diagnosis (around £600) means diagnosis…

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Exactly When to Send Pitches That Actually Get Read | EP 23 13:15

13d ago13:15

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Have you ever hit “send” on a pitch and then sat there wondering… was that the right time? In this episode, Amy gets real about when to reach out to brands and media (and when not to). With the holidays here and Q4 wrapping up, timing can make or break your pitch. Amy shares exactly what days and times she recommends for sending emails, how long to…

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Autistic Adults and Employment: Why Systems Must Change to Unlock Talent 5:48

13d ago5:48

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Autistic adults face significant challenges in securing and maintaining meaningful employment, despite the majority expressing a strong desire to work. Current statistics show that only 34% of autistic people are in employment, a rate significantly lower than other disabled or non-disabled groups. Key themes include systemic barriers, such as burea…

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London Housing Crisis: Why House Building Collapsed and How Policy Changes Might Fix It 5:54

14d ago5:54

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There has been a critical collapse of house building in London, where construction starts have dramatically fallen short of government targets. The debate centres on the Mayor's London Plan, which critics argue has failed due to its complexity and expensive demands, such as high affordable housing requirements (often 35% or 50%). We examine the res…

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Whispers from the Deep: Ocean Spirits and Lost Souls 26:47

14d ago26:47

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Recording from Royal Caribbean’s Vision of the Seas, Eric Extreme peels back the salt-streaked veil between life and the ocean. As he and his wife cut across the Caribbean, stories unfurl, Polynesian navigators whose ancestors ride the swells, Japanese Funayūrei rising from misty shores, West African sea judges, and Caribbean duppies tugging at the…

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Tackling Food Deserts: Access, Inequality, and the Fight for Nutritious Food 4:38

17d ago4:38

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Today we discuss the widespread issue of inequality of access to fresh and nutritious food. "Food deserts," using Castlemilk, Glasgow, is a vivid example of a community where 15,000 residents lack a local supermarket, necessitating long, expensive journeys for basic healthy items like apples or bananas. Learning objectives include understanding how…

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Remembrance Day 2025: Honouring Veterans, Family Sacrifice, and Modern Military Challenges 4:45

18d ago4:45

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Hear about the UK's observance of Remembrance Day 2025, honouring those who served, fought, and made the ultimate sacrifice in conflicts ranging from the First and Second World Wars to Korea, Iraq, and Afghanistan. We discuss the lasting impact of war on friends, families, and communities, emphasizing that sacrifice is borne by the whole family. Ke…

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National Curriculum 2.0: Media Literacy, Triple Science, and Major Education Reform. 13:05

19d ago13:05

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The UK Government has comprehensive plans to renew the national curriculum and assessment system, aiming to prepare students for the age of AI and hyperconnectivity. Key changes include delivering a curriculum rich in knowledge and skills, with a new statutory Year 8 reading test, boosting media, digital, and financial literacy, and ensuring a trip…

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The UK Parental Pay Crisis: Why Maternity and Paternity Rates Must Match the Living Wage 5:24

20d ago5:24

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Learn about the crucial debate calling for Statutory Maternity and Paternity Pay (SMP/SPP) to be raised to the National Living Wage (NLW). Current rates leave families in financial hardship, with SMP falling 55% below the NLW after six weeks (£4.99/hour vs. £12.21/hour). We discuss how inadequate pay forces parents, especially mothers, to return to…

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Tackling Hoarding Disorder: A National Call for Compassion and Mental Health Support 6:04

21d ago6:04

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Today we address the urgent and often misunderstood issue of Hoarding Disorder (HD), formally recognised in Britain in 2018 as a distinct mental health condition. HD is defined by persistent difficulty discarding possessions, regardless of value, leading to severely cluttered and distressed living spaces. Affecting an estimated 2% to 5% of the popu…

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Judge AI based on Output, Not Mechanism 6:58

19d ago6:58

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How we can use an output-based system to judge whether or not different kinds of technology achieve understanding or intelligence. Become a Member: https://danielmiessler.com/upgrade See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Di Daniel Miessler

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Echoes of the Gallows: Uncovering the Witch Trials’ True Legacy 39:12

22d ago39:12

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The air is full of whispers, courtrooms grow silent, trial ledgers crackle with ink-stained confessions, and a voice named Eric Extreme steps into the ruins to listen. In this episode, we trace the shadowy currents that turned rumor into verdict, following the fragile threads of evidence buried in archives and the haunted hush that clings to old st…

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Mandatory Digital ID: Balancing Control, Security, and Freedom in the UK 5:58

24d ago5:58

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The UK Government has a plan to introduce a new, free digital ID for citizens and legal residents over 16. Proponents argue the system will give people greater control over their lives and data, modernising public services to be more effective and joined-up, while increasing security and tackling fraud. A key focus is making the ID mandatory for ri…

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From Endorsements To Exposés: MTG, Epstein Files, And A Thanksgiving Showdown 1:02:23

25d ago1:02:23

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Support the show Elsa's AMAZON STORE Elsa's FAITH & FREEDOM MERCH STORE Elsa's BOOKS Elsa Kurt: You may know her for her uncanny, viral Kamala Harris impressions & conservative comedy skits, but she’s also a lifelong Patriot & longtime Police Wife. She has channeled her fierce love and passion for God, family, country, and those who serve as the cr…

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Scotland Devolution at 25: Successes, Failures, and the Path Ahead 6:08

25d ago6:08

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Today we recognise the 25th anniversary of devolution in Scotland, analyzing its successes and failures within the system of "multi-level governance". Speakers reflect on the Scottish Parliament's establishment in 1999, realizing the "settled will of the Scottish people", and noting initial achievements like free personal care and the smoking ban. …

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Fall 2025 Circle Back with Catherine (@GilmoreGuide) (Ep. 211) 52:29

26d ago52:29

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In Episode 211, Sarah and Catherine of Gilmore Guide to Books catch up on the 14 new releases they shared in the Fall 2025 Book Preview, now that they've read them — or at least tried to! They share their reading stats and discuss which books worked and which didn't…and why. This post contains affiliate links through which I make a small commission…

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Korean War 75th Anniversary: Honouring UK Heroes and the Glosters' Defence 5:39

26d ago5:39

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This episode commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Korean War, focusing on the crucial role of British servicemen. The UK provided the second-largest military contribution to the United Nations Command, with over 1,100 British lives lost. We explore the heroic stand of the "Glorious Glosters" at the Battle of the Imjin River in 1951, an action t…

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How I Keep My Business Running (and Still Be the Mom I Want to Be) | EP 22 14:41

27d ago14:41

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Ever wonder how people actually do it all? In this episode, Amy gets real about what life looks like as a new mom and business owner. She shares the simple systems that help her stay on top of work, show up for her daughter, and take care of herself, all without feeling like she’s losing her mind. Amy walks through how she uses Google Calendar to k…

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UK Post-16 Education Overhaul: V-Levels, Skills, and the Future of Technical Training 5:47

27d ago5:47

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The UK Government is launching a new Post-16 Education and Skills Strategy to transform education in response to global changes, including the rise of AI and green energy. The strategy introduces V-levels, a new vocational qualification designed to simplify pathways alongside A-levels and T-levels. A new national ambition aims for two-thirds of you…

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How To Become A Travel Vlogger & Make Money with Sojourner White (2.3M+ Views!) 47:14

28d ago47:14

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Learn how to become a successful travel vlogger and turn simple travel footage into a thriving, profitable business! To help, Sojourner White of Sojournies—a YouTuber with nearly 25,000 subscribers, 2.3M+ views, and a Trailblazer Award for train travel vlogging—is sharing her best travel vlog tips for beginners. You'll learn how to: -Get started wi…

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Stroke Recovery Crisis: Why UK Rehab Services Are Failing Survivors 5:56

28d ago5:56

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There are urgent challenges facing the 1.4 million stroke survivors in the UK. Speakers highlight that stroke is the leading cause of complex adult disability. The core theme is the severe lack of accessible community rehabilitation, often described as a "cliff edge" where support collapses six weeks post-hospital discharge. The debate urges invest…

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Humans Need Entropy 4:20

29d ago4:20

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How humans and AI models both share the weakness of deterioration without novel inputs. Become a Member: https://danielmiessler.com/upgrade See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Di Daniel Miessler

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Veil of Fire: The Ancient Origins of Halloween 32:17

30d ago32:17

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Step into a night where hilltop fires smoke and stubble fields whisper. Eric Extreme guides you through the birth of Halloween, from the fragile veil of Samhain to the carved lanterns of Stingy Jack and the masks that once warded the living from the dead. We trace the journey of customs across oceans and centuries: immigrant hands carving pumpkins,…

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Finding Courage In Every Country 53:55

1M ago53:55

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We talk with author Trevor James Wilson about courage, faith, and starting over at fifty, tracing a life from postwar Europe to guiding seniors around the world. Travel becomes a way to practice humility, face hard history, and find goodness in strangers. • leaving a senior banking career to lead travel • travel as education, empathy and self-belie…

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Protecting the Family Farm: The Inheritance Tax Battle over APR and BPR in Northern Ireland 6:59

1M ago6:59

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There was a high-stakes parliamentary debate recently regarding proposed changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) starting in April 2025. There are concerns that these reforms threaten the survival of family farms in Northern Ireland, a sector described as asset-rich but cash-poor. Opponents argue the changes…

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Celebrities Rage, Campuses Boil, And A Party In Crisis 1:07:19

1M ago1:07:19

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We unpack why a 43‑day shutdown ended with the same extension Democrats rejected, and how the fallout hit workers, flyers, and families. From Hollywood scolding to Berkeley arrests, media editing scandals, clan politics in Minneapolis, and a rising socialist bench, we track where power actually moved. • the extension through January 2026 and the se…

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Self-Driving Revolution: Safety, Accessibility, and the Future of UK Transport 5:12

1M ago5:12

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This episode explores the transformative potential of Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs) in the UK, focusing on safety, accessibility, and economic growth. CAVs are projected to drastically improve road safety by avoiding up to 88% of collisions linked to human error. The industry could add £42 billion to the UK economy by 2035 and create 38,0…

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State of the Publishing Industry in 2025 with Laura McGrath, Author of the textCrunch Substack (Ep. 210) 54:07

1M ago54:07

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In Ep. 210, Laura McGrath, author of the popular Substack newsletter, textCrunch, joins Sarah to take a sharp look at the State of the Publishing Industry in 2025. This packed episode covers a high-level look at the top sales and book trends, as well as Laura's insights into the future of the book world for 2026. Also, Laura shares her favorite boo…

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Ada Lovelace: Computer Pioneer, STEM Visionary, and Closing the Gender Gap 5:55

1M ago5:55

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Discover the legacy of Ada Lovelace (b. 1815), the visionary mathematician recognized as a pioneer of computer science. She foresaw the Analytical Engine's potential as a general-purpose computer, capable of manipulating values beyond numbers, such as music. We explore how her genius was often unrecognized for generations. The episode highlights cu…

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How to Land a $15K Brand Deal Without a Social Media Following with Kaitlin Hippley | EP 21 30:35

1M ago30:35

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Ever wonder if it's really possible to land brand deals without a big following? In this heartwarming and inspiring episode, Amy chats with Kaitlin Hippley, a Master the Media student, hospital dietitian, and mom of two, who did just that, landing a $15,000 partnership just one month after joining the program. Kaitlin shares her honest journey: fro…

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NHS Cancer Crisis: Workforce Shortages, Waiting Times, and the Fight for Early Diagnosis 6:36

1M ago6:36

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Critical staff shortages throughout the NHS—affecting specialists like radiologists, oncologists, and nurses—are significantly hindering cancer care. Workforce gaps contribute to severe delays in diagnosis and treatment, causing the UK to routinely miss key targets like the goal to start treatment within 62 days. We discuss the lethal consequences …

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School Attendance Fines vs. Family Wellbeing: The Debate Over Term-Time Holidays 5:56

1M ago5:56

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Taking family holidays during the school term? Signatories argue that "predatory pricing" by holiday companies makes travel during official school breaks unaffordable, forcing parents to risk fines. While attendance is crucial for attainment—missing 10 days can halve a student's chance of grade success—critics argue fines are ineffective against pe…

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From Twilight Zone to Ghost Hunters: How Paranormal TV Learned to Speak to the Unknown 23:58

1M ago23:58

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When the lights go low and a meter flickers, a story begins. Eric Extreme guides listeners from the moody anthologies of the 1950s through reenactments, live-framed scares, and the reality-TV boom, tracing how television learned to shape mystery into a show. We follow the crews, the gadgets, and the ethical choices that turned private fear into pub…

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COP30: Why Transforming Global Food Systems is Crucial for Climate and Security 5:28

1M ago5:28

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There is a critical connection between global food systems and the escalating climate crisis. Unsustainable agriculture drives high emissions (around 30% globally), biodiversity loss (up to 60%), and deforestation, threatening national food security. With COP30 approaching in Belém, Brazil, leaders are urged to place food systems at the heart of cl…

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Shutdown Standoff And A City On Edge 1:07:20

1M ago1:07:20

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We unpack week six of the shutdown, who is blocking a deal, and how it’s hitting families, flyers, and the force. Then we break down New York City’s election turn, media framing of Trump’s 60 Minutes interview, cartel crackdowns, stopping genocide in Africa, Cheney’s legacy, and a major climate pivot. • same-day taping to cover rapid shifts • Democ…

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The £360M Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund: Devolution, Disputes, and the Future of UK Fisheries 6:12

1M ago6:12

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The UK Government announced the £360 million Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund (FCGF) to support the fishing and seafood sectors, focusing on sustainability, profitability, and coastal regeneration over the next 12 years. The fund is designed to invest in new technology, skills, and promotion of seafood exports. Following stakeholder requests, the fu…

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Preventable Tragedies: Why UK Tree Maintenance Needs Chris's Law 7:49

1M ago7:49

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Inadequate tree maintenance by local authorities is a critical issue. We focus on the tragic, preventable death of Chris Hall in 2020, killed by a decayed tree limb in Wilmslow. The responsible council, Cheshire East, was fined £500,000 for failing to have a formal maintenance strategy. Currently, regular tree inspection is voluntary, creating a le…

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