23 Burst results for "VOA"
Mark Levin
Shout Out to the Zionist Organization of America
"Last evening ladies and gentlemen in Boca Raton Florida The Zio a of Florida had their annual meeting All kinds of great muckety mucks were there Sharona who heads the Florida zey more Klein was a dear friend of mine heads the national ZOE Sinus of America What that means is support the existence of the State of Israel And to my great delight and surprise The Speaker of the House was there Kevin McCarthy So I think we can all agree is really been very very solid right now Don't you think And he introduced me It was introduced by the speaker And I got an award from the Florida VOA And it was a great great pleasure to be with look like thousands of people Whatever the number was wonderful wonderful people We would listen to the program and just like you And who are patriots for the United States strong supporters for the State of Israel And It was very very kind of him And I know the speaker wanted me to relay to all of you in the audience millions of you his thanks And his thanks because he is trying to keep as much as he possibly can the Republican caucus together He has to take on the Senate his to take on the president of the United States He has to take on the media And of course where we agree we're going to give him whatever support we can
AP News Radio
Taliban silence Voice of America broadcasts in Afghanistan
"U.S. radio service, the Voice of America has said that the Taliban have banned their FM broadcasts in Afghanistan, the VOA said the Taliban had also banned radio free Europe, also known as radio liberty, from broadcasting in Afghanistan, both VOA and radio liberty are funded by the U.S. government, although they claim editorial independence. The Taliban said the radio services repeatedly contravene their new press laws, the Taliban took over Afghanistan in August 2021 as America and NATO were in the final weeks of their pullout from the country after 20 years of war. The Islamic group initially promised a more moderate rule but have since restricted many rights and freedoms and implemented their harsh interpretation of Islamic law. I'm Karen Chammas
Bloomberg Radio New York
"voa" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"You know, North Carolina, Connecticut, queens, Brooklyn. Everybody buys at least 5 tickets, but we spread it out during the week. What would Samantha do? I'd probably save it for college and donate a lot of it and buy a house probably. The Powerball is such a hot item that there's reports that some folks in the states that do not have a lottery are crossing the border into other states just to buy tickets. The odds of winning the top prize one in 292 million. There hasn't been a Powerball winner since early August. I'm Julie Ryan. A new RSV injection for newborns has been approved in Europe. Brad Siegel has more. The European Commission Friday says it's approved a new drug developed by Sanofi and AstraZeneca that Samantha protect babies from getting the respiratory virus, the drug is an antibody injection, given to infants less than a year old, to protect them against RSV before they get infected. The Shah must have to be approved in the United States earlier this week, doctor Anthony Fauci said hopefully we'll have a vaccine in this country in a year or two. I'm Brad Siegel. A Brooklyn Nets fan is a green with the 5 game suspension against star player Kyrie Irving. Lisa G reports. Andrew pearl, who's Jewish, recently sacked courtside wearing a fight antisemitism T-shirt, hoping to draw attention to Irving's anti semitic social media posts. That is suspend him. And it's the right thing to do. Pearl said he wanted to make his grandparents who survived the Holocaust proud, and not let Irving step on us. Meantime, the anti defamation league declined to accept $500,000 that Irving offered to donate. The man accused of attacking House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband will have a preliminary hearing next month. It's been scheduled for December 14th. David the pap is charged with breaking into the couple's home last Friday looking for the speaker, but ended up hitting her husband with a hammer. Federal charges, including attempted kidnapping of a U.S. official, have also been filed against a
Double Tap Canada
"voa" Discussed on Double Tap Canada
"So really powerful that one for people who aren't sure, and obviously endures this the text analyzer, which will pick up on stuff like that, but we're not being screen reader specific here. So should I carry on? Well, we've all got a few minutes left. Let me just bring in a couple of these. And I am going to get a little bit of voice-over specific here because I have to, I think voice source one of the least talked about ones when it comes to all these different commands. So let me bring in a couple. And it's just a few. Of course, if you're using it, you'll know that is control that is option, and that is what VOA's. That's the voice-over keys. If you want to do that, or you can change it. Yeah, absolutely, but control an option or your main view or keys. Hold that down, then hold down shift and then press F 11. If your function keys are set to be function keys, F one JF 12 and not the media keys or anything like that. Otherwise you'll have to hold down the function key as well. Press F 11, and that will turn on and off screen cuts, which on jaws you can nicely use. That's quite nice. I love screen curtains, my favorite feature of all. Although interestingly, if you do have it set to a certain resolution on screen, it will only show you a quarter of the screen in screen cut mode for some reason. I don't know why that is. Resolution specific. It is resolution specific, yes, you have to default make sure that's set to default otherwise it will work. The other one, just getting through quick settings like if you want to change your voice or change the rate or picture volume or anything like that. In a rotor, then you can do that with VO command shift and then right arrow or left out of. So that's voice-over the keyboard command shift control and option.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Fetterman's Ongoing and Very Painful Trainwreck
"Fetterman VOA's. This should not even be close. There should be a ten or 20 point race. A fetterman has no business being in this competitive race at all. Fetterman just started yelling randomly during the debate, play cut 77. I've talked to couples when I make their first down payment on a new house and they can't afford it anymore because of interest rates. I've talked to families. You want to cut social security. Mister fetterman, it's his term for his closing. It is just starts yelling, at least he remembered one of his lines. But one of the most revealing aspects of the debate last night, despite the lack of coherency, despite the fumbling of words, despite the obvious mental damage that has been done to John fetterman. And yes, I do believe that should be a disqualifier from being a United States senator. They say, you're an ableist. No, if you're not able to communicate and you're not able to process information, you shouldn't be a lawmaker. That's a very simple point. There are certain things of which you must be able to do the activity to be able to participate. For example, if you are a quadriplegic, you're not going to be a navy seal. That's not ableist. That's having a standard and a framework. You don't hate those people, but you have to have a standard. If you are not able to run or do what used to be this way, they relax the standards, the military fitness test, you can't be in the U.S. Military. We understand this in sports, we understand the military understand this in police at work. We understand this in firework. By the way, the same could be that you know what it's like saying, it's like saying, well, you should be allowed to be a lawyer without passing the bar. Well, no, you have to pass the bar.
The Ben Shapiro Show
"voa" Discussed on The Ben Shapiro Show
"Well, tonight, Joe Biden is going to speak to you about your soul. If there's one man in American politics, who knows what your soul needs to heal. It is this geriatric daughter who can't speak two straight sentences that fumbling all over himself. A person who apparently believes that the half of the country that did not vote for him is akin to stochastic terrorists. According to Voice of America quote, in a prime time televised speech Thursday evening in Philadelphia, U.S. president Joe Biden is to speak about what White House officials characterize as a battle for the soul of the nation. Now, this is the same routine that he did during the campaign, which means he's still running against Donald Trump, right? During the 2020 campaign, the idea was he is about light and about unity and about friendship and about apple pie and Donald Trump is in E evil orange man. And in order to reclaim the soul of the nation, you have to elect him well, he got elected and apparently the soul of the nation is still broken because people are looking at him and saying you're a terrible president. But this means that he just needs to lecture use more about the soul of the nation because when I think about my moral exemplars, I think about career politicians who are venal and corrupt and bloviating and do really stupid things and abandon 38 million people to the predations of 8th century Barbarians and who promote transiting the children. Those are the people I think of as my moral exemplars when they lecture me about the healing of my soul and this whole of my nation. According to VOA, in the address outside, independence hall, where the country's Declaration of Independence was debated and adopted and the constitution was written by the founding fathers. The 46th United States president will discuss how our rights and freedoms are still under attack and who will make clear who is fighting for those rights fighting for those freedoms and fighting for our democracy, according to The White House. Now, first of all, there is something particularly galling about this president standing outside, independence hall, where the Declaration of Independence was debated and adopted in opposition to overweening centralized power. This president of the United States was radically expanded. The centralized power of the federal government up to and including the single largest executive order in terms of spending in the history of the United States half a $1 trillion simply on a political whim in order to prop up his political allies. This man standing outside the hall where the constitution was written a constitution that he does not seem to like very much because it provides constraints on the things that he wants to do a constitution. He believes should be replaced with a wide variety of regulatory clauses from a centralized administrative government, trumping the actual provisions of the constitution, but he's now going to pretend that he's on me speaking on behalf of the declaration and the constitution, which of course he is not. And he's going to make clear that he is on the side of the angels and his enemies are on the side of the Devils. According to VOA, Dartmouth Professor of government Brendan nyhan predicts Biden will use the speech to rally his party in advance of the midterm election that Democrats fear could go quite poorly for their side, but he's also calling for Americans to reject the anti democratic forces that have challenged the political system in this country. And this is the main message that you can expect from Joe Biden tonight. Everyone who voted for his opponent in 2020
The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
"voa" Discussed on The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
"These in their blood tests. And so I can tell very quickly what's going on, for example, I had a friend who was struggling with acne and she's like 36 years old and she was a beautiful woman, but she's struggling and we sort of drilled down into it and she had high levels of these androgens that were coming from sort of this disorder. And so we cleaned up her diet and we started putting on herbs and we sort of shift everything. And her acne went away. Yeah, I would just say a personal testimony is that my wife, before she was my wife and we first met and we were dating, she would share that right before her period came, you know, she'd break out and it was very emotional for her because she felt like she always had great skin growing up. And then later on in life, things weren't the same way and she would feel so self conscious and like, why am I breaking out? Why is this happening? What's going on? And then as we started to learn more about blood sugar, which I knew a lot about it, but I wasn't using a continuous glucose monitor and when levels and Casey and everything approached us and we were trying it out, I had her try it and just by simply focusing on a diet that is in a good metabolic score that she had. She had a significant difference. She wasn't overweight. She wasn't overweight. But it still made a difference, right? Exactly, made a huge difference. And she had great skin when she was, you know, in her puberty years. And a lot of people who struggle with acne later on in adult life, maybe they also had acne when they were younger, but there were many people and especially women in my sort of anecdotal just looking around and asking around who for the first time started to get adult acne. And now they're very curious. And I think there was a lot more awareness around food sensitivities and like, is dairy and issue? Is this an issue as that? But there was less awareness about the blood sugar component. Yeah, yeah, for sure. And there's a lot of people that are drinking oat milk lattes and other stuff and having a lot of sugar bombs, even if they think that they eat really clean. And that has a significant impact on especially breaking out right before they get their period. A 100%, I think that's, I mean, for me, day one, the connection between insulin resistance and acne, I've known for 30 years. But it's not really permeated popular culture. It's a surprising how most people don't really get it. And it's the easiest thing you can do, just quit dairy and, you know, if you want to try sheep and goat, okay, but give yourself at least three or four weeks to clear out your system. And then you get off of all the stars and sugar for a while and see what happens for a couple of your woman for at least two or three cycles. And see what happens. Your body will tell you. I mean, it's the smartest doctor in the room. You don't have to worry. Hey everyone, it's doctor Mark Hyman. When I get dressed in the morning, I want to feel comfortable and ready for the whole day from my meditation and workout to grabbing lunch or going to a meeting, which is why I'm obsessed with Ori. Ever since I tried VOA's clothes on, I've been hooked and I literally have a not wanted to wear anything else. They're that comfortable. I've turned so many of my Friends on to bori and now. My team is hooked to the women's performance jogger has become a staff favorite because they are super soft and come in a ton of different colors. They also have pockets, which is a huge bonus and makes it easier to listen to your favorite podcasts like this one. My team has also been telling me how much they love the women daily leggings made with your special wicking smoothing fabric. A few women on my team have even gotten multiple colors so they can wear them every day for yoga, cycling, running, and anything else. Aside from the fact that I love their products, I feel good supporting Maori because they believe an ethical manufacturing community initiatives and sustainability..
The Dan Bongino Show
Maureen Steele: The American People Are About to Speak Very Loudly
"Out there Our convoy is backed by the global COVID summit by U.S. freedom flyers over 35,000 pilots are with us VOA project is with us CHD TV California is going to be doing data reports we have America's project is with us We have an unbelievable infrastructure of logistics specialist tacticians We have an operations vehicle and excellent comps We have planned this right we are going to send a very loud message to the government that it is government by the people for the people We are not to be ruled over and it's a very good reminder for them But the American people are about to speak very very loudly Not just for our own country and countrymen but for the world And the world is watching us right now the world is watching America and we can't let them down We have always been the Beacon of light and hope for the entire world and we can not let that light go out not on our watch not when our elders have left us a free country We can't lose it
WNYC 93.9 FM
"voa" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Week a Canadian woman in a town called Durham tried to report a break in but she accidentally blanked Ordered pizza No she accidentally called the Durham England police Instead of contacting the police in Durham Canada the woman accidentally messaged the Durham county constabulary in England 3500 miles away The woman is safe and well thanks to the quick thinking emergency operator over in the UK who asked her to stay on the line while they dispatched an officer to Heathrow international airport who then took the red eye to Canada's water le airport and then waited at the hertz counter for a rental car and then drove it the 90 miles to Durham just in time Bill how did Ashley doing her very first ever lightning fill in the blank Well the Newbie did very very well She had 6 right for 12 more points she has 14 and the lead Well good for you Ashley but this feels good This means nagin needs how many to win 5 to tie 6 to win All right Here we go in a game This is for the game phone the blank On Tuesday a jury rejected blank's libel suit against The New York Times Sarah Palin Right on Thursday a judge ruled that blank must testify in a civil probe of his business practices Trump Yes And his kids this week U.S. deaths from exceeded 1 million people COVID Yeah This week a man in Michigan called police to report that someone had stolen his blank in the middle of the night Oh his jet skis His entire 12 by 28 foot cabin according to a new study the blank currently gripping the southwest is the worst in 1200 years Drought Yes according to a new filing Elon Musk donated nearly $6 billion worth of blank stock to charity in 2021 Tesla Yes In the basketball.
WTOP
"voa" Discussed on WTOP
"Time to talk a message from the Alzheimer's association and the ad council At 7 48 Trafficking by the aids now let's get you back to Jack in the traffic center Aren't the VOA's moving pretty well We've got a delay in Maryland on the inner loop a little bit heavy college park headed down toward the greenbelt metro outer lupus Sloan New Hampshire toward Georgia but good through Bethesda the rest of the ride over toward the legion bridge Now if you're headed past the BW Parkway leaving 50 to John Hanson headed down toward Largo and landover continuing down toward the Wilson bridge should find it without issue or delay 50 looks good coming in off the bay bridge headed through Annapolis and Billy but always a little bit heavy and Chevrolet is your ride toward northeast The delay easing a bit north Baltimore Washington Parkway passing one 97 slowdowns though southbound on the BW passing one 75 Earlier wreck on two ten northbound after Palmer and Livingston road had been in the far right lane unclear if that's still there Yeah the beltway in Virginia a little bit of a delay She come out of the Springfield interchange on the inner loop after the Robinson terminal as you approach Braddock road headed toward two 36 just volume Same on 66 She tried to go east at a manassas into centerville then around 50 headed off and on heavy back toward the beltway South riding 50 east spent after south riding boulevard there was a crash reported near Poland road Now you're in good shape early on the greenway and the devil's toll road No troubles or delays right now on the George Washington Parkway Little heavy traffic top N three 95 just across the inbound 14th street bridge brake lights in the district on D.C. two 95 south leaving eastern avenue toward east capitol street eads street in northeast remains closed both ways between 45th and 47th fire department activity and there was an earlier wreck on Georgia avenue between Missouri avenue and Peabody street in northwest SAIC and Microsoft understand the challenges of cloud adoption and partner to help you accelerate your modernization journey to the cloud securely visit SAIC dot com slash cloud Jack Taylor WTO free traffic Mike's Jennifer has the forecast for us how's it looking like It's looking like a pretty nice day across the region We're going to see a little bit of sunshine that are going to call it partly cloudy to most look now But the winds will be like temperatures will be above average Our.
WTOP
"voa" Discussed on WTOP
"Ask your smart speaker Just say Alexa open TOP or okay Google play WTO P the latest news 24/7 360 five Is everywhere you are 7 28 Traffic and weather on the 8s the Jack Taylor and the traffic center I will start with VOA delays in Maryland topside out of the 95 to George avenue but we've got a delay now in prince George's county on the out of the visual approach and pass 50 the John Hanson highway Get a little slower interloop south of town around two ten headed down toward the Wilson bridge to find branch avenue northbound up near sarath's road the earlier wreck cleared travel lanes are once again open Riverdale road this is 5th four ten west bound at kenilworth avenue There we'd had a crash One had been broken down nobody with it inbound Pennsylvania avenue before you get to the dower house road that's usually a right shoulder through the overnight that is now a right traveling Two 70 Expect delays You've got some heavy traffic you should come out of Frederick leaving the monocacy trying to get into where banna headed down toward one O 9 Heavy and slow traffic again in Germantown as you approach father Hurley boulevard headed down toward middlebrook road Now in the district and overturned vehicle south found on The Rock creek Parkway you leave the Roosevelt bridge before you get to the memorial bridge right lane taken away Police activity on east capitol street where 61st and southern everybody comes together You'll find Connecticut avenue southbound near van S street northwest again police activity down in front of UDC Reports of a recon southeast reported to be on Mississippi avenue near 6th street All right the issue in Virginia had been on the beltway coming out of Springfield slowly as you head up toward Braddock road The delay went all the way up toward gallows red but that Rex then moved over onto the shoulder Pedestrian crash in Mount Vernon southbound wanted lukins lane on 15 northbound up near 28 Remington You had the left side of the roadway getting by You'd been under police direction if they've arrived on scene Now please follow their lead Now you'll find otherwise we're in good shape 95 north be patted delay Woodbridge often on headed toward the Springfield interchange nothing in your way getting out of three 95 and a little heavy at duke street then again near The Pentagon to get to the 14th Travis brought to you by navy federal credit union proud to serve members of the armed forces DoD veterans and their families The members are the mission Learn more at navy federal dot org Jack Taylor WTP traffic And our forecast here let's check it out with Lauren ricketts We've got a nice day on tap our average temperature in the upper 40s for this time of year We're going to be in the mid to upper 50s So warmer than yesterday Lots of.
NPR's Business Story of the Day
Trump Appointee, Michael Pack, Leaves Trail Of Shattered Careers At VOA
"Money wherever you listen to podcasts. There's been so much controversy. At the voice of america and its parent agency that it's easy to forget the human toll executives fired reporters investigated reputations shattered all part of an ideological civil war begun by former president trump's appointee to the agency. Npr's david folkenflik reports the us agency for global media overseas the voice of america and other federally funded international broadcasters. Last monday just two days before he resigned. Michael pack defended his record on fox news. I've been head of the agency for about seven months. And my only goal has been to get it to fulfil its legally mandated mission. Its charter which is present objective balanced comprehensive news. Tell america's story to the world others who worked under pack till npr a different story. It was actually one of the most surreal times of my career and federal government. That's dan handling a senior advisor to the ceo. When pack took office handling joined the trump white house team during the transition in two thousand sixteen and stayed throughout hanlin says he figured his loyalty to the administration would never be in doubt he was wrong. Pack decided almost immediately that hamlin and need weren't to be trusted and he banished them to the far corners of the agency. Headquarters found a foosball table. And since they weren't talking to us we would come in or nine o'clock and stamp out five o'clock and we play football day and we just sit there in common. About how absurd. This whole thing was hamlin's says it was a sign of worse to come. I don't think he had a plan other than to just blow the place up. Voice of america's top officials resigned. Pack fired the presidents of all the other networks back also suspended six top agency executives and paid private law firms millions of dollars to investigate them and the also refused to extend visas for any foreign employees implying they could be spies. Here's former general. Counsel david clergyman. He was among the executives suspended because he believed that we were disloyal to him. It perceived a us as being part of this cabal and it was. It was very troubling clicker. Men says pack embraced trump's fight against the media and against the professionalism of government employees one point even quoted leviticus to me some provisions at talked about bearing false witness clemson resigned in december after months in limbo. You have to stand up to bad actors like my colleagues. And i have done. And we've paid the price for pack pursuit investigations of journalists for perceived anti-trump bias on fox pack renewed allegations against a video segment on view as early language. Service was essentially a repackaged biden. ned It was not targeted as the deserves supposed to be to pakistan but really the michigan an appeal to michigan muslims to flip the state for biden via way. Staffers say packs. Charges are ridiculous. Very few people in the us consumer even know of its coverage social media. Promotions of valley are blocked here. Plus they're only about fifteen thousand michigander. We've speak urge do multimedia journalists benazir samah had her contract terminated diva fired because they thought it was you know against it was like biased towards trump view. Cut loose three colleagues to some odd came to the us from pakistan on a fulbright journalism fellowship. She went to work for the urge. You service in two thousand nineteen. She's now one of many who lost their jobs under pack. Who are seeking to get them back. It has threatened to turn my entire
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"That he he owed them apologies it so he was part of his immense process and has talk shop and it was pretty incredible right only only later on. Would you know. I think a lot of it happened because not so much because he actively sought out celebrities. But that you know agents in booker's started proactively contacting him saying show we. Can we put this person on your show. Would you talk to this person. Rather than just get away. It's interesting how you're talking about. You know how he really brought in his personal life to the front part of the podcast and as somebody. Starting a new podcast. That was something that we were talking about like. How much in this first episode. How much do we talk about who we are like on the one hand. Why should people listen to it. Like why should my opinion about twin peaks hold any weight but at the same time. Do people want to listen to us. Talking about are back stories so it comes out today right a lot of that conversation about. What is that balance of history about myself you all do know right and it was relevant to what we were talking about and and i think to some extent i haven't shared and i haven't thought to share it because it wasn't we need. We need the hook so to speak right. We needed the news peg. And i think you know when we talk about podcasting i i will reveal my background. We talk about college. You reveal your background and it comes out. And i think our attended of podcasting in many ways or sending the podcasting reintroduced to radio. I think in audio was the sense of of of our own subjectivity. And and that being important right in our own position as being important and vital to what we discuss so rather than coming at it and in any in these currents is not a strict innovation only to podcasting we see it in blogging. We see it in..
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"Know that that was embraced. And it's and it's become a cliche joke in some ways of it just being you know three dudes drinking beer in a basement somewhere you know and but has grown so much more beyond that but then yes i've i've often been a little disheartened and talking to with with people often scholars or folks with really important perspectives. That they wanna pursue share being caught by feeling like they have to produce something that would pass muster on an npr affiliate well in order in order to go. And my you know having to save like you know those the podcasts podcast. You listened to or the or your senses that your your peers. Who are sort of the core. Demographic for npr. Listen to really if your objective is to is to reach a broader audiences to to really think about the fact that there's many more aesthetics out there especially in podcasting exactly and if you think about the history of podcasting and you know we've learned on the show about audio bloggers and you know that early amateur podcasters. Were very much against the preface. The professional style of some of these slickly produced podcasts. That came later so the history of podcasting was not that podcasts. Were born born. As this fully formed hyper produced piece of a lot of them. Were were very very simple. Continued to be. I mean yeah. I mean some of the most popular podcasts out. There shows like my favorite murder pod save. America are effectively chat shows right. They may be prepare in the same way that that it sounds like. You're preparing jennifer and you're in your colleagues are are preparing for the twin peaks podcast right but but effectively you know they're cutting close to live to tape like we are live to tape. There's no taped live to recording. And maybe there's some editing but you know they're turned out weekly or more frequently. You know the company where i work stitcher. Which has its roots in ear. Wolf ear wolf was started as a comedy podcast network. It's not stand up. It's not scripted. Comedy it was experienced improvisers sitting around a table with the in each show having a different topic or different Approach to how would go about its business. I answered more or less live to tape for an hour or two or more accessible. I know paul. You've worked at your wolf for much longer than i listened to it but i was a listener on day. One of the podcasts. That you're wolf was putting out and one of the parts of. I worked in radio at the time and then i was a huge fan of the work. They were doing and Podcast number one of a comedy. Death ray and gas number two pockets number three and four and five was an ongoing experiment that landed on what became an bang. Bang so there was times. Like i'm remembering now that's got argument. Would invite on a stand up and the standup would do five minutes of material rather than integrating them into the show is in which the show is is a radio. Show is almost really. It's it's it's conceit that is where you have guests but then interrupted a because they have an open door policy by people who are here and improvise around the character dallas. They developed into a chat show but at the time it was more of a radio. Four actually worked at a radio station and then also when the as the as the comedy network grew..
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"By the end of three months. Of course there's gonna the pressure mounts and every decision. The stakes are so high. That odds are you're going to give up before you release that first episode. Because it's never going to be ready for primetime and start primetime. The our goals. The goal to start should be to to start. We'll just look at community radio show or a college show. Most of the time we speak in grand generalities most of the time. I in a at a college radio station. Which is fundamentally volunteer driven and the programmers are volunteers and have a high degree or of say or ultimate degree of say over what their shows are like right they develop over time right and you know what they turn out to be a year or two in different than than what they start and but but because of the nature of of radio which requires There'd be something on every minute usually speaking you know say college stations going to be okay By the third week of the of the of the quarter of the semester. Everybody's in their spot and you're you got to be ready to go and there's no waiting around you. Just gotta do it. The time has to be filled. And if you agree to do it you do it and if you don't agree to do it while sorry next live radio do so. Yeah just do it and yeah. There's more room for over analysis when you're recording a podcast. Because you might stop start podcasting. Though i mean really grew out of that i will argue. That podcasting grew out of more of the live radio tradition then and then in the fully prerecorded scripted tradition right because folks who took too often were not had maybe some radio experience or contact with radio but often weren't really folks who who you would call radio professionals or had a lot of training and because of the low stakes rate because of the low cost of entry by and large compared to so many other media platforms..
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"And that you know and and it can sound glib and you know to the point in which some people think it feel like. It's well that's just sort of you know so same. Bs right. they're still doing marketing. You're still doing marketing. But you know for the ones who've turned out to be good at it Comes across his true. And it was conan. O'brien who who who said who actually told us at in fully sincerely that he was now talking to many of his guests on his television show. Who said yeah. No i just booked this. Because i was hoping then you'd put me on your podcast because that actually seems like more fun because we actually we can actually sit down and talk and not. Everyone's i mean frankly. Not everyone's good at it rate and it is also the case that i know that dozens and dozens of celebrity talk shows get pitched now podcasts because it seems like an easy extra line way to stay busy in between in-between paid gigs or between you know acting gigs. And such and only a fraction of them get picked up because within the core of the podcast industry folks who've been been doing this for for more than a year or two. It's well known that no it takes skill you it takes skill and dedication and you gotta show up and you gotta be willing. They no matter who you are. You have to be willing to learn how to do this just because you had a talk show or you've been a guest talk shows doesn't mean television talk shows. I mean where you get. You know six minutes. If you're lucky to have a conversation that you have a rehearsal jarring interview cetera right. That's your that's your really ready and prepared to to carry this off and do it and do it week after week into do it. You know twenty six to fifty two times. A year is is so much more. And and i think even if there are twelve..
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"And and i found this even so i was invited to be part of this project. And and we've all collaborated on what it is becoming getting started was maybe the hardest part you know. What is it that we want to talk about. How are we going to structure it and you know. Are there other podcasts. Out there on this topic what can we. How are we different. I'm glad this you're thinking about it right because in particular is not even that you need to be different but it's sort of what are we contributing additional right. What is the route an echo chamber. I'm here's what is the topic jennifer. i don't think so. We are doing a podcast about the series twin peaks. Which which i mentioned to another friend that i was doing at twin peaks podcast and i was talking kind of for a while about it with her. Just generically and it wasn't until a few minutes that she realized i wasn't talking about the neighborhood in san francisco. Are you going about it episodically. Are you going about it thematically. So so one of the folks behind it has been re watching twin peaks every year every january for quite a long time fan and and a couple of his friends have been telling him. You know you really need to podcast about this. This seems like a great idea and and so so. Finally that has come to finally. It's happening and and there are a lot of podcasts out. There that are these rewatch tyra podcasts. Where people are watching episodes episode by episode analyze each one in sequence more or less. Yeah exactly and and so two. It's four of us. Two of us have not seen the new showtime series the new show or well. It's not new anymore but yeah latest film of twenty eighteen house on top ten list so good. I can't wait and a lot of people will like a normal podcast now friends so to so two of us have not seen the showtime series and the other. The other two have watched the original twin peaks and an series in the movies. They've watched everything sort of over and over and over again. There's a radio station in the new showtime series jennifer. Oh i'm even more excited. Yes so we'll be thrilled so at the time that the showtime series came out..
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"Happy to see me and he said paul. I have a question for you. I said okay. He's like what do you think trump is going to do with the fcc because my grandfather circular very much a very much into policy researcher to the end a scholar to the andes be published. Many papers About The status of estonia estonians under under soviet rule vis-a-vis in law. And he often. We would talk because he knew it was an interest of mine off. We often talk about if the communications policy. As you do your marriage right. But i just i felt. It was sort of amusing to me because he probably wasn't feeling very well but immediately this is what he wanted to to chat with me a little bit about hospital bed so well you can you know maybe they cast and understanding of what makes me such a hit at parties. How fun well yeah. Hopefully the these. These podcasts are transmitting to him through the ether somewhere. And he's catching up on. I would hope so he was. He was a reader radio survivor. He was a reader of my previous blogs and he definitely liked me to send him anything that i that i had written in my previous tempted. An academic career. I don't think he's ever quite figured out. How to do the podcast. How funny well. I want to let listeners know that i encourage them to take listed to episode number two hundred and sixty five of radio survivor where jennifer produced a a really really comprehensive. We had so many guests. It should have been three episodes We talked about the history of voice of america Which we knew so little about it. Such a such a giant of world radio history that that we that we could still learn some more and that that episodes available in the show notes. Today's episode of survivor dot com. We are recording right now episode. Two hundred and eighty-one you're listening to radio survivor. We here for the love of radio and sound..
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"Turn of the century that even in community radio stations people were worried there were just too much discussion of it that it it it re you wrist folks it just becoming an insider's kind of ballgame right that it becoming all about us rather than providing that that lens you know and then that all of this yeah there's a difference between sort of airing dirty laundry versus reporting right and it's a ballots and i don't i won't hazard to offer any sort of guidance or say that there is what is what is the best practice rather than that it's a question that should be should be taken up and i wanted to say something you know specifically about voice of america right and because you started this conversation jennifer pointing out how the voice of america part of its know propaganda mission ostensibly because and that's many people dismissed voice of america especially folks who were on who are progressive in critical of of american foreign affairs as merely a propaganda arm right as as only the voice of american hegemony but that part of that mission even so was one to to promote a free press right to promote what what are thought of as a sort of american values around freedom of speech and that the boys american fact in many ways has affected that and that you could certainly criticize the coverage of the voice of america but that criticism often is is very similar to the criticism you would offer the american mainstream press in general you could offer you would level a lot of the same complaint about cnn or or new york times or npr jesse in times of american wars abroad like the the mainstream media. It's a terrible job of covering the news when when the united states goes to war. It's yeah and that's that's worth pointing out. When i hear when. I hear some of these tidbits from pompeo speech. You realize it could be a lot worse though you know is. He was criticizing voice of america for demeaning america. Right for merely critical right. That's the trump administration war on truth that we could. We could spend an hour and a half just scratching the surface. I want to take. This is is sort of noting that the voice of america you know is not only about news right. A lot of its mission has been has been cultural right and you can hear anecdotes and stories from folks who who lived.
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"Tea leaves and realizing that he he's he's done better or search shelly say he survived better as a head of department of a bureau or commission under the trump administration than almost anyone else alleys ahead as we said at the beginning of the trump administration for years ago. On this podcast. Rg pie was going to be the republican nominee to head the fcc. If if if jeb bush was president he started was the next in line And so the it was just We wondered at the time if his behavior was changing to be more in line with donald trump his politics his policy outlook was always the more of the mainstream republican point of view. I wonder if before we move on to other topics. They on reiter survivor. You could let us know. Let the listeners know what else is happening in the year. Twenty twenty one at the fcc that we're going to be covering in episodes ahead. I mean net net neutrality is not going anywhere well i mean. It's hard for us to know. At this moment right i would suspect that net neutrality. you basically reinstating that neutrality. Reinstating open internet orders might be towards the top list of potential by nominee number of names have been floated but we do not know who that nominee will be to. Chair the fcc. But i think it's it's arguable. That will be towards the top. I think is well probably broadband specifically with regard to to broadband accessibility probably towards the top. There too. i think we can expect that equitable access to information equitable access to Basically digital equity to beat to be fairly high on the list of whomever is nominated and therefore on the table at the fcc. What still in the background. And i certainly can't say more about. I hope chris return beyond when we see more action is certainly all of the. Sec's ownership regulations are now in front of the supreme court after more than more than a decade closing in on twenty years of of recalcitrants in action across both democratic and republican administrations and so it will be interesting to see if the one continues to try to defend its record of an action or if it decides to step away from the supreme court but that those are things that still are in the offing..
Radio Survivor Podcast
"voa" Discussed on Radio Survivor Podcast
"Eric. Hi i'm jennifer weights today. We thought we take a look a little bit at some new stories that we've covered in the recent past overplayed some updates. Actually it's good to kind of do some up on things that we talked about especially towards the end of two thousand and twenty as well We talk a little bit about. Maybe what we're excited about coming forward here in two thousand and twenty one in the world of audio in radio and podcasting but but the first thing is something. We talked about a lot with our friend professor. Christopher terry from the university of minnesota and it goes by the name section two thirty and i think many people now have heard about it on the news right and seen it discussed in in social media but in short This is a section in federal law apart. Actually what is called the communications decency act. I want to jump in before you even try to do hard work of explaining it and say it's a part of a policy that was set congress back when the internet was was equivalent to newspapers. It comes long before the age of social media or uploading videos or any of the things that we think of as the internet section to thirty was written by congress in the nineties and in nineteen ninety seven yes and it comes and it comes back now right to the top of of of mind because of all people president. Donald trump made it a giant issue. He tried to use it as a cudgel against big tech and it is important. Understand what it does right in order to understand why you used so much..
KQED Radio
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"Live from NPR news. I'm Jack Spear. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, sat down this evening their first meeting since the violent insurrection last week as NPR's Tamara Keith reports the White House is signaling Trump intends to stay in office until January, 20th A senior administration official, who declined to speak on the record said the two men met in the Oval Office and quote pledged to continue the work on behalf of the country for the remainder of their term. Hence husband silent as congressional Democrats call on him to invoke the 25th amendment to remove President Trump from office after inciting a mob to storm the capital. Hence, was presiding over the electoral college vote tally at the time and had to take shelter while Trump criticized him via tweet. This statement following their meeting is the nearest indication yet that Pence doesn't intend to force Trump out and Trump doesn't intend to resign. The House is expected to vote later this week to impeach Trump for a second time. Tamra Keith NPR NEWS The FBI is warning of potential armed protests ahead of next week's inauguration. NPR's Windsor Johnson reports. The threats of additional violence and cities across the nation come nearly a week after supporters of the president violently breached the Capitol building. The FBI is warning of potential violence at all 50 State Capitol building starting as early as this weekend. The agency also warns that an armed group has threatened to travel to Washington, D. C on inauguration day if Congress removes President Trump from office. In the meantime, the Secret Service will begin security operations on Wednesday, nearly a week earlier than originally planned. NPR's Windsor Johnston To England. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is apparently saying thanks, But no thanks to a presidential medal of freedom from outgoing President Donald Trump stayed with six times Super Bowl winning coach did not mention trump or say, explicitly had turned down the offer. Instead, Belichick saying remaining true that people team and country I love outweigh the benefits of any individual award. Trump administration is putting Cuba back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism. NPR's Michele Kelemen is more as he prepares to leave office. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo explains that Cuba is being blacklisted for harboring US fugitives and Colombian rebel leaders. The secretary also singles out Cuba's dealings with Venezuela's intelligence services. For these reasons, Pompeo says he's putting Cuba back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism list it got off during the Obama administration. Senator Patrick Leahy, who supported Obama's opening to Cuba, criticized Pompeo for the move, saying the secretary did nothing to resolve problems with Cuba and is just making it harder for the incoming Biden team. Michele Kelemen. NPR NEWS Washington Stocks lost ground today the Dow was down 89 points. The NASDAQ closed down 165 points. This is NPR. Live from KQED News. I'm Kate Wolf. Calls for a top Santa Clara County GOP official to resign are increasing after he posted support for pro Trump mob during last week's attack on the U. S. Capitol KQED Sarah Hussaini. Reports Phil Reynolds and elected member of the county Republican Central Committee reportedly penned the social media posts on Wednesday. Writing. The war has begun. Citizens take arms and we must defend our constitution to the death. Now, Several state and local officials are calling on Reynolds to resign, including Santa Clara County Supervisor Auto Lee, who said that encouraging violence or the use of weapons to physically harm others is not protected Speech. Reynolds did not respond to a request for comment. I'm Sarah Hussaini KQED NEWS. The California men's Colony. A state prison in San Luis Obispo, is currently suffering from one of the largest covert 19 outbreaks in the California prison system to date. Securities. Alex Hall has more state data show over 1120 people incarcerated at the California men's colony have tested positive for covert 19 in the past two weeks. That's about a third of the prison's population. A spokesperson for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said the agency is responding to the surgeon cases bite, increasing the frequency of testing. Conducting contact tracing and using isolation and quarantine measures to slow the spread. The prison is also testing staff at the facility twice a week.
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe
Japan ups sales tax to 10% amid signs economy is weakening
"I'm in Japan a sales tax increase comes into effect today Bloomberg Isabel Reynolds has the story from Tokyo. a past cuts have been rushing to replace price tags as a long delay sales tax hike from eight percent to ten percent finally kicked in Tuesday prime minister says I have a press ahead with the increase of the delaying it twice despite signs of a slowing global economy then they just meant to help calm fears of Japan's massive debt button bus comes with this and risks a cellphone and consumption could tarnish have expectations a steady hand on the economic tele just as he prepares to claim the title of the country's longest ever seven prime minister in November in Tokyo is VOA Reynolds claimed that day