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In this groundbreaking audiobook, Atul Gawande makes a compelling argument for the checklist, which he believes to be the most promising method available in surmounting failure. Whether you're following a recipe, investing millions of dollars in a company or building a skyscraper, the checklist is an essential tool in virtually every area of our lives, and Gawande explains how breaking down complex, high pressure tasks into small steps can radically improve everything from airline safety to heart surgery survival rates.

Who doesn’t love random facts and odd trivia? Have fun learning weird and curious facts in this audiobook of unusual knowledge and funny trivia. Discover fun and interesting facts about the world and our fascinating history. An amazing facts book for kids and teenagers of all ages, full of fascinating facts and trivia to educate and stimulate young minds. Discover fascinating new knowledge you will keep forever!

In this provocative book, Thomas Chatterton Williams, one of the most revered and reviled social commentators of our time, paints a clear and detailed picture of the ideas and events that have paved the way for the dramatic paradigm shift in social justice that has taken place over the past few years. Williams also decries how liberalism - the very foundation of an open and vibrant society - is in existential crisis, under assault from both the right and the left, especially in our predominantly networked, Internet-driven monoculture.

Democratic politics is expensive. In US presidential elections, for instance, total spending now exceeds $6.5 billion. In the US, election campaigns are largely funded by private donations from individuals and corporate entities, whereas in Germany, the state is the main funder of electoral politics through subventions to parties. In some other countries, parties have been able to raise most of what they need internally by charging membership dues or, more exceptionally, by relying on a wealthy patron.

Scholars and citizens have often assumed that dispassionate rationality, reciprocity, and nonviolent tolerance are necessary conditions for the sustained development of democracy. Accordingly, they reject oppositional parties that spurn consensus and terms of mutual respect—and often use force to accomplish their political goals—denouncing extremists as antidemocratic.

In Harnessing Disruption, Sarah E. Kreps—a national security expert and military veteran—offers a fresh, clear-eyed framework for understanding the social and political dynamics that shape technological change. From nuclear weapons to AI, cryptocurrency, and social media, breakthrough innovations rarely arrive without backlash. Disruption is not collapse. History shows it is part of a recurring pattern.

Welcome to the first podcast from the Palestine Festival of Literature – a format we’ve been wanting to bring to you for a long time. The PalFest Podcast will highlight new books from and about Palestine, bringing writers together in conversation across borders to discuss new ideas and dig into vital histories. Each episode will feature a different pairing of writers, presented by our co-hosts Beesan Ramadan and Mirza Waheed who, together, will guide us through these unique, essential conversations.

The GOAT (Government Oversight Accountability Transparency) is a local-level podcast that serves to engage the public, drive questions and answers, and promote civic engagement for a better community and town.

Mike and Bud talk about the news of last week.

Hosted by a bold and unapologetic conservative teenager, Zay Unfiltered dives headfirst into the issues shaping America’s future — from political power plays to cultural flashpoints. With a clear-eyed perspective and a commitment to truth over trend, Isayah brings sharp analysis, authentic commentary, and a fresh voice to the conservative movement.Whether you're tired of mainstream spin or hungry for honest takes from the next generation of thinkers, this podcast delivers clarity, conviction, and courage. No fluff. No filter. Just real talk on what matters most.

Make Iowa Nice Again with Meghann Foster is a podcast about rebuilding communities based on care and compassion. In her role as a local leader, Meghann has seen both the power of community to heal and the harm caused by Iowa’s current (and sometimes past) cultural climate. Her goal is to lift up the organizations, leaders, and everyday Iowans who are working to build the future we deserve. This show will feature stories of resilience and possibility, reminding us that community care is the key to thriving—not just surviving. If you’re ready to imagine a brighter Iowa and roll up your ...

a weekly discussion of everything and nothing. and also the continued search for missing shockjock Tom Leykis.

In 2024, Nathaniel Olson took a bold step by testifying in front of the Minnesota Legislature. His testimony was a heartfelt account of his experiences, shedding light on the injustices and mistreatment he endured under state guardianship. With courage and eloquence, he detailed the impact of such guardianship on his life, highlighting the urgent need for reform. Raising Awareness on Guardianship Issues Nathaniel's testimony resonated deeply with lawmakers and the public alike. By sharing his story, he brought attention to the often-overlooked aspects of guardianship that can lead to the disen

I’m Chas Newkey-Burden and when I watched the nuclear war film Threads in 1984 at the age of 11 it terrified me and changed my life forever.I started this podcast to speak to other people whose lives have been changed by Threads, from cast and crew members, to extras, broadcasters, authors and super fans.Welcome… to Jesus Christ, They’ve Done it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In The Three Toms, author Kevin L. Whitworth takes listeners on a bold intellectual journey through the minds of three of history’s most powerful—and controversial—thinkers: Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, and Thomas Sowell. Part memoir, part philosophical deep dive, and part cultural critique, this book connects the fiery dissent of Paine, the visionary structure of Jefferson, and the data-driven realism of Sowell into one electrifying guide to independent thought.

Have a cup of coffee with candidates for elected offices in Clawson, Michigan, this fall 2025. Clawson resident and former Clawson City Charter Commission member BT Irwin sits down for friendly and relaxed conversations with all 14 candidates, asking them questions that shine the light on their Clawson stories, their character, and what they imagine and plan for Clawson (and how they will bring it about if they get into office). These interviews reveal the candidates as they really are (and not as they appear to be in campaign literature and soundbites).

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„Pinar Atalay“ ist der neue, persönlich geprägte ntv-Talk, der ab 7. Oktober 2025 mit mutigen Gesprächen und hochkarätigen Gästen politische, gesellschaftliche und menschliche Themen in den Mittelpunkt rückt. Die preisgekrönte Journalistin stellt ihren Gästen die Fragen, die andere nicht wagen, und garantiert dabei tiefe Einblicke statt oberflächlicher Antworten. Das Format schafft Raum für relevante Geschichten und fördert den politischen und gesellschaftlichen Diskurs in Deutschland – immer fundiert, inspirierend und ohne Werbeunterbrechungen. Pinar Atalay bringt als ...

The official podcast from the Illinois City/County Management Association (ILCMA). Discover the real, human stories behind Illinois' local governments. Hosts Melanie Santostefano, CEO of Vicarious Multimedia and Danny Langloss, City Manager of the City of Dixon, Illinois take you inside the lives of Illinois city, village, and county managers, exploring career journeys, daily challenges, leadership triumphs, and the critical work being done to serve every community. For anyone in public service or considering a career in local government: this is your inside look.Tune in to hear candid ...

What happens when Aboriginal women seek help with domestic and family violence? Who do we turn to? What works? Who fails us and why? What do us inner city Aboriginal women think could work better? In this 5 part podcast series, a group of inner city Aboriginal women from Sydney, Australia, yarn about domestic and family violence. You won't hear about the violence itself. You'll hear what happens when our women try and get help for themselves and their families. In episodes 1, 2 and 3, you'll be inside the yarning circles, hearing our women's stories and experiences. In episodes 4 and 5, you'll...