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Porter is a 30 something Nashville native that takes his best friend, Genevieve out on a date...finally. What happens the next day changes his life forever. We follow him as he struggles physically and emotionally over the trauma of what happened and the regression that comes with finding out who’s responsible. CONTENT WARNING: This podcast contains moments of trauma and violence including physical attacks, bombs, and gun violence.

Weekly, Charlotte Observer reporters Mike Kaye and Alex Zietlow go inside the locker room and outside the lines for a look at the Carolina Panthers.

In the early 22nd century, the Apollyon virus wiped out 75% of the world’s population, and now most of the world is governed by the International Conglomerate of Research Scientists. Dr. Theo Ramsey is an ICRS research scientist who may have just discovered an effective vaccine for Apollyon, but the stakes to get the vaccine to the public are higher than she ever imagined

Canada’s National Observer is already the country’s most trusted voice in climate journalism. Now, it has a new podcast: Race Against Climate Change. With just nine years until 2030, we need to move fast to avert climate catastrophe. So what are we going to do about it? Race Against Climate Change brings you the stories and solutions you won’t hear anywhere else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Forward Observer's Early Warning Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David McKie of Canada's National Observer takes a deep dive into the issues you look to politicians to act on - the environment - health care - education - disinformation - political discourse. He talks to the experts and puts politicians on the spot. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In an era where all debate seems to be increasingly polarized one man tries to have a reasonable conversation. Sometimes it works. Maxed Out, is hosted by Canada’s National Observer’s lead columnist Max Fawcett. If you read his columns or follow him on Twitter, you’ll know Max has a take no prisoner approach when it comes to errors, lies, and disinformation. But like so many people, Max is frustrated by the relentless partisanship and refusal to discuss things in good faith. In other words he is maxed out. You probably are too. In this podcast, Max invites a new guest each week to debate...

Off the coast of BC, wild salmon started dying by the millions.Chris Bennett runs Blackfish Lodge 300 kilometers north of Vancouver. He was leading a group of tourists on a boat tour when he looked into the water and noticed young salmon – called smolt – acting strangely. He’d found a clue. He took it to an unlikely detective - a whale biologist - Alexandra Morton - who’d be pulled into a battle against government, industry and multinational corporations.A story like this one should have been a hero’s tale. An Erin Brockovich moment. But it didn’t quite play out that easily. This ...

Tech Observer is your go-to podcast for deep dives into the latest innovations, trends, and breakthroughs in technology. Hosted by industry expert Peter, the show explores everything from AI and machine learning to cybersecurity, fintech, and beyond. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a professional in the field, or just curious about how technology shapes our world, Tech Observer delivers insightful analysis, expert interviews, and thought-provoking discussions to keep you ahead of the curve. Tune in and stay informed on the future of tech!

Podcast series exploring the regulatory ecosystem of the derivatives industry and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ("CFTC"). Follow us for discussions ranging from market participants to regulatory actors, industry basics to emerging trends, and any derivatives thereof! [This Podcast series represents the observations of the producer and various guests and does not represent the position of the CFTC in any capacity.]

In Ontario, a battle is brewing over a remote mining region, about 450 kilometres north of Thunder Bay. The outcome could forever change the face of northern Ontario — and possibly the planet.Harry Wabasse’s home in Webequie First Nation is near the Ring of Fire — a 5,000-square-kilometre mineral deposit rich with the metals needed to build clean technologies. For years, the provincial government has been trying to build a road to the region and open the Ring of Fire up to mining.A road could improve life in Webequie First Nation, and help the nation pursue economic opportunities. But ...

Powerful voices are rewriting climate reality—and getting away with it.At a conference in London, politicians, influencers and billionaires call Net Zero "a sinister goal," renewables "impossible," and climate action a "scam".They weren’t whispering in backrooms, they were building alliances across the West and beyond to kill global climate commitments and reshape public opinion.The Takeover pulls back the curtain on a rising movement that's weaponizing language, spreading misinformation, and shifting the boundaries of mainstream debate. Hear what they’re saying—and why it matters more...

TIO Talks is an online media project dedicated to promoting transnational interaction and mutual understanding by platforming a collection of diverse thought leaders from around the world.

Our Hibs writers Patrick McPartlin and Liam Bryce talk you through everything that happens at Easter Road and beyond.

Who does design belong to, and who is it for? How does it serve us—all of us—and how can we learn to better understand its future, and our own?On Design As— podcast from Design Observer—we’ll dig into all of this and more, in conversation with design leaders, scholars, practitioners, and a range of industry experts whose seasoned perspectives will help illuminate the questions as well as the answers. In our first season, we considered the topics of Culture, Complexity, and Citizenship in terms of their impact on the design practice and also in terms of how they themselves are being...

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Sacramento Observer reporters talk about their local stories and the behind the scenes efforts to bring these stories to the public.

A firefighter’s wife and a corporate lawyer in different parts of the U.S. get pulled into solving separate mysteries. Something was making cows die and deer haemorrhage to death in West Virginia. That same something could also be giving firefighters cancer – all over the country. When the lawyer and the firefighter’s wife met, they found out they were working on the same mystery. The mystery was caused by a man-made chemical that environmental regulators should have known about but didn’t. A chemical that is said to be so toxic it is unclear if any contact with it is safe. The ...

After almost a century of post-war prosperity and unrivaled American power, we've entered a new era, growing uncertainty and realignment as many of the world's nations now seek to challenge that dominance. And the race for American dominance in the development of artificial intelligence by just a tiny handful of tech billionaires has seemed to put us all on yet an even more perilous path.If the world is changing at a dizzying pace, the forces driving that change are markedly different than they were a century ago.In this, our first season, we're going to look at the impact of China in the ...

Welcome to Songs That Make Your Hair Stand Up. A podcast dedicated to the celebration & spreading of the most potent virus known to human kind...kick-ass music. We'll drill down on those songs that provoke such strong emotional responses that the hair on your body literally stands up. The sound of music is universal. Lend me your ears and join the exploration of Songs That Make Your Hair Stand Up. I'm the Causal Observer, and I'm about to press...PLAY.