Season 6 Episode 17: What is going on in Haiti and how did we get here?
In this video we discuss the civil war in Haiti including the gang activity and the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry. We need to pray for for Haiti.
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Best Of 2023
Our picks for our favorite && funniest Moments Of 2023‼️ Enjoy 😉
Brig. Gen. Buchanan, Part 2
Brig. Gen. Buchanan continues talking to an Associated Press reporter in Washington, D.C., about the continuous change of the relationship between U.S. and Iraqi security forces, progress he has seen in the capability of Iraqi security forces over the last few years and thanks the American people for their support of the troops. Part 2 of 2.
Withdrawal from Iraq
ENDecember 24, 2023
Brig. Gen. Buchanan, Part 1
Brig. Gen. Buchanan talks to an Associated Press reporter in Washington, D.C., about security in Iraq, Operation New Dawn, the capability of Iraqi security forces to manage insurgent attacks and the role of U.S. forces in Iraqi security. Part 1 of 2.
Withdrawal from Iraq
ENDecember 24, 2023
Father Dave Breaks Down Pope Francis' Recent Interview With The Associated Press
The Associated Press recently published a wide-ranging interview Pope Francis, where he spoke about homosexuality, his health and critics, the sexual abuse crisis, the German Church reform process, and more. Father Dave takes a closer look at some of Pope Francis’ comments.
The Flyover View, December 2, 2022 | Heartland Politics, News, and Views
Host: Kevin Smith Dives into the weekly news most impactful to the Heartland.
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- Crowded Wisconsin Supreme Court race a 'recipe for chaos' -
- Andrew Bailey, general counsel to Missouri governor, named new attorney general -
- Rail strike likely averted as labor bills head to Senate -
- Coal plants in Missouri are causing toxic groundwater pollution -
- Ohio Republicans Move To Restrict Constitutional Amendments -
- Arizona set for legal battles after county refuses to certify midterm results -
- Vanity Fair gives us a funny/not funny little rundown of why Georgians should categorically NOT vote for Herschel Walker -
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California Governor wants cannabis federally legalized to supply US
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Here's the latest from the "Cannabis Daily" podcast team!!
Today's stories:
- Marijuana Moment reports California Governor wants cannabis federally legalized for supply to the rest of the nation.”
- Cannabis farms, manufacturers and retailers provided $$$$ for petition on recreational cannabis ballot Associated Press.
- Canopy Growth’s plans to launch Canopy USA to accelerate acquisitions and remain listed, writes MJ Biz Daily.
- In collaboration with Solumedics AG, Astrasana Holding AG has initiated the first import of medical cannabis into Switzerland, reports BusinessCann.
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Ralph Russo, AP college football editor, joins the podcast to talk, of course, college football.
Ralph spent five years at the turn of the century as Mississippi’s AP sports writer, so he knows the lay of the land. He covered the Eli Manning years at Ole Miss and the hiring of Sylvester Croom at State. And he likes Mississippi State’s chances to surprise this season.
Jenna Lee: Curiosity Over Commentary + the Business of News
Leaving Fox News in the wake of a historic sexual harassment scandal. Taking a risk in the name of empowering women with information. The discipline of nonpartisan reporting.
CEO of SmartHer News and respected journalist Jenna Lee discusses the flawed business model of mainstream media and why delivering news should be seen as a public service.
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Territory Talk: Checking in with the AP’s Tim Reynolds
With training camp on the horizon, Tim Reynolds from the Associated Press joins this week’s episode of the Territory Talk podcast to talk all things Panthers. Touching on a variety of topics, Reynolds shares his thoughts on the organization’s impressive offseason, deep and dangerous lineup and much more. Plus, continuing a popular trend from recent episodes, Reynolds shares a few of his own personal food-related takes with co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive.
Highlights of the episode include:
- Taking a look at a recent preseason points prediction for the Atlantic Division. (2:30)
- Tim Reynolds from the Associated Press joins the show! (11:30)
- Reynolds can’t contain his excitement for the 2021-22 season. (15:20)
- Reynolds feels like two Panthers in particular are poised to break out. (22:50)
- As expected, Reynolds has some personal hot takes on food. (32:10)
- Doug and Jameson debate which fruit is the most versatile. (43:55)
Julio Cortez - Staff Photographer at Associated Press
Brett Carlsen and Julio Cortez talk about his career and how he became a wire photographer for the Associated Press in Baltimore, MD. Julio talks about ethics, sports photography and also how he approaches events. To hear even more from Julio head over to Patreon.com/reciprocitypodcast to support the show and hear an extra interview with Julio about sports photography.
117 - LONG SHOT w Andrew Dalton
We conclude our Mayhem Series of True Crime documentaries with a recap of the 2017 documentary LONG SHOT by Jacob LaMendola (streaming on Netflix).
It’s the story of Juan Catalan who was accused of the execution style murder of 16 year old Martha Puebla in Los Angeles. Catalan was up for the death penalty but his dedicated lawyer hunted for his only alibi that would exonerate him - video footage from a Dodgers game.
Our guest is Andrew Dalton who has been a reporter for 16 years at the Associated Press. He has written about murder, wildfires, murder, politics, busted water mains, murder, celebrity deaths, and the occasional murder. He currently covers the intersection of entertainment and courts from the Los Angeles bureau of the ancient and venerable news outlet. An ethnic Mormon, he was raised in Utah and New Mexico, went to college in Santa Cruz and now lives with his wife and three kids in South Pasadena just a few miles from Dodger Stadium, where he regularly attends games, but only for the alibi.
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Long Walks in the Rain with Alonzo Adams
You might not know his name BUT we are positive that you have seen his images. From the June 2013 Time Magazine cover to professional sports including our own Oklahoma City Thunder.
Alonzo dives into a little about his upcoming PhotoCon class on "The Art of Long Exposure" and misconceptions about wire service stringers. He talks about his passion for weather photography, sports and compressing time into a single image.
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Jason Chatraw
This episode of Heart of the athlete features Jason Chatraw, a local journalist for the Associated Press.
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Largest Requests Ever For High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area
Trump's Budget includes largest requests ever for High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) and Drug-Free Communities Grants. President Donald Trump is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for two anti-drug grant programs that the White House Office of Management and Budget called “duplicative” and worthy of elimination. After swift push-back from lawmakers and outside interest groups earlier this month, Trump sent Congress "the highest funding amounts ever requested" for the two programs, according to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.
Vermont Gov. has five days to sign marijuana legalization bi...
S. 22, a bill to legalize cannabis in Vermont for adults over 21, landed on Republican Governor Phil Scott's desk – potentially making the state the first in the country to legalize marijuana through the legislative process, and not a ballot initiative. The bill has already been approved by both chambers of the state legislature; now the governor has five days to decide whether to sign or to veto it. But even if he does neither, on Wednesday, May 24th, it would automatically become law.
Connecticut lawmakers include marijuana legalization as part of the state budget proposal
Democratic lawmakers called for legalizing marijuana, taking a step toward tolls, cutting aid to towns, and opening a third casino as part of budget recommendations released Tuesday. ven though marijuana legalization is included in the proposal, Democratic legislators concede that they do not have enough votes in their own caucus to pass the measure. But they placed the item into the package to spur conversation and help balance the $20 billion annual budget.
New Jersey files legislation legalizing commercial marijuana sales
New Jersey files legislation legalizing commercial marijuana sales, personal possession, but no home-grow. New study on risks from propylene glycol thinning agents used in cannabis vaporizer cartridges.
The Threat of Jeff Sessions
Guam’s governor drops his support for his own legalization bill,also citing the threat of Jeff Sessions as Attorney General. Concerns in the current administrations ideals of marijuana. Sessions said he was surprised the american people didn't like his comments about marijuana.
Law enforcement’s report on Cole Memo violations
Oregon law enforcement’s report on Cole Memo violations
obscene amount of cash the cops are stealing under civil asset forfeiture;
Supreme Court decision on Friday that may decriminalize dagga in South Africa;
How will we sell tax and regulate on a $30 ounce?
ancient Chinese understanding of cannabis as medicine; Nevada’s liquor distributors want no part of pot