News And Politics Podcasts
Visibility 9-11Join Now to Follow
This podcast explores the many facets of the 9-11 attacks which contradict the governments official story, the massive cover-up which is currently underway, the failure of the mainstream media in America to ask real questions, and the aftermath of 9-11 including the un-Constitutional wars and the taking of liberty here at home. This broadcast examines the big picture of what is taking place in America today and how September 11th fits into the scheme of things. Forget "conspiracy theory"! The governments own story about what happened is itself a "conspiracy theory"! We want 9-11 Truth.
By Michael Wolsey
Open RecordJoin Now to Follow
<p>FOX6 Investigative reporters Bryan Polcyn, Jenna Sachs and Amanda St. Hilaire break down the big stories and what it took to get them. "Open Record" takes you behind the scenes of the investigative reporting unit in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's the details the reporters couldn't tell you on T.V.</p>
By FOX6 News
A Voice for MenJoin Now to Follow
Did you ever feel like there was something really wrong in the world of men and women, but could not put your finger on it? Well, Neo, to find your answer all you have to do is take the Red Pill. Join your host, men's activist Paul Elam, as we explore the world of modern men and women in ways far too real for the Matrix of the mainstream media. You will need to buckle up for this one. Seriously. Everything you have ever thought about men, women and maybe even yourself is about to change.
By AVoiceforMen
SWITCHCast: the week's film reviews, news and interviewsJoin Now to Follow
A weekly podcast featuring film reviews, trailers, news, interviews and comps from the team at SWITCH.
By Charliedavid Page, Jess Fenton, Daniel Lammin, Brent Davidson, Jake Watt and Chris Edwards
Tambien Somos Americanos RadioJoin Now to Follow
Edición de Diciembre 2014. La Reforma Obama, finalmente llego. Ahora el reto por la integracion es mayor. Tambien, La Virgen de Gudalupe, otra vez; lo mejor de la misica del 2014. Y mucho más.
By T.S.AMERICANOS
Hindi Urdu LivesJoin Now to Follow
The Hindi Urdu Flagship at the University of Texas at Austin has the fortune of regularly hosting well-known Hindi-Urdu scholars and artists. In addition, HUF faculty and contacts often cross paths with notables in the Hindi-Urdu world while travelling nationally or visiting South Asia. The HUF team makes a conscious effort to steal some time during each of these visits in order to record the artist's or scholar's thoughts on their work, various aspects of Hindi-Urdu, and the world of language in general. The hope is to capture a wide variety of native speakers in 'full-flow' and to a catch glimpse of the various intellectual and artistic worlds which use Hindi-Urdu as their medium. Produced by the Hindi Urdu Flagship at The University of Texas at Austin. Visit hindiurduflagship.org/resources for more Hindi-Urdu learning materials.
By Hindi Urdu Flagship
NewshourJoin Now to Follow
Global news and analysis from the BBC World Service, twice a day, every day of the year. Join our leading team of presenters for the best interviews, features and analysis of world events.
By BBC World Service
HKS PolicyCastJoin Now to Follow
Harvard Kennedy School’s weekly podcast delivers experienced leadership insights, cutting edge public policy research, and global perspectives on international affairs through interviews with both HKS scholars and leaders in government, politics, journalism, and science. Hosted by Matt Cadwallader.
By Harvard Kennedy School
One Sixty Metre Crossband RadioJoin Now to Follow
talk radio from vk3ase in Melbourne Australia on various subjects. Live to air on local and shortwave frequencies
By Mr Stu
Mafraj RadioJoin Now to Follow
This podcast covers contemporary political, social, and cultural affairs in Yemen and the Yemeni diaspora from a range of sources and perspectives. Our aim is to make Yemen accessible to casual listeners who don’t necessarily have a background in Yemen or Middle East studies, while still providing a level of depth and context you can’t get from mainstream media coverage of Yemen. In Yemeni Arabic, the word “mafraj” refers to a characteristic feature of highland Yemeni architecture, which is renowned for its unique beauty. A mafraj is a room, preferably with windows on all sides, on the very top of multi-story house. The mafraj is where Yemenis gather in the afternoons and evenings with family and friends to discuss the events of the day and the gossip of the nation. Like a good mafraj, this podcast aims to be a site for discussion, debate, and edification, and a vantage point from which we look at events in Yemen from different angles.
By The Yemen Peace Project
