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LetsRun.com's Track Talk: The Home of Running and Track and Field2026 Bold Predictions, 2025 Quiz, + Sage Hurta KleckerSage Hurta Klecker joins us 77:51 to discuss her amazing 2025, this weekend's world cross country race, and her 2026 plans including a possible American record attempt at the Millrose Games. (Written highlights here)
We kick off 2026 with our annual 2025 Quiz,J ohnson vs. Johnson, testing the brothers' knowledge of the past year in running. Then we review our 2025 Bold Predictions (Robert nailed the Emmanuel Wanyonyi call!) and make our 2026 Bold Predictions, including hot takes on Quincy Wilson, Athing Mu, Cole Hocker, and Cooper Lutkenhaus. Plus: Hakone Ekiden TV ratings, Ethiopian athletes denied visas for World XC, Beatrice Chebet's pregnancy...
2026-01-071h 45
The Cardinal: News of Virginia10 Trends Shaping Virginia’s Population Through 2050In this episode of The Cardinal: News of Virginia, host Dutchie Jessee chats with founding editor Dwayne Yancey about Virginia’s latest population projections from the Weldon Cooper Center at UVA. They break down 10 key takeaways that reveal where people are moving, where communities are shrinking, and what these trends mean for the state over the next 25 years.From Lynchburg adding more residents than the Roanoke and New River valleys combined to Loudoun County’s explosive growth, and from Roanoke slowly approaching 100,000 residents again to rural coal counties facing dramatic population declines, this episode highlights the big shif...
2025-09-0222 min
Charlottesville Community EngagementPodcast for August 8, 2025: Interim UVA president, school zone cameras, Charlottesville fireworks enforcement, and more stories about the communityThe time has come for another audio edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement. Or at least it is time for me to produce one. I’m Sean Tubbs, the publisher at Town Crier Productions, an extravagant name for a company that describes the kind of journalism I produce as often as I can. I got my start in public radio and use audio from meetings to fuel my reporting. In this edition:* UVA Board of Visitors appoints law professor as interim president (learn more)* Community walk planned for Greenbrier neighborhood this Sunday (learn more)...
2025-08-0833 min
Government Contractor’s PlaybookFederal Layoffs Are Hitting Northern Virginia Hard—Here’s How Contractors Can Pivot and ThriveFederal job cuts are reshaping Northern Virginia's economy, and government contractors are feeling the pressure. The Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative has led to sweeping federal workforce reductions, with early data showing tens of thousands of job eliminations nationwide by June 2025. Northern Virginia, as a hub for federal employment, is bearing a disproportionate share of this downsizing, with an estimated 11,100 federal jobs cut in Virginia in the first half of 2025 alone. Fairfax County, a populous county in Northern Virginia, saw a 34.7% increase in unemployed residents in the past year. Contractors like Mitre and Leidos have also...
2025-08-0525 min
Virginia FocusVirginia Focus - Maranatha FarmsA Virginia family answered the call on their hearts when they made the leap from being homesteaders to a full scale farming in 2022. The Weldon Cooper Center reports the number of farms in Virginia was falling and dropped 18 percent between 2002 to 2022 - not to mention the drought that year. In 2025, Maranatha Farms seems to be thriving with a new storefront. On this episode, we're talking to Phil Miller the Farm Retail Manager of the farm to learn more about the journey.
2025-07-0430 min
Drifting CowboySpecial Episode: Tyler White of Love on the SpectrumTyler White, best known for his appearance on Love on the Spectrum, had no idea that agreeing to do a podcast would lead to the biggest surprise of his life — a moment on the Grand Ole Opry stage.This documentary-style special of the Drifting Cowboy podcast takes you behind the scenes of a once-in-a-lifetime journey: from a heartfelt podcast conversation to a standing ovation at country music’s most sacred stage.You’ll witness the raw emotion, the nerves, the music, and the magic — all building to a powerful moment that Tyler will never forget.This is more than just a s...
2025-06-2721 min
The Intelligent CommunityTwo-time Top7 Community, Part 2Fast Company Magazine shocked a lot of people when it published its list of the most Innovative Companies for Economic Development and – whoa! – a city appeared. An Intelligent Community in the USA state of Ohio: Hilliard. The ICF network knows Hilliard as one of the leading cities and a two-time Top7 community. But this was a big-time recognition. How much of it had to do with being an Intelligent Community? The City Manager, Michelle Crandall tells us in this podcast. Michelle currently serves as the City Manager for the City of Hilliard, Ohio, USA (population 38,000). She began this p...
2025-06-2525 min
Conduit Street PodcastWired for Change: VA & MD Talk Energy FuturesIn this special crossover episode of the Conduit Street Podcast, Dominic Butchko of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) teams up with Joe Lerch of the Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) to explore how Maryland and Virginia are tackling the complex challenges of clean energy policy at the local level. Together, they unpack the parallels and contrasts between Maryland’s Climate Solutions Now Act and Virginia’s Clean Economy Act, digging into why Maryland is lagging in solar deployment despite ambitious targets, and how transmission grid bottlenecks across the PJM network are slowing down renewable energy progress on bo...
2025-06-1358 min
VACo County Pulse PodcastEnergy Landscape of Virginia | Episode 17 | State Energy Policy – Comparison of Maryland and Virginia with MACo Conduit Street PodcastJoe Lerch talks with Dominic Butchko, Director of Intergovernmental Relations with the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) to compare both the differences and similarities between Maryland and Virginia when it comes to energy and its intersection with county land use and local authority. With a focus on state legislative policy and action, we delve into issues of utility-scale generation, energy storage, transmission, and the growing demand for electricity from the data center industry. Where to find out more about topics covered in this episodeUVA Weldon Cooper – Solar DatabaseVirginia (DEQ) Env...
2025-06-0558 min
Federal Fallout: The 2025 Virginia ElectionsBonus Episode: Checking In on the Federal Fallout00:00.46Sam ShiraziHi, everyone. I'm Sam Shirazi, and this is Federal Fallout, the 2025 Virginia elections. This episode, I will be checking in on the Federal Fallout because obviously the premise of this show has been that what's been going on in Washington, D.C is going to affect the Virginia elections this year. And I've been covering other topics and they're all very interesting, but I haven't really spent a whole lot on the federal fallout issue in a while. And I wanted to check in because there were two pieces of interesting news that...
2025-05-1712 min
The Ochelli EffectThe Age of Transitions and Uncle 5-2-2925 Robin UngerThe Age of Transitions and Uncle 5-2-2025 Robin UngerMore Quigly Wiggly than you can shake a left-handed wonder wand at in a century of enslavement with The Artist GREENSEEDROBINhttps://x.com/brokenribhttps://www.instagram.com/rcunger/?hl=enConspiracy TheoriesCASS R. SUNSTEINhttp://ochelli.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/ssrn_id1084585_code254274.pdfAoT#459Robin Unger returns to the show to pick up where we left off talking about Carroll Quigley. This episode is...
2025-05-051h 57
The Age of TransitionsRobin Unger guest, The Weaponization of Counter Cultural IdeasRobin Unger returns to the show to pick up where we left off talking about Carroll Quigley. This episode is more about the alternative media landscape generally. A hollowed out shell of what it once was, so much of supposed counter culture is now being used to sell authoritarian technocracy. Topics include: Mark Carney, establishment leaders, The Age of Transitions video, Truth videos from aughts, Alchemy in Popular Music, Mystery Girl Roy Orbison song, Bono, Themes & Memes, Carroll Quigley, Curtis Yarvin, orbital power, UN as a problem, weapons as unifying political tools, changing alternative media takes, Dark E...
2025-05-051h 04
Michael Campbell's Money TalksApril 26 EpisodeTop investigative journalist Sam Cooper exposes alarming details of Chinese Communist Party interference in Canadian politics, organized crime, and drug trafficking. Mike and Greg Weldon unpack how global geopolitics and economic stressors are shaping the precious metals market, while Neil McIver of McIver Capital Management breaks down market volatility, investment opportunities, and high-growth sectors. A must-listen for anyone who wants to stay ahead of the curve on politics, markets, and money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2025-04-261h 17
Virginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Transformative Year: Political Protests, Economic Growth, and Historic Gubernatorial Race AheadVirginia is currently experiencing significant developments across various sectors, from politics to the environment. On the political front, Richmond recently witnessed a major "Hands Off!" protest against federal policies, as more than a thousand demonstrators marched from the State Capitol to Monroe Park. This event exemplified growing resistance to policies associated with President Trump and advisor Elon Musk. Meanwhile, Governor Glenn Youngkin has completed action on 916 legislative bills from the General Assembly’s 2025 session. Notable measures include initiatives to modernize school transportation, expand rural electric cooperatives, and establish Virginia as home to the world’s first commercial nuclear fusion facility.
2025-04-1403 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Historic Political Shift and Economic Growth in 2025Virginia is experiencing a dynamic period marked by significant political, economic, and community developments. Recently, over a thousand demonstrators gathered in Richmond to protest federal policies under the Trump administration, emphasizing the state’s role as a hub for political activism. Meanwhile, the gubernatorial race is underway, with the historic prospect of electing Virginia’s first female governor. Democrat Abigail Spanberger and Republican Winsome Earle-Sears are vying for the position, setting the stage for a closely watched election later this year. Winsome Earle-Sears would also make history as the first Black female governor in U.S. history if elected.
2025-04-1403 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Governor's Race Heats Up: Spanberger and Earle-Sears Poised to Make Historic Political History in 2024 ShowdownVirginia is experiencing a dynamic period marked by significant events in politics, business, and community developments. With the upcoming gubernatorial race, the state is poised to make history as it elects its first female governor. Democratic nominee Abigail Spanberger and Republican nominee Winsome Earle-Sears have secured their parties’ nominations unopposed. Spanberger currently leads in early polling and fundraising, while Earle-Sears could become the first Black woman governor in U.S. history if elected. This race also reflects broader political trends, as Virginia often elects governors from the opposite party of the sitting president, presenting a critical test of public sentiment du...
2025-04-1103 min
AKAPAD the FILM BUFF PodcastHELLBOY THE CROOKED MAN - a franchise killerAKAPAD The Film Buff dives back into the Hellboy fray with his take on the character’s latest cinematic outing, Hellboy: The Crooked Man (2024). This $20 million gem looks and feels like it was torn straight from the comic page, drenched in gritty folk-horror vibes. But here’s the head-scratcher: despite all its strengths, this flick got the cold shoulder from every tier of fan you’d expect to champion it. Time to dissect why the faithful adaptation, killer practical effects, and Jack Kesy’s brooding Big Red failed to ignite the passion this movie deserved.Those...
2025-03-2616 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Economic Growth: GDP Forecast Surpasses National Projections in 2025Virginia's economic outlook remains positive as the state continues to outpace national growth projections. According to the University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, Virginia's gross domestic product is expected to increase by 2.4% in 2025, surpassing predicted national GDP growth. The state's unemployment rate is forecasted to remain below the national average at 3.4%, with inflation moderating and consumer prices stabilizing in the short term.Governor Glenn Youngkin recently signed 180 pieces of legislation aimed at bolstering Virginia's economy and attracting businesses. Notable bills include funding for a semiconductor project in Manassas and a battery separator company in Danville...
2025-03-2602 min
AKAPAD the FILM BUFF PodcastHELLBOY THE CROOKED MAN - a franchise killerAKAPAD The Film Buff dives back into the Hellboy fray with his take on the character’s latest cinematic outing, Hellboy: The Crooked Man (2024). This $20 million gem looks and feels like it was torn straight from the comic page, drenched in gritty folk-horror vibes. But here’s the head-scratcher: despite all its strengths, this flick got the cold shoulder from every tier of fan you’d expect to champion it. Time to dissect why the faithful adaptation, killer practical effects, and Jack Kesy’s brooding Big Red failed to ignite the passion this movie deserved.
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2025-03-2616 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia's Economic Resilience: Navigating Challenges with Strategic Growth and Innovation in 2025Virginia's political landscape is buzzing with activity as the 2025 General Assembly session recently concluded. Governor Glenn Youngkin signed 180 bills, including bipartisan measures to support economic development and job growth. Notable legislation includes funding for a semiconductor project in Manassas and a battery separator company in Danville. The governor emphasized Virginia's economic resilience in the face of potential federal job losses, stating, "Job loss is real. It's hard, and that's why, at a time where we are going to see some job loss in Virginia, we are able to meet that loss with strength"[7][18].In business news, Virginia's economic...
2025-03-2403 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Surges Ahead: Economic Growth, Legislation, and Transformation in 2025Virginia continues to experience economic growth and legislative activity as 2025 progresses. Governor Glenn Youngkin recently signed 180 pieces of legislation, including a bipartisan package aimed at boosting job creation and business development[1]. The state has added over 276,000 jobs since January 2022 and attracted over $100 billion in capital investment commitments[1].The Virginia General Assembly concluded its 2025 session in February, passing 917 bills that now await the Governor's action[7]. Key developments include rejecting proposals to eliminate the car tax and taxes on tips, while approving a tax rebate for all filers[2]. The legislature also passed measures to protect tidal and non-tidal wetlands, expand...
2025-03-2303 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Lawmakers Pass Compromise Budget, Spanberger Leads Governor's Race Amid Economic OptimismVirginia saw significant developments across various sectors this week. In politics, the 2025 General Assembly session concluded, with lawmakers passing a compromise budget proposal that rejected several of Governor Youngkin's initiatives, including car tax relief and elimination of taxes on tips. The budget did include additional funding for education and economic development programs (Source: Williams Mullen).On the economic front, the University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center forecasts the state's GDP to grow by 2.4% in 2025, outpacing national growth. Employment is expected to increase by 0.71%, adding over 30,000 jobs, with healthcare, retail, and professional services leading the growth (Source: Virginia Business).
2025-03-2202 minVACo County Pulse PodcastEnergy Landscape of Virginia | Episode 14 | Solar by the Numbers – Facts and FiguresJoe Lerch talks with Aaron Berryhill, Solar Program Manager with Virginia Department of Energy on the latest numbers in Virginia for solar installations. We cover a wide range of sources that inform how much utility-scale, community-scale, and rooftop solar has been installed in the Commonwealth.For information and assistance contact:Aaron Berryhill Solar Program Manager Virginia Department of Energy aaron.berryhill@energy.virginia.govOffice: 804.486.2754 / Cell: 804.839.6978 Where to find out more about topics covered in this episodeVirginia Energy – Sol...
2025-03-1947 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Economic Growth and Innovation in 2025, Tackles Climate Resilience and Education ChallengesVirginia News Summary - March 14, 2025As spring approaches, Virginia continues to see significant developments across various sectors. The state legislature recently concluded its 2025 session, with Governor Glenn Youngkin signing several key bills into law. Notable among these is a comprehensive flood resilience package, which allocates $100 million to coastal protection projects and establishes a permanent wetlands protection workgroup (Virginia Conservation Network).In economic news, the University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service released its latest forecast, projecting a 2.4% increase in the state's GDP for 2025, outpacing national growth estimates. However, employment growth is expected to slow...
2025-03-1703 min
Hot Off The WireGovernment shutdown looms; Rays scrap new ballpark plans
On today's episode: The latest on efforts in Congress to avoid a government shutdown; some federal agencies will vacate office spaces this summer; migrants have been moved out of Guantanamo Bay; China, Russia and Iran are calling for sanctions on Iran to be lifted; an American Airlines flight makes an emergency landing in Denver; and former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is set to appear in a Hague courtroom.
USPS agrees to work with DOGE on reform, planning to cut 10,000 workers.
North Carolina GOP town hall gets rowdy as attendees hurl scathing questions on Trump.
FEMA sued over hold on funds...
2025-03-1422 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Economic Growth and Political Transformation in 2025Virginia continues to experience economic growth and political developments as the state moves further into 2025. According to a recent forecast from the University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center, the state's GDP is projected to increase by 2.4% this year, outpacing national growth[17]. However, employment growth is expected to slow to 0.7%, down from 1.7% in 2024.In Richmond, the General Assembly recently passed its midway point known as "Crossover." Over 2,000 bills were initially introduced, with many now advancing to the opposite chamber for consideration[16]. Notable legislation includes bills addressing artificial intelligence, with measures aimed at criminalizing the use of synthetic media for...
2025-03-0902 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Economic Growth and Historic Political Milestone in 2025Virginia's economy continues to show strength in early 2025, with the state's GDP expected to grow 2.4% this year, outpacing national projections according to a forecast from the University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center. The report predicts inflation will moderate to 2.6% and unemployment will remain low at 3.4%.In political news, the Virginia General Assembly adjourned its 2025 session on February 22nd after passing over 2,000 bills. Notable legislation included measures on artificial intelligence regulation, blockchain technology, and economic development initiatives. Governor Glenn Youngkin thanked lawmakers for their service and will now review the bills and budget over the next 30 days....
2025-03-0802 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Prepares for Pivotal 2025 Elections: Economic Growth, Business Expansion, and Political Transformation AheadVirginia's 2025 legislative session concluded on February 22, with Governor Glenn Youngkin thanking lawmakers for their service and pledging to review the bills and budget sent to his desk[17]. The session saw debates on key issues like education funding, tax cuts, and maternal health initiatives[13]. As the state shifts focus to upcoming elections, including races for governor and the entire House of Delegates, political strategies are expected to reflect voter priorities[13].In economic news, Virginia's outlook remains positive, with the Weldon Cooper Center forecasting 2.4% GDP growth in 2025, outpacing national projections[3]. The state's unemployment rate is expected to stay below the...
2025-03-0803 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Economic Growth and Resilience in 2025 Legislative SessionVirginia News Roundup: March 2025As Virginia enters spring, the state continues to see significant developments across various sectors. The 2025 General Assembly session concluded in late February, with lawmakers passing several key bills now awaiting Governor Youngkin's signature[2]. Notable legislation includes measures to enhance flood resilience, protect wetlands, and expand local authority for tree preservation[4].In economic news, Virginia is projected to outpace national GDP growth in 2025, with the state's economy expected to expand by 2.4%[8]. The Weldon Cooper Center forecast predicts employment growth of 0.71%, adding over 30,000 jobs, primarily in healthcare, retail, and professional services. However, some industries...
2025-03-0602 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Housing Market Rebounds: Sales Rise 1.8% and Inventory Jumps 22.2% in Early 2025Virginia's housing market showed signs of improvement in early 2025, with home sales increasing by 1.8% compared to the previous year. The Virginia REALTORS association reported 5,758 home sales across the commonwealth in January, along with a significant 22.2% jump in inventory levels[1]. This uptick in the housing market bodes well for the state's economic outlook.In political news, the Virginia General Assembly concluded its 2025 regular session on February 22, passing a budget that now awaits Governor Glenn Youngkin's review. The budget negotiations saw the removal of Youngkin's proposal to eliminate the car tax for some Virginians[7]. The legislature also established a new...
2025-03-0402 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia's Economy Poised for Growth in 2025 with Franchise Expansion and Political ShiftsVirginia's economic outlook for 2025 is positive, with the state's GDP expected to grow by 2.4%, outpacing national growth according to a forecast by the University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service[8]. The state's inflation is projected to moderate, with the consumer price index rising 2.6%. However, employment growth is expected to slow to 0.71%, down from 1.7% in 2024.In political news, the Virginia General Assembly concluded its 2025 legislative session on February 22, but may reconvene soon due to potential federal policy shifts affecting the state's workforce and economy[7]. The House Emergency Committee on the Impacts of Federal Workforce and Funding Reductions...
2025-03-0402 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Poised for Economic Growth and Historic Milestones in 2025Virginia's economy continues to show strength, with the state's gross domestic product projected to grow by 2.4% in 2025, outpacing national predictions[3]. The University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service forecasts stable inflation and unemployment rates remaining below the national average. However, employment growth is expected to slow in the coming years.In political news, the Virginia General Assembly adjourned its regular session on February 22, 2025, with lawmakers finalizing budget amendments and passing numerous bills[2]. The focus now shifts to the upcoming gubernatorial race, where either Abigail Spanberger or Winsome Earle-Sears could make history as the state's next governor...
2025-03-0202 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Legislature Wraps Up Session with Tax Rebate and Promising Economic OutlookVirginia's General Assembly adjourned sine die on February 23, concluding a busy legislative session. Lawmakers finalized a budget proposal that includes a tax rebate for all filers, replacing Governor Glenn Youngkin's plans to end the state's car tax and eliminate taxes on tips[1][2].In economic news, Virginia's outlook is positive, with the Weldon Cooper Center forecasting a 2.4% increase in the state's gross domestic product in 2025, outpacing national GDP growth. Employment growth is expected to slow, but the state's unemployment rate will remain below the national average at 3.4%[3].Major business developments include plans for a new state government...
2025-02-2701 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia's Political Landscape: Economic Growth, Partisan Tensions, and Groundbreaking Governor's Race Unfold in 2025 Legislative SessionVirginia is experiencing a mix of political gridlock and economic growth as the 2025 General Assembly session comes to a close. The session has been marked by partisan tensions, with Democratic majorities in the House of Delegates and Senate often at odds with Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin[2].Top headlines include the General Assembly's rejection of Youngkin's plans to end the state's car tax and eliminate taxes on tips, instead opting for a tax rebate for all filers[5]. Additionally, lawmakers are working to fill a $632 million shortfall in Medicaid funding, with Youngkin suggesting that the state's budget surplus should be...
2025-02-2602 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia Set to Make Political History with Gubernatorial Race While Boosting Economic Growth and Environmental Initiatives in 2025Virginia is poised for significant developments across various sectors, from politics and economy to environmental and community news.In politics, the 2025 Virginia gubernatorial election is set to take place on November 4, 2025, with former U.S. Representative Abigail Spanberger and Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears emerging as front-runners for their respective party nominations[2]. This election is particularly noteworthy as it could indicate the popularity of Trump's second presidency and has the potential to make history with either candidate becoming Virginia's first female governor.On the economic front, Virginia's outlook is positive, according to the University of Virginia’s We...
2025-02-1902 minVirginia State News and Info DailyVirginia's Budget Battle and Economic Outlook: Bipartisan Moves, Tax Rebates, and 2025 Gubernatorial Race Heating UpVirginia's legislative session has reached a critical juncture with significant updates across various sectors. The Virginia Senate and House of Delegates recently passed budget amendments that counter Governor Glenn Youngkin's proposals. These amendments include a $200 tax rebate and increased per-pupil spending, reflecting a bipartisan effort to address economic and educational needs[1].In economic news, the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service predicts a positive outlook for Virginia, with the state's GDP expected to rise 2.4% in 2025, outpacing national GDP growth. Employment growth is expected to slow but still result in a net gain of over 30,000 jobs, primarily in healthcare...
2025-02-1702 min
Comedy Dynamics DailyGeorge Wallace On BBQ'sComing to the Stage – Season 7
In Season 7 of Coming To The Stage, Comedy Dynamics’ first original series, host George Wallace introduces a new group of up-and-coming comedians who people WILL be talking about tomorrow. This season features: Elliott Morgan, Nate Jackson, Arnez J, Helen Hong, Will Weldon, Mal Hall, Becky Robinson, Josh Adam Meyers, Boogie B, Dave Merheje, Alycia Cooper, Jeffrey Jay, Daniel Webb, Joel Boyd, Adam Hamilton and Cookie Hull. Plus, Comedy Dynamics’ very own, Mr. Microphone is back in action!
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2024-10-2104 min
Listen to Latest Full Audiobooks in Fiction, HistoricalPostcards to Hitler: A German Jew’s Defiance in a Time of Terror by Bruce NeuburgerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/822132to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Postcards to Hitler: A German Jew’s Defiance in a Time of Terror
Author: Bruce Neuburger
Narrator: Bruce Neuburger, Peter Borys, Kerr Lordygan, Heather Tracy, Jason Lasky, Elias Khalil, Samantha Cooper, Ken Teutsch, Rebecca Stern, Tristan Wright, Keith O'Brien, Becky Parker
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 15 hours 45 minutes
Release date: October 4, 2024
Genres: Historical
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Benno Neuburger, a modest land investor from Munich and Anna Einstein daughter of a cattle dealer from Laupheim, marry in 1907. They begin their lives together with great hope. It is a relatively prosperous time and a...
2024-10-043h 45
You'll have to dumb this down for me1. Dumbing down D.B. COOPERIn our first episode, Kev tells Mikey all about DB Cooper. Feel free to Subscribe, Rate and review and thank you for listening!
2024-09-2434 minComedy Dynamics DailyJosh Adam Meyers Talks VoicesComing to the Stage – Season 7
In Season 7 of Coming To The Stage, Comedy Dynamics’ first original series, host George Wallace introduces a new group of up-and-coming comedians who people WILL be talking about tomorrow. This season features: Elliott Morgan, Nate Jackson, Arnez J, Helen Hong, Will Weldon, Mal Hall, Becky Robinson, Josh Adam Meyers, Boogie B, Dave Merheje, Alycia Cooper, Jeffrey Jay, Daniel Webb, Joel Boyd, Adam Hamilton and Cookie Hull. Plus, Comedy Dynamics’ very own, Mr. Microphone is back in action!
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2024-04-1510 min
Charlottesville Community EngagementJanuary 29, 2024: Louisa's population has grown 7.5 percent since 2020 while Charlottesville's rate is relatively flatA reader informed me today that I am saying too much about my personal life in these opening segments of Charlottesville Community Engagement. That may or may not be the case and perhaps it’s time to turn all of this over to artificial intelligence and I’ll go back to waiting tables and cooking people food. However, that sounds like more work than simply proceeding with the January 29, 2024 edition of the newsletter and podcast. I’m Sean Tubbs, beep beep, boop boop. On today’s show:* A boil water advisory in Albemarle County was lifted Su...
2024-01-2913 min
LetsRun.com's Track Talk: The Home of Running and Track and Field2023's Biggest Disappointments & Surprises + A SUB-4 Mile In The Middle Of A Marathon?Shhhh. Don't tell Jonathan Gault or Weldon Johnson but Robert Johnson secretly recorded this show without their permission. He reveals his biggest disappointments and surprises for 2023 and then gets super excited about the 2024 Paris Olympic Marathon. He breaks down the course and without saying it predicts that a sub-4 mile in the middle of it is more likely than a sub-2 hour marathon. He made that prediction on the messageboard. Speaking of messageboard, these are the two threads he talked about this week:
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2023-12-2632 min
Falls Church City Public SchoolsFalls Church School Board Regular Meeting - November 14, 2023
The Falls Church School Board received an extensive briefing on projected student enrollment for the 2024-25 school year and beyond. This briefing included the Weldon Cooper Center analysis at the University of Virginia and the Stephen Fuller Institute. A key focus was the demographic changes anticipated due to three upcoming Falls Church developments: West Falls, the Broad and Washington project, and Founders Row II, all expected by 2026. Superintendent Peter Noonan mentioned that, although final projections are expected early in December, it is estimated that there could be an average increase of approximately 100 students per year over the next three ye...
2023-11-152h 50
Charlottesville Community EngagementNovember 1, 2023: Spillman leads Bryce in fundraising in first 26 days of October, with $40K coming from one donorEleven months into the year with holidays on the horizon now as pumpkins give way to all manner of other decorations. For many, the pending merriment provokes a sense of anxiety. That’s as good a time as any to mark National Stress Awareness Day on this November 1. Perhaps this edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement will prepare you for the time ahead. I’m Sean Tubbs, and probably not. On today’s program:* The final campaign finance reports are published showing another high level of activity in the at-large Albemarle School Board race* Turnout...
2023-11-0124 min
RooflinesVirginia Population EstimatesIn today’s episode, we’ll look at recent population data for Virginia. Each year, the Demographic Research Group at University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center develops and releases the official population estimates for Virginia and its counties and independent cities. We’ll discuss the population estimates as of July 1, 2022, and highlight some of the trends most relevant to the Commonwealth’s housing market.
2023-06-0812 min
Charlottesville Community EngagementMarch 9, 2023; Multiple arrests made in recent gun violence incidents; Rykal files to run for Supervisor in Albemarle's White Hall DistrictOn today’s program:* Albemarle and Charlottesville announce several arrests in recent gun violence * A second person files paperwork to run for Supervisor in Albemarle County’s White Hall District * Weldon Cooper Center will soon become part of the Karsh Institute of Democracy* Albemarle County will hand out $100,000 in grants to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions* More from the Charlottesville City Budget* Information from Fluvanna, Louisa, and Nelson counties from the recent Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission This is a public episode. If you...
2023-03-0917 min
Pod VirginiaCombating Antisemitism, Aging in Place, and AI PodcastingIN THE NEWS:A recent report from Virginia's Commission to Combat Antisemitism made several recommendations to aid in its mission, including increasing police training and improving data collection on hate crimes. One of its recommendations has come under scrutiny, following a theme of the Youngkin administration: a recommendation to "prohibit indoctrination in public education." Thomas and Michael discuss what this means and how it misses the mark as an actionable tactic.Aging In Place: one in five Virginians is aged 60 or older, and that number is set to increase in coming years. A researcher at UVA's...
2022-12-1232 min
Falls Church City Public SchoolsNovember 15, 2022 - Falls Church School Board MeetingFalls Church School Board Considers Calendars, Start Times, and Enrollment Projections
During a combined Work Session and Regular Meeting for November, the Falls Church School Board took one more look at proposed school calendars for the coming two years before they come up for approval in December. The Board also received a presentation on challenges the division would face if school day start times were pushed to later in the morning. And with the annual budget-building work set to begin next month, the Board reviewed the latest Enrollment Projections from UVA's Weldon Cooper Center.
2022-11-162h 58
The Meat Mafia Podcast#99: Acorn Bluff Farms (@AcornBluffFarms) - Raising a Rare Breed of PigsAcorn Bluff Farms is based out of Columbus Junction, Iowa. It’s a first-generation pig farm started by two brothers who were looking for something to pour their hearts into. Seth and Keenan Todd, the founders of Acorn Bluff Farms, raise Mangalitsa pigs, which derive from the Hungarian Empire and were often fed to the Hapsburg Dynasty as part of the royal family’s cuisine. The special breed of pigs only recently made its way to the United States in the last 15 years. The breed is fattier, richer pork and somewhat resembles wagyu. If you haven’t tried Mangalitsa pork y...
2022-09-1150 min
Let's Talk AlbemarleCommunity Voices Audio Project #1: How can we accommodate growth in our community?Introducing the Community Voices Audio Project. The intention of this project is to create a platform for community members to share their experiences and knowledge so that together we may build a deeper understanding of complex topics. The idea came to me as I was reflecting on the variety of perspectives and opinions people were sharing about community growth and the future of Albemarle County.
This episode will focus on growth in Albemarle County. The Weldon Cooper Center Demographics Research Group predicts that Albemarle County’s population will grow by 30 thousand residents in the next 20 years. A gr...
2022-08-3140 min
Intersections in Public ServiceDemystifying Redistricting (Pt 2)For the second episode in our two-part series on redistricting, you’ll hear from Sean Kumar and James Abrenio, two Sorensen Institute Alumni who both served on Virginia’s 2020 Redistricting Commission. They’ll discuss their experiences on the Commission in 2020: what went well, what could be improved, and what redistricting in Virginia might look like in the future.
Host, Editor, & Writer: Ellis Nolan
Guests: James Abrenio & Sean Kumar
Producer & Project Manager: Claire Downey
Episode Presentation by Larry Terry, Executive Director of the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service.
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2022-06-1417 minIntersections in Public ServiceBookmobiles to Hotspots: Libraries as Public ServiceIn this episode of Intersections in Public Service, we take a close look at how libraries function as a public service. Williamsburg's Regional Library Director Betsy Fowler, provides insight into the many unique ways libraries meet the needs of their communities. Along with a historical overview of how public libraries came to be in Virginia, we also dive into the evolution of library technologies. To stay up to date with the most recent happenings across libraries in America, check out the American Library Association's website. To support libraries in your area, donate or volunteer.
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2022-05-1222 min
Opie RadioEp 513: Old Lady went flying by the windowSponsored by Mack Weldon - MACK WELDON dot com slash opiepodand enter promo code opiepod for 20% OFF. Factor Meal kits - GO dot FACTOR 75 dot com slashopie120 and use code opie120 to get $120 off. What is he pulling out of the Ocean? Also, old lady should have listened, will Bradley Cooper get cancelled, F pollen, bow down to Stern, can't play gay if you're not gay, nice buds, only Asians can joke about Asians, fun fact about Otis Redding and Sitting on the Dock of the Bay and much more! Merch - www.opieradio.com Join th...
2022-05-0532 min
Charlottesville Community EngagementApril 26, 2022: Albemarle Supervisors briefed on Southwood's funding gap, septic issues; Council approves Midway Manor revenue bondsWhat’s shaking? Sounds like an appropriate greeting for Richter Scale Day. Have yourself tied in knots? An appropriate pose for National Pretzel Day. I know I am able to tell you this is the 369th edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement, a clear sign of how I honor Get Organized Day. I’m Sean Tubbs, the host of this regular newsletter and podcast about things both trivial and of massive importance. Help spread the word by sharing this installment of Charlottesville Community Engagement!In today’s edition: * The Virginia Solar Initiative has the...
2022-04-2617 min
Charlottesville Community EngagementMarch 31, 2022: Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority briefed on capacity for northern Albemarle; CRHA hopeful for timely reopening of Crescent HallsThe final day of the month, and the final day of 2022’s first quarter. A lot has happened so far, and there’s still a lot more to go. Mathematically we are 24.66 percent of the way through the year, and for those who want to take the long view, we are 21.25 percent of the way through the 21st Century. It all adds up in this installment of Charlottesville Community Engagement and I’m your host, Sean Tubbs. Sign-up for free for as much material as I can manage to write! Payment is optional but very much support...
2022-03-3117 minIntersections in Public ServiceDemystifying Redistricting (Pt 1)Many of us have heard the word “redistricting”, but what does it actually mean and how does it work? For the first episode in our two-part series on redistricting, University of Virginia undergraduates Ellis Nolan and Garreth Bartholomew discuss the basics of redistricting in the United States at large and in Virginia. You’ll hear about the steps of the redistricting process, how it’s different from state to state, an overview of Gerrymandering, a crash course on how to read newly drawn maps, and why redistricting is important to representation.
Host, Editor, & Writer: Ellis Nolan
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2022-03-2313 min
WTJU SoundboardDiscover Black Cville + Transition Housing – March 18th, 2022
In this episode we’re talking about a new Charlottesville tourism initiative to promote local Black artists, musicians and entrepreneurs. The initiative is called Discover Black Cville and they’re launching Saturday March 26th at the sixth annual Vibefest music festival at IX Art Park. And stay tuned in the second half of the show for a sneak peek at another podcast you might enjoy from the Virginia Audio Collective. It’s called Intersections in Public Service and it’s all about the public servants that run our government, nonprofits and help form and nurture our communities.
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2022-03-1829 min
The Rural Health VoiceCensus ResultsWhat do the results of the 2020 Census mean for rural communities? Hamilton Lombard, Estimates Program Manger from the Weldon Cooper Center at UVA joined me to discuss how population loss is harmful for our rural communities.
For more discussion on rural disparities and how they can be addressed, save the date for the upcoming Virginia Public Health Association conference. It will be held March 26th – details on the full agenda and registration will be available soon.
2022-01-2129 min