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Bridging the Gap is a court-ordered reconciliation between cycling enthusiasts Henry Lutz and Gordon Saur. While the focus is professional cycling, other topics are mentioned if deemed absolutely necessary! The conversations that bore their friends are finally being broadcast for all to hear!

SummitET preparedness experts speak with agency heads, academics, and emergency response leaders to share stories of real-life field experience and discuss innovative approaches to preparedness before, during and after current threats and hazards.

Bridging The Gap is a podcast exploring current events and big ideas with guests from diverse backgrounds. From breaking news to controversial topics, we dive into unfiltered discussions to challenge perspectives and foster understanding.

Hosts Dev and Coach realize these days it feels the world is so disconnected. They want to change all of that. Bridging The Gap is the’ show for bringing people together. They wanna bridge the gaps of understanding between race, occupation, old, young, gay, straight, (weird) and just about anything people can agree or disagree on. Our goal is to bring everyone closer together and have a laugh or two while we do it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Youth Moves is based in Knowle West working with young people has launched a new campaign called ‘Bridging The Gap.’ In this podcast, we will hear from key movers in the city and the young people of Bristol who are directly impacted by the cultural, social, and economic divide here. And most excitingly, it is a platform for those young people to question those in power. It is inspired by some young people we work with who have never visited the Clifton Suspension Bridge, the famous iconic spot that attracts tourists from all over the world. In South Bristol, there are nine out of ten of ...

Welcome to Bridging the Gap with Kaitlyn and Kendra, where we talk all things agriculture! Here, we are devoted to bridging the gaps in an industry that is near and dear to our hearts.

A definitive study on the decades-long run of high public confidence in the military and why it may rest on some shaky foundations.