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Community organizer, activist and past-candidate for public office Joy Silver is concerned about the erosion of Democracy in America. She's got a voice and she's determined to use it for good. Each week, she talks with people on the front lines fighting for equality, justice and the American Way. She also has practical calls to action for you and all who care about ending injustices. Outspoken is presented through the generous support of official sponsor My Little Flower Shop in Palm Springs, CA.

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Outspoken tackles the real issues facing women today, as well as the fun stuff. Hosted by journalists Amy, Sophie & Kate Taeuber, the podcast delves into all things reality TV, news, celebrity gossip and explores the influencer world.

You've come to the right place… That is if you're looking for sharp, candid and undeniably risque conversation. And of course, if you're looking for outlandish, frank and humourous topical debates then The Outspoken Podcast is the podcast for you. We are two London based Christian girls with burning discussions that we need to desperately get off our chest! Covering topics such as relationships, religion, politics and twitter rants, The Outspoken Podcast aims to give you a fresh and sometimes naughty perspective of how we view society. Join us Gia and Shivon for Outspoken. Released ...

The Token & Outspoken is a podcast run by two kiwi blokes determined to give their thoughts on the issues of the day all whilst having an absolute laugh! We will also discuss different stages of our lives and how we have come to be the two fine kiwi blokes they are! There are no filters, there is no political correctness, its all on the table and we are here for it!

The fieriest opinions, the most strident sports reaction, the biggest of big-name guests, and impassioned debate on the day’s top stories. Join Simon Jordan and Jim White every day for a ringside seat to the biggest sporting debate around.Find more from talkSPORT at talkSPORT.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pastor Bristol Smith is an outspoken Pastor in Maryville, Tennessee. He is currently the Executive Pastor of Shepherd’s Cove Church. He exposes corrupt politics and false doctrines that is plaguing America and the world.

Bruce St. James and Larry Gaydos dissect the day's headlines with flair and passion while turning the often-serious world of news into an engaging experience. Watch and listen weekdays 4-7 p.m. on 92.3 FM, the KTAR App and ktar.com.

Outpost Outspoken is the official podcast of U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground, which conducts natural environment testing of military equipment in Arizona, Alaska, and the tropics.

A few years ago, we were just two mainstream, everyday American women who both had very little interest in federal or global politics. But like many of you, the onslaught of cancel culture, virtue signaling, censorship, and the twisted narrative of patriotic Americans being a “threat to democracy” that started being forced down our throats by the federal government and mainstream media back in 2021 made us feel frustrated, isolated, and angry. Instead of sitting back and quietly taking it as part of the silent majority, we got fed up and decided to speak out. The result of our ...

Uncensored thoughts on how to keep liberty, justice, and human rights alive.

Join Robbie, as she delves into the world of podcast reviews, explores the impact of AI on everyday life, and chats about the latest in current events and celebrity gossip. Each episode is filled with candid conversations and differing perspectives, all shared with a touch of humor and a lot of respect. In a time where respectful disagreement is becoming “a vibe,” tune in to hear fresh takes and join a community that celebrates differing opinions. Whether you’re a podcast enthusiast, a tech aficionado, or just love keeping up with the buzz, Miscellaneous Candor has something for you!

"Castro’s Sister, an Outspoken Critic, Takes No Joy in His Death" is from the November 28, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Frances Robles and narrated by Caroline Miller.