Showing results for "The Gulf" in Politics & Social Sciences

The Mudcat Report was an idea developed a few years ago from the Mississippi flathead catfish with a little tradition put into this about the blues, government and local community news. Decades of experience will be given to adopt the idea created in this podcast. Over the last few decades, Americans have been increasingly doubtful about the outlook of government and the quality of the local community's reaction by them. The creation of the Mudcat Report is an evaluation of the local government so the community has a realistic acknowledgement.HOST: Hunter Dawkins - Owner/Publisher...

In the spring of 2010, as we watched oil gushing unstoppably into the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, many Americans turned their focus to the region for the first time, wondering how this could happen and demanding corporate and government accountability. Yet Rowan Jacobsen brings a surprising perspective to the tragedy: as bad as the spill was, it is only the latest chapter in a century-long story of destruction.

Podcast by William Jones

Access Denied is a podcast uncovering the human cost of digital repression—where firewalls, surveillance, and censorship are tools of control, not security.Centered on the Gulf region but resonating globally, each episode brings you voices from those denied their digital rights: activists silenced, data exploited, communities watched. Through raw stories, expert insights, and on-the-ground experiences, we explore the intersection of technology, power, and resistance.Hosted by the team behind Digital Rights 4 Gulf, this series amplifies untold narratives and challenges the systems that keep ...

Your weekly serving of stories from Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana — cooked up by the Gulf States Newsroom. We're a team of journalists working with NPR & local public radio stations (WBHM, WWNO, WRKF, Mississippi Public Broadcasting) to cover the issues that matter to you – all across the region.

The Gulf Is Rising. Get on Board.Through this series, we honor the lives and experiences of the Gulf Coast’s front lines and their collective rise. These stories are the heart of our land; these people are the soul of the Gulf.

The explores the Gulf of America, emphasizing its rich biodiversity, economic importance, and cultural significance. It delves into the Gulf's geography, historical formation, and role as a hub for marine life and industry. The piece highlights environmental challenges such as pollution and climate change while examining its impact on fisheries, tourism, and offshore drilling. Additionally, it addresses the Gulf's influence on weather patterns and its importance to the cultural identity of the region, concluding with a call for sustainable conservation efforts to protect this vital ecosystem ...

Bridges is the official podcast of the Euro Gulf Information Centre (EGIC), dedicated to exploring the evolving relationship between Europe and the Gulf region. From trade and energy to innovation, security, and diplomacy, each episode dives into the strategic connections that shape both regions.🌍 Hosted by Matthew Robinson (Director of EGIC), with contributions from Piercamillo Falasca (a public policy expert and advisor on Euro-Mediterranean affairs), Bridges brings timely analysis, expert insights, and in-depth discussion on the key issues driving Euro-Gulf cooperation.

Dive into the world of structural engineering in the GCC with Gulf Structural Design. Explore advanced BIM workflows, innovative design solutions, and industry trends shaping the future of steel and concrete structures in the region.

An overview and discussion on the latest issues concerning today's veterans and their families.

Official podcast of Detained in Dubai, with Radha Stirling

Gulf Coast Mornings is a news and current events show based in Mobile, Alabama and Biloxi, Mississippi. It is hosted by Kelly Bennett and Uncle Henry of iHeartMedia. You can hear the show on News Talk 104.9 WBUV FM, Newsradio 710 WNTM AM, and 99.5 FM the Jag.

A weekly podcast exploring why life is so amazing on the Gulf Coast. Hosted by David Carpenter and Andy Wood.

Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kevin-simon2/subscribe Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/kevin-simon2/subscribe A podcast to spread awareness about Gulf War illness and the side effects faced by the veterans that were involved in the conflict. The goal is to provide information, exchange stories, and help unite veterans.

From 1 December 2023, Mind the Gulf episodes will be hosted on RUSI's Global Security Briefing as an archive of content. Search 'Global Security Briefing' on any podcast player to access episodes, or visit rusi.org. Mind the Gulf explores how the Iranian nuclear programme – and international diplomatic efforts to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon – interact with regional security dynamics and the wider Middle East. Join RUSI Research Fellows Darya Dolzikova and Tobias Borck as they invite subject-matter experts from the six Gulf monarchies (Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, ...

This intriguing book begins with a theoretical exploration of a catastrophic geological event but quickly evolves into a profound reflection on the essence of English identity. As it unfolds, it culminates in a passionate defense of America, offering readers a unique perspective on both nations. (Summary by Judi Mason)

Muna Al Harbi’s story is a story of hope. Muna has Multiple Sclerosis (MS), which can be debilitating and give many a reason to lose hope. She has a young family and a husband, all of whom have been part of her journey. However, rather than become a victim, Muna has used her story to become an inspiration to others. Muna has transformed her life and now speaks as a life coach inspiring others on how to overcome setbacks, challenges and how to continue to live life to its potential. In this series, we will hear about Muna’s story and the importance of always keep moving forward. Muna speaks...

How to fix U.S. relations with the G.C.C.

In January 1980, U.S. President Jimmy Carter announced that the United States would protect “the free movement of Middle East oil”—with military force, if necessary. For decades, this commitment has stirred remarkably little controversy. But the world has changed dramatically since Carter’s declaration. Is Persian Gulf oil still worth defending with American military might?

In the Tafahum wa Tabadul Podcast, experts discuss the implications of extreme weather events, climate change and environmental challenges on West Asia and the Arabian Peninsula region. The WAAP region subsumes the six member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain), as well as Yemen, Iraq and Iran. The podcast is part of the project "Tafahum wa Tabadul – Enhancing Multi-Track Dialogue and Cooperation in West Asia and the Arabian Peninsula (WAAP)" which is implemented by CARPO – Center for Applied Research in ...