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Anchored In is the official weekly podcast of the Gulf Coast State College Student Government Association. Each episode brings campus news, student stories, event highlights, and conversations that keep Commodores connected and informed. With upbeat energy and authentic voices, the show spotlights what’s happening at GCSC while celebrating student life, leadership, and belonging. Stay anchored with us every week!

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 ...

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.

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.

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 ...

The renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America" highlights how digital platforms shape modern reality. Historically, renaming was driven by colonial powers, political regimes, or cultural shifts, but now corporations like Google and Apple influence geographical identities. This shift raises concerns about legitimacy, corporate control, and public resistance. The power to define place names has moved from governments to tech giants, sparking debates about geopolitical influence. Whether the new name endures depends on public acceptance, institutional adoption, and digital activism. ...

In the decade following the first Gulf War, most observers regarded it as an exemplary effort by the international community to lawfully and forcefully hold a regional aggressor in check. Interpretations have changed with the times. The Gulf War led to the stationing of US troops in Saudi Arabia, an important contributing cause of the 9/11 attacks. The war also led to a long obsession with Saddam Hussein that culminated in a second, far longer, American-led war with Iraq.

In the weeks after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast on August 29th, Audible reached out to customers in the affected area to offer help. Many customers responded and several agreed to be interviewed about their experience. Stories from the Storm was recorded in mid-November, in the days when many people were still clearing debris and figuring out how to restart their lives. These riveting stories will remind listeners of the heartbreak, confusion, and perseverance of the Katrina survivors.