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The podcast that dares to think differently about people and business. What if?, from the CIPD's Work. magazine, asks curious and unexpected questions about everything from inclusion to the metaverse. And it brings together world-leading experts, including academics, authors and business leaders, to try and find some answers. If you've ever wondered whether it would be better if we dispensed with charismatic leaders altogether, or if we should all just work from home forever, this is the place to explore ideas and think the previously unthinkable.cipd.co.ukpeoplemanagement.co.uk/voices/...

What If… Unfiltered delivers disciplined, thought-provoking conversations for Americans who are tired of chaos, labels, and ideological trench warfare. Each episode explores timely and timeless issues — America First, Christianity in culture, MAGA, media manipulation, political narratives, personal freedom, and government overreach — through a lens of curiosity, respect, and principled inquiry. This show doesn’t shout. It doesn’t insult. It doesn’t divide.

What if Latin America Ruled the World? deftly braids together the histories of North and South America from the exploits of Hernán Cortés to the political showmanship of Hugo Chávez and Evo Morales. Scholar Oscar Guardiola-Rivera is an ideal guide for a searching portrait of the Latin America that we rarely hear about.

”What, If I Were President with Lynn Scheid?” Did you ever say to yourself, I could do that, or I could fix that, well that is what this podcast is all about, what if I were president is something I think about when I find myself objecting to the nation’s situation. This is not a campaign and I would never want to have the job, but what if? , America is broken—failed leadership, government dysfunction, and political games have left the country at a crossroads. ”What. If I Were President?” is a bold, no-nonsense podcast that cuts through the spin and offers real solutions to the ...

We revisit assumptions about our being and condition (location, social status and beliefs) and seek to identify ways getting out of the rut. We believe in the collective power of common people. We tell stories of everyday heroes of hope and the grind. Above we seek to reclaim our agency.

Welcome to Season 2 of WHERE WHAT IF BECOMES WHAT’S NEXT, a podcast from Carnegie Mellon University where we ask the bold questions that will become innovations for the betterment of humanity. You'll hear about breakthroughs at CMU from scientists, researchers, innovators and artists at the forefront of artificial intelligence, robotics, health science and the arts. With host Randy Scott, every other Thursday we’ll introduce you to CMU experts and their game-changing stories of innovation. Subscribe so that you'll never miss an episode. For more, info visit: cmu.edu/whatsnextpodcast.

"The Power of 'Why?' and 'What If?'" is from the July 01, 2016 Business section of The New York Times. It was written by Warren Berger and narrated by Barbara Benjamin-Creel.

"Looking Back, Sanders Camp Asks ‘What If?’" is from the April 03, 2016 U.S. section of The New York Times. It was written by Patrick Healy and Yamiche Alcindor and narrated by Kristi Burns.

Trump: What If He Wins? is about Trump being a possible first fourth-wave president, unbureaucratic, and a populist. Trump is a minimalist who would be known for not doing things unless a majority of the people wants them done. As with Bezos, the second Steve Jobs, and Mark Zuckerman, Trump would report to the people directly onstage and alone, as he already does. A landmark work.

Bernie Sanders: What If He Wins? is about Bernie being a possible first fourth-wave president, unbureaucratic and a populist. Bernie is a change agent who would be known for shaking up the political and economic environments through a hard left socialist agenda. As with Bezos, the second Steve Jobs, and Mark Zuckerman, Bernie would report to the people directly onstage and alone, as he already does. A landmark work.

"Baseball Playoffs: What If Three Teams Tie for Two Wild-Card Spots?" is from the September 27, 2016 Sports section of The New York Times. It was written by Victor Mather and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

In 2016, God raised up Donald Trump to lead America at a pivotal time. Evangelicals who recognized this backed him more than any other presidential candidate in history. Heading into 2020, the stakes in his reelection are even higher. This election, nine months after this book releases, is a new fight for the soul of America. Stephen E. Strang makes the case that God wants America to be great because God has raised up America - beginning with our Founding Fathers - to be a beacon of light and hope for the world.

Have you ever wondered "Hmmm, I bet someone else is thinking this too!" This podcast will cover politics and the upcoming 2022 November elections. So don't yell at your TV anymore! Join this podcast and let's chat.

Random House Audiobooks present The Audiobook of the Year, written and read by the team behind hit podcast No Such Thing As A Fish: James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray, Anna Ptaszynski and Dan Schreiber. In a year when much of the news was believable but fake, comes an audiobook packed with...