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♪ ~ Groovin' to the beat ~ ♪ Booking & Mgmt: joannamanager@v3rtigodjs.com Instagram: instagram.com/elliotdeejay Other socials & music platforms: http://linktr.ee/ElliotDJ Elliot, born in Barcelona, is an emerging DJ between Barcelona and Girona who has been playing multiple genres within electronic music since 2016. In his career he has performed in renowned clubs in the city such as City Hall, Pacha, M7 and Macarena Club, among others. Currently, his sets can combine from the purest and fre ...
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SEG STORIES Inside the game and beyond The podcast that lets you dive deep into the world of football, cycling, esports and music. Management agency SEG has many exceptional talents in its roster, each with their unique story to tell. In the SEG Stories podcast our football players, coaches, riders, gamers, artists and agents take centre stage. Immerse yourself in their revealing insights and captivating anecdotes. Listen to Daley Blind as he recounts his long and successful career, culminat ...
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El so de les campanes de la Catedral de Girona
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Nace en Cooltura FM (la radio cultural privada de Catalunya) un nuevo espacio denominado CRIT! Live Sessions dedicado a las sesiones mensuales que se celebran en el Deposito Legal de Hospitalet de LLobregat. 60 minutos donde podrás escuchar cada semana lo mejor de la escena indie rock local e internacional a cargo de los djs Hal9000, Legoteque, Viktor Ollé y Nacho Ruiz. CRIT! (Club de Rock Independiente). Todos los martes a las 23: 00h y los sábados a la 01: 00h. Los diales de Cooltura FM so ...
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Host Marco Werman and his team of producers bring you the world's most interesting stories that remind us just how small our planet really is. The World, the radio program, is heard each weekday on over 300 public stations across North America.
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Commentary and analysis of FC Barcelona, on and off the pitch. Made by FCB fans in Spain, USA, and UK for FCB fans around the world. https://www.barcatalk.net
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Conoce las historias de emprendedores y startups en su camino hacia el éxito. Un espacio de preguntas directas, cifras gigantes y consejos esenciales con fundadores de todos los sectores, con el objetivo de compartir conocimiento a todo aquel que quiera emprender. Disponible en nuestro canal de Youtube: http://bit.ly/32rjHXo
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The Gravel Ride is a cycling podcast where we discuss the people, places and products that define modern gravel cycling. We will be interviewing athletes, course designers and product designers who are influencing the sport. We will be providing information on where to ride, what to ride and how to stay stoked on gravel riding.
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Outlandish fan commentary on Manchester City Football Club by a pair of undeniable half-wits.
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█║▌│█│║▌║││█║▌║▌║ WE ALL SPEAK TECHNO & UNDERGROUND HOUSE ™ █║▌│█│║▌║││█║▌║▌║ Bawn Trubble: "dj,producer,promoter,radio host,pioneer..." █║▌│█│║▌║││█║▌║▌║ The best of dark underground house, tribal, big room, jacking and techno compiled and mixed into a bi-monthly podcast by one of the UK's finest underground pioneers: Bawn Trubble. Stacked full of promo's, exclusives and classics this pocast has it all,always airing on the darker side of the genres the upcoming mixsets can only be dscribed ...
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Welcome to the Born Offside Football Podcast! We're playing off the shoulder of the last defender. Between the lines. Taking risks with an early run! Join hosts Claudio Fabiano (@claudes__), Dan Olaniran (@olantekkers), and Kat Haddad (@kickingoffwithkat) EVERY TUESDAY as they talk football culture, bring you up to speed with the biggest football news, and address the issues that other football podcasts choose to stay 'on-side' for. This is the Born Offside Podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acas ...
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Join me, Matt Barbet, as I ride with some of the most interesting people in cycling, and others who like to get out on the bike, on the roads they know best. It's not about the most majestic mountains, or the routes of famous races, but the rides we all enjoy: the ones that begin at home - and it's when we're in the saddle, that the stories start to come out. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/homeroads. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In the northeast city of Girona, Spain, the ever-growing resentment toward overtourism has boiled over into acts of aggression against an unlikely demographic: people on bicycles. Girona has a been a hub for serious cyclists for decades. A new group has formed to keep out cyclists, and vandals are attacking local bike shops. The World's Gerry Hadde…
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Entrar en la Champions nos ha cambiado la vida | Nacho Mas-Bagà CEO del Girona Fc
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Patrocinado por Factorial:Estudio digitalización de PYMES en el 2024: https://goo.su/6pYks Nacho Mas-Bagà, CEO del Girona FC, habla sobre el impacto de la clasificación para la Champions League en el Club. A lo largo del video, se tocan temas como el aumento del presupuesto, la estrategia financiera, los retos y beneficios de la Champions, las tran…
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Innovación en el Espacio, Economía de Creadores con Jaume Lahoz y el Futuro de la Tecnología
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Patrocinado por Factorial:Estudio digitalización de PYMES en el 2024: https://goo.su/6pYksEn esta tertulia semanal de Itnig, exploramos temas fascinantes de la tecnología espacial, la economy de creadores y la inteligencia artificial. Contamos con la participación de Francesco Cacciatore Co-Fundador de Orbital Paradigm que proporciona la infraestru…
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The closing of the Acropolis in Greece is just one sign of a heat wave that's suffocating southern Europe this week. Meteorologists say temperatures are expected to keep hitting well into the triple digits through Sunday. Host Carolyn Beeler and Marco Werman have more.By Patti Daniels
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Motorcycle taxis increasingly driven by women in Uganda
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In Uganda, motorcycles are one of the most-popular forms of public transport. In the capital city, Kampala, there are hundreds of thousands of them. Until recently, all of them were driven by men. But that’s starting to change, with a new initiative to get women into the business. Anita Elash has the story from Kampala.…
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El Salvador is arresting and imprisoning children
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A report from Human Rights Watch details how El Salvador's war on gangs and waves of arrests have also targeted children, who are often detained and sentenced without due process. The abuse they face in prison can be harrowing. Host Marco Werman speaks with André Rangal, a communications director for Human Rights Watch, about the findings.…
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On Oct. 7, 39 workers from Thailand were murdered by Hamas in Israel. Another 31 were taken hostage into Gaza. So it's probably no surprise that around a third of the 30,000 strong community — which has been taking up agricultural jobs on Israel’s farms for decades — left the country in the aftermath of the attacks. Now, they’re coming back, in lar…
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Thousands of students armed with sticks and rocks have been clashing with armed police in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, and across the country. The protests began with a demand to update a quota system for government jobs. Now, it has expanded to a demand for a stop to government repression. Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Samina Luthfa, associate…
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One man's world expands as he helps refugees settle in the US
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Former military staffer Kevin Dutremble wanted to work with refugees to learn more about US foreign policy. But the lessons he learned went much deeper than that. He shares his experience with Stories From The Stage, a storytelling project from GBH.By PRX
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Discrimination against LGBTQ communities in Malawi limits access to health care
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Several countries in Africa have moved toward protecting LGBTQ rights in recent years. But in about half of African nations, homosexuality is illegal. These legal codes make it difficult for many in LGBTQ communities to get the health services they need. Ridwan Karim Dini-Osman looks into the problem of LGBTQ access to health care in Malawi.…
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According to a report this week by the National Association of Realtors, foreign buyers are purchasing fewer US homes right now. High interest rates and a strong US dollar are seen as the biggest factors in the drop in sales — the lowest since 2009. Host Marco Werman speaks with real estate professor Benjamin Keys, of the University of Pennsylvania…
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The challenges of the nation's largest transitional kindergarten
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California is in the middle of an ambitious plan to offer transitional kindergarten (TK) to all 4-year-olds by the 2025–26 school year. It's poised to be the largest free preschool program in the country. A lot of the kids heading to TK are dual-language learners. KQED's Daisy Nguyen reports on the challenges California faces as it tries to add a n…
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Poppy seeds are a flavorful ingredient in Trader Joe's "Everything But the Bagel" seasoning blend, and in South Korea, they are classified as a narcotic — which has led to a ban on importation of the product. Hosts Marco Werman and Carolyn Beeler tell how poppy seeds, beloved in cakes, muffins and on bagels, are now increasingly under scrutiny by a…
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Palestinian-American pastor enlightens congregation
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Pastor Khader Khalilia has spent the last decade educating his congregation at Redeemer-St John’s Lutheran Church in Dyker Heights, New York. For starters, many of his congregants initially assumed that all Palestinians were Muslims. Khalilia speaks with The World’s Marco Werman about challenges he’s encountered as one of the few Palestinian faith …
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Amadou and Mariam bring people together again
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The legendary singing couple from Mali, Amadou and Mariam, are back with a new single titled "Mogolu," which means "the people" in their language Bambara. It's an embrace of the connections that can be made simply by traveling and making human connections. Hosts Marco Werman and Carolyn Beeler have more on their story.…
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North Carolina conservative group woos Latinos
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Latinos make up a little more than 10% of North Carolina's population. But they're expected to play a key role in this November's election. The Biden campaign is using Spanish-language media to target Latino voters. Meanwhile, a conservative nonprofit called the LIBRE Initiative is playing a long game. It's not necessarily trying to get Latinos to …
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Friends and enemies alike spy on each other across the globe. But in the tense relationship between the US and China, spycraft takes on a more complicated and dangerous dimension. The World's Marco Werman talks espionage with journalist Jane Perlez, host of the podcast “Face Off: The US versus China.”…
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It's summer and the US and other countries are seeing a rise in rates of COVID-19. Could certain aspects of summer life be contributing: like huddling indoors with air conditioning? Or is it new variants? Host Carolyn Beeler explores these questions with Andrew Pekosz, a virologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public health.…
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Robert Menendez , a New Jersey senator, and former head of the Senate foreign relations committee, has been convicted of bribery, fraud and extortion. The jury in the Manhattan court found Menendez guilty of acting on behalf of Egyptian intelligence and steering financial aid and weapons to the country. The World's Shirin Jaafari reports.…
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Former Syrian regime official arrested in Los Angeles
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Samir Ousman al-Sheikh, an ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, was arrested as he was about to board a one-way flight back to Syria. Sheikh had been living in Los Angeles since 2020 and is accused of killing and torturing Syrian political dissidents. Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Mouaz Mustafa of the Syrian Emergency Taskforce about the rol…
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Sebastian Langeveld & Eelco Berkhout - “Eerlijk gezegd heb ik nooit echt van de Tour genoten”
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Vanaf vandaag is aflevering 10 van de podcastserie SEG Stories te beluisteren. Het Tour de France circus draait nog steeds op volle toeren, dus ook deze podcast staat weer in het teken van wielrennen. Oud-renner Sebastian Langeveld en zijn agent Eelco Berkhout schuiven aan. De twee, die soms zelf liever van een vriendschap spreken, stonden aan het …
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In this episode of Barca Talk, Gabriel and Craig celebrate Spain's triumphant Euro 2024 victory, discussing their perfect run, impressive goal tally, and standout performances from players like Dani Olmo. They also delve into FC Barcelona's latest news, including the upcoming Joan Gamper Trophy match, coaching changes, and injury updates on key pla…
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Russian-American journalist sentenced to 8 years in prison on 'fake' news charges
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A court in Moscow handed Russian-American journalist Masha Gessen an eight-year prison term in absentia for criticizing the Russian military. The case stems from a YouTube interview Gessen conducted in 2022 with anti-war Russian blogger Yuri Dud. Gessen, who lives in the US and is a columnist for The New York Times, is unlikely to be imprisoned unl…
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First, it was 'stop the boats,' now it's 'smash the gangs'
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Britain's new Prime Minister Keir Starmer is promising to "smash the gangs" that traffic undocumented migrants across the English channel from France. He has also ditched the controversial Rwanda policy, which threatened to send migrants to the east African country to have their asylum claims processed there. Starmer says a new border security comm…
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Hosts Marco Werman and Carolyn Beeler offer a global roundup of news about animals that listeners might have missed.By PRX
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Disillusioned with North Korea, another diplomat defects
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Ri Il-kyu served as a North Korean diplomat in Cuba, up until he decided to defect to South Korea late last year. The details of his account appeared in South Korean newspapers on Tuesday. Ri's defection is the latest in a string of officials fleeing from North Korea over the last several years, and it will be embarrassing for dictator Kim Jong-un.…
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Josh Kerr versus Jakob Ingebrigtsen: Who will win the men's 1,500-meter race in Paris?
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The men's 1,500-meter race at the Paris Olympics is bound to entertain, with medal contenders from Kenya and the US. The reigning Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen and reigning World Champion Josh Kerr are getting a lot of attention, too. A fierce rivalry has formed between them in the past year. The World's Bianca Hillier reports.…
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New study says climate change will make the days longer
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The new study says ice melt from the Earth's poles is slowing the planet's rotation. By the end of the century, days will be longer by a few milliseconds, but this is enough to disrupt the internet, GPS systems and more. Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Benedikt Soja, a leading author of the study.By Omar Duwaji
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India's toxic exam culture re-examined after cheating scandal
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A few weeks ago, a scandal erupted in India following the results of a medical school entrance test. An abnormally high number of students received perfect scores on the fiercely competitive exam. It turns out that exam questions had been improperly shared before the test. As Sushmita Pathak reports from Delhi, the scandal is shining a light on Ind…
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