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Learn more about the physicians and services of South County Health anywhere, anytime! South County Health Talks is a podcast series that interviews providers of South County Health about the health care topics that affect you and your loved ones. Available on our website and on various third-party applications you can download on your smart devices.
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Your Health & You

News Talk 94.1

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You And Your Health... Better informed... Better prepared... Living a better life in the Upper Cumberland. From risk factors for stroke to healthy habits and emergency preparedness, Your Health And YOU depend on knowing what to do and what's best for you and your family. The Putnam County Health Department offers up advice and tips for You And Your Health.
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The big city small town podcast, hosted by Bob Rivard, is dedicated to telling the stories of San Antonians working to make the city a more sustainable, better educated, equitable and prosperous city. We want San Antonio to become a destination city for talented and creative people, and a city where young people born or raised here want to build their futures here. We embrace diversity, multiculturalism, and every individual’s right to realize their full potential without fear of oppression. ...
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Kildare Talks Podcast

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Welcome to Kildare Talks, where we listen & learn from the people who work across the county offering us guidance & support on our health & wellbeing to help us live healthy & well. Hosted by: Anthony O’Prey Health Promotion Officer *Kildare Talks have been developed and produced by the HSE Health Promotion and Improvement Team Dublin South, Kildare, West Wicklow and supported by County Kildare LEADER Partnership
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InDebted

South Carolina Public Radio

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Where does debt come from? How does it get so out of hand? And why is it such a difficult topic to discuss? On South Carolina Public Radio's InDebted, host Scott Morgan explores the issue of debt in the Palmetto State, including medical debt, student loan debt, short-term loan services, financial literacy, and more. According to research by the Urban Institute on the amount of debt burden by county across the U.S., seven of the top 50 counties were in South Carolina, with more than half of t ...
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Orange County, CA's only online community radio station, giving businesses a voice on the Internet. Streaming…not screaming talk radio. Streaming live from our studio at the University of California Irvine's BEALL APPLIED INNOVATION CENTER.
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People of Palm Beach

Florida Podcast Network

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People of Palm Beach is a local leading podcast hosted by TV news veteran, show creator and branding expert, Suzanne Boyd. On this podcast, Suzanne sits down for conversations with inspiring people in South Florida. Suzanne's strong interviewing, social media and communication skills make each episode both conversational and compelling.
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Host Adam Ganucheau and the Mississippi Today political team bring you intimate access to the most connected players and observers in Mississippi politics. This podcast is a continuation of the mission that Mississippi Today serves: To present facts, perspectives and appropriate context on all sides of a political debate. With no focus on one side of the aisle or the other, we'll also provide you the other side of a story, giving our award-winning journalists a platform to share their insigh ...
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Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour talks with Mississippi Today’s Bobby Harrison, Geoff Pender and Taylor Vance about the contentious 1976 Republican Convention between Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan. He recalls how he filibustered the media from eavesdropping on members of the Mississippi delegation as they argued by reciting the state’s 82 coun…
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On a solemn Sunday morning, in FDR Park in South Philadelphia, Mario D’Adamo III was honored by his family along with dozens of cyclists, a year to the day after he was killed in a hit-and-run while biking in the park. KYW’s Vik Raghupathi reports his passing and other recent traffic deaths have bikers calling for more to be done to keep them safe.…
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U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan has denied Donald Trump's effort to dismiss his federal election interference case based on claims that it was politically motivated. The trial has been delayed for several months but the U.S. Supreme Court returned the case to a lower court. Chutkan has set a hearing for Aug. 16 to discuss the next steps in the ca…
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Boxer Lin Yu-ting of Taiwan has clinched her first Olympic medal in front of a crowd that chanted her name at the Paris Games. Fellow female boxer Imane Khelif from Algeria also got a big win this weekend. This follows days of online abuse and intense scrutiny about their participation. Lin and Khelif have been at the center of a clash over gender …
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2020 Olympics all-around champion Suni Lee took to the uneven bars for the event final, and she can add another Bronze Olympic medal to her collection. As of early Sunday, Suni has her sixth Olympic medal over the last two Olympic games combined. Taking the Gold in today's final was Kaylia Nemour representing Algeria, and Silver, Choo Chee Wen of C…
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The department's Office for Civil Rights announced Friday that Drexel University is changing how it responds to student complaints. In part, that means the school is reviewing how it has responded to reports over the last two years. (Photo credit: Holli Stephens/KYW Newsradio)By Audacy
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She could make or break political careers, and became a steady, trusted presence on the air. For aspiring Black broadcasters, particularly women, she was considered a pioneer. Recently, the Philadelphia radio community lost one of its legends, Mary Mason. She was 94 years old. KYW Newsradio’s Andre Bennett puts her significance in perspective. List…
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Since 2023, the Colored Girls Museum has been struggling with the city’s zoning board because the museum is inside the founder’s home, a twin house in Germantown. Earlier this year, they received a variance that allows the museum to operate in the twin house, but doesn’t allow the owner to continue living there. KYW Newsradio’s Shara Dae Howard tel…
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Camden officials say dumping is a big problem for the city. They even see people from out of town bringing trucks full of junk and dumping it in off-the-beaten-path areas. But they’re trying to stop that with new cameras and a cash incentive for people to report illegal dumping. KYW Newsradio’s Nina Baratti explains the city’s plan. Listen to The W…
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Media’s Cindy Gilbert-Bevilacqua was one of the most accomplished archers of her era, earning spots on the U.S. National Team in 1983 and 1984. After retiring from competition, the Penncrest High School product became a coach, and has continued to leave her mark on the sport. Bevilacqua was selected to serve as Team Leader for the U.S. archery team…
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The judiciary remains the most trusted branch in American government, according to a study from the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg Public Policy Center. The research also showed, however, that public faith in the Supreme Court has declined sharply over the past two decades. On the heels of President Biden calling for SCOTUS reform, KYW News…
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One bicyclist and two pedestrians were hit by cars in separate incidents, all on July 17 in Philadelphia. Two of them died, including a Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia doctor, Barbara Friedes, who was on her bike when she was hit by a drunk driver. These tragedies sparked a renewed push to improve street safety, particularly around bike lanes. …
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Barbara Trucksess, 75, of Delaware County, is KYW Newsradio’s Philadelphia Sports Fan of the Week. Her love of the Phillies is well documented. The Del Unser home run that landed his bat in the Hall of Fame happened on her 30th birthday. And her baseball card collection is taller than she is and wider than her outstretched arms. 📸: Courtesy of Barb…
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The parents of the Chester County eight-year-old who died of an overdose of fentanyl and cocaine are ordered to stand trial on murder and manslaughter charges. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports from Coatesville. 📸: Getty ImagesBy Audacy
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The price that retailers pay for groceries has been falling for the past few years. So, why does your grocery bill keep going up? That's what regulators hope to find out. The Federal Trade Commission and its new Strike Force on Unfair and Illegal Pricing will ask major chains like Walmart, Costco and Target for data on common products. How much do …
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Remember the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge? Ten years later, the viral campaign is fundraising again. Dozens of people, including Massachusetts' governor and several sports stars, dumped cold water on themselves at Fenway Park yesterday to mark the 10th anniversary of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. The event is part of an effort to renew interest in the …
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A man was shot and killed in his Jeep in North Philadelphia early Friday morning. It happened around 4 a.m. near Second and West Cambria streets in the Fairhill neighborhood. Police said someone fired into the man’s SUV at least 10 times. Chief Inspector Scott Small said responding officers found him around the corner. “We believe the shooting took…
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The Air Force says a deadly Osprey aircraft crash last November off the coast of Japan was caused by cracks in a metal gear. And, it says, the pilot decided to keep flying instead of heeding multiple warnings that he should land. A new report says a toothed piece called a pinion gear — a critical part of the gearbox — was to blame. But, the Air For…
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Paris Olympics recap and upcoming events: A swimmer from Slovakia collapsed after finishing her qualifying heat in the 200-meter individual medley Friday morning. Her press team says she had an asthma attack. She received oxygen and will be monitored by doctors. The Team USA soccer team -- including Medford native Paxton Aaronson, the Philadelphia …
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A New York appeals court has denied former President Donald Trump's bid to end a gag order in his hush money criminal case. The five-judge panel rejected Trump's argument that his May conviction "constitutes a change in circumstances that warrants lifting the restrictions." The appellate court ruled the trial judge, Juan Merchan, was correct and ex…
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This week’s guest is Krissy Salinas, the director of Let’s Go Texas, a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities in South Texas and the San Antonio metro area find gainful employment. Let’s Go Texas partners with the Texas Workforce Vocational Programs, and also has launched innovative programs in area public high schools where Krissy and her t…
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It's World Lung Cancer Day. Lung cancer is an illness that claims the lives of nearly 400 Americans every day. More than 60% of people don't know they can be screened for lung cancer, according to a new survey. CBS News Medical Contributor Dr. Celine Gounder says it's important to point out that it's not just smokers who need to be screened. She sa…
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Police in Gloucester Township are looking for two people caught on video leaving the scene of a fire. The fire, which officials are now calling "suspicious," happened Tuesday night at the Millbridge Gardens Apartments. Police say the persons of interest were seen on camera leaving the area of the fire, on Midway Drive by Conestoga Road. The video s…
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More than eight months after first announcing plans to merge, Jefferson Health and the Lehigh Valley Health Network are forming a combined network employing more than 65,000 people in southeastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey. KYW Newsradio's Matt Coughlin has more. (Photo: Holli Stephens/KYW Newsradio)…
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July was quite a month in the political world, making the 2024 presidential election cycle quite the roller coaster ride, with the election still months away. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert takes a look at where the race stands now. (Photo Credit: Brandon Bell/Getty Images [left], Spencer Platt/Getty Images [right])…
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This weekend, tour Fisherman’s Wharf to learn more about Cape May’s commercial fishing port and where your seafood dinner comes from. Then, don’t miss the Black Eyed Peas in Atlantic City, a silent piano concert on the beach, and The Beach Boys in Ocean City. KYW Newsradio's Nina Baratti has more for this Shore Thing.…
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A patient at Temple University Hospital’s Episcopal Campus in West Kensington attacked several hospital workers with a needle, according to police. Authorities said a 39-year-old man was brought to the emergency room, located at Front Street and Lehigh Avenue, around 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday for symptoms of an overdose. Police said he was displaying …
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