Best Work Talk With Judy Podcasts (2024)

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Amazon at 30: Can the Bezos empire grow forever? 29:03

1h ago29:03

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Amazon turns 30 this month – and it’s unrecognisable from the online bookstore it once was. But can it continue to grow forever – or might recent legal cases mark the end of Bezos’ global market domination? Kate Devlin speaks to The Wall Street Journal’s Dana Mattioli, author of The Everything War, to find out. • We are sponsored by Indeed. Go to I…

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From Pharaohs to Presidents: The history of political assassinations 30:30

16m ago30:30

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Political leaders have been targeted by assassins for thousands of years – Donald Trump being the latest example, after the attempt on his life in Pennsylvania. Historically, what impact have these actions had on societies the world over? What similarities are there between these acts and the people who carry them out? Jacob Jarvis is joined by Ari…

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The Most Important Thing I've Learned as a Podcaster [Meet the Maestro] 18:33

30m ago18:33

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In this episode, I share my decade-long journey in the world of podcasting, starting from his initial venture into audiobook recording in 2012 to my current role as the founder of a podcast production company. You'll hear about the key figures who inspired me to get into the craft, experiences and experiments with various podcast shows through the …

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Turnout for what – How can we get more people to vote? 26:41

14h ago26:41

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Labour’s landslide has brought in a new wave of political optimism to the UK. But a near record poll attendance has been a cause for concern in the weeks following the election. Hannah Fearn is joined by Professor of behavioural science at Kingston University Gaëlle Vallée Tourangeau to find out why people just aren’t turning out to vote and what c…

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Keir and far: Labour's key foreign policy issues 30:17

32m ago30:17

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Keir Starmer has plenty to get on with at home – but amid global turmoil, Labour’s foreign policy is increasingly important too. In response to multiple wars, regional conflicts, an increasingly far-right Europe and a turbulent U.S. Presidential race, how might Starmer interact with the rest of the world? Zoë Grünewald asks Dr Victoria Honeyman, as…

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My Musical Journey [Meet the Maestro] 26:47

2d ago26:47

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In this episode, James D. Newcomb shares his detailed journey from being surrounded by music from birth, influenced by a family of musicians and early school experiences, to becoming a skilled trumpet player. He recounts pivotal moments in high school under a mentor, his time in military bands, and the significant impact of participating in the Dru…

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Has the Trump shooting changed everything? — Start Your Week with Hannah Fearn 30:36

1h ago30:36

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After the Trump shooting we ask what it means for America and the election. Could the failed assassination win the race for the former president? Meanwhile, the new Labour Government is in full swing. From the new Growth Agenda to the launch of Great British Energy what can we expect from Starmer this week? Recorded in the aftermath of England’s de…

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Ep. 17 - Compass Community Center in Lake Worth Beach, Florida Offers A Wide Variety Of Services To The LGBTQ+ Community In South Florida. 33:02

2d ago33:02

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Send us a Text Message. What does it take to build a life dedicated to the mental health and well-being of the LGBTQ community? Get inspired by Catherine Doe's incredible journey, which led her to become the Mental Health Director at Compass Community Center in Lake Worth Beach, Florida. From the early days of the Stop AIDS Project to the comprehen…

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Julietta Henderson, author of 'How to Get a Life' - Richard and Judy Book Club pick talks scattered scenes, finding the story thread, and why writing doesn't get any easier 49:13

1d ago49:13

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Julietta Henderson's debut novel, 'The Funny Thing about Norman Foreman', was a Richard and Judy Book Club pick and sold around the world. Her second is, 'How to Get a Life'. It tells the story of Danny Mulberry, a man who could do better... better at life, better at being an adult... generally better than everything. When a photo of him accidental…

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Will Biden quit? – Democrat insider Sidney Blumenthal talks to Gavin Esler 21:29

3d ago21:29

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Joe Biden is the US’ oldest ever President – and it’s showing. From his catastrophic performance during the recent debate against Donald Trump, to celebrity calls for him to step down, the question on everyone’s lips is: Will he quit? Gavin Esler asks Democratic insider Sidney Blumenthal in today’s Bunker. • We are sponsored by Indeed. Go to Indeed…

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Are Our International Laws Working? 31:08

4d ago31:08

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In an increasingly unstable international climate, we need our internal laws more than ever – but they don’t seem to be working. Which states are ignoring them, what are the consequences, and who will enforce them? Alex Andreou asks Professor Kevin Heller, the ICC Prosecutor’s special advisor on war crimes, in today’s Bunker. • We are sponsored by …

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#26 How to build your CX leadership knowledge and grow in authority, with Olga Potaptseva 42:00

8d ago42:00

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In this episode of CX Leadership Talks your host Nienke Bloem is joined by the inspiring consultant and CEO, Olga Potaptseva. Olga, a seasoned consultant and CEO, dives deep into the concept of authority in the CX world. She shares insights on her career journey, the power of adapting, and building authority through consulting. Discover her resourc…

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Why four countries will shape the US Presidential Election – and Britain is one of them 28:24

4d ago28:24

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We think of the US as a universe unto itself, uninterested in the outside world. But according to geopolitics analyst and host of the Disorder podcast Jason Pack, few things influence American elections as much as three diaspora countries – Ireland, Italy and Israel – and “peer nation” the UK. Their role as political test labs for new ideas means t…

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What’s next for the Tories? – Tim Bale tells Ros Taylor 25:16

5d ago25:16

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The Conservatives are out of power for the first time in 14 years. So what does the future of the party look like, and should we expect a serious Tory-transformation if they have hopes of regaining control in the future? Ros Taylor asks Queen Mary University professor of politics and The Conservative Party After Brexit author Tim Bale, in The Bunke…

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Verbally Assaulted, but I Brought It On Myself 13:15

9d ago13:15

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This morning I had an interesting experience while walking my dog. I was verbally assaulted by someone, and thinking about the experience throughout the day made me realize I indirectly brought it upon myself. Leads to an informal dialogue about the Greatest Commandment that the Lord expounded on in the Gospels! The devil doesn't want you to listen…

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France’s close shave — Start Your Week with Ros Taylor and Gavin Esler 23:24

5d ago23:24

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France’s shock election result: what does it mean and what comes next? Plus, week one of the new Labour government: Starmer heads the NATO summit and tours the Nations, Streeting aims to solve the junior doctor’s strike, and Lammy aims to reset relations with the EU. And all eyes are on Joe Biden amid calls for him to step down as presidential nomi…

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Ep. 16 - Hanley Foundation's Steve Campana Talks About His Journey From First Responder To American Patriots Program Liaison. 31:34

6d ago31:34

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Send us a Text Message. Unlock the powerful narrative of Steve Campana, a dedicated first responder who shares his 32-year journey through the highs and lows of Palm Beach County Fire Rescue. From his first steps as a young cadet to his extensive experience as an EMS captain and SWAT medic, Steve opens up about the emotional weight of the job and h…

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Bunker USA: Debunking America’s toxic migration debate 33:28

9d ago33:28

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Immigration is a divisive issue in America, much as it is here in the UK. How did the debate become so toxic – and is there a way to fix it and remove the heat from the arguments? Jonathan Blitzer, author of Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here: The United States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis joins Jacob Jarvis to discuss the situation, how …

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Happy 4th of July? 6:48

13d ago6:48

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It's the 4th of July, but it's not necessarily "happy". My wife Sana and I discussed this topic, and as usual the conversation got deep. Enjoy! The devil doesn't want you to listen to this! Napoleon Hill's Outwitting the Devil is now available in audiobook format, narrated by Yours Truly. Visit my website, jamesdnewcomb.com to get instant access to…

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Election '24: Weirdest moments from votes of the past 25:33

10d ago25:33

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General elections are pretty unusual events – and they can bring out the weirdest in both politicians and voters. But what are the strangest moments from votes of the past? Ros Taylor asks King’s College London Professor of Politics and Contemporary History Andrew Blick in today’s Bunker. • We are sponsored by Indeed. Go to Indeed.com/bunker for £1…

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These are My Sacred Duties 6:35

14d ago6:35

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The devil doesn't want you to listen to this! Napoleon Hill's Outwitting the Devil is now available in audiobook format, narrated by Yours Truly. Visit my website, jamesdnewcomb.com to get instant access to the audios! The other day when Sana and I went out for lunch after church, I happened to sit next to someone I knew of, but didn't know that we…

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Election ’24: How will the press handle Keir Starmer? 26:24

11d ago26:24

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Newspapers aren’t as powerful as they were, but they still behave as if they are – and they remain overwhelmingly biased towards a Tory Party that could well be dying. How will they handle a new Labour government? Are the days of press power over? And where does the new power lie? Gavin Esler asks Goldsmiths Senior Journalism Lecturer Terry Kirby i…

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Unparenting 101: Why You Should Think Twice Before Either Praising or Disciplining Your Children feat. Judy Arnall 45:04

15d ago45:04

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If you're praising your children, you're doing it wrong, says our guest on today's episode. Perhaps I've misinterpreted the message of our guest, Judy Arnall, who we recently heard on the show discussing her philosophy on unschooling. But while we were discussing unschooling, I learned that Judy has written not THE book on parenting, but she's writ…

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Election '24: Why isn't anybody honest about tax? 33:59

12d ago33:59

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Tax consistently ranks as one of the most important issues to voters. So why can’t anybody in politics talk about it honestly? Alex Andreou asks Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, in today’s Bunker. • We are sponsored by Indeed. Go to Indeed.com/bunker for £100 sponsored credit. • Incogni keeps your private information safe…

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It ain’t over till it’s over — Start Your Week with Ros Taylor and Alex Andreou 34:22

13d ago34:22

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In just three days, Brits will head to the polling stations to vote in the General Election. What do the polls show, and is there any chance of a Harry Kane-esque last minute Sunak win – or is it all over already? In other election news, France went to the polls yesterday, intensifying concerns about the country’s move to the far-right. Further afi…

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Ep. 15 - WW2, Korean War and Vietnam Veteran James Crider Talks About His 22 Years In The Navy Serving In Three Wars 1:01:04

13d ago1:01:04

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Send us a Text Message. What drives a 17-year-old to falsify his age and enlist in the Navy during one of history's most tumultuous periods? Meet James Crider, a Navy veteran whose extraordinary journey began in 1945. From his rebellious enlistment decision to the swift transition from a dairy job to basic training in Maryland, James' story is a ri…

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The Living Room Becomes the Classroom: Exploring Unschooling with Judy Arnall 48:11

19d ago48:11

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In today's episode, we discuss the concept of "unschooling", a learner-directed educational approach popularized by John Holt, contrasting it with traditional schooling. Traditional? Actually what we know as "unschooling" was considered pretty normal until the Industrial Revolution introduced the concept of the 8-hour work day, parents working far …

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Project Keir: Has Starmer changed Labour forever? 30:20

16d ago30:20

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If Starmer wins, just how will his Labour government be different from those of the past? And is the party’s new identity inextricable from Starmer himself? Andrew Harrison asks Labour Party historian Anthony Broxton, who runs the ‘Tides of History’ project. • We are sponsored by Indeed. Go to Indeed.com/bunker for £100 sponsored credit. • Incogni …

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Ads Nauseam: Which political parties are targeting you online? 33:06

24d ago33:06

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Sunak’s cringe moments have received laser focus throughout the campaign. But what about messaging he’s putting out online? Who are parties targeting, where, and with what information? Jacob Jarvis asks Who Targets Me founder Sam Jeffers about the good, the bad and the ugly in online political ads throughout this campaign cycle. • We are sponsored …

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It's a Setback, Not a Step Back 10:09

21d ago10:09

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Setbacks are an inevitable part of life, but they are not a step back. They are moments that shape us, teach us, and ultimately guide us towards the success we are meant to achieve. Embrace setbacks with a positive outlook, understanding that they are part of the journey. Every disappointment can open doors to new opportunities, and every setback c…

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The housing crisis: Can Labour fix the Tories' mess? – with Kwajo Tweneboa 22:32

25d ago22:32

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From the rising cost of mortgages to a lack of social housing, the housing crisis is one of the most pressing issues in this election. Hannah Fearn is joined by one of the UK’s most high-profile housing campaigners, Kwajo Tweneboa, whose book Our Country in Crisis: Britain's Housing Emergency and How We Rebuild is due out in July, to look at the so…

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Redefining Liberty: Laura Davidson on Free Will and Society 46:16

22d ago46:16

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In this episode, I discuss the book 'The Logic of Freedom' with author Laura Davidson. Laura shares her background in earth sciences and social sciences, particularly focusing on economics, philosophy, and the Austrian school of thought. The conversation covers various topics including the principles of libertarianism, free will, consciousness, and…

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