بهترین پادکست های Harger (2024)

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Charlie Harger: As Election Day falls on a divided nation — can we try to find peace? 3:20

6d ago3:20

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Well, here we are — it’s Election Day. In just a few hours, we’ll start to get a sense of the winners and losers. Sooner or later, we’ll know who the next president is. And no matter who it is, about half the country is going to be pretty upset.

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Rantz: Kamala Harris wasn’t the only one to lose. Left-wing did too but did it learn a lesson? 3:37

3d ago3:37

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Kamala Harris wasn’t the only loser on election night, Left-wing media outlets suffered a stinging defeat.

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'As goes King County, so goes the state:' WA turns into deeper blue state after 2024 election 3:30

4d ago3:30

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Governor Jay Inslee -- the state's most powerful Democrat -- proudly proclaimed yesterday that all statewide offices are now held by Democrats. He claimed the last time that happened was when Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) was president 80-something years ago. That prompted our Matt Markovich to dig up a familiar tune - to explain why our state is…

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Angela Poe Russell: Amazon’s “disgruntled” employees might have a point on hybrid work 3:19

5d ago3:19

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Angela Poe Russell considers some of the impacts of Amazon workers return to the office, and wonders if we are missing the point when it comes to hybrid work

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Dave Ross: Election Day and Decision Day are two seperate things 3:26

7d ago3:26

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Tomorrow is Election Day – that’s what the calendar says. But there are two problems with the term "Election Day." No. 1, we now have many election days, because people have been voting for weeks. No. 2, we have developed this expectation that, in addition to being Election Day, it should also be the day we find out who won. And this is at the hear…

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Seriously: How Humor Can Make Leaders More Effective in International Education (feat. Alissa Briggs) 30:01

7d ago30:01

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This week, host Zac Macinnes sits down with Alissa Briggs, Director of Study Abroad at Clark University, for a light-hearted conversation focused on the benefits of a culture of levity in the workplace. Alissa unpacks the power of humor to make connections, reduce stress, and create positivity. Tune in to learn about the generational and cultural n…

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Mayfield: A Timely Reminder From the Parents of a Nobel Prize Recipient 3:59

10d ago3:59

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I am a dad. That means I worry almost constantly about our kids. This week, I met two lovely people who made me worry a tiny bit less about how I am doing as a parent. You may have heard of Dr. David Baker. He’s a genius who works at UW on creating brand new proteins. He was just awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work. He’s a pretty big …

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Matt Markovich: Why are initiatives so confusing? 2:44

11d ago2:44

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Matt Marovich commentary

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Angela Poe Russell: Election anxiety is real, here’s how to navigate all the political chaos 3:40

12d ago3:40

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This time next week, we should have some sense of where the election is going. Instead of polls, we will be looking at the ballots counted thus far. With it being so close to election day, it might be time to brush up on some things we seem to have forgotten lately. It’s a feeling I hadn't experienced in years. I started breathing faster, my heart …

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Harger: Attacks on ballot boxes threaten democracy 3:17

13d ago3:17

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Over the summer, the Department of Homeland Security issued a warning that was both alarming and, unfortunately, necessary. Election agencies across the nation were cautioned about emerging threats to destroy ballot drop boxes — a cornerstone of our democratic process that enables millions of Americans to exercise their right to vote safely and con…

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Dave Ross: How I learned to stop worrying and love negative political ads 3:19

14d ago3:19

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Love those ads. People say they hate negative political ads, but the reality is conflict is the soul of drama, and negative ads work. They can make you hate anything.

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Matt Markovich on the 'Dark Money' in politics 2:36

18d ago2:36

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Matt Markovich on the 'Dark Money' in politics

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Angela Poe Russell: We have a 'weird' relationship with Russell Wilson 2:50

19d ago2:50

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Angela Poe Russell: We have a 'weird' relationship with Russell Wilson

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Harger: Demonization of opponents is dangerous for Democracy 3:48

20d ago3:48

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In just two weeks, we’ll start seeing the first wave of election results roll in, giving us a pretty good idea of who our next group of elected leaders will be. It’s a big moment after months of campaigning, debates and all the talk. But honestly, I’m feeling a bit worn out. The presidential race has been draining, to say the least.…

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Where’s the T: Empowering Transgender Students to Study Abroad (feat. Ash Trebisacci) 45:35

21d ago45:35

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At WorldStrides, we have a dream of study abroad for all. This week, Ash Trebisacci, Assistant Director of Study Abroad at Brandeis University, joins host Zac Macinnes for an empowering conversation around supporting trans-identifying students and colleagues in international education. Hear Ash’s insights on their personal journey, finding communit…

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An alternative version of January 6 2:40

21d ago2:40

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Dave Ross commentary

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Matt Markovich: Are RINOs actually libertarians? 2:29

25d ago2:29

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KIRO's Matt Markovich asks the question - is a RINO - (republican in name only) a libertarian without knowing it.

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Deepdive on EFRAG CSRD Study | Live from Workiva Amplify 19:29

26d ago19:29

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Coming to you live from Workiva Amplify! Join your hosts Adam and Allison as they dive into the recent EFRAG study unpacking key findings from companies navigating their early implementation of the EU's CSRD. EFRAG Study on Early Implementation of ESRSتوسط Embark

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Angela Poe Russell: Helping lonely people doesn't take much effort 3:35

26d ago3:35

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Angela Poe Russell: Helping lonely people doesn't take much effort

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Charlie Harger: Three weeks until Election Day and 2016’s lessons still matter 3:25

27d ago3:25

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With Election Day rapidly approaching, the pace in newsrooms across the country is shifting into high gear. That sure is the case in the KIRO Newsradio/MyNorthwest newsroom. In just three weeks, Americans will cast their votes, ballot boxes will be locked and the fate of the nation will be sealed.

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From the audience: One final chance for a Harris v. Trump debate 2:56

28d ago2:56

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This commentary is from KIRO Newsradio listener Scott Scowcroft regarding his proposal to get the presidential candidates and their policies on full display one final time. I guess a second presidential debate won't happen again this year, and that’s too bad. The American public deserves to see Harris and Trump one more time, side-by-side on one st…

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Travis Mayfield: City Leaders Want You On Camera, Not Themselves 3:28

1M ago3:28

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Seattle’s double standard: Adding surveillance cameras while cutting public transparency.

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Patti Payne: How Geek Squad saved my computer tech meltdown 5:27

1M ago5:27

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I have used my computer for years, and Microsoft and Outlook have never failed me, at least not to any horribly scary extent. And I rely on the computer for my broadcast work, for my website, for scripts I write for galas that I am emceeing, for serving my clients. It’s a significant communication tool, right? So I’m sitting there working, and the …

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Angela Poe Russell: You’re right, hurricane impacts are getting worse according to scientists 3:34

1M ago3:34

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As Hurricane Milton barrels through Florida, many can’t help but wonder if storms like these will become more regular. In today’s commentary brought to you by WaFed bank, Angela Poe Russell shares her perspective as a native of Florida and offers important historical context.

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Charlie Harger: WA a mere ‘ATM’ for politicians visiting during gridlock 3:25

1M ago3:25

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Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz visits Washington today and unfortunately, that means traffic

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Managing Change in International Education: Challenging the 'We've Always Done It This Way' Mentality (feat. Jack Hobson, Ph.D.) 45:57

1M ago45:57

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While study abroad is a dynamic field, change may not necessarily be the first word we associate with higher education. Join host Zac Macinnes and Jack Hobson, Ph.D., Dean of International Programs and Senior International Officer at Loyola University Maryland, for a rich conversation examining the mindset of “we’ve always done it this way” and how…

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Dave Ross: Denial is still in style when it comes to election results 2:35

1M ago2:35

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IS the mainstream media playing a gotcha game when asking who won the 2020 Presidential Election?

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Travis Mayfield: Teaching kids about hypocrisy was way too easy this week 3:33

1M ago3:33

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It’s been a rough week to be a parent. I mean every week as a parent is a rough week in some way. But this week leaders across the spectrum made it just a little tougher ensuring our kids know right from wrong and good from bad.

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Patti Payne: Voting as therapy 3:03

1M ago3:03

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Can voting act as a source of therapy for folks with a bleek outlook on life?

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Angela Poe Russell: Shopping malls taking a stand against unruly teens 3:16

1M ago3:16

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Shopping malls are increasingly becoming a hot spot for violence. You’ll recall there was a shooting in southcenter mall parking lot last friday and young teenager was killed inside alderwood mall - over the summer So what do we do about this? In today’s commentary brought to you by Wafed bank, Angela Poe Russell shares what malls in other parts of…

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Charlie Harger: As violent crime drops nationally, Washington takes a wrong turn 3:33

1M ago3:33

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Violent crime is down across the nation. It’s a rare bit of good news these days. But here in Washington, it seems we’re not getting the memo. Instead, we’re charting our own course — and it’s not a good one.

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Dave Ross: The Gas Station Takeover 3:02

1M ago3:02

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Dave Ross is hopeful that those who are taking over gas stations to protest gas prices take over his next

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Mayfield: Dear Gonzaga, It’s Time To Join the Pac-12 3:45

2M ago3:45

3:45

Admittedly, I am not a huge sports fan, but I am a fan of being a fan. I like excitement, fun and school spirit. I enjoy a game when I go. I root for the home team. I ride the wave of excitement when tournaments and playoffs are underway. I also value local tradition and civic pride. And honestly, those are the two most important reasons Gonzaga Un…

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Patti Payne: Remembering the man behind the job 3:47

2M ago3:47

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Patti Payne looks back on the life of Dan Evans

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Angela Poe Russell: Three Portuguese practices Americans should adopt now 3:33

2M ago3:33

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While The United States is known for being a world superpower, perhaps we still have a lot to learn. In today’s commentary brought to you by WaFed bank, Angela Poe Russell shares 3 things we should adopt from a country she visited 5,000 miles away

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Charlie Harger: The important role of SPD's Public Affairs Office 3:22

2M ago3:22

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In today's commentary, Charlie Harger describes the important role SPD's Public Affairs Office serves and how important it is to get the information to the public

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Further, Faster: Practical Tips & Efficiency Hacks from a One Person Office (feat. Hillary Sabbagh) 34:00

2M ago34:00

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This week, host Zac Macinnes is joined by Hillary Sabbagh, Director of International Programs at Stonehill College, for a dynamic dialogue focused on efficiency through the lens of one-person offices. Tune in to learn Hillary’s pro-tips to maximize resources, stay nimble in pursuit of our goals, and embrace what doing a little bit of everything tea…

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Dave Ross: Enough of the broken muffler noise from motorcycles 3:01

2M ago3:01

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We get it – we know your muffler’s broken!

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Travis Mayfield: The Feds Need a Better Plan For Shipping Radioactive Waste Out of Hanford 3:06

2M ago3:06

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Nuclear waste at Hanford has been a disaster waiting to happen for generations.

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Patti Payne: The incredible success of Pictionary creator, WA native Rob Angel 3:53

2M ago3:53

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Patti Payne tells us the story of Rob Angel and the power of Pictionary

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Angela Poe Russell: Our inaction allowed Sean Combs' alleged abuse to continue 3:37

2M ago3:37

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While I blame him for his alleged actions, I’m also reserving some anger for something else that stood out while reading the indictment -- the people who knew about his behavior and did nothing about it. The indictment against Diddy even said that physical abuse was quote "recurrent and widely known" and that he relied on associates, employees and …

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Charlie Harger: Let's rebrand our congestion as a feature 3:13

2M ago3:13

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Charlie Harger has a bold idea for how to handle the traffic in Seattle

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Ross: With claims that Haitian migrants eat pets, fact-checking remains vital to debates 1:32

2M ago1:32

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Over the weekend, after some fact-checking, the news shows did a deep analysis into why J.D. Vance and Donald Trump would spread a rumor about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, eating pets and hunting geese. It’s a little concerning because they’re running for a job where the decisions involve trillions of dollars and the world’s most powerf…

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Travis Mayfield: Boeing, You Need To Start Making This Right 3:06

2M ago3:06

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It’s so simple. Treat people well and they will treat you well in return.

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Dave Ross: The rollout of the Climate Commitment Act was flawed, now it can be voted out 3:17

2M ago3:17

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We all want to save the Earth, but none of us wants to pay for it. And in November, we’ll get a chance to say so — by repealing the Climate Commitment Act, better known as the law that broke my gas budget. How did it come to this?

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Patti Payne: Everybody has a riveting life story 4:10

2M ago4:10

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We all have our own stories to tell, here's one from Patti Payne.

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Harger: There's no sugercoating it, Auburn is overrun with gang violence 3:29

2M ago3:29

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It’s getting harder to deny what’s happening in Auburn. Less than a week ago, I reported on the growing wave of shootings and stabbings in the city, the kind of violence that keeps you up at night — if not from worry, then from the sounds of actual gunfire. Brittany Reid, who helps run the Auburn Washington Community Facebook page, didn’t sugarcoat…

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Australia is for All: Evolving Student Motivations for Study Abroad Down Under (feat. Todd St. Vrain & Matt Stubbert) 40:28

2M ago40:28

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Australia truly excels in terms of academics, student support, inclusivity and engagement. Join host Zac Macinnes as he sits down with Todd St. Vrain, North America Student Recruitment Manager (Canada and US) for the University of Melbourne and Matt Stubbert, International Regional Manager, Europe and USA at Bond University for an insightful conver…