Beste Chamorro podcaster (2024)

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For the Love of Venezuelans with Leopoldo López 53:57

1d ago53:57

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Casey and Elisha open Season 2 with Leopoldo Lopez, the prominent Venezuelan politician and activist who has made a name for himself by building peaceful movements opposing the Maduro regime. For his efforts, he spent nearly seven years in prison, four in solitary confinement, and now lives in exile. The three discuss Lopez's upbringing in Venezuel…

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The Basics of Sustainable Finance with Pablo Collazzo 33:48

25d ago33:48

33:48

Is your organisation committing one of the 7 sins of ESG Management? Are you prepared for mandatory reporting? Pablo Collazzo discusses how sustainability requires a full mindset shift.Av Irish Management Institute

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Mastering Basic Financial Concepts with Kery Hamman 26:21

1M ago26:21

26:21

Why is it important for non-financial managers to have a basic understanding of financial concepts? What key financial terms should you be familiar with? How can you avoid being overwhelmed by numbers? Kery Hamman discusses.Av Irish Management Institute

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The Importance of Data Literacy with Tony Moroney 21:58

2M ago21:58

21:58

Data, and particularly data literacy are key for all organisations in the modern world. It doesn’t matter what stage you’re at- start up, SME, major international business. Tony Moroney joins us to discuss how organisations can make better use of data, and how individuals can ensure that they're data literate.…

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Essential Skills for IT Leadership with Margit Takacs 23:08

2M ago23:08

23:08

What skills do IT leaders need to develop, to move from an individual contributor to a management role? How can leaders in the IT sector get buy-in from senior stakeholders, and efficiently manage transformation projects? Is it possible to keep remote IT teams engaged? We met up with Margit Takacs to discuss.…

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Leveraging AI for Business Performance with Paidi O'Reilly 35:34

3M ago35:34

35:34

How can AI be leveraged in different areas of the organisations? How can companies retain talent in an age of AI? How can leaders manage risks associated with bias and data protection?Av Irish Management Institute

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The Dangers of CBDCs with Nick Anthony 26:48

3M ago26:48

26:48

Casey and Elisha are joined by Cato Institute policy analyst and HRF fellow Nick Anthony to talk about money, the world of central bank digital currencies, and how they pose significant risks to privacy, financial freedom, and markets. They also discuss which countries are the worst offenders so far and how you can track their devious ways.…

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The UAE's Political Infiltration Campaigns 26:08

3M ago26:08

26:08

Casey and Elisha discuss HRF's newest report, investigating the UAE's breathtaking political interference campaign in the U.S. From illicit lobbying efforts to massive donations to leading think tanks and universities, to even secretly hiring America's leading military officers, the UAE's political influence campaign is arguably bigger - and far mo…

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Nadia Hernández | Art as Protest 22:44

3M ago22:44

22:44

Each year, the Human Rights Foundation brings together activists and dissidents at the Oslo Freedom Forum to call out injustice and expose threats to liberal democracy.This year, we are sharing our message of hope and resistance directly with you, in a special four-part series by the Human Rights Foundation, produced by FP Studios.Part four: “Art a…

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The Art of Strategic Thinking with Kriti Jain 23:45

3M ago23:45

23:45

How can leaders leverage paradoxes? How can we prepare for unforeseen circumstances? And why is carving out time for deep thinking so important? All this and more with leadership and strategy expert, Kriti Jain.Av Irish Management Institute

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Journalism in Exile with Carlos Chamorro 25:37

3M ago25:37

25:37

Casey and Elisha speak with renowned Nicaraguan journalist Carlos Chamorro, who's continued his groundbreaking work even from exile. They talk about the tactics the Ortega regime has used to silence dissent in Nicaragua, how important investigative journalism is to holding authoritarians to account, and hear all about a Miss Universe scandal no one…

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Arthur Holland Michel | AI for Activists 26:10

3M ago26:10

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Each year, the Human Rights Foundation brings together activists and dissidents at the Oslo Freedom Forum to call out injustice and expose threats to liberal democracy.This year, we are sharing our message of hope and resistance directly with you, in a special four-part series by the Human Rights Foundation, produced by FP Studios.Part Three: “AI f…

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Women, Life, Free Toomaj with Negin Niknaam and Claudia Bennett 22:17

4M ago22:17

22:17

Over the weekend, the Iranian Supreme Court overturned the death sentence of Toomaj Salehi, the Iranian hip-hop artist who was charged with "corruption on earth" for his defense of the "Women, Life, Freedom" movement. His friend and social media manager, Negin Niknaam, joins Casey and Elisha to talk about Salehi. he also brings a special message fr…

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Sebastien Lai: Shining the Light 23:30

4M ago23:30

23:30

Each year, the Human Rights Foundation brings together activists and dissidents at the Oslo Freedom Forum to call out injustice and expose threats to liberal democracy. This year, we are sharing our message of hope and resistance directly with you, in a special four-part series by the Human Rights Foundation, produced by FP Studios.Part Two: “Shini…

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Shaping the Future of Work with Kevin Empey 28:54

4M ago28:54

28:54

How has the workplace changed over the past several years? What challenges do organisations face when trying to pivot away from a remote working model? What role does AI play in the Future of Work? Kevin Empey discusses all of these topics.Av Irish Management Institute

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Inside Hotel Rwanda with Paul Rusesabagina 1:03:59

4M ago1:03:59

1:03:59

Casey and Elisha are joined live from the Oslo Freedom Forum by real-life "Hotel Rwanda" hero Paul Rusesabagina and two of his children, daughters Carine and Anaise Kanimba, to talk about the banana beer recipe you probably haven't tried but should, family, adoptions, Rwanda, kidnappings, and an extraordinary international campaign that led to free…

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Anastasia Shevchenko: The Price of Freedom 28:37

4M ago28:37

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Each year, the Human Rights Foundation brings together activists and dissidents at the Oslo Freedom Forum to call out injustice and expose threats to liberal democracy. This year, we are sharing our message of hope and resistance directly with you, in a special four-part series produced by FP Studios and the Human Rights Foundation.Part One: “The P…

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Remembering Magnitsky, Remembering Navalny 25:10

4M ago25:10

25:10

Casey and Elisha sit down with Bill Browder, the driving force behind the creation and expansion of Magnitsky sanctions over the past decade. They talk about how corrupt officials in Russia and elsewhere hate Magnitsky sanctions, and the allies Bill has found in his fight for justice. They also talk about the proposed Navalny Act, honoring slain Ru…

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Reclaim Democracy: Stories from the Oslo Freedom Forum 2:28

4M ago2:28

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Each year, the Human Rights Foundation brings together activists, dissidents, leading thinkers and innovators to Oslo, Norway, home of the Nobel Peace Prize, to empower and embolden others in their fight for freedom and democracy. This event is called The Oslo Freedom Forum.This year, we are sharing our message of hope and resistance directly with …

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The Importance of Sustainable Change & Transformation with Laurie Knell 21:57

4M ago21:57

21:57

Why is embedding sustainable change - not just any kind of change - so important? How can leaders get buy-in from employees and stakeholders? And what are the risks of not implementing change in a sustainable way? This episode of the Talking Leadership podcast discusses all of this and more.Av Irish Management Institute

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Honoring #ThisFlag with Evan Mawarire 56:29

4M ago56:29

56:29

Casey speaks with leading Zimbabwean democracy activist Evan Mawarire, chatting about taking down tyrants, Evan’s struggle against the Mugabe regime, and how Zimbabwe’s flag became a symbol of democracy. They also discuss how Evan became one of, and potentially the, most charismatic democratic activists in the world.…

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Whitewashing Dictators 32:21

4M ago32:21

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Casey sits down with Alex Dukalskis and Adam Scharpf, a pair of academics whose groundbreaking work shines new light on why dictatorships hire Western public relations firms. They talk about just how widespread the issue is, and what PR firms actually do for their dictatorial clients. They also chat about the PR industry's ethics as a whole, and wh…

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What Makes an Impactful Project Manager? With James Louttit 24:42

5M ago24:42

24:42

Why skills are more important than software, how you can keep stakeholders and teams on the same page, and essentials project management tips from The Jungle Book. James Louttit explores all of this and more.Av Irish Management Institute

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Carlos Chamorro and the fight for press freedom in Nicaragua 20:24

5M ago20:24

20:24

In this special episode of The Backstory, WAN-IFRA Golden Pen of Freedom laureate Carlos Chamorro speaks to Mexican journalist Javier Garza about his journey from political activist to the top of Latin American journalism. Nicaragua is facing a deep crisis as its populist leader, Daniel Ortega, seeks to consolidate nearly two decades in power at th…

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It's Really Us On This Podcast 36:34

5M ago36:34

36:34

Casey and Elisha are joined by Mounir Ibrahim, a former US State Department diplomat-turned-techie, to talk about cheapfakes, deepfakes, the mal-use of Generative AI by bad actors around the globe, and what that means not only for human rights and democracy but for getting to the truth in a world of deception.…

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An Open-Air Prison - Victoire Ingabire and Kate Gibson 29:39

5M ago29:39

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On today’s episode, Casey and Elisha are joined by Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire and Kate Gibson, part of her international legal team, to discuss the case they filed with the East African Court of Justice to restore Ingabire’s civic rights after being absurdly convicted of terrorism and genocide denial, for which she spent eight year…

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Risks and Opportunities in the Human-AI Age with Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic 27:09

5M ago27:09

27:09

Will generative AI become as ubiquitous as wifi? How can we hire people for potential, rather than skills? And what would happen if Spotify started automating their artists? Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic dives into all of this and more.Av Irish Management Institute

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Pickle Diplomacy - Masih Alinejad 32:33

5M ago32:33

32:33

Casey and Elisha speak with Masih Alinejad, one of the leading journalists and campaigners highlighting the crimes of the regime still in power in Iran. They discuss Masih's journey, as well as the recent abduction and assassination attempts against her in the US and how the democratic world can continue standing up against the despots in Tehran. T…

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Foreign Agents 25:38

5M ago25:38

25:38

Casey and Elisha talk about Casey's new book, "Foreign Agents," on all the ways dictators use lobbyists in the US to entrench their regimes and stamp out democratic movements. They talk about how regimes from Moscow to Beijing and beyond rely on these Americans to do their dirty work, and how these foreign lobbyists became henchmen and foot-soldier…

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The Power of Strategy Story with Padraig Hyland 30:19

5M ago30:19

30:19

How can you create a compelling strategy story? And why is storytelling so important in business? Most important of all, what can kids tell us about being strategic? All this and more with Padraig Hyland.Av Irish Management Institute

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A Hong Kong Bounty With Joey Siu 29:10

6M ago29:10

29:10

Casey and Elisha chat with Joey Siu, a 25-year-old Hong Konger with a bounty on her head, after the Chinese Communist Party accused her of violating its draconian national security law. In 2019, Siu played a pivotal role in organizing large-scale pro-democracy protests. Now, living in exile, her work has anything but slowed. Siu talks about what it…

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A Mother's Fight Against Dictatorship 33:38

6M ago33:38

33:38

Casey speaks with Russian opposition figure Anastasia Shevchenko, who was the first person to face criminal prosecution under Russia's so-called "undesirable organizations" law. Anastasia talks about how her role as a mother propelled her into the fight against both corruption and dictatorship, as well as the new documentary focusing on her work an…

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The Importance of Workplace Wellbeing with Enda Campbell 19:16

6M ago19:16

19:16

Enda Campbell of Irish Life Wellbeing discusses why workplace wellbeing initiatives are so important, how employees can advocate for their mental and physical health, and how we can get fit this April.Register to take part in the Workplace Fitness Challenge: https://mylife.irishlife.ie/wfc-2024/early-registration…

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Campaigning for Uyghurs 27:03

6M ago27:03

27:03

Casey and Elisha talk with Rushan Abbas, the founder of Campaign for Uyghurs, about the Chinese Communist Party's ongoing genocide against Uyghurs. They discuss some of the policy successes in recent years helping shine a light on Beijing's crimes, and a new congressional caucus aiding Uyghurs. They also talk about Rushan's journey into activism - …

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Standing with Tanele 23:48

6M ago23:48

23:48

Casey and Elisha speak with HRF's Africa policy officer, Mo Keita, talks about the recent arrest of Swazi activist and former podcast guest, Tanele Maseko. They talk about how the Swazi regime's efforts to silence critics continue to backfire and how to support the pro-democratic reformers targeting Africa's last absolute monarchy.To listen to Case…

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The End of Business As Usual with Kamales Lardi 24:40

6M ago24:40

24:40

How will the convergence of technology disrupt all industries? What do you need to know about deepfakes? And why do so many digital transformation projects fail? All this and more with Kamales Lardi.Av Irish Management Institute

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Sportswashing and Beyond with Karim Zidan 34:59

7M ago34:59

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Casey and Elisha are joined by Karim Zidan, one of the world's foremost experts on how authoritarian regimes use the world of sports for their own ends. Karim discusses the history of the intersection of sports and politics, why the term "sportswashing" may already be outdated, and how depressing it is to be a Seattle Mariners fan.Learn more about …

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The Habibi Effect with Faisal Al Mutar 35:46

7M ago35:46

35:46

Ideas Beyond Borders Founder Faisal Al Mutar joins Casey and Elisha to discuss the importance of creating a sense of national security for Iraqis as well as his experience combatting the villainy of authoritarianism and extremism. Then there’s the habibi effect.Show notes:To learn about Faisal Al Mutar: https://oslofreedomforum.com/speaker/faisal-a…

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Future Trends in the World of Work with Marianne Roux 20:45

7M ago20:45

20:45

What do HR professionals need to know about AI? How can you help to future-proof your organisation? Is the Four Day Work Week the future? Marianne Roux dives into all this and more.Av Irish Management Institute

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The Children of Monsters 40:22

7M ago40:22

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Elisha and Casey talk with Jay Nordlinger, a senior editor at National Review and one of the leading writers covering the threats of modern dictatorship. They talk about Jay's focus on authoritarians across the political spectrum, the community of writers and activists trying to take down tyrants, and why the offspring of dictators aren't always wh…

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How Bitcoin can Propel Democracy 43:19

7M ago43:19

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It's well-known at this point that Bitcoin has many uses, from the fun to the financial. But did you know Bitcoin can also help democratic movements flourish and find funding? Casey and Elisha talk with author and HRF Chief Strategy Officer Alex Gladstein about how Bitcoin has grown into a tool to fight dictatorships and how new technologies can he…

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Challenging democracies: Press freedom in Europe 35:24

7M ago35:24

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The October 2023 elections in Poland marked a turning point for its media freedom, when the far-right Law and Justice party were pushed out of power after nearly a decade of rule and media control. But in other Eastern European countries, governments still exert power over the news industry, and throughout Europe, the rise of populism and the far-r…

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Two steps forward, one step back: Press freedom in Africa 30:53

7M ago30:53

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Africa has made strides towards more press freedom, with countries like Zimbabwe and Malawi recently passing laws to protect free speech or access to information. But while this is a positive development for journalism, there have also been "clawbacks” – a reversal in access. In addition, journalists on the continent continue to self-censor their w…

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Constant vigilance: Press freedom in the Americas 38:25

7M ago38:25

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The United States has long been held up as a model for press freedom worldwide. But increasing polarisation and the rise in populist politics are challenging this assumption. Instances of government officials undermining the media and the country’s democratic institutions make it increasingly difficult for journalists to do their jobs. Farther sout…

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Fighting the good fight: Press freedom in Asia 36:03

7M ago36:03

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Asia is a vast region with extensive news markets and huge audiences, providing a plethora of opportunities for media production and consumption. But the continent is also home to a range of governing styles, from democracies to authoritarian dictatorships, some of which regularly crack down on press freedom. In this episode we hear from media prof…

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Believing in the job: Press freedom in the Middle East and North Africa 38:11

7M ago38:11

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Journalists working in the the Middle East and North Africa face some of the biggest challenges to the profession anywhere in the world. The area has seen great upheaval in recent years, with revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, and conflicts that have engulfed the region, like the current war in Gaza. But journalists remain dedicated to promoting the…

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The Psychology of Health and Performance with Alan Lyons 26:51

7M ago26:51

26:51

How is hybrid working impacting your mental health? Why did we get PTSD symptoms from COVID-19? How can leaders foster a environment where people want to go to work? All this and more with business psychologist, Alan Lyons.Av Irish Management Institute

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Speaking Truth to an Absolute Monarch 34:17

8M ago34:17

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After her husband, human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko, was assassinated in front of her, Swazi human rights defender Tanele Maseko picked up right where he left off: peacefully (and powerfully) speaking truth to power. In this episode, she talks with Casey and Elisha about the politics of Swaziland, Africa's last absolute monarchy, her husband's le…

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MR Journals #005 - Take Back Guam. No to a Failed Society. 1:04:43

8M ago1:04:43

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This episode focuses on the two failed hospital bills and sneaky power play. Also! COPE North 2024, Murder at Thai Thai, and the KMart fiasco. Plus! Election 2024 and making it onto Kandit News with Congressman MSN. If there is anything that you do this coming election.....VOTE TONY ADA 2024!Av Boo Ada

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Ukrainian anniversaries 23:36

8M ago23:36

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Casey and Elisha talk with Ukrainian MP Lisa Yasko about Ukraine’s upcoming anniversaries—both the 10-year anniversary of Ukraine’s successful democratic revolution and the two-year anniversary of Russia’s expanded invasion. They discuss how Ukrainians remain on the frontlines of the fight against dictatorship and why democracies must continue supp…

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