Federalist Radio Hour - Inside Heritage Action’s Midterm Strategy: Can New Conservatives Sweep Battlegrounds?

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Jessica Anderson, the executive director of Heritage Action for America, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to preview Heritage Action's 2022 midterm strategy and discuss how grassroots conservatives are mobilizing to send politicians in Washington a clear message about the style of leadership they desire.

The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Here Comes Your Ninetieth Nervous Breakdown

Democrats struggle to reconcile the data, which doesn’t suggest a massive Republican wave is inbound, and the general sense of the political landscape. And it’s driving them crazy. Also, how a New York judge’s ruling against a vaccine mandate for municipal workers scuttles the Democratic Party’s confused Covid narrative and the amazing life of the late Lucianne Goldberg.

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Focus on Africa - 50,000 civilians to help Burkina Faso fight Islamist militants

Burkina Faso recruits 50,000 civilians  to help take on Islamist militants.

Also, illicit fishing on Africa's Atlantic coastline robs the continent of revenue and a vital source of protein - a report exposes those behind it

And the breakaway Somaliland's chance discovery of black gold - Oil

All these stories and more in this podcast presented by Hassan Arouni.

The Intelligence from The Economist - Power play: electricity in Ukraine

Russia has been targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure with missiles and drones. Ukraine’s air defences are struggling to keep up, and many households are without power as winter approaches. Bill Gates has a plan to boost African crop yields. And as the BBC turns 100, we reflect on its legacy, and look at challenges ahead. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer




Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S7 Bonus: John Rush, Mars X

John Rush has been in tech since he was a child, so its hard for him to think of a time where it wasn't a part of his life. Since 2008, he has been building apps, websites, etc. and a lot of what he was doing was client work. During this time, he noticed that a lot of his tasks were similar, repetitive, and he wanted to find ways to get repeat use out of the work he was doing. Outside of tech, he plays soccer on a semi-professional team, and is a huge part of his life. He also likes the outdoors, and even plays a little ping pong.

While running his prior startup, John wanted to figure out a way to create a system that allowed him to get reuse out of the work he was building. What he ended up building was an ecosystem, for solution builders and developers, to merge the worlds of low code and no code.

This is the creation story of Mars X.

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Bay Curious - Did I Actually Contact a Dead Person? A Science Editor In Search of His Mother’s Ghost

Can spirits really speak to us from beyond death? That's what science editor and skeptic Jon Brooks has been wondering for 27 years, since he and a friend had an experience with a Ouija board that they just can't explain. After losing his mother, Jon decides to dust off the same board he used in 1995 and try to recreate the original experience with as much scientific rigor as one can manage while attempting to contact the dead.

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This story was reported by Jon Brooks. Bay Curious is made by Olivia Allen-Price, Katrina Schwartz, Amanda Font and Brendan Willard. Our Social Video Intern is Darren Tu.

The Best One Yet - 🌯 “Just a small town girl” – Chipotle’s village strategy. Mobileye’s chauffeur. UPS vs FedEx.

Chipotle just revealed that small towns are where it makes the most money (and fyi,, guac is now extra extra). In the first big IPO in months, Mobileye is trying to be your robot chauffeur. And UPS and FedEx are the perfect case study right now in what’s working and what isn’t: Managers. $CMG $MBLY $UPS $INTC Follow The Best One Yet on Instagram, Twitter, and Tiktok: @tboypod And now watch us on Youtube Want a Shoutout on the pod? Fill out this form Got the Best Fact Yet? We got a form for that too Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 10.27.22

Alabama

  • Senator Tuberville says # of illegals in US  now replaces population of AL
  • Group of AL lawyers says Governor's Covid orders unconstitutional
  • Man fired form hospital in Bham and charged with sexual assault
  • DNA links AL man to 30 year old murder case  of young girl in MA
  • School in north AL to remain closed this week due to flu and RSV


National

  • 2 Senators make documents public re: Hunter Biden's banking deals
  • GOP in Alaska vote to censure Mitch McConnell for interference
  • Jury in WI convict man of driving into Christmas parade killing 6
  • WA football coach to return to job after favorable SCOTUS ruling
  • Judge rules that FL governor must hand over migrant flight info
  • SCOTUS justice Alito says draft leak endangered justices lives