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The Government Huddle with Brian Chidester - The One with the U.S. Army Special Forces Walk-On
Nate Boyer, former United States Army Green Beret, college and professional football player, philanthropist, veterans advocate, actor and director joins the show to discuss what he believes builds great teams and what you can be doing today to strengthen your own squad. We also talk about his new movie and foundation, his formula for healing up from challenging situations, and what he learned from playing under two hall of fame football coaches.
Consider This from NPR - A New Grammy Category Puts Songwriters Like Tobias Jesso Jr. In The Spotlight
Jesso Jr.'s body of work as a songwriter has earned him a Grammy nomination in the brand-new category Songwriter of the Year. And although he got his start in the music industry as a solo artist, he says he feels more at home behind the scenes.
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State of the World from NPR - In Ukraine, the New Year was met with more sheltering from aerial bombardment
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Audio Poem of the Day - The Second Coming
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Federalist Radio Hour - Cartel Country: The Untold Story Of America’s Black Market On The Border
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Strange News: Nuclear Fusion?! Lensa, and a Mysterious Fire in Brooklyn.
A warehouse fire in Brooklyn destroys incalculable amounts of NYPD evidence. The app Lensa prompts a conversation about the future of art (which Ben partially predicted). Human-made nuclear fusion is finally real -- but will it work the way humans hope? All this and more in this week's Strange News.
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Frightening flooding in Northern California. Police try and piece together the actions of the college murders suspect in Idaho. The body of Pope Benedict XVI lies in state at the Vatican. Correspondent Deborah Rodriguez has the CBS World News Roundup for Monday, January 2, 2023:
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Headlines From The Times - What losing Nancy Pelosi as a leader means for Dems
A new Republican-led House of Representatives convenes tomorrow, and after decades as a Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi is stepping away from the helm. Undoubtedly, her strength was in unifying her caucus — something that Kevin McCarthy, the G.O.P frontrunner for the speakership, has already struggled to do. Today, we look back on Pelosi's career — and what could be ahead for House leadership. Read the full transcript here.
Host: Gustavo Arellano
Guests: L.A. Times Justice Department reporter Sarah D. Wire
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