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116. Roundtable: A Conversation with APHA-Only Stallion Owners 1:18:56

4h ago1:18:56

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This episode of On The Rail Podcast gets into the significant impacts of recent American Paint Horse Association (APHA) rule changes for the paint horse industry. Key topics include genetic color rules, breed integrity, and the evolving market preferences for colored versus solid paint horses. Insights are shared by prominent stallion owners and br…

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Americano Live: Nigel Farage on Trump, Labour, and why he’s the ‘natural candidate’ for US ambassador 1:27:28

3d ago1:27:28

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In this special live edition of the Americano show, Freddy Gray chairs a panel discussion with The Spectator's Kate Andrews, The Telegraph's Tim Stanley and pollster James Kanagasooriam on the upcoming US election. He's then joined by Nigel Farage, MP for Clacton, leader of Reform UK, and friend of Donald Trump, to unpack how the presidential race …

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Russia and the Rise of BRICS 48:29

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This past Tuesday, Russia hosted a high-profile summit of the BRICS group in Kazan, Russia, demonstrating its growing determination to challenge the Western-led international order. As the group has expanded its membership during the past year, it has grown to encompass nearly half of the world’s population, lending it greater credibility as a plat…

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Is Labour interfering in the US election? 15:52

5d ago15:52

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Keir Starmer can’t even fly to Samoa without another international British embarrassment breaking out. The latest is an angry accusation from Donald Trump’s campaign that Labour is committing the crime of ‘election interference’ in the United States. ‘The British are coming!’ screamed a typically camp Trump-Vance official press release last night. …

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Reviving Education: Balancing Digital Distractions with Classical Learning 31:36

6d ago31:36

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Send us a text Discover how the digital revolution is reshaping education with insights from Dr. Mark Bauerlein, a senior editor at First Things and English professor at Emory University. Our conversation navigates the challenges posed by social media and smartphones, which are distracting students from engaging with traditional literature. We tack…

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The Day After: One Year Later with Ambassador Michael Oren 50:16

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On November 27th, 2023, former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren laid out his vision for Israel’s endgame in Gaza. Now, more than ten months after its publication, how should we understand the realistic potential for “a day after”? Will this proverbial day ever arrive? And how does last fall’s vision hold up? As the final event in SAPIR's…

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Interview with the Filmmakers of Reservation Redemption | Cultural Healing & Prison Reform 27:52

6d ago27:52

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In this video, I had the chance to sit down with the amazing filmmakers behind Reservation Redemption, a powerful documentary that explores cultural healing and prison reform within Native American communities. We dive into the heart of the film, talking about the incredible stories of redemption, how Native traditions are helping inmates heal, and…

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Is 2025 the Year for Financing Food Fast? Ambassador Ertharin Cousin 54:41

6d ago54:41

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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture and Executive Director of the Food Systems for the Future, Ertharin Cousin joins CEO of VegTech Invest to discuss the pivotal year of 2025 for food and other systems shifts. VegTech Invest’s Upside & Impact podcast features the CEO of VegTech Invest, Elysabeth Alfano, as…

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Should the US get rid of the Electoral College? 29:48

7d ago29:48

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To discuss whether the Electoral College is out of date and in need of reform, Freddy Gray is joined by Michael Kazin – a professor of history at Georgetown University and emeritus coeditor of Dissent. His most recent book, What It Took to Win: A History of the Democratic Party, has just been released in paperback. Join Freddy Gray a special live r…

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115. Experience Training Across Borders with Crysta Brown 53:50

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In this engaging episode of the On the Rail podcast, Crysta Brown, an accomplished APHA and AQHA horseman, sits down to share her extraordinary journey in the equestrian world. Originally from California, Crysta discusses her relocation to Northern Ireland, driven by a chance meeting that transformed her life. The episode covers diverse topics such…

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Battle of Ideas – Who will win the 2024 American election? 1:15:13

8d ago1:15:13

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Two weeks to go until the American election and politics is ever more divisive. Freddy Gray is joined by The Spectator's Kate Andrews and lecturer at Queen Mary's University Dr Richard Johnson about the Latino vote, class politics, abortion and both guests make predictions for the 2024 election. Join Freddy Gray a special live recording of American…

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What Might We Expect in Foreign Policy During a Second Trump Term? 48:49

10d ago48:49

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As the 2024 presidential elections draw nearer, it’s becoming increasingly urgent to understand the potential implications for U.S. foreign policy. This week, Brussels Sprouts continues its two-part series focusing on the election by shifting focus to the foreign policy that could emerge under a Trump-Vance administration. To discuss all of this, M…

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Brussels Sprouts Live: NATO in the American Heartland 1:18:41

11d ago1:18:41

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NATO marked its 75th anniversary this year – a testament to the strength and continued relevance of the alliance. Celebrations have been muted however, due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and increasing concerns from Europe about US commitments to transatlantic security. The role of NATO is as crucial now as it was 75 years ago but the security …

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Plant-based Innovation Q3 2024 Results with Dr. Sasha Goodman 31:58

11d ago31:58

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Portfolio Manager of EATV, Dr. Sasha Goodman discusses the EATV ETF’s Q3 results and explains the benefits of diversifying one’s portfolio to include exposure to the global food and materials transformation. Specifically, he illustrates that EATV invests in high growth companies offered at low growth prices. EATV is diversified across the entire su…

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Could the Catholic vote decide the election? 27:00

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Polling suggests that the Catholic vote helped Trump win in 2016 and helped Biden win in 2020. Biden is also the most church-going president by far. With issues like immigration and abortion high on the agenda for voters, where will the Catholic vote land? And how important is the idea of being culturally Catholic compared with political religiosit…

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The Progressive Community: One Year Later with Sheila Katz 50:51

13d ago50:51

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Following Hamas’ October 7 attack, many in the Jewish community were profoundly distressed by those on the Left who celebrated the attack or immediately cast blame at the victims of the massacre. To grapple with these reactions, National Council of Jewish Women CEO Sheila Katz and Joel Rubin joined SAPIR Institute Director Chanan Weissman for a vir…

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Why are Indian Americans so successful? 29:34

13d ago29:34

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Indian Americans are the second-largest immigrant group in the United States. They're also one of the most successful. That includes the election campaign; Kamala Harris, Usha Vance, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy. Freddy Gray is joined by Shruti Rajagopalan, economist at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. They discuss the buzz around In…

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Eugene Katchalov Returns to Both Ukraine and Poker 38:54

13d ago38:54

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Life Outside Poker is a new podcast for PokerNews hosted by Connor Richards that seeks to pull back the curtain on poker players and allow viewers and listeners to get to know them on a personal level. In the 19th episode, Connor speaks with former poker pro Eugene Katchalov, one of Ukraine's all-time money leaders who fled the country in 2022 afte…

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From South Boston to Moscow: Ambassador John J. Sullivan's Diplomatic Journey and Insights on Russo-Ukrainian Tensions 54:02

13d ago54:02

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Send us a text Discover the extraordinary journey of Ambassador John J. Sullivan, who navigated his path from South Boston's streets to the high-stakes world of international diplomacy as the U.S. ambassador to Russia. With a rich family legacy steeped in military service, Sullivan's early passion for foreign policy and national security carved his…

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114. Insider Tips for the All American Quarter Horse Congress 1:11:35

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In this episode, we discuss the All American Quarter Horse Congress, one of the largest and most prestigious horse shows in the U.S., held annually in Ohio. We cover a range of topics, including the allure and preparation for the show, lodging and camping logistics, navigating the venue, and the exhibitor experience. The guests, who are all experie…

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Which campaign has the better ground game? 26:59

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Republican strategist, and friend of Americano, Luke Thompson joins Freddy Gray to talk about the ground game of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. From postal voting, to party registration, to machine politics, whose is better? And what impact did Biden's exit from the race have on the organised parts of the Democratic Party? With Luke's unique insig…

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Russia in the Middle East with Jonathan Lord and Hanna Notte 48:27

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One year after the October 7 attacks by Hamas, the crisis in the Middle East has grown more and more complex. With the region teetering on the brink of broader conflict, the Biden administration is facing increasing pressure to mediate and prevent an all-out war. Meanwhile, regional dynamics are becoming more intertwined with broader geopolitics, a…

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Jewish Peoplehood: One Year Later with Mijal Bitton 45:38

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Maimonides Fund Scholar in Residence and Downtown Minyan Rosh Kehillah Mijal Bitton crystalized the despairing unity felt by Jews around the world on October 7 in her essay “That Pain You’re Feeling Is Peoplehood” published on November 1, 2023. After the brutal attacks in southern Israel, “many of us — thousands of miles away — cried out in viscera…

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BONUS: Europe’s Take on Economic Security with EU Ambassador to the U.S. Jovita Neliupšienė 42:29

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On this special episode of Derisky Business, CNAS's economic security podcast, Ambassador Jovita Neliupšienė, the European Union's Ambassador to the United States, joins Emily Kilcrease and Geoffrey Gertz for a wide-ranging conversation on Europe's growing role as a economic statecraft power, the importance of the transatlantic alliance in addressi…

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What Is the State of the American Farmer? Deputy Under Secretary, USDA, Sanah Baig 1:07:14

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What is the state of the American Farmer? Is food insecurity in the US on the rise? What initiatives are upcoming to address feeding more people with fewer resources? What does the USDA science data tell us? Deputy Under Secretary of the USDA, Sanah Baig, is here for the big knowledge drop just months before the Farm Bill drop. VegTech Invest’s Ups…

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Should a true populist not support Trump? 48:25

20d ago48:25

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Journalist, historian and friend of Americano Thomas Frank joins Freddy Gray to dissect the state of American politics. Author of books, including the famed What's the matter with Kansas? How conservatives won the heart of America and, most recently, The People, No: A Brief History of Anti-Populism, Frank talks about his research into the origins o…

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Navigating the Complexities of Immigration Today 29:31

21d ago29:31

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Send us a text Conservative women are reshaping the political narrative, challenging the status quo with boldness and tenacity. Virginia Allen, co-host of the 'Problematic Women' podcast and a contributor to the Daily Signal, sheds light on the pressing issues at the U.S.-Mexico border, providing firsthand insights from her travels across key regio…

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113. The AQHA Amateur Ambassador Program with Alyssa Ricker and Lorraine Luba 53:15

21d ago53:15

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In this episode we have an in-depth discussion about the AQHA Amateur Ambassador Program, featuring guests Alyssa Ricker and Lorraine Luba who are involved with the program. The purpose of the program is explored, emphasizing its role in supporting and welcoming new AQHA members and exhibitors at shows, primarily through the efforts of volunteer am…

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Exploiting Russian Weakness: Moldova and Georgia at a Crossroads 58:10

24d ago58:10

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Later this month, both Moldova and Georgia will hold crucial elections with the potential to profoundly shape their futures. As Russia attempts to reassert dominance along its periphery amid its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Kremlin’s actions have triggered different geopolitical reorientations in different countries across the region. Moldov…

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Is the enlightenment over? 54:02

24d ago54:02

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Amy Wax is a professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania, known for her views on race, culture, and social policy. Recently, Amy faced suspension from her teaching duties following remarks that sparked debates over academic freedom and the limits of discourse in the classroom. Amy joins Freddy Gray on the Americano show to discuss her recent…

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The Administrative State: A Threat to American Liberty and How to Restore Constitutional Intent 33:40

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Send us a text Could America's administrative state be the greatest threat to liberty today? Ned Ryan, author of "American Leviathan: The Birth of the Administrative State and Progressive Authoritarianism," joins us to tackle this monumental question. We trace the origins and growth of the administrative state from Woodrow Wilson's era to today's s…

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Is JD Vance the next Republican presidential nominee? 17:45

26d ago17:45

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Last night the Vice Presidential nominees JD Vance and Tim Walz went head-to-head in a televised debate. It began with the war erupting in the Middle East, followed by a clash over abortion and immigration. Freddy Gray speaks to Sarah Eliot from Republicans Overseas about why Vance came out on top, and whether he could be in the running as the next…

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Maria Konnikova on Cheating in Poker: Ban Electronics & Sunglasses 59:27

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Life Outside Poker is a new podcast for PokerNews hosted by Connor Richards that seeks to pull back the curtain on poker players and allow viewers and listeners to get to know them on a personal level. In the 18th episode, Connor speaks with author and psychologist Maria Konnikova about her family leaving Russia to come to the US, writing her first…

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Will America go to war with Iran? 41:16

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Israel has launched what it has described as "limited, localised and targeted ground raids" in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah’s deputy leader says they’re ready for a ground offensive. It comes as more than 1000 people have been killed in the past two weeks in Lebanon. Could they be heading for all-out war? Is it possible that Iran and the US will be …

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What Can We Expect from a Harris-Walz Foreign Policy? 51:23

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As the 2024 presidential elections approach, there is increasing speculation about the potential implications for U.S foreign policy. Today on Brussels Sprouts, we will have the first discussion in a two-part series on this topic, focusing first on what we might expect from a Harris-Walz administration. In many respects, Kamala Harris’s foreign pol…

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112. Roundtable: Walk/Trot 1:26:33

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In this roundtable episode, our guests, Randall, Katy, Jessica, and Ellen delve into the popular yet contentious Walk-Trot division in our industry. They discuss its impact on class sizes, potential reforms, financial and physical limitations for riders, and varying association rules. With over 600 comments from previous discussions, the episode em…

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What happens if the American election is a tie? 31:27

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America has a peculiar way of deciding national elections. Instead of a cumulative national vote, the president and vice president are determined by fifty separate state elections. The top ticket in each state (except Nebraska and Maine) receives all that state’s electoral votes, no matter how slim the margin of victory. Each state’s electoral vote…

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Could Pennsylvania decide the US election? 30:14

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Freddy Gray is joined by Oliver Bateman, historian and journalist based in Pittsburgh. They discuss how important Pennsylvania will be during the election, the mail-in ballot system, and the state of the race.The Spectator

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S14E3: The Draft Controversy and a New Haredi Outlook with Yehoshua Pfeffer 1:01:37

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The Haredi community has been facing — and facing down — mounting pressure to participate meaningfully in areas of Israeli civic life, including military service and the workforce. While many in the community wish to maintain their isolation, it is widely seen by the rest of Israeli society as unfair and unsustainable. Haredi community rabbi Yehosh…

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Friends of the Earth Discuss Who Funds the Most Environmentally Damaging Sectors 1:01:07

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Monique Mikhail, Senior Program Manager, Climate and Agriculture Finance Program, and Kelly McNamara, Senior Research and Policy Analyst, at Friends of the Earth reveal some shocking environmental statistics from the banking industry's funding of animal agriculture. Bull in the Climate Shop study: https://foe.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Bull-in-…

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111. Horse Show Success: A Look at NSBA and NOSHA’s Premier Events with Stephanie Lynn 58:42

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In this episode of On The Rail Podcast, we get into NSBA (National Snaffle Bit Association) initiatives and industry insights with guest Stephanie Lynn. They discuss the progress and future of current show events, such as the World Championship Show and the Breeders Championship Futurity, and highlight the importance of supporting local open horse …

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Cenk Uygur on abortion, Israel-Gaza & Kamala's 'word salads' 43:18

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Cenk Uygur is a broadcaster and host of The Young Turks show. On the show Freddy Gray speaks to Cenk about the 2024 US election and Kamala's 'world salads'; language used by the Democrats on abortion and whether Kamala can strike a chord with the pro-Palestine voters in America.The Spectator

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The Origins of Elected Strongmen: How Personalist Parties Destroy Democracy from Within 59:56

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This week, CNAS hosted the book launch for The Origins of Elected Strongmen: How Personalist Parties Destroy Democracy from Within, a new book by Dr. Joseph Wright, Dr. Erica Frantz, and Dr. Andrea Kendall-Taylor. Moderated by Susan Glasser, this event discusses how democracies around the world are being weakened by the actions and efforts of their…

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