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Sometimes the very strategies meant to help children have the opposite effect. Join AEI’s Naomi Schaefer Riley and Ian Rowe as they look behind the headlines at the public policies and cultural agendas driving child welfare and education. Rowe and Riley bring to light practices that will make you ask, “Are you kidding me?”
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websynradio : a radio program hosted by Dominique Balaÿ. WebSYNradio is an independent radio program whose broadcast is streamed 24/7. WebSYNradio brings together propositions from artists or intellectuals that are for the most part well-established on the international scene.http://synradio.fr/ Parmi les artistes participants : 0 (Joël Merah, Stéphane Garin, Sylvain Chauveau), Adam Nankervis, Alan Dunn, Alfredo Costa Monteiro, Amanda Belantara, Anna O et Alain Descarmes, Anna Raimondo, Anne ...
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In today's special episode, Katie sits down with Grove City College professor Dr. Michael Coulter to discuss the importance of Pennsylvania. Time stamps. 00:00 Intro 00:38 Pennsylvania, the center of the election 02:45 Voting turnout 05:02 House of Representatives in Pennsylvania 09:03 Voting and ballots 13:31 political advertising 15:45 counting b…
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Because of the Family First Prevention Services Act passed in 2017, residential care facilities, or “group homes,” for foster youth have lost significant funding—leading to the closure of many residential treatment options. Many advocates of the policy believe that placement with families are always the best option for kids. But what about the nume…
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Conservatives Must Stand For Their Values. In today’s episode, our host Ashby sits down with special guest Isaac Willour ‘24. Isaac is a journalist, thinker, business analyst, and an IFF Student Fellow alum. Ashby and Isaac talk industry, media, the conservative party, and the upcoming election. Time stamps 00:00 Introducing Isaac 07:03 Advice for …
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Technological innovations are often sold to the public as ways to make life easier. But what if the increasing prevalence of technology in our lives is actually crowding out human experiences that are integral to children’s development and well-being? This week, Naomi and Ian are joined by AEI Senior Fellow Christine Rosen to discuss her new book, …
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Programme de MICHEL TITIN-SCHNAIDER pour webSYNradio : Autobiophonie + Entropie passagère. J'ai eu l'idée de cette composition parce que j'ai constaté être très sensible à certains sons : notamment les hirondelles et la 40e de Mozart. En recherchant pourquoi, j'ai compris qu'il s'agissait de sons entendus très jeune. J'ai alors eu l'idée de constru…
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Earlier this week, Katie had the opportunity to sit down with First Things editor R.R. Reno. Enjoy! Bio: R. R. Reno | Featured Authors | First Things Time stamps: 0:00 Intro 0:28 Introducing RR Reno 1:41 Overview of lecture what are you speaking on tonight? 3:52 Disintegration of society 6:11 What is populism 10:00 Cultural and political changes si…
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When parents perpetuate abuse against their children, it is all too likely that they themselves were also victims of abuse. Children who have experienced maltreatment face significant barriers to flourishing when they reach adulthood, but with support and the right tools, it is possible for individuals to make different choices and break the cycle …
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Today our hosts talk about watching the newest hit movie in theaters: Reagan. After you watch the episode, let us know your thoughts on the movie. Timestamps:0:00 intro 3:16 is Reagan irrelevant to younger generations? 5:15 is the Reagan movie too biased? 7:52 Reagan had the best soundbites 10:18 Propaganda vs. reality 15:01 was Reagan a hero to th…
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Programme de DONALD RUBINSTEIN pour webSYNradio : Radio waves. websynradio se met à l'heure américaine avec son invité Donald Rubinstein, compositeur fétiche de BO de films d'horreur qui sont entrés dans la culture populaire, notamment ceux de George Romero (Martin, Knightriders, Bruiser ...).Donald Rubinstein nous embarque dans un programme inédit…
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Concerns about a mental health crisis among young people have produced broad initiatives to improve overall mental well-being or “prevent” mental illness. But what evidence do we have that these programs are producing desirable outcomes? This week, Naomi and Ian are joined by Carolyn Gorman, the Paulson Policy Analyst at the Manhattan Institute. In…
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Welcome back to our fourth season of Liberty Mail! Join us as we introduce our new co-host, Ashby Abernathy, and talk about what Liberty Mail will look like this year.Be sure to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode!---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------T…
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Programme de PHILIPPE FESTOU pour webSYNradio : SILENZIO. Conçue comme une œuvre radiophonique, un horspiel, le 'soundtrack' est aussi conçu pour pouvoir s'émanciper de l'image. Inspiré du livre "L'oreille au monde" de Philippe Festou (éd. Delatour). À partir du mythe de la Sibilla Cumana dont les mots doivent être entendus dans le son du vent, s'e…
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In the first episode of Season 4, our host, Grove CityCollege senior Katie Kenlein talks with Dr. Paul Kengor about the movie Reagan, which is based on his book The Crusader. Learn about his experience at the Hollywood premier and how this film has been in the making for almost 20 years!
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Policymakers, researchers, and activists in the child welfare field frequently point to racial disparities within the system, as evidence of the systemic bias. But what are the true causes of these disparities? And how should governmental bodies tasked with protecting civil rights understand this issue? This week, Naomi and Ian are joined by Rafael…
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In 1996, Rev. W.C. Martin and his wife partnered with 22 families in their 100-person congregation to adopt 77 of the most difficult-to-place children in the Texas foster care system. A recent film, Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot, tells the stories of these families and the inspiring results of their efforts. This week, Naomi and Ian are j…
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As the school choice movement has gained momentum in recent years, parents have become a political force to be reckoned with. This week, Naomi and Ian are joined by Corey DeAngelis, senior fellow at the American Federation for Children and a visiting fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution, to discuss his recent book, The Parent Revoluti…
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The country’s youth mental health crisis continues to increase demand for psychiatric beds. Yet, the availability of residential treatment facilities, reserved for youth with severe emotional disturbances, is on the decline. What impact does this have on youth—including those in foster care--with high levels of need, and how do we ensure access to …
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The dramatic rise in substance use disorders over the past decade has altered—indeed, destroyed—many American lives, but how does this epidemic affect children? And who is ensuring their safety? This week, Naomi and Ian are joined by Sarah Font, child welfare researcher and associate professor of sociology and public policy at Penn State, to discus…
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Programme de Anton Mobin pour webSYNradio : what remains on the tape ?. Invité par Dominique Balaÿ à concocter une playlist pour WebSYNradio, je décide de revisiter mes expériences réalisées autour du support cassette depuis 2013. En reprenant les modèles, contraintes et concepts de ces expérimentations basiques, voici une heure trente de compositi…
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How has the Supreme Court’s decision on Dobbs v. Jackson affected foster care and adoption in the United States during the past two years? This week, Naomi and Ian are joined by Herbie Newell, President & Executive Director of Lifeline Children’s Services, one of the largest adoption agencies in the United States. Herbie discusses how the recent li…
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The steep increase in mental health challenges among young children is one of today’s most widely discussed issues. But why is so little attention paid to the role of family dynamics in creating or reducing stress for kids? This week, Ian and Naomi are joined by Dr. Nicholas Zill, research psychologist and senior fellow at the Institute for Family …
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Conventional wisdom suggests that developing a child’s intellect is the job of schools, but parents spend far more time with their kids than teachers do. There is a lot that parents can and should do on this front. This week, Naomi is joined by Eva Moskowitz, founder and CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools in New York City, and author of the rec…
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Podcast de Carl Stone pour websynradio : Aux alentours du Kamya bar, Carl Stone convoque pour ce programme original webSYNradio tout un ensemble d'oeuvres (Ros Bobos, Annie Gosflield, David Toop, Tanner Menard, Joseph Hammer, Ben Neill, Roger Kleier, Saunter Chihei Hatakeyama, Yann Novak, Robert Crouch, Chas Smith, Sawako, Richard Lainhart, et des …
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Co-hosts Grace Reilly and Katie Kenlein break down ESG:Environmental, Social, Governance and the influence of the UN, World Economic Forum, and Blackrock. View the Language Watch Project mentioned by Gracehere: https://www.restorationofamerica.com/language-watch/ Liberty Mail is a project of Grove City College’s Institute for Faith and Freedom. For…
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Why do some members of the “elite class”—those who are educated, wealthy, and largely raised in stable, two-parent homes—publicly advocate for harmful beliefs while not subscribing to them in their private lives? This week marks Are You Kidding Me?’s 100th episode! For this special episode, Naomi and Ian are joined by Rob Henderson, psychologist an…
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Podcast de DAVID FENECH pour webSYNradio. Avec des morceaux de The Monks, Andew Liles + Jean Hervé Péron, Glaxo Babies, Renaldo and the Loaf, Felix Kubin, Fritz Muller, Iggy + The Stooges, H.N.A.S, Volcano the Bear, Nervous Norvus, Jac Berrocal + David Fenech + Ghédalia Tazartès, Connan Mockasin, Brigitte Fontaine, Colin Stetson, Jr + His Soulettes…
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Katie Kenlein sits down with Cato Institute scholar Colleen Hroncich to discuss the future of school choice in America. They touch on basic ideas of school choice, defining ESAs and vouchers, and discuss why teachers unions are so afraid that school choice will benefit everyone. Find Colleen Hroncich’s recent article here: Has the Tide Turned on Sc…
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The “Success Sequence” refers to a series of steps—graduating high school, working full-time, and marrying before having children—that are shown to dramatically decrease one’s likelihood of living in poverty. But what happens if, for a variety of reasons, these steps are completed out of order? In this episode, Naomi and Ian are joined by Angela Ra…
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Co-hosts Grace Rielly and Katie Kenlein cover the biggest issuesaddressed in last night’s State of the Union speech. From the pro-Palestinian protesters blocking Penn. Ave. and the democrat women wearing all white for abortion rights, to President Biden’s claims that his border security is the toughest we’ve ever had, President Biden’s SOTU was a m…
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Why are Americans having fewer children? And why do younger Americans seem resistant to the idea of having children at all? In this episode, Naomi and Ian are joined by Tim Carney, a senior fellow at AEI focusing on family, religion, and civil society in America. Tim discusses his upcoming book, “Family Unfriendly: How Our Culture Made Raising Kids…
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New York City public schools have long struggled with abysmally low literacy rates among their students. Will adopting a more evidence-based reading curriculum be enough to create improvement? This week, Naomi and Ian are joined by Robert Pondiscio, Senior Fellow at AEI and scholar of K-12 education, to discuss the science of reading. A former 5th …
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In today's special episode, Grace is joined by special guest Emily Milnes, the Director of Recruitment and Program Relations at Pepperdine's School of Public policy. Milnes is a licensed attorney admitted to the State Bar of California. Over the years, Milnes has conducted policy and legal research for non-governmental organizations throughout the …
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Co-hosts Grace Reilly and Katie Kenlein discuss the ongoing decline of education— from wokeness to academics. Can schools be fixed? Can COVID still be blamed for declining scores, or does the problem run deeper? Liberty Mail is a project of Grove City College’s Institute for Faith and Freedom. For more information about IFF visit www.faithandfreedo…
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How can we ensure young Americans understand civics? Our K-12 schools have seen a significant loss in the both the quality and quantity of history and civics requirements. Is there any way reverse this trend? In this episode, Naomi and Ian are joined by Chris Sinacola, director of communications and media relations at Pioneer Institute and co-edito…
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In the first episode after winter break, co-hosts Grace Reillyand Katie Kenlein sit down to react to the biggest headlines over the past month. From new research out that shows more young Americans than ever consider themselves religious “nones” to Taylor Swift’s impact on the election. Plus, the hosts touch on the Republican primaries, the Epstein…
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Podcast du label Crónica. Pour le vingtième anniversaire du label portugais Crónica, qui s’est imposé comme une "plateforme majeure pour tout ce qui concerne les productions à la limite du conceptuel" (Coda), ses deux initiateurs Miguel Carvalhais et Pedro Tudela ont produit un programme de 3 heures, revisitant chacun des 200 titres du catalogue. h…
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(Note to listener: This episode contains mention of child abuse and child fatalities.) When children who are already on the radar of their child protection agency die from abuse, it is essential to ask whether and how this death could have been avoided. In particular, could the agency have prevented the death by doing something differently? In this…
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Podcast de Cristian Vogel pour websynradio : Third Space Requiems (inédit).“Third Space Requiems” est une trilogie électroacoustique de Cristián Vogel, composée dans les dernières heures de 2023 à la lumière d’événements qui ont profondément marqué son histoire sur un plan intime ou plus universel : Levitationism (0->6'30). Story In Blood (6'30->14…
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Podcast de Caroline Bergvall pour websynradio : VOICES WITH TEXTS... Morceaux et textes par des poètes et musiciens, solo ou en collaboration. Avec les voix et les sons de Lee Ann Brown, Tom Phillips & Gavin Bryars, Sawako Nakayasu, Ida Börjel & Mathias Kristerson, Caroline Bergvall & Adam Parkinson, Fred Frith, Pauline Oliveros & John Giorno, Char…
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Discussions about the child welfare system are plagued by two false narratives. The first is that cases where children are neglected are simply instances of poverty and can be solved just by providing more material resources to the family. The second is that racial disparities in the system mean that it is plagued by systemic bias and that authorit…
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Katie Kenlein welcomes Penny Nance, CEO and President ofConcerned Women for America, to the podcast to discuss the organization’s founding and continued work in DC as the nation’s largest public policy organization for women. A leading voice for conservative women across the country, Penny Nance discusses CWA’s work in the nominating processes of J…
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