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Ted finally joins the gym and it's not going to end well. Mark and Matt nearly come to blows because of Star Wars. It's official the Olympics is the worst thing ever.!

Police use of force for blacks is 7 times higher than whites in Minneapolis. About 20 percent of Minneapolis’s population of 430,000 is black. But when the police get physical — with kicks, neck holds, punches, shoves, takedowns, Mace, Tasers or other forms of muscle — nearly 60 percent of the time the person subject to that force are black.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/police-use-of-force--4436193/support.

Recruited into the police brotherhood, this is one woman's story of violence, intimidation and lawlessness – and that was just in the office. New episodes dropping weekly in this gripping six episode series.

Send us a textWhat do officers really think about body cameras, and how do they navigate the complexities of use-of-force scenarios? Find out as I, host Erik Lavigne, welcome our new co-host, Banning Sweatland, whose deep voice and engaging presence breathe new life into the show. Joining forces with returning guest Deadleg from the Failure to Stop Podcast Network and special guest Von Kleim from Force Science, we explore the fascinating interplay between scientific insights and real-world police reactions. Get ready for stories from the front lines, including Deadleg's rich background in the ...

Thousands of Jasper residents, and visitors to Jasper National Park have been forced to flee due to a wildfire evacuation order. Ontario resident Stephanie Goertz tells us about she and her family's evacuation from Jasper; CBC reporter Liam Britten joins us from Kamloops; and Clearwater Mayor Merlin Blackwell joins us to talk about wildfire's impact on B.C. tourism. Then, we talk with U.B.C. Sauder School of Business marketing teacher Tim Silk about the pros and cons of a cashless society. We ask listeners to call us about whether it should be mandatory for vendors to accept cash.

Royal Flying Doctor Service pilots have been forced to use the Eyre Highway as a landing strip twice in the last month due to wet weather which has flooded the airstrip at Eucla. Nadia Somers, the head of logistics at the Royal Flying Doctor Service joined Julie-Anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons to discuss why this is problematic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Workplace culture is constantly changing; even more so in the days following the COVID pandemic. As younger folks join the workforce, they’ve brought with them a greater sense of self-care, which has included using their allotted sick days. Anna Recksiek, HR Business Partner at Bonneville International calls into KSL at Night to discuss the shifting trends she’s seen around sick days and time-off. Make sure you tune in to hear this final segment from our talented hosts, Leah Murray and Greg Skordas!

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Part II of our conversation, Daniel Glad, (Director of the Procurement Collusion Strike Force, Department of Justice) offers captivating stories from his career in law, the second part of the Sherman Act, and more!Follow & subscribe to stay up-to-date on NASPO!naspo.org | Pulse Blog | LinkedIn | Youtube | Facebook

Guest Host, Megan Smyth (Director of Legal Education and Sr. Legal Counsel at NASPO) Joins the Pulse to speak with Daniel Glad, Director of the Procurement Collusion Strike Force, Department of Justice. Daniel explains the origins and mission of the PCSF, its role in combating collusion in procurement, and the importance of the Sherman Act. Stay tuned for Part II!Follow & subscribe to stay up-to-date on NASPO!naspo.org | Pulse Blog | LinkedIn | Youtube | Facebook

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Technology continues to evolve and spill over into the world of work, allowing more robots to fit into modern workplaces. More companies have turned to robot workers to fill jobs that are difficult to recruit for, primarily the manufacturing sector. Milford Asset Management's Deborah Lambie explains what this means for the years ahead. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here's your local news for Monday, February 12, 2024:We attend a Madison rally against hate,Celebrate the city's first-ever Korean American Day,Learn why the number of licensed school bus drivers is on the decline in Wisconsin,Check in on the government's calendar for the coming week,Commemorate one of the longest sit-down strikes in U.S. history,Review two new movies on the small screen,And much more.

Policing across America remains under attack and a use of force policy change in Phoenix has turned heads.

Welcome to another episode of First off, let's kill all the lawyers. Uttered in a Shakespeare line back in the 15th century, which kind of drew raucous applause. Still today sort of holds out when you bring that line-up, people kind of smirk or chuckle and think it's not a bad idea. I'm David Heffernan. I've been practicing personal injury law in Miami for almost three decades, and I'm an adjunct faculty at the University of Miami School of Law and their trial program. My goal behind putting this program together was to bring in other local South Florida lawyers. And maybe one by one, we can ...