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The Documentary Podcast

BBC World Service

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A window into our world, through in-depth storytelling from the BBC. Investigating, reporting and uncovering true stories from everywhere. Award-winning journalism, unheard voices, amazing culture and global issues. From Trump’s new world order, to protests in Turkey, to the headphone revolution, The Documentary investigates major global stories. We delve into social media, take you into the minds of the world’s most creative people and explore personal approaches to spirituality. Every week ...
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Exploring health and care transformation through the lenses of human centered design, service design, and digital innovation. Sam Menter, Managing Director at Healthia®, (www.healthia.services) the collaborative service design consultancy, talks to leaders and change-makers from public health, not-for-profit, health-tech and life sciences. Each episode explores how putting people at the heart of service design can drive impactful change. Learn and be inspired by real world examples like usin ...
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Design Feeling

Nirish Shakya

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Design Feeling is a new podcast and community platform for design thinkers, people gatherers, dot connectors, technologists and creative problem solvers who want to increase their self-awareness, creative confidence and meaning. Join Nirish Shakya, Design Thinking Consultant, Educator and Coach, and his expert guests as they explore the human behind the human-centred designer. Their mission is to help you become a more empowered problem solver with a clearer mission for others and more compa ...
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Global Business Center

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Global Business Centre is a Qatar-based company that provides fully furnished offices for rent in Qatar for all the start-ups, small businesses, and freelancers. Located in the heart of Doha, our premier private offices have state-of-art facilities to carry out your important tasks with ease. Our amenities include high-speed Wi-Fi, 24x7 ID card access, housekeeping, video conference system, HD TV, CCTV monitoring system, climate control environment and many more. You can also join our Virtua ...
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The People-Driven CEO Podcast features raw, insightful conversations with founders and CEOs who believe that people always come first in business, in culture, and life. Hosted by me, Shane Jeremy James, also known as S1H, I’m a serial entrepreneur, human architect, and speaker with a mission to help build the most people-centred, humanity-driven companies ever created. On this show, I sit down with top-performing leaders, visionaries, and impact-makers who aren’t just building successful com ...
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Human Design For Educators

Theresa Pembroke | Human Design Tips for Teachers and Educational Leaders

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Human Design for Educators, hosted by Theresa Pembroke, is a soul-nourishing podcast for teachers and educational leaders who desire transformative personal and professional growth. On this show, she'll be sharing with you a new way of doing things and what it truly means to bring the 'well' back to well-resourced teacher. Through intimate, bite-sized episodes, airing Monday to Friday, join Theresa as she delves deep into the heart of Human Design, guiding you to uncover your unique path to ...
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Radio National Breakfast daily stories separated for easy listening. Radio National Breakfast is Australia's only daily national radio current affairs program, synonymous with agenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and a place where you will hear the most significant stories impacting the lives of all Australians wherever they live. It is a pre-eminent thought leader in Australia.
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Userpeek TALKS

Userpeek.com

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Tina Banerjee, co-founder of Userpeek, talks to some of the world's most interesting people in the fields of user experience, SaaS, digital business and marketing about how to design and drive the best and most successful products and business models.
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Consumer Health Partnerships

Patient Experience Agency

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Welcome to "Consumer Health Partnerships”, the podcast where healthcare meets human care. Our show is a compelling journey into the heart of human-centred reform, showcasing the power of collaboration between consumers and healthcare professionals to forge a more empathetic and effective health system in Australia. Who should tune in? This podcast is crafted for digital health professionals, clinicians, practice owners, and anyone invested in the future of healthcare. Whether you’re a season ...
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Trade will be high on the agenda for the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese today, as the PM concludes his six-day visit to China in the city Chengdu. Meanwhile, at home and abroad, the government continues to field questions over its stance on Taiwan, after reports the Trump administration pressed Australia to declare what role it would play if the U…
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The cost of a widespread fire ant outbreak could cost the Australian economy two billion dollars each year, according to the Invasive Species Council. From the devastation of the agricultural sector to increased risk of anaphylaxis-related deaths, the threat of these tiny insects is daunting. And yet, the Invasive Species Council says Australia is …
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If you asked ChatGPT how much power artificial intelligence uses, it would tell you: "the amount of energy artificial intelligence uses can vary hugely, depending on the type of model and its usage." By some estimates, that response alone requires around 10 times the electricity of a Google search and with more than 400 million active users of Chat…
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A warning that this story discusses child abuse The work history of accused child abuser Joshua Dale Brown at childcare centres across Melbourne has been updated by authorities this week, with a warning further information is expected in the coming weeks. On Tuesday, police added four other childcare centres in Melbourne to the list, with health of…
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It's been revealed that thousands of Afghans have been secretly settled in the United Kingdom after their personal details were accidentally leaked in one of the worst security breaches in British history. The leak put those Afghans — many of whom had helped international forces during their occupation — at risk of reprisals from the Taliban, after…
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Israel has launched air strikes in the Syrian capital, Damascus, overnight damaging the defence ministry and hitting near the presidential palace. Military headquarters in the city were also targeted as Israel vowed to destroy Syrian government forces attacking Druze communities in southern Syria The attacks marked a significant Israeli escalation …
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Matcha consumption is soaring in Australia and around the world, and prices are about to follow. The spring harvest of tencha tea in Japan (where matcha comes from) wrapped up in May and at this year's first tea auction in Kyoto, tencha prices reached a record high of 87 dollars a kilogram. Guest: Erin Lindwall, founder of Matcha Yu Tea in Melbourn…
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People with disability make up more than a fifth of Australia's population. And yet people with disability are significantly under-represented in leadership positions, on boards, in politics and various other roles. It's an issue Graeme Innes thinks about often…if organisations aren't reflective of the community…how can they make decisions on their…
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The Reserve Bank wants to end debit and credit card surcharges — but some small business owners are concerned that, if implemented, they may end up covering the difference. They say the move risks prices increasing across the board. Guest: Matthew Addison, Chair, Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA). Producers: Oscar Coleman a…
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The nation's low productivity — and how to improve it — is a major priority for the returned Albanese Government's second term. Ahead of the Treasurer's upcoming economic reform roundtable, former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry says reforming the nation's "broken environmental laws" is an obvious lever to lift productivity and enhance resilience Gues…
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Australia's former Minister for Industry and Science, Ed Husic, has shared his views on special envoy Jillian Segal's plan to combat antisemitism, along with the upcoming plan from special envoy Aftab Malik to combat Islamophobia. Mr Husic, who was one of the country's first two Muslim federal ministers sworn into office, says both plans need to fo…
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Under a New South Wales state government plan, architect-designed drawings for new homes are being offered up for just a gold coin for the first six months, before increasing to $1,000 dollars. The low-rise designs have been released as part of a New South Wales Housing Pattern Book, which the government says will speed up the delivery of new homes…
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Regulations around cannabis have come a long way in Australia, with medicinal cannabis now legal in every jurisdiction, and recreational use decriminalised in the ACT. In a recent NSW upper house inquiry, six of the seven committee members backed the decriminalisation of cannabis use and possession, and ultimately a move towards a regulated, legali…
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Australia's need for data centres is growing exponentially as artificial intelligence advances and more critical systems like banking and healthcare go digital. But these large, power-hungry warehouses are causing planning and environmental headaches across the world. As multinational corporations pledge billions to establish centres on Australian …
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The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR ) is reporting a growing crisis at the border of Iran and Afghanistan, with almost one and a half million Afghans having left Iran and Pakistan this year to return to their homeland. The UNHCR says the number of Afghans crossing the border has intensified since mid-June, with tens of thousands of people crossing the bor…
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Ukraine is hoping to intercept more Russian missiles headed for its cities after US President Donald Trump confirmed he would transfer more Patriot battery systems to Kyiv. The president promised the weapons would arrive within days, responding to a long-term request from Ukraine to help bolster its defences. Under the plan, the United States will …
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is planning a major reshuffle of his government, proposing to replace his Prime Minister with his deputy Yulia Svyrydenko and appointing the current PM — Denys Shmyhal — as Ukraine's new Defence Minister. Ms Svyrydenko is an economist and has served as first deputy prime minister since before the war, while M…
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Observers are calling this possibly the biggest human trafficking event in modern times. Hundreds of thousands of people recruited – usually under false pretences - to work in massive facilities in the border areas of Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, to promote fraudulent investment schemes and romance scams to unsuspecting citizens around the world. Th…
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The largest ever collision of black holes has been recorded by scientist leading them to question previous models about how they form. The two black holes collided on the edge of the milky way and were detected back on earth by the The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory which say the final merger produced a black hole approximately…
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"We support the status quo when it comes to Taiwan, we don't support any unilateral action there": those were the words of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese this week as he batted away questions in Shanghai about what role Australia might play in a potential conflict between the US and China. The Financial Times reported at the weekend that senior de…
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A table of contents that was accidentally included in Treasury's response to an ABC Freedom of Information request has poured doubt on whether the federal government will be able to meet its target of building 1.2 million homes in five years. Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he feels "relaxed" about the advice being made public, and remains conf…
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There are warnings that vulnerable Australians are falling between the cracks after a series of accommodation providers closed their doors in recent months. Providers in the supported accommodation sector say 215 beds in Queensland have been lost in the past 18 months as they contend with rising costs. They're asking for an emergency intervention f…
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Fire ants have been detected in central Queensland for the first time, at a coal mine near Moranbah, more than 150 kilometres inland from Mackay. It's raised concerns over the capability of the current containment and eradication plan in Queensland. Guest: Reece Pianta, Invasive Species Council's Advocacy Manager Producer: Grace Stranger…
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