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Politics at UWA

Matt Hennington

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Welcome to Politics at UWA, where we discuss and inform the public about politics from the campus of the University of West Alabama. Cover art photo provided by Louis Velazquez on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@angelvela
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UWA Innovation Quarter

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The UWA Innovation Quarter (UWA IQ) strive to foster innovation, industry engagement and entrepreneurship for students and staff at the University of Western Australia.
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Throwin' Hands

Jakob Janoski

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Do you like fighting? Then this is the podcast for you. We talk a lot of UFC, previewing and reviewing fights. What about boxing? We preview and review big boxing matches, too. This is Throwin' Hands. This podcast is brought to you by U92 the Moose, College Radio at West Virginia University.
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The Philosophy Society Podcast

UWA Undergraduate Philosophy Society

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The Philosophy Society Podcast is the place where well supported opinions, beliefs and arguments are shared. Present your views and hear the views of other students and staff at the University of Western Australia as well as the broader philosophical community. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to epistemology, ethics, metaphysics, religion, politics, psychology, and sociology and their relation to philosophy. If you want to explore the big questions of life, reality, and the ...
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Archadia Revelations

Archadia Revelations

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Archadia Revelations, on the White Dragon Podcast Network, isn't your average professional wrestling podcast! A 15 year veteran of the wrestling business, Archadia has performed for such promotions as JAPW, ACE, JCW, PWU, and UWA Elite. Archadia Revelations is an hour or so conversation, in the deepest sense, with those special individuals who participate in the world of professional wrestling. Archadia Revelations seeks to be more than just a pro wrestling podcast. By the end of each episod ...
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This is a podcast about investing. We will not be talking about any one particular investing method instead each episode will feature a different avenue to give someone who is just starting out all the knowledge they need to invest properly This podcast is a school project for imc279 at UWA presented by peyton Holmes
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A fresh approach to telling little known stories from Perth’s history. From snake charmers, planned segregation, and refugees desperate to fit in, this fascinating look at the Untold Stories of Perth is based on new and existing oral history interviews in the City of Perth's Cultural Collections.
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Dive into the realm of ideas with Rational Grounds, the podcast where philosophy, ethics, and politics intersect. Each episode unpacks complex concepts, debates, and dilemmas, stripping them down to their core to uncover a rational understanding. Thought-provoking discussions and clear-eyed explorations that challenge perspectives and promote deeper understanding. Let’s find the rational grounds to complex ideas. Note: Rational Grounds was the first podcast in Australian history to be legall ...
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This year's United States Supreme Court session has had a particular impact on health care access across the country. From the Skrmetti decision affirming a ban on gender-affirming care for minors, to the Planned Parenthood decision that allows states to bar access to federal Medicaid funding for that provider regardless of the procedure, and the B…
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The United States has a maternal mortality issue. In 2021, the U.S. ranked 55th in the world for maternal mortality, by far the worst of any higher-income country. Even more concerning, Black women are disproportionately impacted and experience maternal mortality 2.6 times the rate for White women. Beyond the lack of access and ongoing systematic r…
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The Dark History of Eugenics, AI Ethics & Transhumanism with Prof. Rob Wilson on Rational Grounds This episode blends academic curiosity, moral urgency, and philosophical intrigue. What does it mean to be human in an age of AI and transhumanism? In this deep, mind-bending episode of Rational Grounds, Professor Rob Wilson — UWA's Professor of Philos…
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The United States appears to be poised to make one of the most substantial changes in foreign policy with the pause on funding to Ukraine amidst the third year of the conflict with Russia. To break down this change and reflect on the role of President Zelensky and President Trump, we are joined by Professor Monica Eppinger. Professor Eppinger is a …
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In this compelling episode of Rational Grounds, I sit down with Perth rap artist Bitter Belief to explore the intersections of religion, ethics, and politics in both his music and his life. We discuss his journey to faith, starting with a profound moment in Bali that led him to embrace Christianity and find deeper purpose. Bitter Belief shares how …
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An explosive conversation with Russian boxing legend Victor Oganov on navigating politics, societal pressures, and staying true to oneself. 1×0:00-1:28:16Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. How does one navigate a world divided by power, ideology, and culture? In this fantastic episode of the Rational Grounds Podcast, I…
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In which a different team returned to Crimea Park; Misato does an impression of a metronome; Molly reads down angle; Alex is really really unlucky; Currie is too old to get out of the way; Vette does not go fishing; Sophie is composed; Monica is focussed; Molly really has to run; Sophie remembers the words of all of her teeball coaches; Molly does …
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In which calls and messages of love and respect come from around the world; Molly finally draws a walk; Dan has a personal coach; Steph thinks too much; George replicates training drills; Meg goes chasing (thankfully); Vicky is unrushed; Molly gets muscular; Misato is consistent; Alex is ripped off (with an apology); Vicky physically demonstrates A…
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In which Meg mounts a comeback; Caitlin advertises the power of Hard Solo; Misato is ready; most others are not; Molly is athletic; repeatedly; Vette reels in the years; but laments having to run; Monica lacks patience; but not as much as Deborah; Molly dislikes the fence; Dan and Steph stop talking; Monica can run; but the gloves clang too often…
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In this episode, Cameron Branch, comedian and co-host of The Hard Yarn Podcast, discusses his transformative spiritual journey, including an encounter with "God" during a guided mushroom trip, leading to profound self-discovery and healing. Cameron explores the concept of "returning to zero," a philosophy centered on shedding trauma and limiting be…
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In which Trav takes medical advice seriously; Shaun is grateful for his new screen; Molly is respected; Georgina lunges; Alex remembers her leg kick; Misato is a wall; Dan is too keen; so is Deborah; Ciara is very quick; Sophie crushes without knowing where it went; Alex knows; Dan crushes; Deborah gets her first; Misato gets revenge; Ciara runs ha…
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In which the Freedom Centre practice very hard for the first pitch; Trav volunteers to catch it; Shaun volunteers to wear a tutu; Trav is pumped; (Those things are not connected though); Molly dislikes wasting pitches; Trav enjoys fouling them off; Caitlin has her mojo back; Molly’s subconscious gets in her way; Sophie isn’t quite quick enough; but…
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In which Clayton gives up his Sunday morning; Molly forgets how to give up a ball; Misato doesn’t like wasting pitches - especially with her fan club watching; Steph is out in front; Vette does all she can to avoid running; Caitlin gets her bat mojo back; Sophie misses a signal; Alex covers as Caitlin gets confused; Deborah gets to the first three …
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In which George is determined; Deborah charges; Dan is stretchy; Molly is exhausting; Steph overanalyses; Trav is cautious but has some moves; Alex awakens old memories but is very athletic; Ciara can run; Alex is strong; Steph Marshals the field; Caitlin slams the door; Molly slams the ball; George is gritty; Dan is patient; Alex gets dirty; & Geo…
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In which Molly was muscly & Misato was well drilled; Trav finds a way to get out of starting pitching & Caitlin finds a way to deal with her hangover; Steph unsuccessfully tests a new sliding technique; Monica needs to tape up yet another injury; Deborah doesn’t miss; Misato is unlucky; Steph has lots of running to do; Georgina makes an adjustment;…
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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Tahlia Casella, an 11-year-old Jiu-Jitsu world champion from Perth, Western Australia, and the future of Australian Jiu-Jitsu. Tahlia shares her journey from starting in the sport to dominating on the world stage. We also dive deep into an important conversation for parents: how to encourage and support y…
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The Electoral College is a system unique to the Unites States democratic experience. And it has been a major topic of discussion for the last few elections with some calls to do away with it entirely. As we approach an election which could potentially be decided by just one electoral vote or even with the winning candidate losing the popular vote, …
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In a session that was seemingly aimed at severely limiting long standing precedent and restraining the powers of the administrative state, there were five cases focused on administrative law. From the Chevron Doctrine to the SEC and the EPA, the high court touched on many parts of the administrative state. For this episode, we are joined by Profess…
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In this compelling episode, I sit down with Grady Stewart, an American pioneer in the world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). Grady shares his incredible journey from touring the globe with legendary fighter Ken Shamrock to bringing the sport of MMA to Perth, Western Australia. As a promoter, he made waves in the industry by bringing top-tier fighters l…
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Two years following the Dobbs decision, the country’s highest court is grappling with the aftereffects. This year the Supreme Court handed down two related cases regarding the use of mifepristone and the application of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act in states where abortions are banned. To discuss these cases, the implications, and w…
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In a watershed ruling regarding executive powers, the United States Supreme Court ruled in Trump v United States that presidents should be immune from prosecution for official actions they took while in office. While historically presidents have enjoyed some level of immunity, this ruling expands that greatly. To discuss this monumental ruling and …
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Each June delivers some high-profile decisions from the United States Supreme Court. One notable case this year is Vidal v Elster where the Court rejected an attempt to force the Patent and Trademark Office to accept the registration of “Trump too small” as a trademark for t-shirts mocking the former president. In this episode, we are joined by Pro…
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Joel Jammal is a prominent right-wing political commentator in Australia, known for his incisive analysis and outspoken views on national and international political issues. As the leader of Turning Point Australia, Jammal has been at the forefront of promoting conservative values and policies, inspiring a new generation of politically active Austr…
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Today we sit down with formidable UFC Middleweight Fighter, Jacob Malkoun. Nick Named 'Mamba', Jacob not only holds multiple wins in the UFC but also boasts accolades such as winning the ADCC Asia Trials and the Pan Pacific Gold in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, alongside a 3-0 in professional boxing record. In this deep dive, Jacob shares the captivating jo…
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In this riveting episode of our podcast, we sit down with the remarkable Adele Fornarino, a trailblazer in the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and Australia's premier female athlete in the discipline. Not only does Adele hold the prestigious title at America's Grapple Fest, but she has also spectacularly defended it, showcasing her exceptional s…
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In which Molly calls the shot; there is much gratitude and thankfulness (even while, for a long time, there is no umpire); there is also rain; Caitlin giggles; often; Michelle is unhappy (with cause); Dan learns another rule; Caitlin is filthy, but not brutal (despite what Trav says); Ella stands her ground (literally); Molly demonstrates that the …
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In this episode, we are joined by John. He is the owner and creator of "raw meat experiment". A Page dedicated to the experience of eating Raw Meat directly from the packet. His “raw meat experiment” videos have truly gone viral, with some reaching up to eight million views. However, John has decided to eat Raw Chicken now on a new page called "raw…
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With an election case involving who is on the ballot headed to the United States Supreme Court and various others bubbling to the surface, this election season promises to be filled with excitement. Between voter access, gerrymandering cases, elected officials pushed out of their district these are certainly unprecedented times. In this episode we …
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In which Lisa chickens out; Michelle plays somewhere for the first time; there are lots of discussions about balks; Anney has a new glove; Trav has a too well-worn move; a pitcher covers first; Caitlin eventually stamps the right spot; Ciara’s bat keeps making it look effortless; as does Molly’s glove; Trav monsters; as does Michelle; but Caitlin i…
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In which Annie gets very very nervous (& then has cause to be); there is much discussion about spray charts (which Steph then ignored); Caitlin cannot read a signal (but executed her thing perfectly); after she gets her uniform dirty; Anneliese gets one in exactly her spot; Molly is everywhere (fortunately); Ella makes the adjustment; Anneliese doe…
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In which boys selfishly do too much digging; Ciara doesn’t need sunglasses; Molly finds some footing (at least initially); Trav’s timing is way off; Michelle’s is not; Steph is robbed as Shaun is misunderstood; Ciara is robbed of an in-the-park; Caitlin’s arm gets the yips; Molly can’t find footing; Chasey is played by the infield; the Kelmscott di…
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In which Emma does a lot more driving than she expected; Pride hangovers abound; Ella has to have her photo taken; Molly channels her inner Dante Bichette (but with a zen face); Emma is forced to run; Richelle likes the cones; Dan is in unfamiliar territory; Monica is unruffled; Steph is unlucky but much steadier; Annie gets it where she likes it; …
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In which Emma is finally forced to lie still; everyone is grateful for the McGillivray Sea Breeze; Caitlin plays the veteran card; Dan learns to score; Janice loves the new tablet; there is no collective understanding of the infield fly rule; Molly decides to do everything herself (& then feels really guilt about doing so); Caitlin beats one out; S…
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In which Ashleigh pulls off a something extraordinary; Vicky & Ryan enable us to be part of it; the first pitch gets everyone excited; there is a lot of dressing up; Baseball is eventually played; Emma is even less quick; Caitlin is briefly robbed (fixed it); Amelie proves herself wrong; Richelle thinks she’s quicker; Molly has a drop step; a reall…
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Rabbi Dr Dovid Slavin is one of the most prominent Rabbi's in Sydney, Australia. and he joins us for episode 100 of FIVE8 Podcast to discuss his philanthropic work with Our Big Kitchen and the Palestine v Israel conflict. TIMESTAMP: (0:00) - Introduction Presented by Loanoptions.ai (3:33) - Episode Starts - The Story of Our Big Kitch explained by R…
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In which there are yips to be dispelled, surprises to appear, sleep to be had in the wrong places, and something extraordinary to be part of. In which Michelle is pumped; Dan has ball fever but communication is in short supply; Molly flexes her range; then gets caught short; Caitlin has rhythm; Molly finds hers; Steph calls loudly; Monica does her …
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In which Molly gets the yips; Sophie does not; Trav shoulders a load; but also audibly has too much to say for herself; Olympia loses an out and falls asleep; Sophie keeps the ball on the ground; Monica is aggressive; Trav can’t get it out of the infield; Sophie stays economic; Steph is grateful for the second pitching change; Ciara picks out a fie…
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Nearly every day we see a new headline about a labor union in the news. From the recent Writers Guild agreement to the ongoing United Auto Workers strike and the numerous health care walk outs; labor unions are once again changing the game in the workplace. Why the influx in strikes in the labor movement? What does this mean for the future of labor…
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