Best Coffee Chatter Podcasts (2025)

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Show 291: Connor Fields Catch-Up 1:13:34

11d ago1:13:34

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Catching up with CF11 and chatting about his experience commentating with NBC at the Olympics, his role with USA BMX, the new Flo Sports broadcasting, and much more insight from the 2016 Olympic Gold Medalist. Enjoy! #Chatter

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Understanding UK Parking Rules: Fines, Private Land, and Devolved Policies 33:49

2d ago33:49

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Navigating parking in the UK can be complex due to devolved policy, meaning rules differ across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. This episode breaks down key aspects, from council-controlled parking and penalty charges to rules on private land enforced by private parking companies. We cover topics like DVLA data sharing, scams, grace…

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Longmont Locals: David Barton with DripEZ 48:02

2d ago48:02

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***QUICK PROMO: Come see us at a live podcast recoding at LMP on May 31 at 7 pm***** What can we say, we absolutely smoked this episode. Come find out why David Barton, Longmont resident and founder of the BBQ accessory business, DripEZ, agrees that the thermometer is a very important tool (and Brady thinks Meater is clever copy), how he paid off h…

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Northumberland & Newcastle School Buildings: Safety, Funding, and Student Futures 6:59

3d ago6:59

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This episode explores a parliamentary debate on the state of school buildings in Northumberland and Newcastle. The discussion highlights concerns about crumbling infrastructure, like the closure of Prudhoe community high school due to structural cracks just nine years after being built. MPs also raise issues like mouldy toilets and inadequate inves…

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Episode 78: An Overview on Principles of Bible Study 46:05

4d ago46:05

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In this episode we are kicking off a new series on Principles of Bible Study. Dylan goes through an overview of the principles and speaks to their importance. After this we will continue in this series breaking them down. A podcast centered around the Word of God and a good cup of coffee. We believe the Bible is God’s Word. We believe that the Bibl…

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Understanding Asthma in the UK: Care, Costs, and Calls for Change 6:51

4d ago6:51

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This episode explores a UK parliamentary debate on World Asthma Day, highlighting the significant impact of asthma across the nation. We explore key statistics: 7.2 million people live with asthma, and tragically, four people die from it daily. Many deaths are preventable, linked to unequal access to care and socioeconomic factors. The debate cover…

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The Future of British Film and Television: Navigating Challenges and Opportunities 9:18

5d ago9:18

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This episode explores the state of the British film and high-end television (HETV) industries based on recent analysis. We look at how big international investments drive growth but also the struggles faced by independent UK films trying to tell British stories. We discuss challenges like funding gaps, skills shortages, and protecting creative idea…

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Student Mental Health in England: Navigating Support & Duty of Care 10:34

6d ago10:34

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This episode explores the growing issue of student mental health in English universities. We look at how many students are affected, what factors contribute to poor mental health, and the debate around whether universities have a legal "duty of care" to their students. We discuss key court cases like Abrahart v University of Bristol and existing le…

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BONUS TRACK: Alan at the 2025 London Marathon 31:13

9d ago31:13

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Send us a text We haven't done one of these in a while and Alan just got back from his time in the UK for the London Marathon! ...he may have also seen some family and stuff, but you probably don't want to hear about that. If you've been following us for a while, you know that Alan has been applying every year to try and get into the London Maratho…

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UK Parliament: All-Party Parliamentary Groups 9:22

9d ago9:22

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This episode looks at All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs). These are informal, cross-party groups in the UK Parliament, focused on specific topics or countries. Although not official parliamentary bodies, they have faced concerns regarding governance and potential improper access or influence, particularly from lobbyists, commercial entities, or…

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Buzzcut: May 14, 2025 35:32

9d ago35:32

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Better late than never, right? It's so long ago we can't remember what we discussed, but there was a lengthy sidebar about socks. Unmissable, really. Everything you want to know and very little you need to know, as promised. Oh and May 31, we will be hosting "An Evening with SideDish" together with Longmont Public Media to kick off their member dri…

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UK Parliament: How Bills Get Carried Over Between Sessions 7:30

10d ago7:30

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This episode explores bill carry-over in the UK Parliament, a procedure that allows public bills to continue their progress from one parliamentary session to the next instead of falling at the end of a session. Initially suggested by the Modernisation Committee in 1997 to reduce legislative workload fluctuations and improve scrutiny, carry-over aim…

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UK Parliament: Directly-Elected Mayors in England and Wales 8:36

11d ago8:36

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Our topic this episode discusses directly-elected mayors in England and Wales, a system introduced by the Local Government Act 2000. There are three main ways local authorities can be run: mayor and cabinet, leader and cabinet, or the committee system. Discover how mayors are introduced, either by referendum or council resolution, and why most refe…

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UK Parliament: Select Committees - The Evolution of Core Tasks 6:26

12d ago6:26

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This episode looks at how the essential jobs, or "core tasks," of UK House of Commons select committees have changed over time. First set in 2002 to make committee work more organised and accountable, these tasks were updated in 2012 to match growing demands and add new areas like "Strategy" and "Public Engagement". More recent proposals, like in 2…

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Episode 77: Small Talk, Pope Leo XIV, Where We've Been In The Word 1:21:40

12d ago1:21:40

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In this episode Dylan and Kyle talk about what they have been reading in their personal study. They also get on the topic of the pope. Where are you at in your Bible? Can you give an answer to that question if somebody were to ask you? If not, now is the time to change that. Get in the word of God for yourself. A podcast centered around the Word of…

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UK Lobbying: Regulation, Scandals, and the Push for Transparency 9:48

13d ago9:48

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This episode looks at the world of lobbying in UK politics, exploring its definition, perceived benefits and drawbacks. We discuss the existing regulatory framework, primarily the Transparency of Lobbying Act 2014, which focuses on consultant lobbyists. Drawing on scrutiny and academic analysis, we highlight key criticisms of the Act, such as its n…

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Road Safety and Active Travel to School 7:20

16d ago7:20

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Do you worry about the safety of children on their way to school? Are you concerned about the decline in walking and cycling and the impact this has on their health and our environment? A recent debate in the House of Commons addressed these crucial issues, exploring how we can create safer routes and encourage more active travel to school. This ep…

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Alan and Liz's Running Chatter and Rundown on Books 101-110 1:17:25

16d ago1:17:25

1:17:25

Send us a text Here we are again with another recap episode. Alan and Liz chat about their last ten reads: Running From Tragedy by Michael Salsbury Running Through the Dark, by Jen Scotney Built To Run, by Matthew Silver The Ultimate Guide to Parkrun, by Lucy Waterlow There Is No Finish, by Stephen Parker To The Limit, by Michael Crawley The Frontr…

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Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow? The UK Salon Crisis You Need to Know 12:19

17d ago12:19

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Is your local salon facing an uncertain future? Parliament's recent debate exposed a critical situation for the UK's hair and beauty industry. Soaring costs and unfair tax policies are squeezing these vital community hubs, threatening jobs and apprenticeships. Understand the challenges and why it matters to your high street. This episode examines t…

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Episode 76: Idleness and Passivity 30:22

18d ago30:22

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In this episode Dylan breaks down the consistent problem that many Christians struggle with today, which is idleness. Many men are idle and passive in the way that they lead their home spiritually. This carries over into every aspect of life including into our churches. Tune in! A podcast centered around the Word of God and a good cup of coffee. We…

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Carlisle Floods: Understanding Past Devastation and Future Preparations 10:37

18d ago10:37

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Today we explore the critical issue of flood preparedness in Carlisle. This episode highlights the challenges the city faces and ongoing efforts to protect residents and properties from future flooding events, especially with the increasing risks posed by climate change. Carlisle experienced devastating floods in 2005, the worst since 1822, causing…

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Fixing the Maternal Health Crisis: Black Women Face Shocking Disparities in the UK 10:29

19d ago10:29

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While the UK is generally safe for childbirth, persistent and deadly inequalities exist for Black and minority ethnic women. Black women are three times more likely to die during pregnancy or childbirth than white women. This critical issue demands urgent attention and action. Key takeaways. Beyond mortality, Black women face higher rates of miscar…

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UK Master's Funding Explained 12:03

20d ago12:03

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Hey there, future master's student! Thinking about postgraduate studies in the UK but worried about the cost? You're not alone! Navigating the world of funding can seem daunting, but there are actually many potential avenues to explore. We want to give you a clear picture of the possibilities. Today on The Bench Report, Amy and Ivan break down the …

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The UK Constitution part 5: Central Government 14:52

23d ago14:52

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Who really runs the show in the UK? It's the central government, the executive branch, but its power isn't absolute. It's a fascinating system where the government comes from Parliament and is constantly answerable to it. Understanding this relationship is key to grasping how the UK is governed at the highest level. The Bench Report concludes our s…

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The UK Constitution part 4: The Judiciary 10:37

24d ago10:37

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Curious about why the UK has not just one, but three distinct legal systems? It might seem a bit unusual for a single country, but it's a fascinating result of history and the Acts of Union. Understanding these differences, and what ties them together, is key to grasping how justice is administered across the United Kingdom. In episode 4 of The Ben…

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The UK Constitution part 3: Devolution 14:05

25d ago14:05

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Ever wondered how different parts of the UK – Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland – govern themselves? It's a system called devolution, where the UK Parliament has shared some of its power. Understanding how this works is key to grasping the political landscape of the United Kingdom and how decisions are made across the nations. This week, The Be…

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The UK Constitution part 2: Parliament 12:15

26d ago12:15

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Ever feel like the inner workings of the UK Parliament are a mystery? It's the central stage for making the laws that shape our lives, and understanding its structure and powers is crucial for anyone wanting to know how the UK really works. Unlike some countries with single written constitutions, the UK's parliamentary system has evolved over centu…

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Show 290: BMX News, Check-Ins, Stories, and Jibber Jabber 59:28

26d ago59:28

59:28

Chatting BMX News, Stories from the Days, Coaches Corner, Golf Check-In, blasts for championships, random jibber jabber, and more!

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The UK Constitution part 1: The Crown 14:10

27d ago14:10

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Ever wondered about the real power behind the Crown in the UK? It's more than just crowns and ceremonies. The UK's constitution, unlike many others, isn't written down in one place. Instead, it's a fascinating mix of history, laws, and traditions that have developed over centuries. Understanding how the Crown operates within this system is key to g…

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Unbound, by Bill Donahue 1:33:04

1M ago1:33:04

1:33:04

Send us a text In this episode of Running Book Reviews, we had the pleasure of speaking with author Bill Donahue about his recent book, Unbound. Unbound is a collection of some of the best stories Bill has written about endurance sport for Runner’s World, Outside, Backpacker, Washington Post Magazine and others. The stories are divided into 5 subca…

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Episode 75: Is "Easter" A Mistranslation In Acts 12:4? 27:23

1M ago27:23

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In this episode Dylan breaks down one of the most attacked verses in the bible. Is Easter a mistranslation? Why does the King James differ on this? Listen in as we tackle this subject matter! A podcast centered around the Word of God and a good cup of coffee. We believe the Bible is God’s Word. We believe that the Bible is to be interpreted literal…

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Show 289: Molly Simpson 54:18

1M ago54:18

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Canadian superstar, Molly Simpson, joins the show to catch-up and chat about her double W in Bakersfield, racing for a French club in France, her experience at the Olympics and more! #Chatter

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English Football Governance: The New Regulatory Framework 13:46

1M ago13:46

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Today, we're looking at the football governance bill. It's already been through the House of Lords, and now it's landed in the House of Commons. This new law aims to tackle long-standing issues in English football, such as club finances, ownership, and giving fans a greater voice – issues brought into sharp focus by the 2021 fan-led review, the pan…

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Trail Hunting Under Scrutiny: Ban on the Horizon? 12:43

1M ago12:43

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Today we examine the recent parliamentary debate on trail hunting, an activity under increasing fire for its connection to illegal fox hunting despite the Hunting Act 2004. Perran Moon MP opened the discussion, highlighting animal cruelty concerns and the perceived loopholes in current legislation. The debate explores the differences between trail …

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PIP and Carer's Allowance Changes 11:38

1M ago11:38

11:38

Join us as we unpack a crucial House of Commons debate on the proposed changes to Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and their potential impact on Carer’s Allowance. The Minister of State, Stephen Timms, outlines the government's plan to reform PIP through the "Pathways to Work" Green Paper, aiming to create a more sustainable system focused on t…

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Show 288: Bakersfield Preview 48:02

1M ago48:02

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Chatting Bakersfield, Copenhagen Upgrades, Atmosphere at Euro Races, NHL Playoffs, BMX Athletes in other sports, and more!

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Episode 6 | Local Roots - From Winter Hideout to Summer Celebrations: Richmond Farmer's Market Unveils 2025 Plans 44:37

1M ago44:37

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Fresh tomatoes or watermelon? Honey or maple syrup? Local Roots hosts Hannah Snoddy and Kristi Cruse put their farmers market chemistry to the test with a rapid-fire round of market preferences—and their enthusiasm for the upcoming outdoor season is contagious. After nearly six months tucked inside the Starr-Gennett building, the Richmond Farmers M…

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Episode 74: Transitional Books: The Book Of Hebrews 54:53

1M ago54:53

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In this episode Dylan and Kyle continue their series on transitional books. The three stumbling blocks are Matthew, Acts, and Hebrews. We have to be very careful about taking doctrine from these books as the church. This episode, they take a look at the book of Hebrews. We will take a look at the differences in salvation in the book of Hebrews and …

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Landline Revolution: Unpacking the UK's Big Digital Phone Switch 23:19

1M ago23:19

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Ready to explore the upcoming changes to your home phone? In this episode, we investigate the UK's nationwide shift from traditional landlines to a fully digital network. The old Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is being retired, with all calls moving over broadband by the end of January 2027. This industry-led transition is happening becau…

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Buzzcut: April 17 31:31

1M ago31:31

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Brady and Annie talk BBQ, chicken sandos, openings and closings, listener mail, knives and psychedelics. Come get your buzz y'all! Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. [email protected].

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Driving the Electric Revolution: Licence Changes for Zero Emission Vehicles 13:52

1M ago13:52

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As my eldest is turning 17 soon, this is of particular interest! Join us as we explore the recent changes to UK driving licence regulations designed to accelerate the transition to zero emission vehicles. We examine the new rules, which allow standard category B licence holders to drive fully electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles up to 4.25 tonnes …

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University Finances Under Fire: Exploring the Crisis in UK Higher Education and Its Impact on Jobs 15:31

2M ago15:31

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Join us as we investigate the mounting financial pressures facing universities across the United Kingdom. This episode examines a crucial parliamentary debate on the severe financial crisis gripping the higher education sector, revealing the profound consequences for both staff and students. We unpack the alarming statistics, with over 5,000 job cu…

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Show 287: A Sunday Unlike Any Other 1:05:53

2M ago1:05:53

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Lots of BMX Chatter with just a little bit of golf talk mixed in. Hear the boys chat about the Top 5 best and worst races in history.

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A Few More Laps, by David Chalfen 1:45:10

2M ago1:45:10

1:45:10

Send us a text A Few More Laps is a compilation of stories and thoughts about high level distance running and training. A Few More Laps is a compilation of stories and thoughts about high level distance running and training . The book starts with a little about David and how he started running and his experience in the club environment in the UK, a…

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Nursery Expansion in Schools: Promises Kept or Promises Broken? 11:23

2M ago11:23

11:23

Join us for the latest announcement from the Labour Government regarding the roll-out of school-based nursery capital grants. Secretary of State for Education Bridget Phillipson outlines the ambitious plan to open and expand nurseries in primary schools, backed by £37 million in funding for an initial 300 schools, aiming for 3,000 new nurseries in …

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BSL Week: Amplifying Deaf Voices in Parliament 17:49

2M ago17:49

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This episode explores the vibrant discussions during British Sign Language Week in the UK Parliament. We listen in as Members of Parliament examine the significance of BSL as a language, culture, and cornerstone of the deaf community's identity. The conversation unpacks the progress made since the British Sign Language Act 2022, while also shining …

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The Weekend Briefing: passport queues, AI in government, the cladding scandal and more. 12:26

2M ago12:26

12:26

The Bench Report Weekend Briefing presents a summary of our topics discussed in episodes this past week and beyond We begin with the question of dedicated UK passport queues and the government's focus on efficiency over national identity. The briefing then addresses the ongoing UK cladding scandal, highlighting slow progress and significant cost in…

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REWIND: MPs' Expenses Overhaul: The Kelly Report & the Future of Allowances 13:47

2M ago13:47

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This REWIND episode delves into a significant moment in UK parliamentary history: the House of Commons statement on the Kelly Report, which proposed a new framework for MPs' expenses and allowances. Following public anger over past claims, the report aimed to restore trust and confidence in Parliament. Listen to the key points as Harriet Harman, th…

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AI in Government: Opportunities and Obstacles 15:06

2M ago15:06

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Join us as we explore the intricate world of Artificial Intelligence within the UK government. This episode investigates the findings of the Committee of Public Accounts' report on the use of AI in the public sector. We examine the immense potential of AI to revolutionise public services, from automating routine tasks and boosting efficiency to lev…

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Episode 73: Spiritual Desires and Goals 38:06

2M ago38:06

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In this episode Dylan talks about the importance of having a strong desire to accomplish something missional for the cause of Christ. Why don't some Christians care to be used? Why don't some Christians have specific goals or aims for the mission? This will be discussed in this episode! A podcast centered around the Word of God and a good cup of co…

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