Search for Podcasts

Your Search Results for: Vietnam returned 0 podcasts, so we searched podcast episodes.

Would you like to search the PenguinRadio Radio Directory for: Vietnam
Expand this Search With a Google Search of our pages:
Google
 
Web www.podcastdirectory.com

Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 NEXT

Podcaster:The Conversation Hour with Richard Fidler

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Gary McKay
Updated
: 2009-11-06 03:38:00

Vietnam veteran Gary McKay is one of Australian's foremost oral historians.


23.94 mbs

Podcaster:Langsam gesprochene Nachrichten | Deutsch Lernen | Deutsche Welle

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Bonn Germany

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Donnerstag, 5. November 2009
Updated
: 2009-11-05 11:34:00

Trainieren Sie Ihr Hörverstehen mit authentischen Materialien. Nutzen Sie die Nachrichten der Deutschen Welle vom Donnerstag - als Text und als verständlich gesprochene Audio-Datei.RÜSSELSHEIM: Nach dem Rückzieher des US-Autokonzerns General Motors vom Verkauf der deutschen Tochter Opel machen deren Beschäftigte mit Großdemonstrationen gegen die Entscheidung mobil. Massenproteste gegen drohende Werksschließungen und den Verlust tausender Arbeitsplätze sind für alle vier deutschen Standorte in Rüsselsheim, Bochum, Eisenach und Kaiserslautern angekündigt. Am morgigen Freitag sollen nach dem Willen der Betriebsräte europaweit Kundgebungen stattfinden. In Deutschland arbeiten mehr als 25.000 Menschen für Opel. Über die Pläne des GM-Mutterkonzerns ist bisher wenig bekannt. Etwa 10.000 der insgesamt 50.000 Arbeitsplätze in Europa wolle man streichen, verlautete zuletzt aus Detroit. LEIPZIG: Wegen eines international viel kritisierten Luftangriffes auf entführte Tanklastwagen im nordafghanischen Kundus wird nach Presseinformationen ein Strafverfahren gegen den verantwortlichen deutschen Oberst immer wahrscheinlicher. Die "Leipziger Volkszeitung" und die "Mitteldeutsche Zeitung" berichten übereinstimmend von Ermittlungen der Dresdner Staatsanwaltschaft wegen fahrlässiger Tötung von Zivilisten. Auch der neue CSU-Verteidigungsminister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg gehe zunehmend auf Distanz zu seinem CDU-Vorgänger Franz-Josef Jung und Generalinspekteur Wolfgang Scheiderhahn, die den deutschen Offizier öffentlich verteidigt hatten, heißt es. Ein geheimer Untersuchungsbericht der NATO wirft diesem vor, gegen militärische Einsatzregeln verstoßen zu haben. KABUL: Eine Woche nach dem Anschlag auf ein UN-Gästehaus in Kabul bringen die Vereinten Nationen vorübergehend 600 ihrer internationalen Mitarbeiter an sichereren Orten unter, die meisten außerhalb des Landes. UN-Sprecher teilten mit, die Evakuierung etwa der Hälfte des ausländischen UN-Personals sei zunächst für mehrere Wochen geplant. Die Entscheidung gilt als Rückschlag für die Bemühungen des Westens, Afghanistan zu stabilisieren. Der Leiter der UN-Mission, Kai Eide, betonte aber, von einem Abzug könne keine Rede sein. --- Ende Oktober waren bei dem schweren Anschlag auch fünf UN-Mitarbeiter getötet worden. Es war der folgenschwerste Angriff auf eine UN-Einrichtung in dem rund 50-jährigen Engagement der Weltorganisation am Hindukusch. NAIROBI: Der Chefankläger des Internationalen Strafgerichtshofs (ICC), Luis Moreno-Ocampo, ist in Kenia eingetroffen, um mit der politischen Führung über die Bestrafung der Hintermänner der Unruhen von 2008 zu verhandeln. Geplant waren unter anderem Treffen mit Vertretern der Einheitsregierung der früheren Rivalen, Präsident Mwai Kibaki und Ministerpräsident Raila Odinga. Nach der Gewaltwelle mit mehr als 1.300 Toten war bei Versöhnungsgesprächen ein Sondertribunal angekündigt worden, das vom Parlament aber mehrfach vertagt wurde. Der Krisenvermittler Kofi Annan hatte Moreno-Ocampo im Juli eine Liste mit Hauptverdächtigen für die Gewaltakte übergeben, auf der Spitzenpolitiker aus den Lagern Kibakis und Odingas, Minister, Abgeordnete und einflussreiche Geschäftsleute stehen sollen. RANGUN/ BANGKOK: Regierungsvertreter haben die Bereitschaft der USA bekräftigt, die Beziehungen zu Birma zu verbessern, eine Aufhebung der Sanktionen aber von einer Demokratisierung abhängig gemacht. Man stehe noch ganz am Anfang, verlautete von den beiden US-Gesandten nach Gesprächen mit der birmanischen Oppositionsführerin Aung San Suu Kyi in einem Luxushotel in Rangun und einem Treffen mit Ministerpräsident Thein Sein. Washington warte nun ab, wie die Militärjunta reagiere, erläuterten der für Ostasien zuständige US-Außenstaatssekretär Kurt Campbell und sein Stellvertreter Scott Marciel im Anschluss bei einem Forum im benachbarten Thailand. - Bei ihrer zweitägigen "Erkundungsmission" handelte es sich um den hochrangigsten offiziellen US-Besuch in Birma seit 1995. Das US-Außenministerium sprach von der "Vorbereitung eines Dialogs" HANOI: In Vietnam ist die Zahl der Todesopfer durch den Tropensturm "Mirinae" auf mindestens 99 gestiegen. Zudem würden noch mehr als 20 Personen vermisst, teilten die Behörden mit. --- Der Sturm hatte Anfang der Woche zu schweren Überschwemmungen in den Provinzen in der Mitte Vietnams geführt. PASSAU: Die neue Bundesregierung hat die Pläne für eine Pkw-Maut auf deutschen Autobahnen wiederbelebt. CSU-Verkehrsminister Peter Ramsauer kündigte in der "Passauer Neuen Presse" eine Kommission zur Prüfung aller Möglichkeiten an. Eine höhere Maut für Lastwagen schloss er in der laufenden Legislaturperiode aus. Unterstützung für seinen Vorstoß erhielt Ramsauer vom designierten CDU-Ministerpräsidenten in Baden-Württemberg, Stefan Mappus. HAMBURG: Der Otto-Versand übernimmt nach eigenen Angaben ab sofort das Russland-Geschäft des insolventen Konkurrenten Quelle. Das in einem offenen Bieterverfahren gegen zahlreiche Konkurrenten erworbene Paket umfasse darüber hinaus die Markenrechte für Russland, Deutschland und weitere mittel- und osteuropäische Länder sowie die Nutzung der meisten Internetseiten, hieß es aus Hamburg. Quelle-Russland beschäftigt 280 Mitarbeiter. Zum Kaufpreis wurden keine Angaben gemacht. DAS WETTER IN DEUTSCHLAND: Wechselnd bis stark bewölkt. Gelegentlich Regen, vor allem im Westen und Nordwesten. Höchstwerte sieben bis zwölf Grad. Zuletzt meldeten: Hamburg: 7 Grad, stark bewölkt; Berlin: 6 Grad, regnerisch; Dresden: 6 Grad, wolkig; Köln/Bonn: 8 Grad, wolkig; Frankfurt am Main: 8 Grad, stark bewölkt und München: 5 Grad, leicht bewölkt.


3.42 mbs

Podcaster:A-Infos Radio Project Latest Programs

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Bristol Broadband Co-operative: Dialect - Heroin and CIA origins of Vietnam War, Segment 1
Updated
: 2009-11-05 01:11:47


56 mbs

Podcaster:A-Infos Radio Project Latest Programs

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Bristol Broadband Co-op: Dialect Radio 07 11 09, Segment 1
Updated
: 2009-11-05 00:09:03

Vietnam War Interview, Martin Cooke Newsagent Interview, Chris Bettes Blues Interview, Innkeepers Diary Chapter, Arnos Vale Cemetery Tour Part 2, Whats On Guide for the coming week


56 mbs

Podcaster:NPR: On Point with Tom Ashbrook

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Maya Lin's "What Is Missing?"
Updated
: 2009-11-03 08:14:49

Maya Lin's Vietnam memorial changed how we remember war. We talk with her about her latest and, she says, last public memorial — a monument to vanishing species.


21.27 mbs

Podcaster:Object moved

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Maya Lin's "What Is Missing?"
Updated
: 2009-11-03 08:14:49

Maya Lin's Vietnam memorial changed how we remember war. We talk with her about her latest and, she says, last public memorial — a monument to vanishing species.


21.27 mbs

Podcaster:AFN Europe Video Podcast Feed

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Bronze Star...40 years later
Updated
: 2009-11-02 19:00:00

He's been waiting more than 40 years. During the war in Vietnam, he was recognized for his valor. Now, SGT Monique Sapp takes us to Heidelberg, Germany where the recognition becomes official.


0 mbs

Podcaster:Correspondents report | Deutsche Welle

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Berlin Germany

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Vietnamese best at post-unification integration
Updated
: 2009-11-02 18:22:00

Communist East Germany invited workers from Mozambique, Cuba, Angola and Vietnam, to work and train within its borders. The Vietnamese have been the most successful at integrating into reunified Germany.


2.92 mbs

Podcaster:Radio National Breakfast

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Australia

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Tuesday 7:48 Malcolm Fraser: the divisive debate over asylum seekers
Updated
: 2009-11-02 14:00:00

The sinking of a suspected refugee vessel off the Cocos Islands has again focussed attention on Australia's moral and legal obligations to accept asylum seekers. The debate in recent weeks has been divisive, with the government and the opposition trying to outmuscle each other over border protection. Both sides have politicised asylum seekers, prompting calls from some quarters for the type of bi-partisan cooperation which existed in the 1970s between the then prime minister, Malcolm Fraser, and opposition leader Gough Whitlam, when thousands of refugees from Vietnam were settled in Australia. Malcolm Fraser says the Rudd government and the Turnbull opposition are playing the race card in a game of political one-upmanship which demeans us all and will damage Australia's reputation overseas.


3.62 mbs

Podcaster:Radio National Breakfast

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Tuesday 7:48 Malcolm Fraser: the divisive debate over asylum seekers
Updated
: 2009-11-02 14:00:00

The sinking of a suspected refugee vessel off the Cocos Islands has again focussed attention on Australia's moral and legal obligations to accept asylum seekers. The debate in recent weeks has been divisive, with the government and the opposition trying to outmuscle each other over border protection. Both sides have politicised asylum seekers, prompting calls from some quarters for the type of bi-partisan cooperation which existed in the 1970s between the then prime minister, Malcolm Fraser, and opposition leader Gough Whitlam, when thousands of refugees from Vietnam were settled in Australia. Malcolm Fraser says the Rudd government and the Turnbull opposition are playing the race card in a game of political one-upmanship which demeans us all and will damage Australia's reputation overseas.


3.62 mbs

Podcaster:Pundit Review Radio

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Someone You Should Know: Second Lt. Nicholas Eslinger
Updated
: 2009-11-02 13:53:18

Bruce McQuain from Blackfive joined us once again for Someone You Should Know, our weekly tribute to the troops. Bruce spent 28 years in the U.S. Army and he is a veteran of the Vietnam war. He brings a perspective and understanding to these stories that we could never match. This week Bruce told us about Second Lt. Nicholas Eslinger, " "As I was pulling security, I saw out of the corner of my eye in the back left corner of the open lot a hand come over the wall with some sort of a projectile," he said. Based on recent attacks, Eslinger knew it was a grenade. "The grenade landed, I’d say six to eight feet to my right front," Eslinger said. "I was on a knee at the time, and it landed and started to roll into the middle of our formation towards the far wall where our soldiers were positioned." Eslinger has thought about that moment several times and he remembers his only thought was that if he didn’t do anything, the grenade was going to hit his troops. By the time the grenade hit the ground, Eslinger was already moving. "As it hit and continued to roll, I dove right on my right side, and the grenade rolled into me kind of simultaneously as I landed. It was pinned in between, kind of, my right torso and the ground," he said. Once he was on top of the grenade, he braced for it to go off. "There was no preparation," he said. "It was complete adrenaline and focus on covering that thing so that if it went off, it wasn’t going to hit my RTO or my medic or my SAW gunner that was right around me." But after a split second, the grenade had still not gone off — much to Eslinger’s relief. "My right hand was already off my weapon, reaching for the grenade," he said. "I quickly grabbed it and from kind of just laying on my side there kind of just did a side throw towards the wall it came from." Eslinger had just enough time to get the grenade out of his hand and yell "grenade!" The Someone You Should Know radio collaboration began as an extension of Matt Burden’s series at Blackfive. Bruce does an incredible job with the series every week. The Pundit Review Radio Podcast RSS feed can be found here. What is Pundit Review Radio? On Boston’s Talk Station WRKO since 2005, Pundit Review Radio is where the old media meets the new. Each week we give voice to the work of the most influential leaders in the new media/citizen journalist revolution. Called “groundbreaking” by Talkers Magazine, this unique show brings the best of the blogs to the radio every Sunday evening from 8-10pm on AM680 WRKO, Boston’s Talk Station.


2.87 mbs

Podcaster:American Conservative University

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

USA

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Show 470 The Soldiers' Story: Vietnam in their own words. Audio book selection.
Updated
: 2009-11-02 08:00:00

 Show 470 The Soldiers' Story: Vietnam in their own words. Audio book selection. 45 minutes.  Synopsis- Most history-minded Americans have discussed the Vietnam War, becoming familiar, at the very least, with the names of such pivotal events as the Siege of Khe Sanh, the Tet Offensive, and the Fall of Saigon. But to grasp the full impact of this agonizing conflict, the human costs of an infernal war that raged for ten years and took more than 58,000 American lives, one must hear about it from the soldiers, sailors, and airmen who experienced the fighting and endured. In The Soldiers" Story, veteran journalist Ron Steinman gathers the candid reminiscences of seventy-six men who survived combat in Vietnam. Not a military analysis or political study, this oral history vividly conveys the hardships, friendships, fears, and personal triumphs of Marine, Army, Air Force, and Navy veteransâeach of whom shares memories that have lingered to this day. It is a valuable frontline record of battle-torn Vietnam from the perspective of those who lived it first-hand, giving us a window into the horror, intensity, and raw courage that the war engendered. Biography Ron Steinman an award-winning news journalist and television producer, was NBC Bureau Chief in Saigon for two years, leading that network's coverage of the Tet Offensive. His awards include a Peabody, a National Press Club Award, and five Emmy nominations. He is executive editor of The Digital Journalist


10.47 mbs

Podcaster:Craftbrewer Radio Program

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Townsville North Queensland Australia

Relevant Show for Vietnam

November#1,2009
Updated
: 2009-11-01 05:40:04

The Brewmaster is soooo excited about the Chinese hops he sings. But after that we do have a hop report from arround the world (Including a place you would NOT think grows hops), as well as some interesting feedback, including brewing information from Vietnam. We have a new BBC series about beer, while our technical [...]


29.72 mbs

Podcaster:CraftBrewer Radio

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

November#1,2009
Updated
: 2009-11-01 05:40:04

The Brewmaster is soooo excited about the Chinese hops he sings. But after that we do have a hop report from arround the world (Including a place you would NOT think grows hops), as well as some interesting feedback, including brewing information from Vietnam. We have a new BBC series about beer, while our technical [...]


29.72 mbs

Podcaster:EthicalStL.org

Visit website



Subscribe to this feed

Relevant Show for Vietnam

Free speech, Mary Beth Tinker, 11-Oct-2009
Updated
: 2009-11-01 05:00:00

Mary Beth Tinker is a nurse and a life-long activist. She divides her time between living and working in Washington D.C. and her public speaking engagements all over the country, addressing primarily student audiences. Ms. Tinker was in the 8th grade when she and her brother decided to wear black armbands to school to protest the Vietnam War. In 1969, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down the landmark decision Tinker v Des Moines Independent Community School District, upholding the free speech rights of public school students. The Tinker case remains one of the most important cases ever decided pertaining to students and the first amendment. To discuss our podcasts please visit http://www.live.ethicalstl.org/platforms on our community site.


8.07 mbs