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KSZM.org / Marianne Reese

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A one hour conversation to evoke your curiosity and compassion, along with many other aspects of the Human Condition. We want to share information that leads to a hollistic understanding of issues, leading to a more fair and just world around us. Hosted by Marianne Reese of the Lifelong Learning Foundation, along with Becky Reese, resident art historian.
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Discover the fascinating stories behind the entrepreneurs who chose the path less traveled, diving into the world of self-made success. Hosted by Richard Hardiman, ex-radio presenter turned tech-innovator and founder of RanMarine Technology, "Of Human Interest" is a podcast series that delves into the entrepreneurial minda and spirit.
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Join guest host Stephanie Korcheck and Texas State professor Kelly Kaufhold for Thursday's Human Interest at 2:00pm. Kelly and Stephanie will discuss the current political divide in the U.S., how rhetoric and misinformation fuels the divide, and steps each of us can take to ensure we access credible sources to inform our positions and engage in res…
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Join guest host Stephanie Korcheck and Texas State professor Kelly Kaufhold for Thursday's Human Interest at 2:00pm. Kelly and Stephanie will discuss the current political divide in the U.S., how rhetoric and misinformation fuels the divide, and steps each of us can take to ensure we access credible sources to inform our positions and engage in res…
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Please join Human Interest Thursday September 5th from 2-3 PM and guest Oona Mekas, a Certified Professional Midwife and Executive Director and Founder of the Hill Country Women’s Health Collective—located in Wimberley, Texas. Host Marianne Reese and Oona will discuss the midwifery model of care and how midwives fill the gaps in women’s reproductiv…
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Join Marianne Reese, Host of Human Interest, discussing "what is or isn't a cult". Guest Dr. Joe Laycock, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, TX State University gives a unique perspective on modern day society and politics. In various print and online media you often see the words “Trump” and “cult” in the headline. Is MAGA a cult? Dr. Joe L…
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Join host Marianne Reese for Human Interest. Her guests will be Hector Manriquez (man-ree-kez) and Johnny (yoh-nee) Vasallo (va-sigh-yoh), two Communication Studies Master’s graduates with a focus on critical queer research. This episode will provide a foundational understanding of the differences between sex, gender, and sexuality, as well as emer…
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Join us on "Between the Lines" as we delve into the contentious topic of banning books and its profound impact on literature, education, and society. Hosted by seasoned librarian Marian Reece, this enlightening radio show invites listeners to unravel the complexities surrounding censorship and its repercussions. Each episode features insightful dis…
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Human Interest: My Life My Death My Choice Join Lamar Hankins, Doctor of Jurisprudence, and Marianne Reese, host of Human Interest on Thursday April 4th from 2:00 to 3:00pm, as we discuss the difficult subject of the right to choose the end of one’s own life. Topics including Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) vs. suicide; the ethical dilemma in ca…
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Welcome to "Of Human Interest", the podcast that delves into the captivating stories of founders and entrepreneurs. In a world where success often appears as a pristine facade, join me Richard Hardiman in uncovering the raw, unfiltered truths behind the journeys of these remarkable individuals. Every entrepreneur embarks on a unique odyssey, naviga…
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Join Marianne Reese, Becky Reese, and their guest Stephanie Reyes, San Marcos City Manager, for Human Interest. It is fitting that Stephanie Reyes is our guest as March is National Women’s History month. Since 1987, events during March recognize and celebrate the economic, political, and social contributions of women. Stephanie was named the first …
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Host Marianne Reese interviews San Marcos, Texas Police Chief Stan Standridge, and Stephanie Korcheck from the Police Citizens Advisory Panel. A candid and frank discussion on the unique challenges faced by the department, and the positive directions to take going forward.由KSZM.org / Marianne Reese
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How far would you walk for water?For 12-year-old Nasra, it’s about 50 kilometres (30 miles) every single day. It’s a journey she makes every morning with other girls from her village who also share the burden of collecting water for their households. By the time she returns home, she’s either late for school or too tired and hungry to go.…
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Ten-year-old Rebecca and Saraha were born just as their country was celebrating its independence. The creation of the world’s youngest nation on 9 July 2011 after decades of unrest was marked with joyful festivity – it was a historic moment and the world hoped that this new nation would finally know peace, freedom, social justice and democracy.We s…
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The theme this year was supposed to be ‘Access to a Child-Friendly Justice System in Africa’ but I feel we cannot talk about the International Day of the African Child and not express concerns about the impact of the pandemic on Africa’s children. How the pandemic is undoing decades of progress in child rights in the continent and putting millions …
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Sister Gladys has for over 40 years lived by the mantra …helping where nobody is helping…the thing about helping though…and a fact she has painfully realised is that you cannot help everyone…NOTESavelberg technical training college is a private vocational training center located at Muringa road in Nairobi County, Kenya.The institution is registered…
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For the entire month of August, we have been listening to stories of women humanitarians talking about their experiences, challenges and lessons…and today is no different….Anne is talking to us about her journey as a humanitarian worker…I’m hoping that through her story we are able to laugh at if not admire her brazen attitude and all round collect…
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Eman Mazloum is an engineer who was forced to flee her home in Syria after the civil war broke out. She arrived in Egypt a refugee with nothing but her husband and 5 children but refused to let that be her fate. Now she is one of the facilitators at the Syrian camps in Egypt providing support to children and women affected by the war.For the entire…
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I am so happy and humbled to welcome you to this special series that will feature unsung heroes who have long been on the front lines either in their own communities or in far away lands, in some of the most difficult terrains ravaged by either war or food insecurity…. #WomenHumanitariansWe will hear their stories of resilience, connections, those …
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So June 16th was both the International day of the African Child and father’s day….2 days I want to reference in todays episode as I document my experience covering tropical cyclone idai…honestly one of the worst tropical cyclones on record to affect Africa and the Southern Hemisphere.having caused catastrophic damage in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and M…
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In this episode, we hear the story of 12 elderly mothers of Kenyan political prisoners who stripped demanding the release of their sons... and proceeded to protest for 11 straight months despite pushback from Government until their sons, imprisoned for their political beliefs, were released. Part of Women's History Month stories to help us honour t…
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Today’s podcast is me colouring outside the lines…it’s a very interesting conversation I had with my colleagues at the office that sought to question status quo and discuss why there's continued gender inequality in the workplace. Mid through I thought how interesting this conversation would be to share and rushed for my recorder...the rest as they…
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Christine stood by the side of the road holding her 3 month old baby and looking down at her drunken husband...passed out at the side of the road. The comments from bystanders crashing her already broken heart. Why did she subject herself to this life at a tender age of 15? There was no way out for her now. Her fate was sealed. She was staring down…
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Detowon Pedi (sp) from the Federation of Liberian Youth, together with others, had organised a parallel session on youth with disability as part of the #AfricanGirlsSummit2018. Less than 15 people came to participate in the discussion. When she was given the podium to present their deliberations, she quickly reminded the delegates that it can not a…
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The journey of Daisy, 13 and Vivian, 16 who wanted nothing more than to see how the news was 'done'. Listen in on their #GirlTakeover journey that saw them visit the biggest media house, The BBC. Their experience and everything in between! We also talk about a new campaign by Plan International, #GirlsGetEqual and how girls across the world are cal…
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A 9 year old discovers why nobody wants her. She is HIV + and her relatives want nothing to do with her after her parents pass away. She knows not the meaning of safety from then on. Sleeping on the streets, being raped and even attempting suicide 5 times. 10 years later, I talk to her about the importance of safe spaces and sit through a class of …
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