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Wiped Out in N9 & Johor: What Next for Bersatu?

Following catastrophic state election results in Johor and Negeri Sembilan, where Bersatu failed to secure a single seat and saw 23 out of 24 candidates lose their deposits in N9, the party faces critical existential questions. Compounding the setback, former Bersatu leader Dato' Seri Hamzah Zainu…

130: What to Expect From Election Denialists in 2026 Midterms feat. Alex Kaplan & Kayla Gogarty

Everyone knows it's coming. The MAGA movement has spent years claiming that any election where Republican candidates lose must be fraudulent, and its top media figures have spent every election cycle since 2020 stoking doubts about the integrity of US democracy. There's no reason to think 2026 midt…

The brain rot cannot be hidden any longer

-- On the Show: -- Donald Trump sees his influence diminish as 12 primary candidates lose, including Rep.Cory Mills in Florida, after receiving his endorsement -- Donald Trump announces unprecedented economic sanctions against any foreign entity providing commercial support to Iran -- Senator Da…

How to Get Unstuck in Your Job Search, with Diane DeVore

Check out the podcast on Macslist here: (https://www.macslist.org/?post_type=podcasts&p=16625&preview=true)  Feeling stuck is a common part of a job search. But many people aren’t sure how to move forward when their efforts start to feel stalled. On this episode of Find Your Dream Job, guest exper…

Norskprøven B2: 15 Key Words about Upbringing and Education

Send us Fan Mail Norskprøven B2: 15 Key Words about Upbringing and Education  "Upbringing and Education" is one of the most central topics on the Norwegian Test (Norskprøven) at B2 level. You are expected to not only talk about your own schooling but also explain the Norwegian system precisely—from…

“We all want to vote for something, not against something”: The answer to “negative partisanship” and the path to sustaining hope

On Election Day, “negative partisanship,” whereby we vote against the candidates we oppose more than for those we support, is on the rise. As a result, even if our candidates win, we will be less excited than relieved that at least the “worse” candidates lost. And if our candidates lose, our discou…

133. You're Not Bad at Interviews, You're Preparing the Wrong Way with Irina Posan

Qualified professionals are getting rejected for jobs they should absolutely be landing. That's why I wanted to chat with fellow career coach Irina Posan. We've both seen too many smart, ambitious professionals treat interviews like a memory test instead of a strategy exercise. Irina knows this wor…

“We all want to vote for something, not against something”: The answer to “negative partisanship” and the path to sustaining hope

On Election Day, “negative partisanship,” whereby we vote against the candidates we oppose more than for those we support, is on the rise. As a result, even if our candidates win, we will be less excited than relieved that at least the “worse” candidates lost. And if our candidates lose, our discou…

Seanad drama and the speaking rights impasse

Harry McGee and Cormac McQuinn join Hugh Linehan on today’s Inside Politics podcast to discuss the week in politics: ·      As the count continues to fill seats in the Upper House, and high-profile candidates lose out, the panel looks at whether the Seanad is a ‘creche for future TDs and a retireme…