Celebrating Community Service and Spirit
This episode of First Friday with Georgetown County features three special conversations spotlighting service, community spirit, and the work happening behind the scenes in local government.
Lt. Jim Ketcham of the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office joins the show to share details about the upcom…
Episode 151: Captain William J. Costello and The Smiling Widow
What would you do in the face of murder charges? Most people would be frantic, pleading their innocence, and very anxious of what is to come. But that was not the case for Jessie Costello in 1933. That February, she found her husband, Captain William J. Costello, dead on the floor of their home in …
Holding the line: Capital Strategy for Rural and Independent Community Hospitals
Today we're going to explore the current state of rural hospitals and independent community hospitals, many of which are navigating razor thin margins and rising capital costs. We'll talk about emerging policy support and how this may impact capital investment decisions.
Guests:
Russell Hall
…
Breakfast Show Podcast 14-05-2026: Is Islamophobia the Right Word?
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Topic : Is “Islamophobia” the Right Word? Rethinking How We Describe Anti-Muslim Discrimination
Presenter(s):
Imam Jalees Khan
Abdul Qayyum Rashid
Guest(s):
* Professor Susan Edwards
* Dr Claudia Radiven
* Professor Rebecca Ruth Gould
* Imam M…
Why did teenage rapists avoid jail?
Three teenagers who avoided jail over the rape of two girls in Hampshire will now have their sentences reviewed after a judge initially said he wanted to "avoid criminalising these children unnecessarily". One of the victims described the ruling as being like a "rock straight in my face".
The attor…
How To Challenge Western Appropriation Of The Muslim Body [Podcast]
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Detailed SynopsisImpact of the War on Terror on Muslims' Mental Health
The War on Terror, particularly concerning Guantanamo Bay and other detention centres, has had profound and lasting effects on the mental health of Muslims. This episode sheds light on the traumatic events in American-run pris…
34: Susan Edwards Richmond on kids' books about biology
Today's tidbits are about letting others win, the Eastern Bluebird, and bioluminescence.
Today's big bit is an interview with Susan Edwards Richmond on her children's books about field biology.
Recovering lost value in capital procurement
Healthcare organizations often negotiate strong pricing, incentives and contract terms for capital equipment, but the full value of those agreements can be lost as projects move into execution. In this episode, we examine where value leakage occurs, why it can be difficult to detect and how Vizient…
The Fabric of Safety: Weaving Civil Society and Citizenship to Address Domestic Violence
Detailed Synopsis:
In the podcast episode featuring Professor Susan Edwards KC, the discussion centres on the critical intersection of civil society, citizenship, and the legal frameworks that address domestic violence. Professor Edwards, a prominent legal scholar and activist, emphasises the impo…
Strategic capital planning: Balancing financial pressure, equipment needs & long-term growth
00:04 — Introduction & Episode Overview
Host Susan Edwards introduces the challenge facing healthcare executives: how to continue investing in critical equipment, infrastructure, and technology while operating margins remain under pressure.
Healthcare organizations are balancing:
Aging equip…
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