On October 17, 1945, hundreds of thousands of Juan Perón's supporters clogged the streets of Buenos Aires marking a consequential moment in Argentina’s history and the birth of Peronism.

Written by Steven Hyland. Narration by Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Video production by Laura Seeger and Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. A textual version of this video is available at https://origins.osu.edu/milestones/argentina-s-day-loyalty-and-birth-peronism.

More Resources:
Mariano Ben Plotkin, Mañana es San Perón: A Cultural History of Perón's Argentina (2002). 

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The Birth of Peronism

The Lazy & Entitled boys were both on the road this week, so this episode is a little different. Twin Peaks, Jordan Peele, poetry, and more in this one!

6-Long Distance Podcast

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Beatrice speaks with Jane Thomason of National Nurses United (NNU) about the Trump administration’s disbanding of the CDC’s HICPAC committee, the body that oversees infection control practices across the healthcare industry — and a committee that Jane was briefly involved with as part of an advisory workgroup since last summer. We also discuss the Trump administration’s staggering cuts across NIOSH, a key agency for workplace health and safety protections, and their significance within the broader “MAHA” agenda.

Find NNU's call to action letter about NIOSH here:
https://nnu.org/saveniosh

Jane Thomason is NNU’s lead industrial hygienist. She was last on the show in March 2024 and August 2023 to speak about a campaign against proposed infection control cuts being considered by HICPAC, after which she was added to a HICPAC workgroup that May. Jane returns today now that, with HICPAC disbanded, she’s once again able to speak more openly about committee deliberations.

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The Pro-Infection Presidency w/ Jane Thomason

Die Heavy-Duty-Metal-Industrie ist ein symbolischer Ort, an dem Musik und Maschinerie aufeinandertreffen. Sie ist die spirituelle Fabrikhalle der Rebellion, Widerstandskraft und rohen Kraft. Jeder Riff ist ein Hammerschlag. Jeder Text ein Schweißbogen. Jeder Breakdown ein Grollen eines Hochofens.

Wo Stahlarbeiter und Musiker dieselbe Luft teilten – erfüllt von Rauch, Schweiß und Verzerrung. Sie entstanden aus Stahlstädten, deren Sound das Klirren von Metallpressen und Dampfhämmern widerhallte. Ein mythischer Untergrundkomplex, in dem Riffs in geschmolzenem Eisen geschmiedet werden.

Die Geister gefallener Arbeiter und Musiker geistern durch die Verstärker und Pedale und flüstern den Zuhörern neue Riffs zu. Sie müssen die Hitze des Schalls überleben – schmilzt ihr Sound, sind sie kein echter Heavy Duty.

Themen wie Arbeit, Rebellion, Mechanisierung und postapokalyptisches Überleben.

Die Branche

In this episode of "What Does the Fox Say?" with host Dr. Nathan Fox, we cover questions regarding how to manage anxiety with subsequent pregnancies following miscarriage, postpartum hypothyrodism, whether or not augmentation is always needed for failed BPP during labor, at what age a woman is considered to be at advanced maternal age, whether or not women can drink energy drinks while pregnant, and how the the baby's positioning and movements in the womb change from trimester to trimester.

"Mailbag 21: What does the Fox say" - With Dr. Nathan Fox

Investment in construction has been sluggish over the past year - mostly from elevated interest rates, higher costs, and economic uncertainty. How has this downward trend impacted the overall economy. How could things turn around in the next year, especially now that the One Big Beautiful Bill (OB3) has been signed into law? Nationwide's Senior Economist Ben Ayers and Economist Daniel Vielhaber share their insight into recent economic trends in the construction industry. [NFM-22911AO]

Construction Industry Outlook

Commercial Banking SVP Doug McClure sees cautious optimism in the economy, with lower recession odds and slowly easing inflation. Businesses still face challenges of tariffs and labor gaps but are focusing on retention, automation and growth. Despite global pressures, local markets remain hopeful and forward-looking.

07/25/2025: Doug McClure - Strategic Growth Helping Businesses Through Uncertainty

Some of Associated Bank's most well-respected financial leaders offer their analysis of current events in the financial world. You won't want to miss these conversations. From discussing local commercial real estate to assessing national and global economic trends to dissecting political implications on the banking industry – anything is fair game.

Politics, culture, and public policy from the left. Stay alive another week.

w/ Beatrice Adler-Bolton, Artie Vierkant, Phil Rocco and Jules Gill-Peterson. 

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