Best Home Health Suit Podcasts (2025)

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Home Health Suit + Scrubs Podcast Episode 17: Everyone’s Favorite Topic - Compliance! 29:11

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13d ago29:11

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Send us a text Welcome back to the Home Health Suit and Scrubs Podcast! While compliance might not be everyone's favorite topic (as our episode title playfully suggests), it's a critical aspect of home health practice that directly impacts patient care, agency sustainability, and professional liability. Today, we're tackling this essential subject …

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Should Blood Bikes be allowed to use bus lanes? 6:19

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Blood Bikes, a nonprofit that delivers medical essentials to healthcare facilities across Ireland, is advocating for its volunteers’ right to use bus lanes. The Department of Transport does not support this request, and claimed in a statement that having more vehicles in bus lanes will reduce the lanes’ efficiency. Ambulances are able to use bus la…

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Immigration lawyers face new reality, RPV could ban some new construction, Apple TV+ scores big with Emmy noms — The P.M. Edition 4:50

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Immigration lawyers are now facing a much more stressful new reality. Rancho Palos Verdes is seeking to ban new construction in landslide prone areas. The Emmy nominations are out today, and word is Apple TV is happy with how the nominations shook out. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.c…

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How to opt out of AI — and should you? 18:47

16h ago18:47

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Artificial intelligence is assisting us even when we don't ask. Can you avoid it, or should you find ways to utilize it?

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Are UC researchers any closer to finding a functional cure for HIV? 29:16

16h ago29:16

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A UC researcher says they're getting closer — if they can secure funding to continue.

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Breakthrough as largest merger of two black holes recorded 6:47

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Scientists have detected the biggest ever merger of two black holes. Astronomers have recorded gravitational waves that have caused ripples within space and time. The black holes, each more than 100 times the mass of the Sun, began circling each other long ago and finally slammed together to form an even more massive black hole about 10 billion lig…

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Minister Peter Burke on the ‘Team Ireland’ trade mission 10:38

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One of the memos brought to Cabinet today was to approve the making of the ‘Team Ireland’ trade mission, an annual event to be held every October in a key market. It’s as multiple senior Ministers are set to travel this October to a trade mission. Peter Burke is the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, and Fine Gael TD for Longford-West…

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What rights does someone granted asylum have? 7:39

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After Tánaiste Simon Harris’ calls for asylum seekers with jobs to pay towards their accommodation, Kieran was joined by Cathal Malone of Thomas Coughlan & Co Solicitors to learn what asylum seekers actually get when they arrive in the country. Today, Cathal returns to discuss what rights someone has after they have been granted asylum.…

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The Bookshelf with Eoin Sheahan 11:51

17h ago11:51

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Off the Ball’s Eoin Sheahan joins Kieran to place his favourite book on The Hard Shoulder Bookshelf!

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Emmy nominations revealed - how did the Irish do? 8:46

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The 77th Emmy Awards will take place on the 14th of September this year, but who is up for the awards? The nominations are hot off the press, and Brian Lloyd, Entertainment Journalist and Film Critic joins Kieran to break them down. Image: HBO

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Abortion numbers are the highest since legalisation 10:54

18h ago10:54

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New figures released show that the number of abortions in the state rose to 10,852 in 2024, which is the highest they’ve had since abortion was first legalised in 2019. With 10,711 of these being early terminations and 108 terminations were due to a diagnosed fatal foetal abnormality, where there was a condition likely to lead to death of the foetu…

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Do our nightclubs close too early? 8:39

18h ago8:39

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Ireland has the strictest nightclub curfews in all of Europe, with bars and nightclubs closing by 2:30 a.m. Though it’s common for club-goers to party until sunrise in other major European cities, licensing laws prevent Irish nightclubs from staying open as late. Should that change? Joining Kieran to discuss is Dublin’s first Nighttime Economy Advi…

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Mairead McGuinness officially running as Fine Gael's presidential candidate 8:07

18h ago8:07

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Nominations are closed for the Fine Gael nomination for President, and unsurprisingly, Mairead McGuinness is on the ticket to run. Who else is looking to run? Newstalk’s Political Correspondent, Sean Defoe, joins Kieran with the latest.

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How can antisocial behaviour on public transport be curbed? 16:08

18h ago16:08

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A surge in antisocial behaviour such as drinking, assaults, and drug use on public transport has left some Irish Rail staff afraid to work. How can we solve the issue? Joining Kieran to discuss is Suzanne Armstrong, Dublin Bus driver, Barry Kenny, Corporate Communications Manager with Irish Rail and Andrew Quigley, SIPTU Organiser.…

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What is the greatest toy of all time? - Henry McKean Asks 12:44

18h ago12:44

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From Lego to the Rubik's Cube, Hamleys have released a list of the 100 top toys of all time. To mark its 265th birthday, the toy store giant has released a ‘hero’ list. To discuss further, Kieran is joined by Henry McKean.

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Citizens released after Camarillo raid, USC warns of layoffs, SpaceX SoCal splashdown— The A.M. Edition 4:21

20h ago4:21

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A pair of citizens are free after last week's massive cannabis farm immigration raid. But only one is facing charges. The head of USC warns that layoffs are coming. A happy SoCal homecoming for a record-setting astronaut. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com Visit www.preppi.com/LAist t…

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Homelessness decreased this year per LA's official count, CSULB Shark Lab program saved, LA's home run derby history — The P.M. Edition 4:58

1d ago4:58

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L.A. officials are reporting a drop in homelessness numbers for the second year running. A last-minute grant saved Cal State Long Beach's shark monitoring program. You may know the MLB's home run derby is tonight - but did you know the first home run derby was in L.A.? Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visitin…

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Why Ohio has lost hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland 27:17

1d ago27:17

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Hundreds of thousands of acres have disappeared in Ohio over the past 20 years, a study finds.

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What the big beautiful tax law means for your wallet 20:38

1d ago20:38

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We look at the tax savings and what will pay for it.

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Bin companies are taking pictures of your rubbish - Henry McKean Reports 14:09

1d ago14:09

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It has been brought to our attention that bin companies are taking photos of our recycling and sending us letters in the post when we are doing it wrong. To discuss further we are joined by Henry McKean.

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The story behind France’s national anthem 7:26

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Today is Bastille Day, the French National Day that celebrates the Storming of Bastille during the French Revolution in 1789. The French national anthem, known as La Marseillaise, is grim, and a little controversial… Journalist and Historian Ronan McGreevy joins Kieran to tell more about its history.…

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Kids Health Check: Pets & Kids 9:45

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Having kids already takes up a lot of time, and when you add pets into the mix, things get even more hectic. But, is it worth it for the physical and emotional benefits? Children who grow up in homes with pets are less likely to develop allergies to allergens like grass, mould, pollen, dogs, and cats. Pets can lower a person’s blood pressure and he…

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What are asylum seekers entitled to? 8:16

1d ago8:16

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Tánaiste Simon Harris has been calling for asylum seekers with jobs to pay towards their accommodation – adding that he expects the Government to introduce a means test for people living in international protection. Cathal Malone of Thomas Coughlan & Co Solicitors joins Kieran to discuss this, and what asylum seekers are entitled to when they arriv…

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Ben Healy takes the Yellow Jersey at Tour de France! 6:49

1d ago6:49

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Irish cyclist Ben Healy has taken the yellow leader's jersey after stage 10 of the Tour de France, being the first Irishman to do so since 1987! Kieran is joined on the line by Imogen Ní Choitir, Road safety advocate and professional cyclist to discuss the incredible achievement.

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Solving Ireland’s EV charging problem 5:01

2d ago5:01

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Ireland's electric vehicle charging network is currently facing a number of challenges, including geographical disparity, high costs and limited chargers. With people all around the country saying they just cannot afford to keep up with their cars even with government initiatives… But, hope is not lost! Germany may have solved the urban EV charging…

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Should we bring back town councils? 10:58

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Taoiseach Micheál Martin wishes to re-establish town councils in Ireland by 2029, citing a “...sense of representation at all levels.” So, should town councils be re-established? Independent Councilor in New Ross, Michael Sheehan and Tom Phillips, Managing Director of Tom Phillips and Associates and Adjunct Associate Professor of Town Planning at U…

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Are rising meat prices putting butchers in danger? 7:29

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Some meat prices have risen by as much as 28% since last year, with butchers experiencing greater challenges in running their shops. Why is that, and is it just down to prices? Jack Molloy is owner of Jack Molloy and Sons Butcher in Waterford City and President of the Association of Craft Butcher of Ireland. He joins Kieran to discuss.…

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Car park chaos during weekend heatwave - what can be done? 12:54

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This past weekend brought us the hottest day of the year, with it reaching up to 31.1° Celsius in some parts of the country. And of course, with high weather there comes a high level of beach-goers. There were clips online shared of Portmarnock beach in North Dublin, where cars were blocking both entrances and exits, they were parked up on the gras…

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Trump to appeal immigration ruling, Cal State prof goes to court in Camarillo raid, the future of birthright citizenship in CA— The A.M. Edition 4:47

2d ago4:47

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The Trump Administration isn't going to stop the SoCal immigration crackdown without a fight, despite last week's key ruling. A professor has his day in court for his role in the ICE chaos in Camarillo. The fight to preserve birthright citizenship in California. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https…

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Top ten global martech analyst Scott Brinker says tech vendor consolidation has begun, agentic AI’s impact deep on marketers to master a complex, multi-agent future 39:00

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Host: Andrew Birmingham, Editor - CX | Martech | Ecom Mi3’s tech editor Andrew Birmingham is joined by global Martech doyenne and Chief Martec's editor-in-chief Scott Brinker to dissect the 2025 Martech Landscape, his famed spaghetti-styled industry maps, now at 15,000 different tech solutions, and what it really means for marketers. From the proli…

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Camarillo raid update, Catholic mass dispensation, Weird LA museums — Sunday Edition 11:04

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An update on the federal immigration raid of a cannabis farm last week in Camarillo. The Diocese of San Bernardino says Catholics who are afraid of ICE detainment don't have to attend Sunday Mass. And Got a few hours to kill? How about spending it at one of a number of niche, under-the-radar museums in L.A.? Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by d…

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Major ICE raid ruling, Who is Stephen Miller, Saving Bunker Hill history — Saturday Edition 10:38

4d ago10:38

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The latest on the federal immigration raids in L.A. Huntington Beach has a champion in top Trump insider Stephen Miller. A federal judge has ruled that agents must stop arresting people solely on their race, accents or their line of work. A palm tree nicknamed Sunshine with old Bunker Hill cred. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LA…

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UFW criticizes immigration raids, Judge sides with press groups against LAPD, The weird history of Barnes City — The P.M. Edition 4:46

4d ago4:46

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United Farm Workers is denouncing yesterday's immigration raids in Camarillo and Carpentaria. After press groups sued LAPD for use of excessive force during last month's protests, a federal judge has temporarily ruled in the press's favor. We bring the history of one of L.A. County’s shortest-lived cities. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by don…

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Local religious leader detained by ICE, lawsuit filed against Browns stadium deal, and more top stories 48:22

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On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

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Winners and Sinners 27:11

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This week, Kieran Cuddihy was joined (on the roof of Newstalk towers) by the presenter of Weekend Breakfast on Today FM, Alison Curtis Off the Ball’s Ger Gilroy to look back on the week that was, but with a few twists…

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Sport with Eoin Sheahan 10:51

5d ago10:51

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Off The Ball's Eoin Sheahan joined Kieran Cuddihy on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the weekend action…

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You Are What You Eat: Summer-suited recipes! 18:46

5d ago18:46

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Aisling Larkin, Mindful Eating Coach and TV Chef joins Kieran on the roof of Newstalk towers to discuss how you can make some summer-themed recipes to suit the glorious weather!

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Live Aid turns 40! Looking back 12:32

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40 years ago, the world gathered to watch the biggest music acts in the world put on a benefit concert, one in London, and the other in Philadelphia. Media Consultant Tony O’Brien was lucky enough to attend, and joins Kieran to look back on the iconic day…

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The good, the bad and the ugly of travelling abroad 14:17

5d ago14:17

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You will be well familiar with Kieran’s guest, Fionn Davenport, Travel Journalist and Lonely Planet author. He joins to regale his stories of travelling the globe, discussing the good, the bad and the ugly!

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What defines a summer anthem? 10:33

5d ago10:33

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What defines a summer anthem? Is it a pulsing beat, a beachy hook, or playful experimentation? Freelance Arts Journalist Pat Carty joins Kieran to give his take.

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Making the most of the Irish heatwave! 15:51

5d ago15:51

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The Hard Shoulder is broadcasting today from the roof of Newstalk towers, soaking up the sun and chatting about all things summer! Joining Kieran to chat and bask in the sun is Holly Carpenter, Model and Andrea Gilligan, Presenter of Lunchtime Live on Newstalk.

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Immigration crackdown ruling expected, Camarillo raid turns chaotic, Hillside Stranger parole hearing— The A.M. Edition 5:21

5d ago5:21

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The ruling that could determine the future of SoCal immigration raids. Chaos in Camarillo as protesters take on federal agents, and someone may have fired a gun. A California parole board decides if one of the Hillside Stranglers should walk free. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com Vi…