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The Universal Man

Greg Layton and Damien Price

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The U-Man Podcast is two Aussie blokes tackling some of the most common issues that men face everyday. Our pillars to becoming Universal Men - Know thyself, Grow Thyself and Brotherhood.
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Don, Hahn & Rosenberg

ESPN New York, Alan Hahn, Peter Rosenberg

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The first voice of ESPN New York and New Jersey legend Don La Greca, long time sportswriter and handsome New York Knick broadcaster Alan Hahn, and highly opinionated Hip Hop vet and WWE personality Peter Rosenberg make up Don, Hahn, and Rosenberg. New York. Sports. And so much more.
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The Front Page

NZ Herald

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Go beyond the headlines with The Front Page, the New Zealand Herald’s daily news podcast. Each weekday Chelsea Daniels unpacks the stories shaping Aotearoa, from what’s happening in our own backyard to global events shaping our future. Every episode we speak to leaders, experts, reporters, and those living the story, so you get the full picture. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode.
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ReadyAimFire

ReadyAimFire

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The ReadyAimFire podcast invites you to fall in love with your favourite video games all over again. Every two weeks, we take you behind the scenes as we interview the designers, artists, and storytellers who craft the worlds we escape to—from iconic blockbusters to cult classics. These are the people responsible for the characters you love, the levels you’ve memorised, and the moments that still give you goosebumps. Hosted by actor Kezia Burrows (Alien: Isolation, Star Citizen) and producer ...
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How new biometric privacy rules will change what businesses must disclose 18:24

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New Zealand’s Privacy Commissioner has issued new rules around the automated use of biometrics. Biometric processing is the use of tech, like facial recognition, to collect and process people’s biometric information. The Code comes into force on 3 November 2025, but agencies already using biometrics have until 3 August 2026, to align themselves wit…
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Behind the scenes at APEC 2025: Golf, fried chicken, and choppers 20:31

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Our Prime Minister has met and dined with one of the most powerful people in the world - Donald Trump. Christopher Luxon and Trump spoke at an APEC dinner last night. It's expected to be one of the most significant meetings Luxon will have at the economic conference, despite the two not having a formal bilateral. The summit is straight off the back…
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How low vaccination rates left NZ exposed to another measles outbreak 16:56

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New Zealand may be on the cusp of another measles outbreak. There are ten known cases: One of those cases came from overseas, and the other nine were contracted locally. Health NZ has said the risk of further measles cases, contacts, and exposures across the country remains ‘very high’. The confirmation of new cases unconnected to international tra…
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Is Labour's new policy a watered down capital gains tax? 20:41

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Labour has announced what some are describing a “watered down” version of a Capital Gains Tax. This targeted CGT would affect profit made after July 2027 from selling a commercial or residential property, excluding the family home. Leader Chris Hipkins promises nine out of 10 Kiwis won’t pay tax on what they own, and it’ll allow everyone to get thr…
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New report says politicians should shift drug budget to a health focus 20:23

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New research suggests our drug laws are stuck in the 70s – and that Kiwis want to see a more health-based approach to tackling the country’s drug issues. This month marks 50 years since government passed the Misuse of Drugs Act. The Helen Clark Foundation and University of Otago researchers estimate that drug harm costs close to $2 billion annually…
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97. Your success avatar 11:23

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"When your inner compass points toward your values, joy, and authenticity, then you win. Because beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself." This week on Universal Man, Grego and Pricey unpack the idea of your Success Avatar - that inner image or hero you measure yourself against. They explore what real success looks like when it's aligned…
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How long will spring’s wild winds keep roaring across the country? 22:23

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New Zealand’s been experiencing some wild weather this week. Red wind warnings were issued for much of Canterbury, Marlborough, Wellington and southern Wairarapa as at yesterday afternoon. Flights and ferries were cancelled and tens of thousands of households have been without power. Meanwhile, strong winds had been hampering firefighting efforts i…
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Hour 3: John Starks & Pat O'Keefe 47:58

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John Starks joins the show to talk about how hyped he is about this team, stories about the old days, and why he's excited about Mike Brown taking over coaching duties. Pat O'Keefe joins to go over why this is the highest anticipated Knicks season of the century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…
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Public sector mega strike: up to 100,000 health and education workers walk out 18:34

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Up to 100-thousand union members across health and education are on strike today. The action prompted Public Service Minister Judith Collins, to pen a letter to New Zealanders - saying the strikes are more about politics than outcomes. The ‘mega strike’ is being tipped to be the largest in our history. So, as nurses, doctors, and teachers take to t…
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Can the Louvre’s stolen royal gems ever be recovered? 21:52

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In seven minutes, thieves entered the Louvre in Paris and made off with eight “priceless” jewels. The necklaces, earrings, brooches, and crowns has belonged to an array of 19th century royals, including Napoleon’s wife Marie-Amelie, and empress Eugenie, married to Napoleon III. The gang were organised, professionals, and had clearly scoped the worl…
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'Power prices are the real headline': Why 3% inflation feels worse 21:44

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Inflation has risen even further. Latest Stats NZ figures show inflation reached 3% in the year to September. Economists had tipped to hit the top end of the Reserve Bank’s target band of between 1 and 3%. But, some say the period of circa 3% could be short-lived. At the same time, Labour has broken its silence on what it thinks will help the econo…
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Teachers day off: Improving working conditions will improve learning conditions, union says 17:44

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This week will see mass walk outs across the country as 100,000 teachers and medical staff go on strike. This Thursday, October 23, 11,500 Allied Health workers will walk off the job, as well as: 35-hundred mental health and public health nurses and mental health assistants, more than 36,000 nurses, midwives, health care assistants, and 400 nurses …
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