The Daily Beat
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The Daily Beat is a daily news podcast inspired by the power of social media to spark social change. Tune in Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. as BTR’s social media director, DJ Jen, culls the “Twitterverse” and “blogosphere” to bring you the top stories regarding social justice and human rights issues.
Not to mention, we’ll also feature some of BTR’s top tracks.
Don’t miss a beat!
It’s your daily news roundup courtesy of BTR!
Today on the beat:
Passions run high as Hong Kong marches for democracy
REPORT: HEALTH LAW SIGN-UPS DOGGED BY DATA FLAWS
IRAQI PARLIAMENT DEADLOCKS OVER NEW GOVERNMENT
Some Syrian Islamist groups reject Islamic ‘caliphate’
Ukraine forces attack rebel positions, Putin growls
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