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RADIO ASNIERES
Café des Mamans
L’antenne d’Asnières-sur-Seine du Réseau des Parents propose tous les jeudis matin son « café des mamans », à la Maison de la Famille, au 43 de la rue Albert de Mun.Comme son nom l’indique, café, thé, cookies et viennoiseries accueillent les mamans, le jour où Radio Asnières s’y est rendu, elles étaient 4 dont trois avec leur petit dernier.La discussion était menée par Dominique Anne-Deghelt, infirmière de son état et coordinatrice des actions de promotion et de santé pour la ville d’Asnières.Au micro de Radio Asnières, Salma, qui...
2025-09-25
11 min
The Kingdom Sparkle Podcast
I Like Big Buts..Part3: Conformity and Individuality- Balancing the Need to Fit in With Standing Out
Welcome to another intriguing episode of the Kingdom Sparkle Podcast as part of our 'I Like Big Buts' series. Today's episode, 'Conformity and Individuality: Balancing the Need to Fit in With Standing Out,' explores the captivating paradox of our desire to belong while expressing our distinctive selves. Our host, Angeline Moore, shares wisdom from scripture and quotes from historical figures like Albert Einstein to illuminate this delicate balance. The episode dives deep into the entrepreneurial journey, exploring how we often find ourselves torn between adhering to industry standards and letting our unique brand voice shine through. Through practical strategies...
2023-06-15
18 min
大师请指教
大师,请指教:足球教练 Coach Albert : 世界杯有史以来进球最多的选手,不是C罗,也不是梅西,而是他!
每天邀请不同嘉宾出题考验 Royce 和 Angeline,看看谁比较聪明?
2022-12-14
20 min
大师请指教
大师,请指教:足球教练 Coach Albert : 马来西亚的足球XX,竟然赫赫有名,全球排名第六!
每天邀请不同嘉宾出题考验 Royce 和 Angeline,看看谁比较聪明?
2022-12-13
17 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.30 Meet Joy Milne: The woman who can sniff out Parkinson's, Alzheimer's & cancer
Host Angeline Albert talks to Joy Milne about what it's like to smell Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, cancer and other diseases. Her rare hereditary condition also meant she could smell her husband's Parkinson's 12 years before he was diagnosed. .
2022-10-26
25 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep. 29 Kari Gerstheimer, Access Social Care CEO reveals how some battles for care are so 'harrowing' lawyers need counselling
Host Jill Rennie talks to Kari Gerstheimer about why she set up the charity and how the charity is giving free legal advice to thousands of elderly and disabled people to access social care when they need it and how the lack of funding and social care workforce shortage is exacerbating the crisis and increasing the workload of the charity.
2022-08-10
25 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep. 28 Comedian Pope Lonergan talks about his new book 'I'll Die After Bingo' and his life as a care home worker
Host Jill Rennie talks to comedian and author Pope Lonergan about his new book where he shares his raw and honest account of his time working as a care worker, his thoughts on care workers’ wages and retention, the need for society and the government to appreciate care workers and value the work they do, and his care home tour where he performs alongside the residents.
2022-06-14
36 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep. 27 Dr Jane Townson, CEO of the Homecare Association talks about infection control fund, overseas recruitment and cost of living crisis
Host Jill Rennie talks to Dr Jane Townson about care workers being denied sick pay because the government has scrapped the infection control fund exacerbating workforce shortages, the problems providers are currently having when they try to recruit overseas care workers and how future technology used through the power of television could be a way to maintain people’s health at home.
2022-04-27
59 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.26 Long Covid left us bedbound for a year say Antony Loveless and Claire Hooper
Host Angeline Albert talks to Antony Loveless and former nurse Claire Hooper who describe how long Covid left them bedbound for the whole year in 2021.
2022-03-29
28 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep. 25 Amanda Woodvine, CEO of Vegetarian for Life talks about respecting beliefs of vegetarians and vegans in care homes
Host Sue Learner talks to Amanda Woodvine about the importance of respecting the beliefs of older vegetarians and vegans living in care homes, many of whom have dementia and will have forgotten they don't eat meat
2022-02-28
30 min
Dive Into Into A High-Impact Full Audiobook Right Now.
[Spanish] - La hermana perla (Las Siete Hermanas 4): La historia de CeCe by Lucinda Riley
Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/574563to listen full audiobooks. Title: [Spanish] - La hermana perla (Las Siete Hermanas 4): La historia de CeCe Series: #4 of Las Siete Hermanas Author: Lucinda Riley Narrator: Anna Pallejà Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 21 hours 56 minutes Release date: February 24, 2022 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 5 Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1 Genres: LGBTQ+ Publisher's Summary: La hermana perla es el cuarto volumen de la emocionante saga de Lucinda Riley Las Siete Hermanas, una serie de novelas basada en la mitología griega y en la astrología que enamorará a sus lectoras. Siete hermanas, siete destinos, un padre...
2022-02-24
9h 56
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.24 Vic Rayner, CEO of the National Care Forum talks about care staff shortages, the need for pay increase and mandatory vaccine
Host Jill Rennie talks to Vic Rayner, CEO of the National Care Forum (NCF) about how social care is viewed in the eyes of the government since the pandemic, how the government should have handled the mandatory vaccine policy and how technology will play an integral role in the future of social care.
2021-11-30
38 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.23 Camille Leavold, Abbots Care director talks about mandatory vaccines and the recruitment crisis
Host Sue Learner talks to Camille Leavold, managing director of Abbots Care, a home care provider in the south east of England, about how they have been coping during the pandemic, what she thinks of mandatory vaccination for home care workers and her solution for the recruitment crisis.
2021-10-21
38 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.22 Is football a killer? Dr Willie Stewart says headers aren't worth high dementia risk
Host Angeline Albert talks to traumatic brain injury expert Dr Willie Stewart who says footballs should be sold with a health warning because his study reveals professional footballers have a 5 times higher risk of getting Alzheimer's because of headers.
2021-09-28
36 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep. 21 Stephen Chandler, president of care charity ADASS talks about fixing social care and appearing on Panorama
Host Jill Rennie talks to Stephen Chandler, president of ADASS, about adult social care, his appearance on BBC One's Panorama, the government's response to the pandemic and how care work is still undervalued and misunderstood.
2021-06-29
41 min
Dive Into Into A High-Impact Full Audiobook Right Now.
[Spanish] - Tiempo muerto, hijo de puta by Víctor Blázquez García
Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/526435to listen full audiobooks. Title: [Spanish] - Tiempo muerto, hijo de puta Author: Víctor Blázquez García Narrator: Albert Cortés Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 12 hours 18 minutes Release date: June 23, 2021 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Unos sucesos inesperados están a punto de arrollar al policía Rayhan Márquez como un tren de cercanías. En cuestión de horas se verá obligado a tomar una decisión trascendental: respaldar a un hombre al que respeta y considera su amigo o hacer lo correcto y denunciarle. Al mismo tiempo, le asignan el escenario d...
2021-06-23
12h 18
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.20 ‘I had panic attacks’ says care manager revealing mental health battle after 9 residents died
Host Angeline Albert talks to care home manager Dawn Bunter about how her mental health was impacted after nine residents died of Covid-19.
2021-05-27
27 min
Husband and Wifetime
Stalked By My Doctor 2, 3, and 4: When Soap Pump Met Empty Glass
This week you get three episodes for the price of one, which is to say free!In Stalked By My Doctor: The Return, Dr. Albert Beck (still Eric Roberts) gives Amy (Claire Blackwelder) CPR, and saves her life. He follows her to San Diego and romances her mother Linda (Hilary Greer) to get closer to her.In Stalked By My Doctor: Patient’s Revenge, Dr. Albert Beck (always Eric Roberts) starts a new job as a college professor at Southeastern Arizona University and falls for his student Melissa (Anna Ma...
2021-05-27
1h 24
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.19 Jess Crawford aged 29 reveals what it was like finding she has inherited the gene for frontotemporal dementia
Host Jill Rennie talks to Jess Crawford who has found at the age of 29 she has the gene for frontotemporal dementia, why she chose to take the test, her decision to start making care plans including choosing a care home and how she is helping others by writing a blog.
2021-04-29
47 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.18 Care minister Helen Whately defends her response to Covid deaths in care homes
Host Angeline Albert talks to Care minister Helen Whately about government response to deaths in care homes, care home visits etc
2021-03-26
39 min
Hey YA
What Do We Do When We're Done With Nancy Drew?
Hannah and Kelly talk about awesome YA historical fiction featuring female leads and dig into YA mysteries — where have they gone? Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. To get even more YA news and recommendations, sign up for our What’s Up in YA newsletter! SHOW NOTES Mazie by Melanie Crowder The Degenerates by J. Albert Mann Luck of the Titanic by Stacey Lee Orphan Monster Spy by Matt Killeen The Black Kids by Christina Hammonds Reed The King...
2021-03-17
1h 13
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.17 Arlene Phillips, Strictly Come Dancing legend talks about her career, ageism and her work with Alzheimer's Society
Host Jill Rennie talks to Arlene Phillips about her dancing career and the inspirational people she has met such as Freddie Mercury, Ridley Scott and Andrew Lloyd Webber. She also talks about her time on Strictly Come Dancing and her departure from the series, being an ambassador for the Alzheimer's Society as well as lockdown and how it has affected people living with dementia and tips for keeping healthy at any age.
2021-02-17
52 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.16 Grace Meadows, Music for Dementia director on her passion to make music an integral part of dementia care
Host Jill Rennie talks to Grace Meadows, programme director of Music for Dementia, a charity boosting awareness of the benefits of music and its power to connect and stimulate people with dementia and reduce anxiety. They discuss the charity’s campaign for music to be seen as integral to the care of people with dementia and how care homes can still safely hold singing sessions despite Covid restrictions.
2021-01-29
37 min
Rockin' The Blues
Rockin The Blues.050121
Love and Money - Looking for Angeline Black Stone Cherry - In Love With The Pain Royal Southern Brotherhood - Moonlight Over The Mississippi Frank Bang - It Don't Make Sense (If You Can't Make Peace) Ben Poole - Have You Ever Loved A Woman Hard Stairs - Black Swan Hotel Motörhead - Ace Of Spades Freddy King - It's so Bad Things Are Going Tough Robert Cray with Albert Collins - Angel of Mercy Albert Collins - Trash Talkin' Andy Lindquist - As The Blues Turn Dan B...
2021-01-06
1h 54
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.15 Martin Jones, CEO of Home Instead Senior Care talks about caring for his father and his vision for home care
Host Sue Learner talks to Martin Jones, chief executive of Home Instead Senior Care about how caring for his father has shaped the way he leads the UK's biggest home care provider. He reveals how Home Instead Senior Care has been coping during the pandemic and his vision for home care.
2020-12-18
32 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep. 14 Care home manager who caught COVID-19 says care homes face free PPE restrictions
Host Angeline Albert talks to care home manager Mark Topps , who caught COVID-19 and says care homes are struggling to get enough free PPE each day because of restrictions placed on them by the government.
2020-11-01
31 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.13 Karolina Gerlich, head of Care Workers Charity talks about her battle to improve pay and status of care workers
Hosts Jill Rennie and Sue Learner talk to Karolina Gerlich, executive director of the Care Workers Charity (CWC) about her phenomenal achievement in fundraising two million pounds for care workers during the pandemic and the new points-based immigration system that will prevent foreign care workers coming to the UK to work. She also gives the government a CQC-style rating on how they performed during the COVID-19 crisis when care homes and home care were very much on the front line and talks about her battle to improve the pay and status of care workers.
2020-10-02
33 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.12 Transgender care director talks LGBT+ rights & inclusive care
Host Angeline Albert asks why should care homes and home care agencies champion LGBT+ rights?Ramses Underhill-Smith, the MD of the UK's first LGBT+ home care firm, shares his personal insight into why it matters. Alice Wallace, director of charity Opening Doors London says every care setting should get Pride In Care accreditation.
2020-09-06
39 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep.11 Care worker facing deportation fears his life's at risk
Host Angeline Albert speaks to care worker Anugwom Goodluck who battled to protect care home residents from COVID-19 but now faces deportation to Nigeria. He talks about fleeing from terrorists and why he fears his life is at risk.
2020-07-31
15 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 10. Care home lockdown laughs include perfume-scented love letters to penpals
Host Angeline Albert asks what is life like for a care home in lockdown? Care worker Jack Johnson, 91-year-old resident Doreen Empson & Danielle Bullent manager at Laurel Lodge care home talk about making residents laugh out loud in lockdown, taking on different jobs including hair-modelling and new activities like a care home penpal scheme which gave nonagenarian Doreen a new admirer.
2020-06-01
13 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 9. Care home owner Anita Astle talks about loss of 13 residents from COVID-19 and how ‘love’ from people kept her going
Host Angeline Albert talks to Anita Astle, the managing director of Wren Hall Nursing Home in Nottingham, where 13 residents died of Covid-19. She also fell ill with Covid-19. The care home owner talks candidly about government failures including PPE shortages, no testing for residents who died at her care home and "poor and conflicting" guidance. She says it was the community that gave her the help and "morale boost" that kept her and her staff going.
2020-05-04
26 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 8. Martin Green, Care England CEO talks about care homes and his love for the north
Co-hosts Jill Rennie and Sue Learner talk to Martin Green, chief executive of Care England about his passion for the care sector which is nearly as strong as his passion for Newcastle as well as his sense of injustice and his desire to improve people's lives and make the world a better place.
2020-04-02
40 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 7. Care minister Caroline Dinenage talks about why social care reform hasn't arrived and death threats
Host Angeline Albert talks to Care minister Caroline Dinenage about her husband’s death threats, government thinking on social care reform and her encounters with the Kray twins. The minister talks about why a long term solution for social care hasn't arrived and says she can't promise a plan will arrive by the summer.
2020-02-13
25 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 6. John and Nula Suchet talk about finding love through dementia
Co-hosts Jill Rennie and Sue Learner talk to TV broadcaster and Classic FM presenter John Suchet and his wife Nula about how dementia affected them individually and as a couple, how they coped putting their soul mates into a care home, their feelings of guilt, and the stress of looking after a loved one with dementia.
2020-01-24
1h 00
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 5. Norma Howard - UK’s oldest female wing walker
Co-hosts Jill Rennie and Sue Learner talk to Norma Howard, who at the age of 91 became the UK’s oldest female wing-walker. If that is not exhausting enough, Norma has ridden the wall of death, swum the equivalent of the English Channel and is an experienced pilot.
2020-01-03
22 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 4. Freda & The 100+ Club - how she dodged bullets & met Queen's grandparents
Host Angeline Albert talks to 106-year-old Freda Hodgson and Dorothy Gayler, aged 101, two of the nine members of what has been dubbed The 100+ Club as well as care staff at Whiteley Village.
2019-12-18
22 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 3. Esther Rantzen on care robots, loneliness & the right to die
Host Angeline Albert talks to broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen about loneliness, the right to die, ageism, climate change and care robots
2019-11-07
31 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 2. Wendy Mitchell on living with dementia
Co-hosts Jill Rennie and Sue Learner talk to Wendy Mitchell, who was diagnosed with early onset dementia at the age of 58. Since her diagnosis, she has written a bestselling memoir called ‘Somebody I Used to Know’ and hopes that by spreading awareness she can help people to understand what it is like living with dementia.
2019-10-18
46 min
Let's Talk About Care
Ep 1. Gyles Brandreth on dementia & poetry
Co-hosts Jill Rennie and Sue Learner talk to Gyles Brandreth about his new book ‘Dancing by the Light of the Moon’ where he not only discusses his passion for poetry but how learning poetry can be good for all and help delay the onset of dementia.
2019-09-19
42 min
Let's Talk About Care
Let’s Talk About Care - Trailer
This podcast is hosted by Jill Rennie, Sue Learner and Angeline Albert. Two of the hosts introduce listeners to the Let’s Talk About Care podcast revealing how they became involved in the world of care.
2019-09-18
04 min
Radio Marinara
Radio Marinara - 5 July 2015
We've been bringing you up to date the last few Sundays about the annual amassing of the spider crabs in Port Phillip Bay. Local underwater photographer and diving enthusiast PT Hirschfield has been getting out there as often as she can, during the week she shot some sensational footage of the spectacular crustacean 'stacks on', and an opportunistic giant sting ray honing in on a giant crabby smorgasbord. We'll be speaking with PT Hirschfield about her experiences with the spider crabs and her footage that's gone viral.Scuba for Change is a unique, world first social enterprise...
2015-07-05
48 min