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U HeardTHIRD OV WEEKEND WRAP-UP - EPISODE 250Alright, U Heard fam, buckle up! You know the drill, we're diving headfirst into the madness that is Miami Hurricanes recruiting. And what a weekend it's been in Coral Gables! Your hosts, Joey, Polk, CB, and Ben, are here to break it all down.Recruit Reactions: The Word from Paradise!The red carpet was rolled out, and the talent parade did not disappoint. We caught up with all the future Hurricanes on their way out of Coral Gables, and the vibes were through the roof!First up...2025-06-1629 min
U HeardCANES ARE COOKING! - EPISODE 249Alright, U Heard fam, buckle up! You know the drill, we're diving headfirst into the madness that is Miami Hurricanes recruiting. And what a week it's been!New Blood in the 305!First things first, let's hear it for the newest members of the Cane gang! We just locked down IOL legacy Canon Pickett – yeah, you heard that right, legacy – and DL Tyson Bacon out of Hoover, Alabama, who apparently thought "top national offers" just sounded like background noise compared to the U. These guys are already bringing the sizzle, and they haven't even hit the fiel...2025-06-121h 11
CADSSquad Review : Dragusin and DansoOur squad review continues and we look at both Dragusin and Danso, but we also can't stop talking about Ben Davies, sorry not sorry.The CADS involved are Stu, David, Kjetil, Ash, Marcel and our guest for the evening Ross.Agree/Disagree ?Our squad reviews:The goalkeepers : https://youtu.be/90YRMJEsvFgThe fullbacks : https://youtu.be/_c__0Lb7Vm0Ben Davies - https://youtu.be/kw0L2I9R4J0Phillips, Dorrington and Vuskovic : https://youtu.be/45qh9JMzWeUDevine, Donley, Gray and Bergvall - https://youtu.be/LDqzJDRK_5cSarr, Bissouma and Bentancur : https://youtu.be/7LLOnGqboP4Wilson and Brennan : https...2025-06-0903 minCADSSquad Review Ben DaviesThe CADS take a look at one of our favourite players, but unfortunately he's kind of reached the end of his tenure at Tottenham.The CADS involved are Stu, David, Kjetil, Ash, Marcel and our guest for the evening Ross.Agree/Disagree ?2025-06-0403 min
The Link PodcastAI for the Mind: Enhancing Executive Functioning with Craig SmithOn this episode: “AI for the Mind: Enhancing Executive Functioning with Craig Smith” Executive function (EF) refers to a set of cognitive processes that enable individuals to plan, focus attention, remember instructions, manage time, regulate emotions, and adapt to changing situations. Although well reported that people who are neurodivergent experience issues with EF, they can also be experienced by neurotypicals. Depression, anxiety, perimenopause, life challenges (relationship issues, house move, death of a loved one) can all influence EF (Diamond, 2013). We are very excited to bring you a special guest this month, Craig Smith.Craig i...2025-02-261h 23The Link PodcastService Users Mini-Series: Episode 5 – Homeward Bound: Creative StorytellingTrigger Warning: This discussion has mention of death, dying and end of life/palliative care. Please refrain from listening if you feel this could be traumatising at this time. There are links for internal (University) and external listeners, if you feel affected or have been affected by any details of this Podcast. On this episode: “Service Users Mini-Series: Episode 5 – Homeward Bound: Creative Storytelling”We speak to Lesley Goodburn from the Service Users Group (SUC’s) but also works within the NHS for the National Experience Care Team for the last 16...2025-01-211h 06
The Road to NowWoodrow Wilson: The Light Withdrawn w/ Christopher CoxDid you know that Woodrow Wilson didn’t have a regular job until he was 28 years old? Or that he didn’t complete all the requirements for a PhD? After retiring from politics in 2009, former Congressman and Securities & Exchange Commission Chair Christopher Cox decided to turn to history. The result is his new book, Woodrow Wilson: The Light Withdrawn, which gives special attention to Wilson's views on race and women's rights, presenting the 28thPresident as “a man superbly unsuited to the moment when he ascended to the Presidency.” In this episode, Chris joins us to share the path tha...2024-11-1151 min
T'as vu l'heure ?Trois anecdotes un peu ouf sur la présidentielle américaineNova vous a préparé trois petites anecdotes pour avoir des trucs à dire pendant vos longues conversations sur l’incertitude des présidentielles. Tenez, saviez-vous que si jamais Kamala Harris l'emportait face à Donald Trump, ce serait la première fois que les États-Unis, éliraient une femme à la tête de l’exécutif. Enfin... officiellement. En effet, officieusement, deux femmes ont déjà gouverné le pays. La première ? Kamala Harris. Eh oui, la vice-présidente a déjà gouverné les États-Unis. Bon, ça a duré une heure et demie, c’était le 19 novembre 2021. Ce jour-là, Joe Biden a dû être...2024-11-0502 min
The Link PodcastMedical Mystery 3: Awake in the DarkOn this episode: “Medical Mystery 3: Awake in the Dark”This month we bring you a SPECIAL three part mini-series for Halloween! In this episode of Awake in the Dark, we explore the haunting mystery of Encephalitis lethargica, a strange illness that swept across the globe in the early 20th century.Join us as we uncover the chilling accounts of those affected—individuals who slipped into an unsettling slumber, leaving their loved ones to grapple with the fear of losing them to an unknown fate.We delve into the groundbreaking work of...2024-10-3112 minThe Link PodcastMedical Mystery 2: Pixels and Panic: The Dark History of PokemonOn this episode: “Medical Mystery 2: Pixels and Panic”This month we bring you a SPECIAL three part mini-series for Halloween! Ben and Kirsty delve into medical mysteries, and in this second episode, they explore the ‘Pokémon Panic’.What happened in Japan in 1997 when a Pokémon episode that was aired seemed to caused seizures among their young viewers?Ben shares the story of Haruki, a young Pokémon fan that had an unusual reaction to a newly aired episode, followed by possible conclusions that could be made.What led to...2024-10-3016 minThe Link PodcastMedical Mystery 1: The Dance of DeathOn this episode: “Medical Mystery 1: The Dance of Death”This month we bring you a SPECIAL three part mini-series for Halloween! Ben and Kirsty delve into medical mysteries, and in this first episode, they explore the ‘Dancing Plague’.What happened in Strasbourg in 1518 that caused many deaths to occur over 40 days?Ben shares this story, followed by possible theories that could be made. 'Will we ever know what caused the dance of death? Look out for Medical Mystery 2, coming on Wednesday 30th!2024-10-2915 min
New Books in American StudiesAliza Arzt, "Turning the Pages: Conversations Through Time with Rabbi Isador Signer" (Ben Yehuda Press, 2024)Today I talked to Aliza Arzt about Turning the Pages: Conversations Through Time with Rabbi Isador Signer (Ben Yehuda Press, 2024)In 1924, Rabbi Isidor Signer was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York City. He had been born in Romania and raised in Montreal. He would go on to lead congregations in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Somerville, Massachusetts; and Manhattan Beach, New York, until his death at age 53.A century later, his granddaughter has selected and annotated two dozen of Rabbi Signer's sermons, delivered between the years 1923 and 1949. She has also solicited a contemporary res...2024-10-131h 16
New Books in BiographyAliza Arzt, "Turning the Pages: Conversations Through Time with Rabbi Isador Signer" (Ben Yehuda Press, 2024)Today I talked to Aliza Arzt about Turning the Pages: Conversations Through Time with Rabbi Isador Signer (Ben Yehuda Press, 2024)In 1924, Rabbi Isidor Signer was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York City. He had been born in Romania and raised in Montreal. He would go on to lead congregations in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Somerville, Massachusetts; and Manhattan Beach, New York, until his death at age 53.A century later, his granddaughter has selected and annotated two dozen of Rabbi Signer's sermons, delivered between the years 1923 and 1949. She has also solicited a contemporary res...2024-10-131h 16
New Books in Jewish StudiesAliza Arzt, "Turning the Pages: Conversations Through Time with Rabbi Isador Signer" (Ben Yehuda Press, 2024)Today I talked to Aliza Arzt about Turning the Pages: Conversations Through Time with Rabbi Isador Signer (Ben Yehuda Press, 2024)In 1924, Rabbi Isidor Signer was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York City. He had been born in Romania and raised in Montreal. He would go on to lead congregations in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Somerville, Massachusetts; and Manhattan Beach, New York, until his death at age 53.A century later, his granddaughter has selected and annotated two dozen of Rabbi Signer's sermons, delivered between the years 1923 and 1949. She has also solicited a contemporary res...2024-10-131h 16
The Link PodcastGuided Meditation Special: Part Three – Reflections from the Podcast Team (3/3)On this episode: “Guided Meditation Special: Part Three – Reflections from the Podcast Team"SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE! https://forms.office.com/e/vRH3s8QJ8gBen and Kirsty are re-joined by Carole Chance from the Service Users Group (SUC’s) for a very special podcast! Carole has an interest in spirituality, crystals and gives us an amazing experience of guided meditation!In this special three-part podcast, we start by exploring what guided meditation is and how Carole came about it, followed by a LIVE guided meditation from Carole in par...2024-09-2424 minThe Link PodcastGuided Meditation Special: Part Two – LIVE Guided Meditation (2/3)On this episode: “Guided Meditation Special: Part Two – LIVE Guided Meditation"Ben and Kirsty are re-joined by Carole Chance from the Service Users Group (SUC’s) for a very special podcast! Carole has an interest in spirituality, crystals and gives us an amazing experience of guided meditation!In this special three-part podcast, we start by exploring what guided meditation is and how Carole came about it, followed by a LIVE guided meditation from Carole in part two, and end with reflections from both Ben and Kirsty on the whole experience.We wan...2024-09-2413 minThe Link PodcastGuided Meditation Special: Part One – What is guided meditation? (1/3)On this episode: “Guided Meditation Special: Part One – What is guided meditation?”Ben and Kirsty are re-joined by Carole Chance from the Service Users Group (SUC’s) for a very special podcast! Carole has an interest in spirituality, crystals and gives us an amazing experience of guided meditation!In this special three-part podcast, we start by exploring what guided meditation is and how Carole came about it, followed by a LIVE guided meditation from Carole in part two, and end with reflections from both Ben and Kirsty on the whole experience.We...2024-09-2415 minThe Link PodcastService Users Mini-Series: Episode 4 - Acromegaly "A Label or a Key?"We speak to Carole Chance who has been a member of the Service Users Group (SUC’s) for over seven years and started out by interviewing candidates for the University. Carole speaks about the co-morbidities she has including Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Acromegaly. She explains that a diagnosis can be a ‘key’ rather than a label and open doors to support and new experiences. Carole and I discuss how healthcare professionals can support service users, including how the use of jargon can be terrifying for people without any healthcare knowledge. We explore how the news of her diagnosis was give...2024-09-031h 04
Shield of the RepublicThe Men Who Made a CenturyEric welcomes back Michael Mandelbaum, author and Christian A. Herter Professor Emeritus of American Foreign Policy at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. Michael is the author of the new book The Titans of the Twentieth Century: How They Made History and the History they Made (New York: Oxford University Press, 2024). His book is a study of the interaction between individuals and the structural forces of history with essays on Woodrow Wilson, Vladimir Lenin, Adolph Hitler, Winston Churchill, FDR, Mohandas Gandhi, David Ben Gurion and Mao tse-Tung. They discuss the circumstances that allowed these figures to exercise enormous i...2024-08-2957 minThe Link PodcastStudent Focus: Impacts of parents presence at child’s resuscitation attemptsTrigger Warning: This is a discussion about trauma, death, dying, and resuscitation attempts regarding children/babies. Please refrain from listening if you feel this could be traumatising at this time. There are links for internal (University) and external listeners, if you feel affected or have been affected by any details of this Podcast. On this episode: Student Focus: Impacts of parents presence at child’s resuscitation attempts.We speak to third year student ODP Rohanna Wolley, who discusses the debates around parents being present during cardiac arrests, a topic she delved into for...2024-08-061h 28The Link PodcastMini-series: Exploring dying and death in different cultures - SikhismOn this episode:We speak to Ravinder Kaur, who is the head of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) at Staffordshire University.Ravinder shares her knowledge and experience of being a Sikh, along with the rituals, celebrations and the considerations of how to care for patients from a Sikh faith. We learn just how important the Sikh rituals are, and the importance of the five K’s, which baptised Sikh’s wear at all times.I also explore with Ravinder, the way in which the Sikh community care for their loved ones...2024-07-161h 13
The Road to NowWoodrow Wilson & Presidential Morality w/ Patricia O'ToolePatricia O’Toole’s The Moralist: Woodrow Wilson and the World He Made (Simon & Schuster, 2018) examines the life of a President whose policy was guided by his personal sense of morality. From today’s perspective, Woodrow Wilson’s time in the White House (1913-1921) seems full of contradictions. He supported a constitutional amendment to ensure women’s suffrage, but oversaw the re-segregation of America’s civil service. He championed national self-determination for the people of Europe, but readily deployed US soldiers to intervene in Latin America. And he won re-election with the slogan “He Kept Us Out Of War,” yet called for A...2024-07-0852 minThe Link PodcastService Users Mini-Series: Episode 3 - Living with Cerebral PalsyOn this episode: Living with Cerebral PalsyWe speak to Charlotte Evans, who is part of the Service Users Group (SUC’s) on her experiences with living with Cerebral Palsy. Charlotte shares her key challenges, strengths and aims to provide education about Cerebral Palsy.Charlotte bravely shares some of the negative experiences she has had, but says how these shape how education and awareness are a vital consideration for a disability that is not as well recognised. I explore with Charlotte the challenges surrounding diagnosis, treatment and options for the transition from pae...2024-06-121h 09The Link PodcastService Users Mini-Series: "A Journey of Two Roads" Robert Lafferty on Surviving SuicideEpisode Description: Trigger Warning This is a passionate and frank discussion about depression, suicide detail, substance overdose and trauma. Please refrain from listening if you feel this could be traumatising at this time. There are links for internal (University) and external listeners, if you feel affected or have been affected by any details of this Podcast. On this episode: "A Journey of Two Roads" Robert Lafferty on Surviving SuicideWe speak to Robert Lafferty who is part of the Service Users Group. Following a lowe...2024-05-2057 min
Off CenterEpisode 19: Critical Software Art with Ben GrosserIn this episode of Off Center, Scott Rettberg is joined by Ben Grosser, a professor of New Media at the University of Illinois. Ben is a well-known software artist who critically approaches digital media and platforms in his work. Listen now!
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Grosser, Benjamin. 2012. Facebook Demetricator. Web browser extension. https://bengrosser.com/projects/facebook-demetricator/.
Grosser, Benjamin. 2014. What do metrics want? How quantification prescribes social interaction on Facebook. Computational Culture. http://computationalculture.net/what-do-metrics-want/.
Grosser, Benjamin. 2019. Order of magnitude. Video. 47:15 minutes. https://bengrosser.com/proj...2024-05-0749 minThe Link PodcastService Users Miniseries Episode 1: Exploring TransgenderEpisode Description: On this episode: Insights and experiences of being transgenderWe speak to Fee Wood who shares her lived experience of being a transgender person, discussing the issues faced and how healthcare professionals can support transgender people better in healthcare settings. Fee is part of the Service Users Group, who use lived experience to help students and practitioners to understand differences and share knowledge. Fee bravely shares her personal journey and some of the tough experiences that she has encountered and gives tips and tricks fo...2024-04-251h 12The Link PodcastMini-series: Exploring dying and death in different cultures- ChristianityEpisode Description: On this episode: Christianity We speak to Mick Williams, who has been the chaplain for Staffordshire University for 14 years. Mick shares his experience of what Christianity is, what it means to be a believer, and what death looks like in Christianity. Mick has spent time with student groups to help empower and break down barriers with religious terminology. We explore how healthcare professionals can meet the spiritual needs of patients within their care with some top tips from Mick to create a ‘toolbox’. Finally, Mick speaks...2024-03-251h 16The Link PodcastStudent to Qualified…Dealing with Transitional ShockBack for a January Pod! and a year of exciting and interesting podcasts to come! On this episode: Student to qualified…Dealing with Transitional ShockWe speak to Kirsty who qualified as an Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) last year. Kirsty shares her experience during the transition from student to qualified practitioner, and the little discussed phenomena of transitional shock, defined as the period of time where the student integrates into solo clinical practice. Kirsty anecdotally amongst her peers, found that many ODP practitioners experienced a to...2024-01-311h 04The Link PodcastMental Health Nursing: A Student’s Perspective.On this episode: Mental Health Nursing: A Student’s Perspective.We speak to Michelle Storey who is a third year Mental Health Nurse Student.Michelle explains the complex role of a mental health nurse, talks us through several placement areas that she has or will cover as well as some of her most challenging and most rewarding care experiences. Finally, Michelle tells us some interesting details on diagnosis, medication and therapy- explaining how they are used augmentatively to support services users through their recovery journey....2023-12-121h 05
The Glenn Beck ProgramBiden’s Plan to Nationalize the Internet | Guests: Rep. Chip Roy & Ben Weingarten | 11/7/23A few pages of the Nashville school shooter's alleged manifesto were leaked to the public, and the FBI isn't happy. The government's censorship campaign is getting out of control. Glenn breaks down how Woodrow Wilson laid down the groundwork for the FCC to turn into an administrative state. Senior contributor for the Federalist Benjamin Weingarten joins to expose how the federal government conspired with social media to censor conservatives during the 2020 election. The Biden administration is seemingly taking Hamas at its word that aid sent to Gaza won't be used to further the attack on Israel. Glenn analyzes the...2023-11-072h 09
We Hate MoviesThe Devil's Rain (with Ben Worcester)
“It is ugly as sin, this amulet… it better protect you from evil, otherwise…” Chris
On the final Spooktacular episode of 2023, the guys bring on their beloved bud, Ben Worcester to chat about the unfairly maligned Satanic Panic picture, The Devil’s Rain! Why couldn’t they have Ernest Borgnine in a Hawaiian shirt here at some point? Was this film’s makeup the inspiration for the Shatner Captain Kirk mask that then became the infamous Michael Myers ‘The Shape’ mask? How hilarious/great is that flashback sequence? And did everyone get a good look at Shatner’s belt buckle and wick...2023-10-312h 00The Link PodcastADHD mini-series (3) "ADHD, Student Paramedic & LGBQT" Understanding the lived experienceOn this episode: Celebrating ADHD Awareness Month, Episode 3! I speak to Bridie Benson (2nd Year paramedic student) and the wonderful Anthony Hadley (Voice Coordinator/students Union) about everything ADHD, with a focus on the lived experience, and from Bridie’s and Anthonys experiences as members of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer (LGBTQ+) community. "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects people's behaviour. People with ADHD can seem restless, may have trouble concentrating and may act on impulse. People with ADHD may also have additional problems, such as sleep and anxiety disorders” (NHS, 2021).2023-10-301h 19The Link PodcastADHD mini-series (2) "Female, ADHD and at University" The Learners Perspectives & How Educators can HelpOn this episode: Celebrating ADHD Awareness Month, episode 2! I speak to Mel Heaton (2nd Year Operating Department Practice student) about everything ADHD. Female misdiagnosis, her most impactful University strategies and her experiences with having an ADHD lecturer. "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects people's behaviour. People with ADHD can seem restless, may have trouble concentrating and may act on impulse. People with ADHD may also have additional problems, such as sleep and anxiety disorders” (NHS, 2021).However, there is good news too! ...2023-10-161h 19The Link PodcastADHD mini-series (1) "My ADHD" The Student, the Lecturer and the Inclusion Team: A Recipe for SuccessOn this episode: Celebrating ADHD Awareness Month, episode 1! I speak to Ryan Baddeley (Student Inclusion Advisor) Rachel Stuart (Student Inclusion Assistant) and Mel Heaton (2nd Year Operating Department Practice student) about everything ADHD"Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects people's behaviour. People with ADHD can seem restless, may have trouble concentrating and may act on impulse. People with ADHD may also have additional problems, such as sleep and anxiety disorders” (NHS, 2021).However, there is good news too! “Conversely, ther...2023-10-091h 19The Link PodcastTalking Simulation: Students, Your Guides from the [Podcast] Side!On this episode: Talking simulation with the experts, a definitive student must listen! "Are you a 'Sage on the Stage'. or a 'Guide on the Side'?" I speak to two of my favourite people; Amanda Wilford (Senior Lecturer in Simulation & Patient Safety) and Jo Natalello (Lecturer in Simulation & Patient Safety). Having myself, a long history with simulation practice in clinical areas, and a passion for Human Factors in Healthcare, we all have one thing in common! WE LOVE SIMULATION! and if you are a student at Staffordshire University...2023-09-151h 14
Hall of Famers PodcastCCHOF Podcast w/ Ben Sosa Wright & Daniel Woodrow Ep 32The New Wave of Stand Up kicks off August 28th on CBC Gem with a full lineup of incredible comedians. Two of the stars are on this weeks podcast. First up is Ben Sosa Wright, Ben is stand-up comedian, writer, and improviser from Toronto, he was named a 2022 JFL New Face: Canada. Ben was also named one of CBC’s 15 Canadian Comics To Watch in 2019. If you are a fan of Tyra Banks or Amanda Bynes this is the interview for you! Next on the pod is Daniel Woodrow, Daniel s a Canadian stand-up comedian and actor from Toronto. Hi...2023-08-291h 00
Doggerel Diaries: Ben & Matthew's Literature ProgramCharacter DraftBen and Matthew select 10 characters from stories covered on the podcast, then take turns picking them in a character draft. Whose team has more literary clout? Which one would win on a basketball court? Below are the characters, although not in the order they were drafted.Enid from Alice Munro’s “Love of a Good Woman”Billie in Dantiel Moniz’s “Necessary Bodies”Narrator in Roberto Bolano’s “Sensini”Eric from Jamel Brinkley’s “Everything the Mouth Eats”Narrator in Thom Jones’s “The Pugilist at Rest”Tar Cutler in Chris Offutt’s “Old of the Moon”Woodrow L. Cunningham in Edward P. Jones’s “...2023-08-0749 minThe Link PodcastDr Sarah Edwards: ‘Engaging in Unexpected Communications’On this episode: Dr Sarah Edwards ‘Engaging in Unexpected Communications’. We speak to Dr Sarah Edwards who is a Senior Registrar, working within Emergency Medicine.Sadly, due to the nature of Sarah’s work, she is no stranger to communicating with patients, service users and their relatives/guardians/partners about a very challenging prognosis, or diagnosis. Following an upsetting family event where this communication fell below standard, and in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, where many of these conversations had to be achieved over a phone...2023-08-011h 00The Link PodcastRewards and Challenges: Working Within an Organ Transplant Team.On this episode, Rewards and Challenges: Working Within an Organ Transplant Team: We speak to ex-Staffordshire University student Rob Edge. Rob trained in Operating Department Practice (ODP) qualifying in 2021. Rob now works as an Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) with the National Organ Retrieval Service..Rob found himself with a life changing opportunity to join National Organ Retrieval Service (NORS) Oxford Team. Rob shares his student experiences; career progression and what life is like working within such an amazing team! Rob is also an advocate and campaigner for...2023-07-101h 07The Link PodcastExploring Role Playing Games: D&D at UniversitySo, why are we talking about Dungeons & Dragons on our podcast? On this episode, we talk about the many real life-skills, wellbeing, team-building and social benefits of Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) and Table Top Role Playing Games (TTRPG) With colleagues from the University of Staffordshire: (See some helpful links at the bottom of the show notes). Professor Esther Maccallum-Stewart (School of Digital Technologies and Arts) who specialises in game design and world building. She has been playing D&D...2023-06-061h 25The Link PodcastInspirational People, Greg Page- founding member of The Wiggles: Cardiac Arrest and the Chain of SurvivalOn this episode, Greg Page. Sam has moved back home to the beautiful pastures of Australia, but we are collaborating The Link Podcast with Sam’s new University in Australia in this great sharing of experiences internationally! Sam O’Brien talks to fellow Australian, and iconic children’s music band The Wiggles.Greg Page is an Australian singer. Musician and actor. He is best known for being a founding member of the children's band The Wiggles in 1991~2006 and in 2012. More recently they had a reunion tour in 2020.The average response time t...2023-05-0525 min
History ImpossibleThe First Woke PresidentIn this newest episode of History Impossible, I was joined by my friend, comrade, and frequent collaborator CJ Killmer, host of the Dangerous History Podcast, primarily to dive deep into the question of one of America's most underrated villains, President Woodrow Wilson, particularly on his track record and beliefs regarding one of the dooziest of topics: race. And to put it bluntly, Wilson, as outlined by CJ in his recent 5+ hour episode concerning this subject that's part of his larger Woodrow Wilson series, did not have a good track record when it came to race in America, particularly when it...2023-05-022h 21
The RoboCastRoboCast #139 — BattleBots: World Championship VII - Ep 13 Review [w. Ben Burton]Be sure to check out Robot's Ruined my Life below, and use the code "ROBOCAST" for 25% off your order!!
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In this podcast, I am joined by Steve, the AmericanKilljoy & World of Woodrow as we talk our way through the thirteenth episode of BattleBots World Championship VII! Joining us this week is TerrorTops captain Ben Burton!
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...2023-04-171h 39The Link PodcastStudents Perspectives, Episode 2: Being a Student With Autism, Celebrating Autism Awareness Week!"Mini-Series: Student Perspectives" This Week! "Being an Autistic Student: Celebrating National Autism Week" (27th March-2nd April) Did you know Government prevalence surveys last estimated that around one in 100 people are autistic, which means more than 700,000 people in the UK fall under the autistic spectrum. We speak to student Abi Lewis. Abi is a first-year student children’s nurse. She is also an autistic person. We talk about her diagnosis story, what autism is, some of the common traits, cross ov...2023-03-291h 06The Link PodcastInspirational People: Simon Mann, Cricket, Culture and DiversityOn this episode, Simon Mann. Sam O’Brien talks to BBC cricket commentator, Simon Mann.Simon Mann has been commentating with the BBC since 1996, beginning his career on England’s tour of Zimbabwe. He has also commentated from all the Test playing nations.He has also tried his hand at stand-up comedian, football commentary and other sports to date.Sam talks with Simon about his personal journey throughout his career as well as, diversity, equity, management, and organisational culture. If you have been affected by any of the topics that have...2023-03-0129 minThe Link PodcastNew Mini-Series "Student Perspectives" Episode 1: Being a Mature Student"Mini-Series: Student Perspectives" "This is a new mini-series brought to you by Sarah Postles (Senior Lecturer, Paramedic Sciences) and Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Lecturer Staffs University). Student Perspectives was created to give a platform to those who bring a variety of experiences of being a healthcare student Giving us an insight into their celebrations, struggles and advice. From faith groups, to age, to neuro-diversity, disability, from different cultures, within the LGBQT community and being here against amazing odds"."We are excited to dive in to the life stories of students, and sharing the connection and learning...2023-02-011h 04
Világjárók Klubja BécsPodcast Professzor Dr. Enyedi Zsolttal, magyar politológus, a Közép-európai Egyetem professzora 2023.01.29.1967-ben született Désen, (Kolozsvár környéke). Apai ágon mezőségi városi, anyai ágon alföldi falusi értelmiségi család. A szülei történelem-magyar szakon tanultak, édesapja színháztörténész volt. 1976-ben áttelepült a család Magyarországra. Aktívan részt vett a nyolcvanas évek politikai mozgalmaiban (Dialógus békemozgalom, Raoul Wallenberg Egyesület, Phralipe, független diákönkormányzatok), a Fidesz bölcsészkari csoportjának megalakítója, 1990-ben a párt kisebbségi szakértője, a Pro Minoritate alapítvány kuratóriumának tagja. 1992-ben az Amszterdami...2023-01-2953 min
The CornerOn The Corner With Ben BoyingtonOn this episode of The Corner, I sit down with one of my mentors, Ben Boyington. Ben is an educator in the realm of critical media literacy and works with high schoolers on self-driven education. We talk about empowering youth and why that’s vital now and for the future. We also dive into the power and gravity of language and words. Come along!
Intro and outro: “Walk To The Corner” and “Nameless” by M. Da Glyde Woodrow2022-12-192h 06The Link PodcastRoland Butcher: Lessons from sport; Diversity, Inclusivity and Equity.This Month: Rowland Butcher, talking Diversity, Inclusivity and Equity. Mr Roland Butcher is widely known for being the first black man to play international cricket for England. Roland is now embarking on a UK wide tour promoting Diversity, Inclusivity and Equity and is sharing his thoughts with Staffordshire University. Roland is an extremely insightful and enthusiastic presenter, and his thoughts and experiences hold lessons we can all learn from. Roland sat down with Staffordshire University's Sam O'Brien to discuss Leadership, Principles and of course some Cricket.If you have been affected by any...2022-12-0134 minThe Link PodcastLinda Harty Staffordshire TalesThis Month: More Staffordshire Tales with Sam O'Brien, Linda Hartley (Associate Dean: Student Experience).Linda Joins Sam for some much needed time out, talking about her role within the senior management team, Grandma's Sweet stash and also her formative experiences in life that led her to be so enthusiastic in her position here at Staffordshire University!Sam Talks with Linda about Life, earliest memories, extensive travel and the runner up in the hottest summer on record! (summer of 1976). If you have been affected by any of the topics that have been discussed in this...2022-11-2137 minThe Link PodcastStaffordshire Tales: Tim DaviesWE ARE BACK FOR A NEW SEASON!!After a short hiatus, The Link is back for a new season of explorative and engaging podcasts!This Month: Staffordshire Tales, Tim Davies. Sam O’Brian returns with more Staffordshire Tales. He speaks to Tim Davies, Staffordshire University’s Head of department: Allied Health for theory, covering Operating Department Practice, Midwifery and Paramedical Science. Tim Talks about his past, present and future, from humble beginnings as a salesman, to seasoned paramedical professional, to becoming a lecturer in paramedical science and finally his progression to head of d...2022-11-0140 min
The HorrorBabble Originals PodcastHammer & Nails (5/6) Van Melsen Takes His MedicineJoin podcaster, Diane Woodrow, in conversation with the renowned Paranormal Investigator, Peter Van Melsen, as the pair discuss a strange case the latter was involved with, known as the Hammerton Horror. Over 6 episodes, you’ll hear the recording of Woodrow’s podcast in the quiet setting of Rosedale Chapel, interspersed with dramatic cutaways, designed to provide an audible glimpse of key events as they transpired.
Starring:
Ian Gordon as Peter Van Melsen
Jennifer Gordon as Diane Woodrow
Max Rudd as Andy Perkins
Jess Gordon as Nancy Peterson
Ben...2022-10-2023 min
The HorrorBabble Originals PodcastHammer & Nails (2/6) Van Melsen and the Laughing ManJoin podcaster, Diane Woodrow, in conversation with the renowned Paranormal Investigator, Peter Van Melsen, as the pair discuss a strange case the latter was involved with, known as the Hammerton Horror. Over 6 episodes, you’ll hear the recording of Woodrow’s podcast in the quiet setting of Rosedale Chapel, interspersed with dramatic cutaways, designed to provide an audible glimpse of key events as they transpired.
Starring:
Ian Gordon as Peter Van Melsen and the Laughing Man
Jennifer Gordon as Diane Woodrow
Max Rudd as Andy Perkins
Jess Gordon as Nanc...2022-09-2925 min
Connected Aviation Intelligence PodcastOneWeb’s Ben Griffin Explains How LEO Satellites Address Capacity, Throughput Needs for In-flight InternetOn this episode of the Connected Aviation Intelligence Podcast, Ben Griffin, Vice President of Mobility Services, OneWeb, joins to discuss how the introduction of their Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite could provide a paradigm shift for in-flight internet service in the near future.
Last week, Eutelsat and OneWeb reached an agreement combine, bringing together satellite assets in Geostationary Orbit (GEO) and Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) for multi-orbit service. Since this interview was conducted on the day of this major announcement, the discussion does not focus on the Eutelsat-OneWeb agreement, however Griffin does provide some initial reaction on how t...2022-08-0230 minThe Link Podcast"Neurodiversity at University": Featuring special guest Daniel Jones "The Aspie World"This Month: Everything Autism, ADHD and Dyslexia with The Aspie World's Daniel JonesWe take an explorative dive into neurodiversity with the inspirational Daniel Jones, founder of The Aspie World, YouTube sensation, influencer, public speaker and international voice on Autism and other neuro-diverse conditions. We talk about Daniel's story, why he created an evidence based support channel on YouTube and how using his own personal perspectives living with Autism/Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) & Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) has supported millions of people all over the world, to be able to thrive, not only survive with Neuro-diversity.2022-05-191h 10The Link PodcastStaffordshire tales: Jessica Runacres,Welcome to a brand-new episode of Staffordshire Tales, brought to you by The Link Podcast.On today’s episode, Sam O'Brian speaks to Jessica Runacres, Senior lecturer in research practice at Staffordshire University, School of Health Science and Wellbeing. Get to know Jess, her journey through academia, early education, and her career within Higher Education. Also Get some workflow tips from Jess, including a technique named after a tomato! Sam guides us through this amazing listen!If you have been affected by any of the topics that have been discussed in this podcast, don’t stru...2022-04-1919 min
Required Taste PodcastWoodrow WilsonHello Everyone, This episode is a little special. We did a deep dive on President Woodrow Wilson and how his policies affect us to this day. But we also have 2 special guest Ben and John joining us for the first time on our podcast!2022-04-051h 52The Link PodcastStaffordshire Tales: Mike Phillips, Executive DeanWelcome to a brand new episode of Staffordshire Tales, brought to you by The Link Podcast.On todays episode, Sam O'Brian speaks to the inspirational Mike Phillips, Executive Dean at Staffordshire University, School of Health Science and Wellbeing. Get to know Mike, his journey through childhood, early education, his career within the NHS as an Operating Department Practitioner (ODP), to his pioneering work as one of the first Physicians Associates in Anaesthesia, and how he came to be involved in Higher Education...Sam guides us through this amazing listen, with such an inspirational figurehead within our school!2022-04-0455 minThe Link PodcastStaffordshire Tales: Ed TolhurstThis podcast series explores the professional journey and broader life experiences of staff and friends from Staffordshire university. So sit back, relax and enjoy these educational, inspirational and entertaining tales from the wonderful and diverse world that is Staffordshire University.This First Episode, we speak to Ed Tolhurst Dr Edward Tolhurst, Senior Lecturer in Health Research, Course Leader – MSc in Medical Education & Current chair – School of Health and Social Care Research Ethics. Upcoming podcasts Staffordshire Tales: Mike Philips (executive Dean)Autism/ADHD: Daniel M Jones (Aspie World) famous YouTuber and influencer, public spea...2022-03-0136 minThe Link PodcastInspirational people: Amanda Mansfield (MBE) Consultant Midwife for London Ambulance ServiceOn this months podcast! We talk to the inspirational Amanda Mansfield, who has worked in the pioneering role of consultant midwife for London Ambulance Service. We discuss her career, her experiences and what it has meant- in terms of her legacy, to undertake such a role that has led to better training for pre-hospital professionals and improved patient safety. Amanda also explains another of her inputs to patient safety, the "maternity Card" that she introduced to pre-hospital clinicians to help them spot, and treat maternal emergencies with more accuracy and confidence! Sam O'Brian (paramedic...2022-02-011h 20The Link PodcastTraumatic Cardiac Arrest and Breaking Bad News - Discussions with a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service ParamedicIn this episode Julian provides useful advice for paramedics on how to prepare for and appropriately treat a patient in traumatic cardiac arrest. This incorporates Type 1 and type 2 thinking whilst providing a 'script' to follow in these situations. The second half of the podcast provides a powerful insight into Julian's process of talking with bereaved family members and expands on his own techniques to cope with seeing traumatic events on a daily basis. ''The powerful content of this podcast will be extremely beneficial for any prospective or current paramedic and is not only limited to those...2022-01-071h 14The Link PodcastSafety Focus Mini-Series: Episode 3 Turbocharging SkinWhat do you do rejuvenate or turbocharge? Lizzie Crisp (Senior Midwifery Lecturer) & Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Inter-Professional Education, Lecturer in Allied Health/ Simulation and Tech Enhanced Learning) are today joined by Alisen Dube (Nurse, Medical Statistician & PhD student) and Professor Karen Ousey (Professor of Skin Integrity) to explore the wonderful world of wound care and prevention, ageing skin and education. From weird and wonderful dressings to turbocharging skin. This podcast is OOZING with interesting information that will get you “very excited about skin”Want to Tweet myself, Lizzie, Alisen or Karen?@benw_h@lizzie_Crisp@alisen_dube2021-11-1859 min
Mince Pie by Christopher Morley46 - Abou Ben WoodrowMore great books at LoyalBooks.com2021-11-1702 minThe Link Podcast"Let’s Talk about Transgender: A Student Paramedics Perspective”This month: Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Inter-Professional Education, Lecturer in Allied Health/ Simulation and Tech Enhanced Learning) joins Parker Siviter (Student Paramedic) to have an open and honest conversation about his journey transitioning to his gender. Parker reveals a truly heart-warming truth, navigating his formative years, the unseen struggles, the happiness, telling friends, bravely confronting family, the importance, and significance of his name change, through to setting up an LGBT+ support group at his school, teaching his fellow classmates about transgender matters and helping to normalise this for others in his wake. “This is not only a heart-warming truth of br...2021-10-221h 24The Link PodcastSafety Focus Mini-Series: Episode 2 Mental health - peer support and social prescribing*Trigger warning*Contains topics on mental health and traumaLizzie Crisp (Senior Midwifery Lecturer) & Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Inter-Professional Education, Lecturer in Allied Health/ Simulation and Tech Enhanced Learning) are moved to hear a story that inspired research led by Dr Fiona Cust (Associate professor of children’s nursing and collaborative practice) and Ruth Lovelady (Senior Midwifery Lecturer). Fiona and Ruth talk about how peer support can be used to support mental health in a variety of settings. Peer support is an example of a non-pharmacological intervention that could be prescribed if available by a social prescriber Dr Je...2021-10-1029 min
Essential EFLAre Stoke contenders? Cherries on top & Cauley's Candy ShopJonathan Oakes is joined by Andy Hinchcliffe and Lee Hendrie to assess all the latest from the Championship, League One and League Two.The panel dissects all the most recent news and talking points from the EFL, while we also hear from Barnsley striker Cauley Woodrow in Ten To Tackle as he answers our quickfire questions.In the Championship (from the start) the panel discuss defeats for West Brom and Fulham, and assess where the two early frontrunners are as we head into the international break. Bournemouth now lead the way, and Stoke and Coventry claimed...2021-10-041h 15The Link PodcastSafety Focus Mini-Series: Episode 1 Handwashing RocketsOn this safety focused episode: Lizzie Crisp (Senior Midwifery Lecturer) and Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Inter-Professional Education, Lecturer in Allied Health/ Simulation and Tech Enhanced Learning) find out what a failed launch of space shuttle and hand hygiene have in common?Ben & Lizzie are joined by Dr Ed Tolhurst (Senior Lecturer and Researcher), and Dr Yetunde Ataiyero (Nursing Lecturer and Researcher) to explore in detail risk taking behaviors, including fundamental patient safety issues such as hand hygiene compliance. Using the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster as an example we navigate the complexities of visible and non visible outcomes of risk taking...2021-09-1740 minThe Link Podcast“2017 London Bridge Attack: A Paramedics Perspective”This month: On 3 June 2017, a terrorist vehicle-ramming and stabbing took place in London, .A van was deliberately driven into pedestrians on London Bridge, and then crashed on the south bank of the River Thames. Its three occupants then ran to the nearby Borough Market area and began stabbing people in and around restaurants and pubs. They were shot dead by City of London Police officers, and were found to be wearing fake explosive vests. Eight people were killed and 48 were injured, including members of the public and four unarmed police officers who attempted to stop the assailants. British authorities described...2021-08-2542 minThe Link PodcastResuscitation: what to expect as a student, decisions around stopping, and dealing with traumatic events: A resuscitation teams reflectionsWelcome to the Link at Health and Social Care, brought to you by Staffordshire University! *Trigger Warning* We will be discussing resuscitation attempts in detail, death, dying and explore the emotions and feelings of those involved. At the bottom of the description is a link for Wellbeing if you are affected by any of the subject matter! This month, Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Staffordshire University lecturer in allied health, Simulation & Tech Enhanced Learning, ALS instructor) is Joined by two very special guests! Tom Woods (Staffordshire University lecturer in Adult Nursing and emergency care/resus nurse ALS/ATLS/EPLS...2021-07-231h 33The Link PodcastTransitioning From Military to Civilian Life, Healthcare and Education: Insights, Reflections and AdviceThis month: A large contingent of ex-military personnel move into healthcare professions, but what are their experiences leaving a life in the military to civilian life? What are the struggles? What are the benefits? How can civilians within healthcare and Higher Education institutes support this process? Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Inter-Professional Education, Lecturer in Allied Health/ Simulation and Tech Enhanced Learning) is joined with Aron Cooke (Lecturer in Paramedic Sciences) and Iona Kelly (1st year Student Operating Department Practitioner (ODP), Talk very openly about the trials and tribulations transitioning from their military lives, into civilian life and their experiences here...2021-06-231h 16The Link PodcastThe Hidden Parts of Society: Exploring the Gypsy-Roma Traveller Community: Part 1Ben Woodrow-Hirst (Allied Health Lecturer/Simulation) is joined by the wonderful Carolyn Gair (course director Social Work). In this episode, Carolyn talks openly and passionately about the hidden issues within the Gypsy-Roma Traveller Community (GRT). We challenge pre-conceptions, generally assess the ‘Social norm-Motorway’ and help change our perspectives in this part 1 of 2 series. Part 2: look out for this in the next few months, we’ll be reaching out to the GRT community to join us for a greater insight to the other side of the story! “This was an amazing deep dive into a topic th...2021-04-151h 07The Link PodcastCode Switching"Code-Switching" this month, Ben Woodrow-Hirst (lecturer in allied health, Simulation and tech enhanced learning at Staffordshire University) and Dawn Lawrence (Lecturer in Social welfare/care, & BAME advocate/campaigner) discuss the principle of code-switching, something that we may all do to a degree, but for some groups of people, it holds a deeper context that is more about survival within society.If you have been affected by any of the topics that have been discussed in this podcast, don’t struggle alone, Staffordshire University are here to help,contact Wellbeing Support on 01782 294976 or by emailing studentwellbeing@staffs.ac.uk.2021-02-2554 min
The History Voyager PodcastWhat Was Woodrow Wilson Thinking?Andrew Vickery
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2020-06-1526 min
An Imperfect MapPreparing teachers for the unforeseeable: Deborah Hirsch of the Woodrow Wilson Graduate School of Teaching and Learning: Episode 004Dr. Deborah Hirsch is currently the President of the Woodrow Wilson Graduate School of Teaching & Learning after previously serving as the Vice President for Strategic Initiatives and the Founding Executive Director. Dr. Hirsch has provided leadership in the planning, development, and launch of the Graduate School, which is a competency-based teacher education program. Dr. Hirsch is a champion of the “Try, Learn, Try” mantra at the Graduate School.
The Woodrow Wilson Graduate School of Teaching and Learning is a place where teachers learn to teach. As you will hear their approach is quite different from other teac...2020-05-2745 min
On the Issues with Alon Ben-MeirOn the Issues Episode 67: Aaron David MillerToday's guest is Aaron David Miller, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and former State Department Middle East analyst and negotiator in Republican and Democratic administrations. In this episode, we discuss Gulliver’s Troubles—the assassination of Iranian General Qassim Soleimani, US involvement in Iraq and the broader Middle East, and the American role in Israeli-Palestinian peace.
Full Bio
Aaron David Miller is a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, focusing on U.S. foreign policy. He has written five books, including his most recent, The End of Greatness: Why America Can’t Have (and Do...2020-02-2339 min
Reds ReportS2 Ep30: Woodrow with the best individual performance since Davies destroyed Brum?In the studio Chris Ridyard, Pete Selwood and Ben Connolly discuss this weeks events surrounding the Tykes. They cover plenty of ground, discussing that victory over Fulham, the presser, Dimi, Fifa, Josh Wale and previews of Boro/Hull. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-02-2059 min
Bridging PhillyFlashpoint: College athletes & pay, plan for Ben Franklin HS & living beyond breast cancerHost and KYW Newsradio community affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about compensation for college athletes. Pennsylvania Representative Melissa Shusterman of Chester and Montgomery counties joins John Allgood, Academic Director of the Executive Masters of Sports Business Program at Temple and Preston Brown, coach of the Woodrow Wilson High School Football team and a hall of fame player who graduated from Tulane University for this discussion.
The newsmaker of the week is the School District of Philadelphia. Superintendent Dr. William Hite discusses the plans for Ben Franklin High School.
The changemaker of the week is Living Beyond Breast...2019-10-1359 min
Faith and LawDivided Politics and Lonely Americans: A Conversation with Senator Ben Sasse and Dr. Os Guinness to Offer Hope and Healing to an Ailing AmericaAt the 2019 Faith & Law Annual Dinner, Os and Jenny Guinness and Senator Ben Sasse and Melissa Sasse were honored with the Charles Colson Award for Public Service. Following the presentation of the awards, Senator Sasse and Os spoke about Divided Politics and Lonely Americans, moderated by Cherie Harder, President of the Trinity Forum and member of the Faith & Law board. About the Charles Colson Award for Public ServiceChuck Colson spoke many times during the first three decades of Faith & Law and was a significant supporter of our effort. Faith & Law Founder John Palafoutas says, “I'l...2019-06-0121 min
Full - The Glenn Beck ProgramWhat Has Happened to Us? | Guests: Andrew Heaton & Sen. Ben Sasse | 2/1/19Hour 1
The Side lines are no longer a place I belong?...silence is Not bliss, It's Death?...Senator Ben Sasse calls in to call Government Northam's 'morally repugnant' comments on killing infants?'..."get the heck out"?...where is all the shock and up and arms Democrats and Republicans? ...Pat Gray joins GB...Flashback: Bill Ayers, When HE Takes Over the government ...Peter Singer, monkey are more 'self aware' than humans, deserve to live over humans?...Yeah, but don't monkeys abort their babies?
Hour 2
It's Super Bowl Weekend and Stu has called in sick...Again! ...How to prepare for the Bi...2019-02-012h 00
On the Issues with Alon Ben-MeirOn the Issues Episode 50: Nathan J. BrownIn today's episode, I talk with Nathan J. Brown, professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University, about Israel, Hamas, and the Palestinian Authority, and the challenges of coming to a peace agreement.
Nathan J. Brown, a professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University, is a distinguished scholar and author of six well-received books on Arab politics. Brown brings his special expertise on Islamist movements, Egyptian politics, Palestinian politics, and Arab law and constitutionalism to Carnegie. Brown’s latest book, Arguing Islam After the Revival of Arab Politics, was published by Oxford University Pr...2018-12-0437 min
On the Issues with Alon Ben-MeirOn the Issues Episode 44: Robert LapinerMy guest today is Robert Lapiner, Professor of Humanities and Dean Emeritus of the School for Professional Studies at New York University.
From 2011-2013, Robert Lapiner served as the Associate Vice Chancellor for Global Continuing Education at New York University, which would eventually become the School of Professional Studies. Prior to that, Lapiner was the Dean of the New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies, where he remains a member of the faculty.
Lapiner joined NYU after serving as the Dean of Continuing Education and UCLA Extension, and faculty associate at the UCLA Center for International Development Education...2018-08-2843 min
War on the RocksThe Promise and Peril of Cyber OperationsIn this special episode, Ryan Evans sat down with Ben Buchanan of the Belfer Center at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and in front of an audience! Ben and Ryan chatted about his new book with Oxford University Press, The Cybersecurity Dilemma: Hacking, Trust and Fear Between Nations. There were some great questions from members of the audience. Enjoy!2017-02-2848 min
jeCMake / Break / Take Me...Somewhere New (BBC Radio Teesside Introducing 2017 Mix)Take Me Somewhere New (2016 Edit 1) Mastered by LandR. Awesome Guitar by Ben Woodrow. Lyrics and Backing Vocals - Bianca Robinson and myself. Bass Max Tosh-Wilson.2016-03-0804 min
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in History, The AmericasThe New Freedom by Woodrow WilsonPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/259082to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The New Freedom
Author: Woodrow Wilson
Narrator: Ben Adams
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 43 minutes
Release date: January 1, 2016
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.75 of Total 4
Ratings of Narrator: 3 of Total 1
Genres: The Americas
Publisher's Summary:
The book is not a discussion of measures or of programs. It is an attempt to express the new spirit of our politics and to set forth, in large terms which may stick in the imagination, what it is that must be done if we are to restore our politics to their full spiritual vigor...2016-01-015h 43
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in History, The AmericasThe New Freedom by Woodrow WilsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/259082 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The New Freedom Author: Woodrow Wilson Narrator: Ben Adams Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 43 minutes Release date: January 1, 2016 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.75 of Total 4 Ratings of Narrator: 3 of Total 1 Genres: The Americas Publisher's Summary: The book is not a discussion of measures or of programs. It is an attempt to express the new spirit of our politics and to set forth, in large terms which may stick in the imagination, what it is that must be done if we are to restore our politics to their full spiritual...2016-01-0103 min
The Encounter Books PodcastRobert Curry Full Interview On 'Common Sense Nation'Author Robert Curry sits down with Ben Weingarten of Encounter Books to discuss his new book "Common Sense Nation." During the interview, Ben and Bob discuss a variety of topics including the gargantuan debt America owes to the Scots for its founding, the single most influential college course in American history, the impact of "common sense realism" on the American Enlightenment, Locke versus The Founders, the debate between John Witherspoon and Woodrow Wilson and much more.2015-12-1400 min
The Encounter Books PodcastThe Critical Role of the Scots in the American FoundingAuthor Robert Curry sits down with Ben Weingarten of Encounter Books to discuss his new book "Common Sense Nation." During the interview, Ben and Bob discuss a variety of topics including the gargantuan debt America owes to the Scots for its founding, the single most influential college course in American history, the impact of "common sense realism" on the American Enlightenment, Locke versus The Founders, the debate between John Witherspoon and Woodrow Wilson and much more.2015-12-1400 min
The Encounter Books PodcastThe Hidden Influence of Adam Smith on The Federalist PapersAuthor Robert Curry sits down with Ben Weingarten of Encounter Books to discuss his new book "Common Sense Nation." During the interview, Ben and Bob discuss a variety of topics including the gargantuan debt America owes to the Scots for its founding, the single most influential college course in American history, the impact of "common sense realism" on the American Enlightenment, Locke versus The Founders, the debate between John Witherspoon and Woodrow Wilson and much more.2015-12-1400 min
The Encounter Books PodcastThe Ideological Battle Between John Witherspoon and Woodrow WilsonAuthor Robert Curry sits down with Ben Weingarten of Encounter Books to discuss his new book "Common Sense Nation." During the interview, Ben and Bob discuss a variety of topics including the gargantuan debt America owes to the Scots for its founding, the single most influential college course in American history, the impact of "common sense realism" on the American Enlightenment, Locke versus The Founders, the debate between John Witherspoon and Woodrow Wilson and much more.2015-12-1400 minjeCSomewhere New 2015 - INSTRUMENTAL PROMO 1 [Guitar by Ben Woodrow]Instrumental Promo 1. x2015-10-2802 min
The Movie Dump Podcast08. Condorman Review28 years before Disney acquired Marvel Entertainment, they dabbled in the superhero genre with a little film called “Condorman.” Now we know what must of you are thinking, “…WHAT THE F**K IS CONDORMAN AND WILL HE BE IN THE NEXT AVENGERS MOVIE!?” well the answer is ……………
Condorman Review
Plot
Woodrow “Woody” Wilkins (Michael Crawford) is an imaginative, yet eccentric, comic book writer and illustrator who demands a sense of realism for his comic book hero “Condorman”, to the point where he crafts a Condorman flying suit of his own and launches himself off the Eiffel Tower. The test fligh...2012-11-2100 min
Mince Pie46 - Abou Ben Woodrow2012-11-2102 min
How to Get Audiobook in Radio & TV, Great InterviewsCharlie Rose: Ali Ahmida, Khaled Mattawa, Charles Maxwell, and Ben Wedemen, February 22, 2011 by Charlie Rose | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Charlie Rose: Ali Ahmida, Khaled Mattawa, Charles Maxwell, and Ben Wedemen, February 22, 2011
Author: Charlie Rose
Narrator: Charlie Rose
Format: Original Recording
Length: 54 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-22-11
Publisher: Charlie Rose Show
Genres: Radio & TV, Great Interviews
Summary:
A look at the events in Libya with two Libyan-Americans, Ali Ahmida of the University of New England and Khaled Mattawa of the University of Michigan. Next, Charles Maxwell, Senior Energy Analyst at Weeden and Company on Oil prices and the situation in Libya. Then, continued conversation about Libya with...2011-02-2254 min
Discover the Best Sellers Audiobooks in Bios & Memoirs, Artists, Writers, & MusiciansLove Everlasting Audiobook by Victor Hugo, Edgar Allan Poe, Woodrow Wilson, Jack London, John KeatsListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttp://hotaudiobook.comTitle: Love Everlasting
Subtitle: Love Letters from Famous Men
Author: Victor Hugo, Edgar Allan Poe, Woodrow Wilson, Jack London, John Keats
Narrator: Walter Richards, Ben Baur, Chris Tergliafera, Mark Taylor, Randy Johnson, Greg Sanford
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 53 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-01-10
Publisher: Phoenix Books
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 16 votes
Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Artists, Writers, & Musicians
Publisher's Summary:
The full list of authors includes: Victor Hugo, Edgar Allan Poe, Woodrow Wilson, Napoleon Bonaparte, Jack London, John Keats, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Honore de Balzac, Leo Tolstoy, Johann...2010-02-011h 53
Gallery TalksWoodrow Wilson portrait, Face-to-Face talkFrank Aucella, executive director at the Woodrow Wilson House, discusses a portrait of Wilson by John Christen Johansen, on view at the National Portrait Gallery in the exhibition "America's Presidents"2009-10-0531 minFace-to-Face, from the National Portrait GalleryWoodrow Wilson portrait, Face-to-Face talkFrank Aucella, executive director at the Woodrow Wilson House, discusses a portrait of Wilson by John Christen Johansen, on view at the National Portrait Gallery in the exhibition "America's Presidents"2009-10-0531 min
Princeton University PodcastsBen Bernanke, Chairman, Federal Reserve: "Social Science and Public Policy" - February 24, 2006Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs2006-02-2441 min
Mince Pie by Christopher Morley (1890 - 1957)46 - Abou Ben Woodrow1970-01-0102 min