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The Maritime Education Podcast
The Prestige - Accident or Crime?
The loss of the Prestige remains one of the most contentious maritime disasters in history due to the fundamental conflict between the Bahamas Maritime Authority’s technical focus on structural failure and the Spanish authorities' emphasis on criminal negligence. While the BMA and international salvors argue that the ship was a victim of a "death march"—where the refusal of a Place of Refuge and the decision to tow the vessel into a North Atlantic storm caused its final breakup—the Spanish Supreme Court ultimately ruled that the Master and owners acted with "environmental recklessness." This judicial pivot, finalized in 201...
2026-01-26
50 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Oil Compensation Minefield.
While the CLC 1992 and the 2001 Bunker Convention are both strict liability regimes requiring compulsory insurance and allowing direct action against insurers, they are mutually exclusive in scope: the CLC 1992 focuses specifically on pollution from tankers carrying persistent oil as cargo, whereas the Bunker Convention fills the "gap" by covering fuel oil spills from non-tanker vessels (such as bulkers and container ships). A critical distinction lies in their structure, as the CLC provides a specialised multi-tier compensation system linked to the IOPC Fund with its own internal liability limits, while the Bunker Convention lacks an international fund and relies on...
2026-01-22
39 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Which Fuel at the Pump?
While both Marine Gas Oil (MGO) and Ultra Low Sulphur Fuel Oil (ULSFO) both meet the 0.1% sulphur limit for Emission Control Areas (ECAs), they are fundamentally different: Marine Gas Oil (MGO) is a pure, "clear and bright" distillate that behaves like high-grade diesel and is generally the most reliable and expensive option, requiring no heating but posing risks of low-viscosity leakage or "dry" injector wear. In contrast, Ultra Low Sulphur Fuel Oil (ULSFO) is typically a "hybrid" blend containing residual oil components, making it cheaper and more lubricious but technically complex, as it...
2025-12-22
28 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Cargo Overboard
On December 6th 2025, the Baltic Klipper lost 16 containers overboard in the Solent near Nab Tower after experiencing severe rolling in heavy weather. HM Coastguard was alerted and issued navigational warnings as the drifting containers posed a significant hazard to one of the UK’s busiest waterways. Aerial searches located several containers, and over the following days eleven washed ashore along the West Sussex coastline, including Selsey and Pagham. Although most boxes contained fruit and were not hazardous, authorities warned the public to avoid the wreck material. The incident caused operational disruption to local shipping, including delays to passenger vessels, wh...
2025-12-09
34 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
To Be or Not To Be a Narrow Channel
A narrow channel has no formal dimensional definition in COLREGs or IMO conventions; instead, courts, pilots, VTS authorities and the MCA determine it by practical navigational constraint. A waterway is considered a narrow channel when vessels must follow the dredged or charted track for safe navigation, with limited room for meeting, overtaking or deviation. Case Law reaffirms that narrowness is a question of fact, based on depth, width, hydrodynamics and vessel operational constraints. Rule 9 therefore applies whenever the waterway’s characteristics confine navigation.Barry discusses the facts surrounding these common navigational features and why we need to be...
2025-11-30
42 min
Route326 met Francois en Anelma
Route326: One Hit Wonders met Daantjie Dinamiet - SSgt. Barry Sadler se 'Ballad of the Green Berets'
One Hit Wonders met Daantjie Dinamiet - SSgt. Barry Sadler se 'Ballad of the Green Berets'.
2025-11-18
01 min
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Route326: One Hit Wonders met Daantjie Dinamiet - SSgt. Barry Sadler se 'Ballad of the Green Berets'
One Hit Wonders met Daantjie Dinamiet - SSgt. Barry Sadler se 'Ballad of the Green Berets'.
2025-11-18
01 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Strap On Another Tug!
Tugs play a critical role in maintaining control of large vessels during bad weather, when wind, swell, and tidal forces quickly overwhelm a ship’s own manoeuvring ability. High-sided vessels such as container ships, RoRos and cruise ships present huge windage areas, causing the bow or stern to fall off rapidly in crosswinds. At low speeds, rudders and bow thrusters lose effectiveness, leaving pilots with limited means to counter drift, yaw or surge. In these conditions, tugs provide the controlled, directional force required to keep the vessel on track, stabilise heading, prevent unwanted movement and maintain safe clearance from be...
2025-11-13
39 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
A Chat with Sailing Legend Sir Robin Knox Johnson
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston’s lifelong relationship with the sea began early. Educated at Berkhamsted School, he joined the Merchant Navy at the age of 17, serving as a deck officer with the British India Steam Navigation Company. His early years at sea gave him both the technical skills and seamanship that would later define his legendary status. In 1968, Knox-Johnston entered the Sunday Times Golden Globe Race — the first ever non-stop, single-handed, round-the-world yacht race. Sailing his 32-foot ketch Suhaili, built by hand in India, he faced enormous isolation, equipment failures, and brutal weather. After 312 days alone at sea, he re...
2025-11-02
52 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
IMO Net Zero - A Passionate Ambassador John Taukave
The extraordinary session of the IMO's Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC) session was convened on the 14th October to formally adopt the NZF as amendments to MARPOL Annex VI, which would introduce for large oceangoing ships a global fuel-intensity standard and a GHG emissions-pricing mechanism. However, member States were unable to reach consensus and therefore did not formally adopt the framework at this meeting. Instead they voted (57 in favour, 49 against/abstain) to adjourn the decision for one year and reconvene in October 2026. This was a disappointing outcome for the IMO. Three days later I interviewed Jo...
2025-10-28
42 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Northern Sea Route - The Polar Silk Road
Northern Arctic shipping route — often called the Northern Sea Route (NSR) or Northeast Passage — which connects the Far East (Asia) to Europe via the Arctic Ocean north of Russia is one of the most strategically significant emerging maritime corridors of the 21st century. The Northern Arctic Route represents one of the most significant shifts in global shipping geography since the opening of the Suez Canal. It offers substantial time and fuel savings on the Asia-Europe corridor and direct access to Arctic resource exports, but remains limited by ice, cost, infrastructure, and politics. Over the next few...
2025-10-21
27 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
IMO Net Zero 2025 - does it have teeth and can it bite?
The IMO Net-Zero Framework is a landmark step toward regulating and pricing maritime GHG emissions globally. It marries technical fuel intensity standards with financial penalties and incentives, with the aim of shifting the industry toward cleaner energy. But its eventual effectiveness hinges on how ambitious the final numerical targets are, how robust the verification and certification systems become, and how much financial support is made available to help the transition—especially for developing nations and less affluent operators.Barry outlines the vision, framework, positives and negatives of this ambitious IMO incentive to reduce GHG's. Who will enforce it...
2025-10-12
33 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Another Storm Season Begins
Heavy weather significantly disrupts maritime operations, increasing risks, costs, and delays for both ships and ports. Vessels face higher fuel consumption, mechanical strain, and potential hull or cargo damage, while ports often suspend pilotage and cargo handling due to unsafe conditions, leading to congestion and demurrage. These disruptions raise insurance claims, reduce schedule reliability, and inflate operational expenses. For shipowners and port operators alike, severe weather amplifies financial exposure, environmental impact, and safety hazards, underscoring the importance of accurate forecasting, weather routing, and resilient port infrastructure.Barry discusses some of the hidden effects of heavy weather on...
2025-10-05
25 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Williams Shipping - The Wildiscover - 131 Years in the Making.
In 1894 George Williams gave up his career working on windjammers to set up his own business. Aged 30 George acquired a small pinnace which was being sold by the Royal Navy. He rigged a sail and brought the vessel to Hythe on the banks of Southampton Water. He set to work and converted the boat into a small sailing barge which was able to carry up to twenty tons of cargo. It was not long before he was successful in acquiring his first cargo collecting a consignment from the Isle of Wight for delivery to Southampton.Today, 131 Years...
2025-09-25
33 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Vessel Traffic Something?
In the UK, Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) operate at different levels depending on navigational risk. Active VTS centres (e.g. London, Southampton, Humber) provide information, navigational assistance, and traffic organisation, with legally binding authority over vessel movements. Passive VTS are also official SOLAS-mandated services but limited to monitoring and information only, offering advice without issuing binding traffic directions. By contrast, Vessel Traffic Information Services (VTIS), typically delivered by the MCA Coastguard, are not SOLAS VTS but lighter, advisory systems that broadcast traffic and safety information in coastal areas.Barry discusses the differences between the three vessel services...
2025-09-12
30 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Forecast Podcast Broadcast.
Weather forecasting is the science of predicting atmospheric conditions based on real-time observations and mathematical models. Using data from satellites, radar, weather stations, and aircraft, modern forecast models simulate how the atmosphere will evolve. Short-term forecasts (1–3 days) are generally accurate, while longer-range predictions become less reliable due to the chaotic nature of weather systems. Although real-time data is key, historical weather records help improve model accuracy, support climate comparisons, and train AI tools. Despite limitations, forecasting continues to improve with advances in computing, data collection, and model refinement.Barry discusses the effects of inaccurate forecasts as well as...
2025-08-31
31 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Abandon Seafarer!
The trend in seafarer abandonment is clearly escalating. From an already catastrophic record in 2024, the situation continues to deteriorate in 2025—both in scale and severity. Key regions, flags of convenience, and weak enforcement remain persistent contributors to the crisis. 2024 marked a grim milestone, becoming the worst year on record for seafarer abandonment:3,133 seafarers were abandoned onboard 312 vessels, an 87% increase from 1,676 seafarers and 132 vessels in 2023. Unpaid wages totalled over $20 million, with only about half recovered.Barry talks about the risks, reasons, laws and enforcement surrounding these disappointing numbers. With MLC in place the situation should be...
2025-08-24
28 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
When Regattas Co-Habit with ULCCs.
Cowes Week stands unmatched in its scale among recreational sailing events—instantly recognisable by its hundreds of competing yachts, thousands of sailors, and tens of thousands of spectators.Approaching its 200th anniversary this major sailing event takes place within the Solent every year. The organisation of such a large regatta requires early and detailed interaction with Harbour Authorities to ensure that it is run safely with risks mitigated and measures in place.On his 25th year involved with the event, Barry discusses the legislation and codes behind the requirements of such regattas and gives an in...
2025-08-04
28 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Unmanned Surface Vessel Port Bow!
The journey of autonomous ships has been marked by decades of technological innovation, cautious regulation, and bold experimentation. From early remote-controlled submarines to intelligent, oceangoing cargo ships, the evolution of MASS continues to accelerate. The future of shipping will likely include a hybrid model—where human expertise and machine precision work in tandem to navigate the world's oceans.During these early stages of trial and test sometimes situations develop which remind us of this huge technical leap and the perceived folly of allowing a vessel to navigate without a human onboard. Barry talks about a recent event wh...
2025-07-16
27 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Critical 2025 Milestone in Ship-breaking
The Hong Kong Convention (HKC) was adopted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2009 to ensure that ships, when recycled at the end of their life, do not pose risks to human health, safety, or the environment. It was created in response to unsafe and polluting shipbreaking practices, especially in South Asia. After years of delay, the HKC met the conditions for entry into force on 26 June 2023 and became legally binding on 26 June 2025. The long-overdue entry into force in 2025 offers a real opportunity to transform an industry long associated with environmental degradation and human suffering into one o...
2025-07-06
38 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Suez - The Modern Crisis
The Suez Canal is a 193-kilometre (120-mile) artificial waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea at Port Said in the north to the Red Sea at Suez in the south. Completed in 1869, it allows ships to transit between Europe and Asia without circumnavigating Africa via the Cape of Good Hope, reducing voyage times by approximately 8,000–10,000 kilometres (4,300–5,400 nautical miles).The Canal is not just a man-made marvel—it is a critical enabler of the global economy. By providing the shortest maritime link between the East and West, it underpins the efficiency of international shipping and supply chains. While it fac...
2025-06-28
28 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Containership Fires - The Heat is ON.
Containership fires pose significant dangers due to the complex nature of cargo stowage, the vast quantities of goods onboard, and the difficulty of accessing and extinguishing fires deep within container stacks. These fires often involve hazardous materials, such as chemicals, batteries, or flammable goods, which may be misdeclared or improperly stored, increasing the risk of rapid escalation. Once ignited, a fire can spread quickly through multiple containers, producing toxic smoke and intense heat that endanger the crew and compromise the ship’s structural integrity. Containment is challenging due to limited firefighting systems, and delays in response can lead to ca...
2025-06-17
37 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Tunnel Talk - The Mighty(ish) Bow Thruster
A bow thruster is a transversal propulsion device installed in the forward (bow) section of a ship, allowing it to move laterally (sideways) without forward motion. It is especially valuable for low-speed manoeuvres such as berthing, unberthing, or holding position in dynamic positioning (DP) systems. While it greatly aids ship handling, it comes with several limitations.The bow thruster was first developed in the mid-20th century to improve low-speed manoeuvrability in increasingly larger ships. Early versions appeared in the 1950s and 1960s, particularly on Scandinavian ferries, using simple mechanically driven side propellers. By the 1970s, tunnel-type...
2025-05-27
28 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Pilot as the Masters Aide - Beyond MPX
When a pilot steps on board, two experts meet—each with a distinct role and vital knowledge. But how well that knowledge is shared can mean the difference between a smooth berthing and a costly incident. Whether you're a seasoned master mariner, an experienced pilot, or just starting your journey at sea, this blog unpacks the procedures, challenges, and real-world lessons behind effective communication on the bridge.The MPX is not just a formality. It is a structured, safety-critical process that ensures mutual understanding between the ship's master and the pilot regarding the voyage plan, vessel characteristics, op...
2025-05-14
29 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Is this the IMO's GHG Silver Bullet?
The global shipping industry is responsible for transporting over 80% of world trade by volume, but it also contributes significantly to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In response to environmental concerns, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has introduced various measures to reduce the carbon footprint of ships. Among the most critical are the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) and the Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI).These indices form a key part of the IMO's strategy to reduce GHG emissions from international shipping and support the goals of the Paris Agreement.Barry goes over the...
2025-05-05
31 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Transverse Thrust - Friend or Foe...?
A ship’s propeller is a marvel of marine engineering — a seemingly simple rotating device that plays a vital role in moving massive vessels across oceans. At its core, a ship's propeller converts rotational power from the ship’s engine into thrust, propelling the vessel forward or backward through water. A ship’s propeller works by spinning its blades to accelerate water in one direction, thereby pushing the ship in the opposite direction. Though it may appear simple, its function is governed by sophisticated physics and engineering. Transverse thrust (also known as side thrust, asymmetric thrust and paddle wh...
2025-04-25
25 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Colossal Climb: The Evolution of Containership Size from the 1980s to Today
In the world of global trade, few symbols capture the scale and efficiency of modern logistics like the containership. These vast floating warehouses are responsible for transporting 90% of the world’s goods, and over the past four decades, they have undergone a dramatic transformation in size and capacity. From the modest vessels of the 1980s to today’s ultra-large container ships (ULCS), the evolution of ship design has reshaped global supply chains, port infrastructure, and maritime economics.Barry shares his experiences as a cadet in the 80's to a pilot today and the changes in size he has...
2025-04-09
23 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Lookout! You're Breaking the Rules
On March 10, 2025, a significant maritime collision occurred in the North Sea, approximately 12 miles off the coast of East Yorkshire, England. The Portuguese-flagged container ship MV Solong collided with the US-flagged oil tanker MV Stena Immaculate, which was anchored at the time. The impact led to both vessels catching fire and resulted in the presumed death of one crew member from the Solong.Whilst the incident is being investigated it highlights the possibility that the OOW was not keeping a lookout - they may have been 'disconnected' from the safe operation of the vessel. Barry discusses the worrying...
2025-03-28
25 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Med Joins the ECA Squad
The designation of the Mediterranean Sea as an Emission Control Area (ECA), effective May 1, 2025, represents a significant advancement in reducing air pollution from maritime activities in the region. As of this date, all vessels operating within the Mediterranean Sea are required to use marine fuels with a sulphur content not exceeding 0.10% mass by mass (m/m), a substantial reduction from the previous limit of 0.50% m/mBarry discusses MARPOL Annex VI, the pollutants and their effects and ways of enforcing this upcoming change to international standards. Come and Visit our...
2025-03-20
28 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Vehicle Carrier Fires - Lithium is their Kryptonite!
The risk of fires on car carriers, particularly roll-on/roll-off (ro-ro) vessels, has become a growing concern in the maritime industry. Several recent incidents, including those involving Grimaldi Group vessels, have highlighted the unique challenges posed by transporting vehicles at sea. The increasing frequency and severity of these fires raise questions about fire prevention, ship design, and regulatory measures.Car carriers are particularly vulnerable due to their design. These ships have multiple decks filled with tightly packed vehicles, which create an environment where fires can spread rapidly. Several factors contribute to the rising fire risk, including the...
2025-03-11
27 min
Today In History with The Retrospectors
Vietnam's Singing Soldier
Barry Sadler’s "Ballad of the Green Berets" reached number one in the Billboard Hot 100 on 5th March, 1966 - the only pro-Vietnam War hit to ever top the charts.Before it even hit radio stations, Sadler had been performing the song at military bases and patriotic events, setting the stage for its massive success. RCA pushed it hard, knowing that in early ‘66, America’s support for the war was still strong. It wasn’t just a pop song—it was an anthem, played on news programmes and variety shows alike, capturing the hearts of those who wanted to stand w...
2025-03-05
11 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Captain's Dilemma - Paper Cargoes
The carriage of paper rolls at sea requires careful consideration to prevent cargo damage and ensure vessel stability. Paper rolls are highly sensitive to moisture, physical damage, and shifting during transit. Putting to sea in heavy weather can bring about hidden problems with such sensitive cargoes.As he goes about his pilot duties Barry is lucky enough o be able to discuss the challenges of the carriage of various cargoes with the masters of the vessels that he pilots. One such discussion had prompted this incredibly interesting podcast.Barry discusses the challenges of carrying paper...
2025-02-26
23 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
When the UN Requires Maritime Investigation.
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) is an international treaty that establishes a comprehensive legal framework for all activities in the world's oceans. Often referred to as the "Constitution of the Oceans," it outlines the rights and responsibilities of nations regarding the use of maritime resources and the protection of the marine environment.The convention reinforces the principle that a vessel's flag state has an ongoing responsibility for activities on board, including safety and accident investigations. Even if an accident occurs in international waters, the flag state plays a critical role in...
2025-02-18
25 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Pilot Launch Coxswain
Boarding pilots 12 miles off Portsmouth in all kinds of weathers is a developed skill. Launch coxswains are directly responsible for the safety of all aboard their launch and ultimately have the unenviable job of coaxing in ships to board them. Barry talks to Paul Tomlinson - a 27 year veteran of pilot launch driving - about the challenges faced by crews as they strive to board pilots safely. The interview was recorded around and onboard Pilot Launch Majestic just before putting to sea for what was another successful big ship boarding.Come and Visit our Website
2025-02-09
13 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Electric Shock or Enclosed Space - both are lethal!
Enclosed space accidents on ships typically involve asphyxiation, toxic gas exposure, or falls due to lack of oxygen. These incidents occur in spaces like cargo holds, ballast tanks, fuel tanks, pump rooms, and void spaces. However a recent report by the MAIB into the electrocution of a chief engineer on a super-yacht highlights some concerning issues.Was the poor fellow electrocuted or had he collapsed onto the terminals for some other reason. The actual sequence of events will never be fully known, but the report highlights some rarely documented risks. Barry discusses the incident, debates definitions of enclosed...
2025-01-28
18 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Trump Maritime Orders
In a series of recent executive actions, U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited discussions surrounding American influence in key maritime corridors. His policies concerning the "Gulf of America" and the Panama Canal have sparked geopolitical tensions and raised questions about global trade stability.One of Trump’s most controversial proposals has been his call for the United States to regain control of the Panama Canal, which was handed over to Panama in 1999 under the Torrijos-Carter Treaties. Trump argues that growing Chinese influence over canal operations poses a national security risk, citing the presence of Hong Kong-based Hutchison Po...
2025-01-22
17 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Dark Fleet
In the vast and sometimes unregulated expanse of the world’s oceans, a clandestine network of vessels operates beyond the reach of international law. These ships, commonly referred to as the “dark fleet”, navigate global waters without a legitimate flag state, engaging in activities that range from sanctions evasion to illicit trade, environmental crimes, and human trafficking. Their lack of legal oversight makes them a serious threat to maritime security, environmental protection, and geopolitical stability. Barry explains how and why these ships exist.Come and Visit our Website https://www.captainbarrysadler.com/At...
2025-01-16
14 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Seafaring Generations
Society has labelled the generations starting from the Silent Generation in the 1920's to the latest generation - known as Generation Alpha. They have been labelled based upon their socio, economic and technological place in history. But how do these generations relate to our seafarers? Barry discusses some of the possible traits of seafarers base upon their generational label and considers what kind of seafarers generation Alpha will make. We are all individuals but the generation labels help identify our place in technology at sea. From no screen to small screen changes are afoot.Come and Visit...
2025-01-07
20 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Nibbling Away at Digital Obstacles - SOLAS 24 Changes
Ongoing digitisation of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System forms a significant part of the new standards being enforced under SOLAS 24. With these changes comes a further recognition of the importance of incorporating data and AI into the everyday tasks faced by seafarers. The expediency of alerting authorities and other vessels when urgent help is required to save life, can only improve when those signals are digitised and contain advanced data. Barry discusses the SOLAS 24 changes, how AI is being introduced in a positive way and what we can expect the IMO to deliver in the 2024 u...
2025-01-02
28 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Coming into Effect in 5 days! Marine Pollution Special Area - The Red Sea
Whilst the Red Sea was designated a special area under the International Convention for Preventing Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) and was adopted as such in 1973, the restrictions on the discharge of oil were yet to come into effect. Although signatory states were required to enforce the restrictions, they do not come into effect until 1st January 2025. Captain Barry discusses what this means for international shipping and reiterates some of the restrictions that being a special area under MARPOL Annexes I brings into effect. Come and Visit our Website https://www.captainbarrysadler.com/At
2024-12-26
14 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Another Windy Day - Another High Risk Manoeuvre
The number of windy days seems to be increasing. Risk assessments can deal with limits and measures, but what’s it like berthing a ship right on those limits? Barry discusses where the risks can quickly escalate, what to look out for and what it’s like to use tugs on high power. With 24 years piloting experience Barry is able to talk in depth about these and other challenges that pilots face every time stormy conditions grace the UK. Come and Visit our Website https://www.captainbarrysadler.com/At Captain Barry Sadler Marit...
2024-12-19
24 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas
Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas or PSSAs have been identified by the IMO and listed on their website. But what are they - why do we have them and what needs to be done? Captain Barry discusses these areas and gives examples of where they can be found and what precautions are taken by International shipping in recognition of the special status of these areas. Come and Visit our Website https://www.captainbarrysadler.com/At Captain Barry Sadler Maritime Training & Consultancy we deliver industry-leading online courses, oral exam preparation, and professional resources f...
2024-12-11
09 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
IMSBC Code - The Upcoming Amendments
The International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) Code sets out the mandatory standards for the safe carriage of solid bulk cargoes. This code is essential for preventing accidents at sea related to the transport of solid bulk materials. The latest amendments, coming into force on January 1, 2025, include updated provisions to enhance the safety of ships and crews. These amendments address issues like cargo classification, documentation, and procedures for safe handling. This podcast discusses two of these new cargoes. Come and Visit our Website https://www.captainbarrysadler.com/At Captain Barry Sadler Maritime T...
2024-12-05
09 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
MLC 2024 Ammendments
The Maritime Labour Convention came into force in August 2013. Since then there have been subtle but accumulating changes to the original text which have sought to enhance the rights of seafarers. 2024 sees more changes coming into effect from the 23rd December including the provision of internet. In a world of connectivity this basic right has so far been overlooked. But in recognition of the improvement to mental health that social connectivity has, it now forms part of the recent changes. Barry discusses all the new requirements and talks about the importance of connectivity. Happy seafarers are safer seafarers.
2024-12-02
18 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
Red Sea Tragedy - A Bad Trend Indeed.
The 'Sea Story' was a 'large yacht' style ship that acted as a base for dive activities in the Red Sea. It had cabins onboard for 36 guests and 18 crew. It tragically capsized off the Egyptian Coast on the 25th November 2024. She capsized suddenly in heavy weather with the loss of at least four lives.She wasn't the only super yacht to do this unexpectedly in 2024. The Baysian was another very high profile tragedy that struck when freak weather caught out an unsuspecting ship.Being in 'Port Mode' with regards to the watertight integrity when not in a...
2024-11-28
15 min
The Maritime Education Podcast
The Watercraft Order
In this episode Barry discusses the implications of the 2023 Watercraft Order and how it affects smaller vessels as well as those on larger ships navigating around them. It discusses the wider implication of the order and how this may affect yacht clubs running races as well as reassuring professionals that the full law applying to UK Ships now applies to any vessel capable of being propelled by its own machinery - and yes this includes Jet Skis and other PWCs.Come and Visit our Website https://www.captainbarrysadler.com/At Captain B...
2024-11-28
09 min
Dagens Eko
Efter attackerna – därför vägrar FN-styrkorna lämna Libanon
FN kallar det för avsiktliga attacker. Israel förnekar och vill att de fredsbevarande trupperna flyttar sig ur vägen för striderna. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Hör Johan-Mathias Sommarström, internationell korrespondent, om hur de fredsbevarande styrkornas blåa baskrar gått från fredssymbol till att hamna mitt i korselden i södra Libanon. Programledare: Robin OlinGäst: Johan-Mathias Sommarström, internationell korrespondentProducent: Stina Fischer, Kim Hessius och Karl KadhammarMed ljudklipp från: SVT, SR, AP, Reuters, C...
2024-10-25
20 min
Unclassic Rock (radio show)
U.S.A. Memorial Day 2024
Graham Layden - "All You Lovers" Don Cooper - "A New Gun" Tim Buckley - "No Man Can Find The War" The Doors - "The Unknown Soldier" Sgt. Barry Sadler - "The Ballad Of The Green Berets" Susan Christie - "For the Love of a Soldier" Twinkle - "Soldier's Dream" Eyes Of Blue - "After the War" Eric Burdon & the Animals - "Sky Pilot" Barry McGuire - "Eve Of Destruction" Bob Dylan - "Talkin' World War III Blues" Dantalian's Chariot - "World War Three" The Honey Jug - "...
2024-05-27
1h 01
The Tom Smiley Podcast - Uncommon Common Sense
The Tom Smiley Podcast - Uncommon Common Sense S2 E20
In this episode we discuss : A history of Memorial Day. We salute all the men and women who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. Thank You! The Green Beret Song by Sgt Barry Sadler We already knew that everything was racist. But now the racist list has expanded to the outdoors. Even mother nature is racist according to a popular brand. Biden can't remember the names of his closest staffers and where he is speaking. Addendum Alert : Punishment for a pro-life activist. The NY Migrants who assaulted the police are offered a plea deal. An Idaho gun s...
2024-05-24
41 min
Cinemondo Insider Movie Reviews Podcast
Actor William Sadler Full Interview! Film | Stage | Music
Send us a textActor William Sadler Full Interview! Film | Stage | Music! Kathy and Burk sit down with William Sadler, a talented prolific actor and musician. We talk about his role in the film A Stage of Twilight, an intimate, real drama that follows Barry (William Sadler, Deep Space 9), his wife of decades, Cora (Karen Allen, Raiders of the Lost Arc) and their extended family friends after he learns he has about a month of increasingly failing health left.#williamsadler #actor #acting #marvel Check out William Sadler's music and new release The Kitchen T...
2024-05-18
43 min
History & Factoids about today
March 9th-Barbie, Kissing Outlawed, America Named, Mickey Gilley, Jeffrey Osborne, ABC, Webster
National Get over it day. Entertainment from 1966. Kissing in public banned in Naples, Barbie made her debut, Battle of the Iron Clads, last Japanese soilder surrendered 1974. Todays birthdays - Amerigo Vespucci, Yuri Gagarin, Mickey Gilley, Raul Julia, Mark Lindsay, Jeffrey Osborne, Martin Fry, Juliette Binoche, Emmanuel Lewis. Chris Le Doux died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/Ballad of the Green Berets - Barry SadlerThere goes my everything - Jack GreeneBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/America - Neal DiamondDon't t...
2024-03-09
15 min
Burnin’ Daylight
Bull Session with a Green Beret
🎙️💥🤠 In this gripping episode of Burnin' Daylight, Matt McKinley has an unfiltered chat with Benny, an active-duty Green Beret from the 10th Special Forces Group. They dive into Benny's military experiences, the parallels between military and cowboy mindsets, and the importance of camaraderie and resilience. They also explore Benny's language skills, his perspective on various weapon platforms, and share personal stories that highlight the importance of enjoying life's simple pleasures. The episode is a fascinating blend of military insights, personal connections, and the shared values that bind those who live life on the edge. Tune in for a bull session tha...
2024-02-20
2h 10
Yearview Mirror with Ken and Cliff
Send us a textWe discuss the film The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly, the TV debuts Star Trek, Batman, and The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, and the music of Buffalo Springfield, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Barry Sadler, and The Four Tops.Keep spreading the word about Yearview Mirror to friends and familyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/yearviewmirror/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kenandcliffpodcastTwitter: @yearview_mirror Our home page: https...
2024-02-02
45 min
The Music in Me
Veterans Day Tribute Through Music
In this episode dedicated to our veterans I'm thrilled to share a deeply moving and musical celebration of valor and sacrifice with you today. As Veterans Day approaches, we're at a touching crossroads where history and harmony converge. In this episode, I want to extend my gratitude to the heroes who've worn our nation's uniform and safeguarded our cherished freedoms. Join me on a harmonious mission using the enchanting magic of music to amplify the voices of these unsung heroes.I'll dive into my personal connection with the veterans in my life, from my grandfather's service in...
2023-11-08
31 min
Ear and Loathing
Episode 55: Fall Out Boy, Sgt. Barry Sadler, Neal Hefti
In this episode of Ear and Loathing, your hosts Aaron, Damon and George (The Gitmo Bros) talk about MJ's pinto dick, a solid disaster, a robit that changes faces, and the Bare Necessities but about shooting bears. In the Torture Chamber segment, Aaron and Damon compete for meaningless points by making George listen to his most hated songs. Will George survive the Torture Chamber long enough to play one of his favorite songs? Tune in and find out! Songs featured in this episode: "We Didn't Start the Fire" (Fall Out Boy), "Batman Theme" (Neal Hefti), "O...
2023-07-20
2h 01
The Barry and Joe Show
Songwriters In Paradise w/ Patrick Davis
Patrick Davis is thrilled to to share his first new solo music since 2014’s Red White & Blue Jeans. Davis has spent two decades leaving his mark onstage, on record, and in the writing room. He's been a critically-acclaimed solo artist. A road warrior. An organizer of music festivals like Songwriters in Paradise. Most importantly, Davis has established himself as a prolific songwriter, penning tunes not only for his own albums, but also for icons like Guy Clark and Jimmy Buffett. "Six String Dreams" is the story of musicians everywhere. Written alongside Sadler Vaden — longtime guitarist for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit...
2023-06-19
1h 00
My Good Ole Country
COUNTRY AND OUR WARS
Send us a text I'm not sure that all these songs are patriotic but they all resonate feelings that in some way relate to our soldiers, our military men and women and how the song writers felt about them when they wrote the songs. JOHNNY HORTIN'S "Sink the Bismarc, BARRY SADLER'S,"Ballad of The Green Berets, TOBY KIETH, FARON YOUNG, TENILLE, JOHNNY CASH, KENNY ROGERS, TRACY LAWRENCE, BILLY RAY CYRUS and hey, even BLAKE EMMONS . All performing hits that reference a bit about our history and our soldiers at war.Support the show
2023-01-31
1h 00
Trivia Tracks With Pryce Robertson
Barry Sadler: The Ballad of a Green Beret
The Vietnam War veteran achieved worldwide fame with his one-hit wonder, "Ballad of the Green Berets", in 1966.
2022-11-11
03 min
Le Collimateur
Le modèle français des opérations spéciales
Invité : Général de division Toujouse, GCOS (général commandant les opérations spéciales)1:00 Définition des opérations spéciales5:30 Une carrière dans les forces spéciales 10:00 La recomposition à la sortie à la guerre froide 13:15 Forces spéciales et « forces normales »24:30 Les forces spéciales françaises et les autres32:00 Les différentes vies du COS et son évolution sur 30 ans 45:00 La guerre d’Ukraine et les opérations spécialesExtrait audio : Sgt Barry Sadler, « Ballad of the Green Berets », 1966.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2022-07-19
57 min
The Wilder Ride
TWR Listeners Lounge - Our Patriotism Show
Today, Walt and Alan welcome guest, Barry King from B.K. on the Air to join them in a discussion about patriotism. They open with thoughts on celebrating Independence Day in America and what it means to them. After a brief discussion, they get into the heart of the discussion. To prepare for the show, they each came up with a topic and those would be used to create a TOP 5 list. The topics were: Patriotic Music, Patriotic Figures (real) and Patriotic Films. Top 5 Patriotic Songs Walt 1. America the Beautiful by...
2022-07-01
3h 07
Dee Giallo
La storia di Barry Sadler - ep. 17
La storia di Barry Sadler, che nessuno conosce, perché tutti sanno a memoria le canzoni contro la guerra del Vietnam, ma nessuno quella del sergente dei Berretti Verdi che invece la voleva fare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-05-12
15 min
Bagerst i bussen
Afsnit 27: Sange om krig
I denne episode har vi taget os af det meget aktuelle og desværre også meget tragisk emne: krig. Vi diskuterer, hvad krig er for en størrelse, hvad den betyder, og hvad vores holdninger er til den, og så spiller vi naturligvis også musik, som understøtter vores diskussion. Tracklist:Jeremy Soule - Dragonborn (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim; Original Game Soundtrack - 2013)Rise Against - Hero OF War (Appeal To Reason - 2008)Ballads of The Green Berets - Barry Sadler (Ballads of The Green Berets - 1966)Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms (Brother...
2022-04-01
1h 01
Escudella Nostàlgica
Escudella Nostàlgica Vol. 052
The Beatles - Yellow Submarine Los Pekenikes - Hilo de seda Sandie Shaw - Mañana Maurice Jarre - Dr Zhivago Sgt. Barry Sadler - The Ballad Of The Green Berets The Beatles - Day Tripper - Remastered 2015 The Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running - Remastered 2010 Los Brincos - Tú Me Dijiste Adios Pino Donaggio - Una Casa In Cima Al Mondo - Remaster 2004 The Walker Brothers - The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore Charles Aznavour - La bohemia (La bohème) Adamo - Un Mechón de Tu Cabello The Beatles - Paperback Writer - Remastered 2015 The Kink...
2022-03-15
1h 01
Lion and the truth
Barry excited about this episode.
thanks to Barry Povalitis for joining me in the studio. Positive people to keep it goinggo see him at open mics around the valley. @barryp478Support the show
2022-01-18
1h 37
Golly! Gosh! Oh Gee! Podcast
From Beyond The Edge Of Time
We just noticed that todays titles tell a weird story on their own. If we hadn't been distracted by the greatness of the 45s, we could probably write a book about atomic bombs, aliens, pills, whiskey, taxes, welfare, minimum wage, misery... and one little baby. What a nightmare! The how and why and what we do: Steve Barry - The Nightmare (VERUS) Sammy Salvo - One Little Baby (MARK V) Hank Penny - Taxes, Taxes (RCA) Cora Woods - Rocks In Your Head (FEDERAL) Ernie Sheldon - And A Man (COLUMBIA)
2021-11-09
1h 18
What the Riff Next Gen
1966 - March: The Standells “The Live Ones”
The Standells were a Los Angeles garage band formed in the early 60's, often referred to as an early punk band. The lineup was Larry Tamblyn on organ and vocals, Tony Valentino on guitar, Gary Lane on bass, and former Mouseketeer Dick Dodd on drums and lead vocals. The name came from Tamblyn and Valentino, and referenced their standing around booking agents, trying to get a job. The group made use of their Los Angeles roots by appearing in several low budget films in the 1960's including “Get Yourself a College Girl” in 1964 and the cult classic “Riot on...
2021-05-17
28 min
What the Riff Next Gen
1966 - March: The Standells “The Live Ones”
The Standells were a Los Angeles garage band formed in the early 60's, often referred to as an early punk band. The lineup was Larry Tamblyn on organ and vocals, Tony Valentino on guitar, Gary Lane on bass, and former Mouseketeer Dick Dodd on drums and lead vocals. The name came from Tamblyn and Valentino, and referenced their standing around booking agents, trying to get a job. The group made use of their Los Angeles roots by appearing in several low budget films in the 1960's including “Get Yourself a College Girl” in 1964 and the cult classic “Riot on...
2021-05-17
28 min
What Did I Miss?
#29 – Demon Knight with Barry Underwood
We got a spooktacular episode for you tonight! Comedian and podcaster Barry Underwood dug up one of his favourite movies as a child: 1995 horror comedy "Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight" directed by Ernest Dickerson, starring Billy Zane, William Sadler, Jada Pinkett, C. C. H. Pounder, Dick Miller and Thomas Haden Church. Frights, camera, action! For more Barry Underwood, his IG is @damnyouabox. Go check out his new podcast "Bad Expectations" on Youtube, also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other places you get your podcasts! You can also check out his other podcasts, SMRT and Drunk...
2021-04-19
1h 12
Bist du Moped! Podcast
1966 - Hundert Prozent ÖVP und ein Befehl
Keith Richards und Mick Jagger sind sich uneins, ob zwischen „Paint it“ und „black“ nun ein Beistrich gehört oder nicht. Die Österreich-Filiale der UdSSR empfiehlt die SPÖ. Und die Kunstfigur von Jürgen Udo Bockelmann gewinnt den Songcontest. Das Jahr 1966 erweist sich als das nachhaltigste für Österreich und Umgebung.Die alte Volkspartei benötigt noch eine absolute Mehrheit im Parlament, um das Land alleine zu regieren. Schließlich stehen die Grünen als juniorpartnerschaftliche Karteileiche noch nicht zu Verfügung.Dazu versemmelt China die Weltrevolution, während ausgerechnet ein Sowjet-Spion den Fußball revolutioniert und E...
2021-01-19
23 min
Driving Freedom Podcast
Driver to Driver with Barry Holland and Antonie Sadler
Who better to have on our Truckers Against Trafficking podcast about professional truck drivers combating human trafficking than two professional truckers against trafficking themselves! Antoine Sadler, a Walmart Road Team Captain, and Barry Holland, a UPS Freight All-Star driver, join the Driving Freedom Podcast to share their experiences. Both have spent about 25+ years on the road, the last couple of which included volunteering with Truckers Against Trafficking. Hear directly from the mouths of other drivers how to combat human trafficking and how this work has changed their lives.Resources:
2020-12-15
21 min
The Buck Stops Here
How the Hell Did This Go #1? Season 1 Episode 6 -- Ballad of the Green Berets, Sgt Barry Sadler
The Chairman (Kirk Buchner) and Andrea Tessman look at Sgt. Barry Sadler's patriotic #1 Hit, and the climate around it in 1966.
2020-10-09
38 min
The Pink Smoke podcast
Ep. 20 The Eternal Mercenary
The immortal Casca, the solider cursed by Jesus to remain as he is until the Second Coming. This month's pulp fiction-oriented episode takes a look at the blood-and-vileness-soaked military fantasy from Barry Sadler, best known as the one-hit wonder behind the 1966 tune The Ballad of the Green Berets. Hosts Christopher Funderburg & John Cribbs are joined by Martin Kessler of Flixwise: Canada to discuss the film's atrocious racial & sexual politics, bizarre sense of history and deep-seated insanity. Flixwise: Canada: http://flixwise.com/category/episodes/flixwise-canada/ The Pink Smoke: http://thepinksmoke.com/ John Cribbs, Martin Kessler & Christopher Funderburg on Twitter: https://twitter...
2020-08-31
1h 18
brotherskingtalk
Billboards 1966 “Ballad Of The Green Berets” by Ssgt. Barry Sadler
Things get super patriotic and noble as we take a look at the surprise hit of 1966. https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/brotherskingtalk-billboard-number-1-songs/pl.u-xlyNqM3TXzXZYa. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/68qFny6VCVfwjU8S9oufxN?si=iAukOMmJSneAJKa210g98A
2020-05-12
16 min
It's Christmastown
068 - The Matrix, but for Marriage
The Oracle says we'll meet MY ONE AND ONLY (2019) and: Make a hashtag out of #UandMe ... THEME ... Ballooning away ... Locked-in disorder experience ... Refrigerator poetry/Taco Bell menu plot ... Bean unit ... 5-layer burrito ... Rude zingers ... When Pascale Hutton talks ... BREAK ... The Expositional Challenge ... The wrap-up ... Self-aware but self-Hallmarking dialogue ... "I worked at Big Dogs" ... Juvenile lean-in to meta-commentary ... Crowded by Crown Media formulas ... Selsen Blue's reality show setups ... BREAK ... Spot the Angel: Bupkes! ... Eat Your Heart Out: Giant bowl of cherries; you love fortune cookies; single women housing deep-fried starches; consensual choke cherry jam; incredible BBQ blocking ... A jillion extras...
2019-10-02
1h 08
Only A Cover Song's Radio Show
Only A Cover Song - Episode 213 - Ballads
featuring: The California Poppy Pickers, George Harrison, Allan Sherman, Lorne Greene, Frank Gallop, Bob Dylan, Kula Shaker, The Cliques, Alice Cooper, The Camps, Sgt. Barry Sadler, Lee Hazlewood and Johnny Cash
2019-06-08
00 min
Biographers International Organization
Podcast Episode #15 – Marc Leepson
In this week’s episode, we interview veteran writer Marc Leepson, author of Ballad of the Green Beret: The Life and Wars of Staff Sergeant Barry Sadler, From the Vietnam War and Pop Stardom to Murder and an Unsolved, Violent Death. This interview was recorded in May 2019 in Washington, DC.
2019-06-07
22 min
The B-Sides
02. Resistance Music
The B-Sides dives into the state of resistance music in pop culture. Are we all chained to the rhythm, or is there hope for us? What do we expect from our artists in an era that needs all hands on deck for the resistance? Are our expectations for resistance too high (sorry Fifth Harmony, you did not nail it) or too low (Taylor, where *were* you)? Does the resistance even need pop music? Songs and artists referenced: Lizzo Tayla Parx Help Me Now, Kevin McHale Saturdays, Twin Shadow and HAIM New Vampire Weekend album, Father of the Bride War, Edwin...
2019-06-05
58 min
Veteranenradio
De Muzieklijst van veteraan Pieter Winands
Mijn muzieklijst.1.Goodnight Saigon – Billy JoelNiet alleen omdat de muziek mooi is, maar vooral om de tekst. Die is niet alleen van toepassing op Vietnam – waar het liedje over gaat – maar eigenlijk ook op andere uitzendingen. Je weet immers nooit wie je tegenstander is en wat hij doet, maar je kunt er van uit gaan dat hij gemotiveerd is.2.Ballad Of The Green Baret – Barry SadlerNee, ik heb geen groene baret, maar dit liedje bezorgt mij keer op keer kippenvel.Met name het laatste stukje met: “her green baret met his fait”. Dat...
2019-04-02
39 min
The Mal Thursday Show
The Mal Thursday Show #149: Wars and Peaces
Mal Thursday is back with another high concept edition of The Mal Thursday Show. This time out, it's songs about war and peace, well, war mostly. Guest DJ Michael John Carley joins Mal in the second hour of the program with Viet Nam songs and other variations on the theme. Presented in Living Monophonic and Ultrasonic Stereophonic Sound. Originally broadcast 14 February 2019. Playlist: THE TEMPTATIONS: War THE MERRY-GO-ROUND: Gonna Fight the War THE TALISMEN: Masters of War ELVIS PRESLEY: G.I. Blues THE CLASH: English Civil War (Johnny Comes Marching Home)/Hate and War MAN OR ASTROMAN?: War of the Satellites ...
2019-02-14
2h 04
Secret Origins Podcast
Secret Origins #29: The Atom, Red Tornado, and Mr. America
Ryan Daly and guest Diabolu Frank review the origin of The Atom from Secret Origins #29. Then, Ryan and Jon M. Wilson discuss the Golden Age Red Tornado (in a story that’s totally not an origin). Finally, Jon returns to help cover the origin of Mr. America. Secret Origins Podcast Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/secretoriginspodcast Secret Origins Podcast on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/httpsecretoriginspodcastlibsyncom/secret-origins-podcast?refid=stpr Let us know what you think! Leave a comment or send an email to: RDalyPodcast@gmail.com. Check out Frank’s Power of the Atom blog at: http://themightymite.blogs...
2016-02-29
1h 55
Culture Dig Podcast - Culture Dig Store
Culture Dig 8 Unrepentant List-Man & the Top Sci-Fi Fantasy Books for Adaptation
This time we each have a list of Sci-Fi Fantasy books or book series Yet to be (Adequately) Adapted to the Big or Small Screen. Arthur C. Clarke’s Childhood's End, 2061 & 3001. Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files series. Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass series. Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle. Barry Sadler's Casca Series. Walter Miller's Canticle for Leibowitz series. Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game series. Peter V. Brett’s Demon Cycle series. Piers Anthony's Incarnations of Immortality series. Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Jim Butcher’s Codex Alera series, Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon & Baroque Cycle series.
2015-07-16
48 min
Culture Dig Podcast
Culture Dig 8 Unrepentant List-Man & the Top Sci-Fi Fantasy Books for Adaptation
This time we each have a list of Sci-Fi Fantasy books or book series Yet to be (Adequately) Adapted to the Big or Small Screen. Arthur C. Clarke’s Childhood's End, 2061 & 3001. Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files series. Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass series. Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle. Barry Sadler's Casca Series. Walter Miller's Canticle for Leibowitz series. Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game series. Peter V. Brett’s Demon Cycle series. Piers Anthony's Incarnations of Immortality series. Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Jim Butcher’s Codex Alera series, Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon & Baroque Cycle series.
2015-07-16
48 min
The Small Business Radio Show
#247 Nicholas Lovell, Jason Sadler, Josef Holm, Todd Greene
Scheduled Guests: Jason "HeadsetsDotcom" Sadler on why he sold his legal identity. Josef Holm shows how to monetize your YouTube content. Todd Greene from HeadBlade joins us. Nicholas Lovell tells us why gaming is transforming the business world. Sponsored by Sage One and Nextiva.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-small-business-radio-show--3306444/support.Listen to all the episodes of The Small Business Radio Show at www.barrymoltz.com
2013-11-01
40 min
Embark On The Spellbinding Full Audiobook Experience!
Casca the Cursed by Barry Sadler
Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/136507to listen full audiobooks. Title: Casca the Cursed Series: Casca, Book 18 Author: Barry Sadler Narrator: Gene Engene Format: mp3 Length: 5 hrs and 41 mins Release date: 07-03-12 Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 58 ratings Genres: War & Military Publisher's Summary:
2012-07-03
5h 41
Ignite The Full Audiobook That Keeps Book-Lovers Hooked.
Casca: The Conquistador by Barry Sadler
Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/261724to listen full audiobooks. Title: Casca: The Conquistador Series: Casca, Book 10 Author: Barry Sadler Narrator: Gene Engene Format: mp3 Length: 7 hrs and 29 mins Release date: 10-31-08 Ratings: 4.7 out of 5 stars, 120 ratings Genres: War & Military Publisher's Summary:
2008-10-31
7h 29