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Reformation Collection Volume 2014 - Letter of Thomas Cromwell to Stephen Vaughan May 1531Delve into the transformative era of the English Reformation with this captivating volume from the Reformation collection. It opens with William Tyndales engaging tract on the pivotal doctrine of Justification by faith alone. Following this, youll encounter two historical narratives detailing how Reformation ideas were received. Discover Martin Luthers line-by-line critique of the beloved Marian hymn Salve Regina, and read John Calvins powerful summary of the gospel message in Christ the End of the Law, which served as the preface to the Geneva Bible. This volume also resurrects Calvins Admonition against Astrology, translated into Early Modern English after years of...
2026-02-1111 min
Classics Count - The world's greatest musicSunday 08 Feb 26Vivaldi: The Four seasons Spring 1st movement – from the group of 4 violin concerti composed while Vivaldi was court chapel master in Mantua
Beethoven: Symphony No 5 in C minor Fate 1st movement Allegro con brio – with 4 iconic notes making it possibly the best known opening of a classical piece
Dvorak: Symphony No 9 in E minor New World 3rd movement Scherzo molto vivace – inspired by all things American, Dvorak said he had Hiawatha’s wedding feast in mind for this composition
Barber: Adagio for Strings – we’ll tell you more about the composer of this extraordinarily intense movement
EDWARD’S INSIGHTS Poulenc – hear Edward’s re...
2026-02-081h 57
Classics Count - The world's greatest musicSunday 25 Jan 26This Sunday, we welcome acclaimed conductor, composer and cellist Edward Longstaff for a new weekly feature where he will be sharing his knowledge of a short piece of music in Edward’s Insights
Handel: Water Music Suite No 2 in D major 2nd movement Allegro alla Hornpipe – a regal start to the show originally premiered on the River Thames in 1717
Grieg: Peer Gynt Suite No 2 Solveig’s Song – listen to why Solveig was singing this tender song
Mozart: Piano Concerto No 23 in A K488 2nd movement Adagio – hear what Mozart said about this and other compositions he sent to a Prince
EDWARD’S I...
2026-01-251h 57
Au Coeur de l'orchestreLa musique symphonique britannique II : Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williamsdurée : 01:58:40 - La musique symphonique britannique II : Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams - par : Christian Merlin - Après Sir Edward Elgar, suite de notre feuilleton sur la musique symphonique britannique, si peu connue dans nos contrées. Ralph Vaughan-Williams laisse un corpus de neuf symphonies d'une puissance expressive et d'une richesse orchestrale peu communes, qui mériteraient une place au répertoire. - réalisé par : Marie Grout
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2025-12-141h 58
My Role in The Safe SystemWhat the research tells us about E-Bikes - with Sarah VaughanJames Luckhurst sits down with Sarah Vaughan, lead researcher at Angelica Solutions, to explore one of the fastest-changing areas in urban mobility: the rise of E-bikes, and what their growth means for safety, behaviour, policy, and the wider Safe System. Sarah, who has over 20 years of experience in the insurance industry, returns to the podcast with insights from her latest white paper, which analyses e-bike usage, risks, and opportunities. Her work blends hard data, roadside observation, and industry expertise to help policymakers, insurers, and transport professionals understand how this emerging mode fits into the vision of sustainable...
2025-12-1217 minAu Coeur de l'orchestreLa musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (4/4)durée : 00:28:41 - La musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (4/4) : Sinfonia Antartica, Symphonies n°8 et 9 - par : Christian Merlin - Après Sir Edward Elgar, suite de notre feuilleton sur la musique symphonique britannique, si peu connue dans nos contrées. Ralph Vaughan-Williams laisse un corpus de neuf symphonies d'une puissance expressive et d'une richesse orchestrale peu communes, qui mériteraient une place au répertoire. - réalisé par : Marie Grout
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2025-12-1128 minAu Coeur de l'orchestreLa musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (3/4)durée : 00:28:42 - La musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (3/4) : Symphonies n°5 et 6 - par : Christian Merlin - Après Sir Edward Elgar, suite de notre feuilleton sur la musique symphonique britannique, si peu connue dans nos contrées. Ralph Vaughan-Williams laisse un corpus de neuf symphonies d'une puissance expressive et d'une richesse orchestrale peu communes, qui mériteraient une place au répertoire. - réalisé par : Marie Grout
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2025-12-1028 minAu Coeur de l'orchestreLa musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (2/4)durée : 00:28:37 - La musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (2/4) : Pastoral Symphony et Symphonie n°4 - par : Christian Merlin - Après Sir Edward Elgar, suite de notre feuilleton sur la musique symphonique britannique, si peu connue dans nos contrées. Ralph Vaughan-Williams laisse un corpus de neuf symphonies d'une puissance expressive et d'une richesse orchestrale peu communes, qui mériteraient une place au répertoire. - réalisé par : Marie Grout
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2025-12-0928 minAu Coeur de l'orchestreLa musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (1/4)durée : 00:28:33 - La musique symphonique britannique II - Les symphonies de Ralph Vaughan-Williams (1/4) : Sea Symphony et London Symphony - par : Christian Merlin - Après Sir Edward Elgar, suite de notre feuilleton sur la musique symphonique britannique, si peu connue dans nos contrées. Ralph Vaughan-Williams laisse un corpus de neuf symphonies d'une puissance expressive et d'une richesse orchestrale peu communes, qui mériteraient une place au répertoire. - réalisé par : Marie Grout
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2025-12-0828 min
The Dungeon Plunger PodcastThe Tsar of Adventure Writing - Greg A. VaughanI speak with Greg Vaughan a major writer of adventure scenarios from the days of Dungeon Magazine, contributor to many adventures paths during that time as well as numerous adventure paths for Paizo's Pathfinder AP's. Greg was also one of the founders of Frog God Games and the author of the MASSIVE Slumbering Tsar campaign book and developer of the Lost Lands. We talk about his time writing for Dungeon Magazine, working for Paizo, running and writing adventures and much much more!Find Greg's work at: Aegis of Empire: https://www.makeyourgamelegendary.com...
2025-10-061h 45
BlacklistedTom VaughanHit the link here for 10% off Story and Plot's pro digital screenwriting courses, MASTERING STRUCTURE and IDEA TO OUTLINE.There you can sign up for Tom's weekly newsletter - it's a free screenwriting lesson in your inbox every Tuesday morning.It's also where you can find his FREE email course, SCREENWRITING FOR BEGINNERS, for those at the beginning of their journey.Discover why 90% of screenplay sales hinge on two crucial elements - and it's not what most writers think. Professional screenwriter Tom Vaughan exposes the industry's best-kept structural...
2025-09-221h 01
Tesseract PodcastAccelerating Change: Major General Edward L. Vaughan on Leading the Joint Rapid Acquisition CellIn this episode of the Tesseract Podcast, we sit down with Major General Edward Vaughan, Executive Director of the Joint Rapid Acquisition Cell (JRAC), to explore the critical role rapid acquisition plays in supporting warfighters at the speed of relevance.
Drawing on decades of experience in uniform and at the highest level of the Department of Defense, Maj Gen. Vaughan unpacks what it means to lead and navigate uncertainty, while building trust in moments of crisis
Whether you're in logistics, acquisition, or just curious how DoD use innovation to assist our Warfigthers - this episode d...
2025-08-211h 13
Defense MavericksHow JRAC Delivers Urgent Innovation to Protect Warfighters in the Field with Major General Edward VaughanMilitary procurement is known for its slow, bureaucratic processes, but what if it didn’t have to be? In this week’s episode, Ryan Connell sits down with Major General Edward Vaughan to talk about how the Joint Rapid Acquisition Cell (JRAC) redefines how warfighters get the tools they need—fast.With over 40 years of military experience, Major General Vaughan shares his perspectives on balancing speed and perfection in defense acquisitions.He walks us through how JRAC accelerates the procurement process, the role of Joint Urgent Operational Needs (JUONs), and how AI and digital...
2025-03-0435 minMy Role in The Safe SystemJames Luckhurst meets Sarah Vaughan from Angelica SolutionsJames Luckhurst interviews Sarah Vaughan from Angelica Solutions. They discuss the role of insurers in road safety, particularly focusing on how driving style and collision frequency are related. Sarah explains that insurers have a unique position to influence road safety due to their extensive data on crashes. However, she notes that insurers often prioritise profit over reducing collisions. They also talk about the potential benefits of telematics car insurance, which tracks driving behaviour and can encourage safer driving through incentives. Sarah highlights the challenges of data sharing among insurers and the importance of pooling data...
2025-02-1425 min
Crime With My CollieThe body snatcher who wore his victims - Ed GeinHi all, today I bring you the case of Edward Gein, the man who wore his victims. But what made Edward Switch and why was this his crime of choice? Please leave your comments on this case. Thank you for listening.Tania & PickleInstagram https://www.instagram.com/crimewithmycollie?igsh=cTRrMzl2dDgxN3hv
2025-02-0726 min
Better Than We Found ItFrom Construction to Corporate: Edward Vaughan Dixon’s Sustainability JourneyWelcome to season 3, episode 11 of Better Than We Found It, the go-to podcast for sustainable leadership and purpose-driven business practices.Today, we’re joined by Edward Vaughan Dixon, Head of Sustainability for Private Markets at Aviva Investors. Ed’s career journey is nothing short of remarkable - starting in construction and carpentry before progressing to a leadership role in sustainability at one of the world’s most prominent financial institutions. In this episode, we delve into how Ed has methodically shaped his career, focusing not jus...
2025-02-051h 14
Henrico Citizen Audio ArticlesObituary - Nancy Lloyd VaughanNancy Lloyd Vaughan, 86 of Henrico County, VA passed peacefully into the arms of Jesus, on April 12, 2024, at Sunrise Villa Tuckahoe where she has lived for the past two years. She is survived by her daughter, Linda Vaughan Allen; seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Alvin Vaughan; her daughter, Elizabeth Vaughan Jones; and her son, Michael Lloyd Vaughan. Interment will be held at 11 am Friday, May 3, 2024, at Mount Vernon Memorial Park and Cemetery, 11220 Nuckols Road, Glen Allen, VA 23059. Memorials may be made to Mount Vernon...Article LinkSupport the show
2024-04-2600 min
Stories behind the historyVoices of VimyThe victory at Vimy Ridge, France, remains Canada’s most storied attack of the First World War. Beginning on April 9, 1917, all four Canadian divisions advanced side-by-side for the first time in a single attack. But the victory came at a cost: During four days of fighting, Canada suffered more than ten thousand casualties. Today, war letters offer a window on that long-ago time. Here, in their own words, are the stories of the soldiers who fought, and the loved ones back home who cherished them.Music credits: Stories Behind the History theme music: "The Red River Jig...
2024-04-0213 min
Hollywood Wolfpack With Kaia AlexanderStory and Plot with Screenwriter Tom VaughanTom Vaughan has been writing professionally for over twenty years. He studied at the University of Houston with Broadway legend Jose Quintero and three-time Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Albee. It was his work as a writer and director in Houston theatre that got him recognized by Hollywood.He was soon writing screenplays for, among others, Phoenix Pictures, TNT, MTV Films, Castle Rock Entertainment, ABC, NBC, CBS, Warner Brothers, Sony Pictures and Disney. He has developed screenplays for Matthew McConaughey, Nicolas Cage, Barry Sonnenfeld, Chow-Yun Fat and many others.WINCHESTER, the film he co-wrote starring Helen...
2023-11-0545 min
Hollywood Wolfpack With Kaia AlexanderStory and Plot with Screenwriter Tom VaughanTom Vaughan has been writing professionally for over twenty years. He studied at the University of Houston with Broadway legend Jose Quintero and three-time Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Albee. It was his work as a writer and director in Houston theatre that got him recognized by Hollywood.He was soon writing screenplays for, among others, Phoenix Pictures, TNT, MTV Films, Castle Rock Entertainment, ABC, NBC, CBS, Warner Brothers, Sony Pictures and Disney. He has developed screenplays for Matthew McConaughey, Nicolas Cage, Barry Sonnenfeld, Chow-Yun Fat and many others.WINCHESTER, the film he co-wrote starring Helen...
2023-11-0543 min
郝聲音「樂壇巨擘的自我追尋－魏靖儀與倫敦愛樂管弦樂團 Ⅰ」小提琴家 魏靖儀最後搶票！ 英國留聲機雜誌圈選世界十大交響樂團—倫敦愛樂管弦樂團 London Philharmonic Orchestra 「英倫首席天團」倫敦愛樂管弦樂團與新任首席指揮愛德華．加德納（Edward Gardner），歡慶90週年之際首次聯袂訪台，特邀台灣最受矚目小提琴家魏靖儀，一展薈萃之聲，邁向古典音樂新紀元。 //*倫敦最具開創冒險精神與活力的樂團｜倫敦愛樂管弦樂團 LPO *// 成立於 1932 年，倫敦愛樂以高貴細膩的音色聞名全球，在桂冠指揮尤洛夫斯基多年雕琢下，呈現色彩豐富輝煌的英倫皇家之聲。 //*當代樂壇全方位指揮奇才｜愛德華．加德納 Edward Gardner *// 國際樂壇廣受歡迎的愛德華．加德納為中生代指揮翹楚，酷炫外表下擁有一顆溫暖真摯的心。《泰晤士報》盛讚他的指揮「熱情滿溢、活力盡現」；歌劇與合唱作品的熟稔，讓他的音樂畫面豐沛生動。豐富多變的曲目策畫、致力提拔新生代青年才俊，帶領樂團發現音樂新角度。 //*以音樂註解生命深度｜魏靖儀 William Wei *// 台灣新生代最受矚目小提琴家魏靖儀，繼伊莉莎白大賽桂冠後持續精進自我。《西德日報》稱譽他「已證明自己是位大師，以一種魔幻敏銳的方式詮釋音樂。」魏靖儀透過音樂證明自己，義無反顧追求音樂的完美與美好，滿懷迎向頂尖之路的企圖心。 10.10【樂壇巨擘的自我追尋】 所有的偉大，都來自生命的超越與進化──從孟德爾頌《芬加爾岩洞》的蘇格蘭海島風情出發，聽見青年壯遊的意氣風發；隨著西貝流士《D小調小提琴協奏曲》來到北歐，傾聽芬蘭之光畢生唯一的協奏曲巨作。最終，以布拉姆斯《C小調第一號交響曲》迎向四十年磨一劍的振奮精彩。 倫敦愛樂邀請您，一同聽見古典音樂蓄勢待發的非凡之聲！ 藝術家 Artists 首席指揮｜愛德華．加德納 Edward Gardner, principal conductor 小提琴｜魏靖儀 William Wei, violin 倫敦愛樂管弦樂團 London Philharmonic Orchestra 演出曲目 Program 10.10【樂壇巨擘的自我追尋】 演出全長約 115分鐘，含中場休息15分鐘 孟德爾頌：《芬加爾岩洞》序曲 Felix Mendelssohn: The Hebrides, Op. 26 西貝流士：D小調小提琴協奏曲 Jean Sibelius: Violin Concerto in D Minor, Op. 47 布拉姆斯：C小調第一號交響曲 Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 68 10.11【藝術精神的覺醒時刻】購票由此去 約 110分鐘，含中場休息15分鐘 沃恩威廉斯：《泰利斯主題幻想曲》 Ralph Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis 聖桑斯：B小調第三號小提琴協奏曲 Camille Saint-Saëns: Violin Concerto No. 3 in B Minor, Op. 61 德弗札克：D小調第七號交響曲 Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No. 7 in D Minor, Op. 70, B. 141 10.10演前導聆 講題：壯麗山水化作音樂風景：感受浪漫主義思潮與大自然 主講：焦元溥 博士 時間： 18:30-19:15 地點：國家音樂廳大廳（18:20一號門 開放入場） 小額贊助支持本節目： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckfnpunqe136d08003p6lzdmn 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckfnpunqe136d08003p6lzdmn/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting
2023-09-2623 min
The Bulletin PodcastThe Bulletin Podcast #25: Life as BrandtiansIn the latest Bulletin Podcast Novita Dwi Andari and Tracy Shimoli chat to three students, María-Fernanda Caparó, Justice Duah Agyemang and Edward Vaughan about their life here in Erfurt and the Brandt School. They cover topics like studies at the Brandt School, German student visas, life in Erfurt, what it's like to be an international student.Understanding politics, managing crises and shaping transformation –with the Master of Public Policy of the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy at the University of Erfurt.Learn more about the Master of Public Policy and the Brandt School at https...
2023-09-1539 min
Your World of CreativityTom Vaughan, Screenwriter "Story & Plot"Tom Vaughan has been writing professionally for nearly thirty years. He studied at the University of Houston with Broadway legend Jose Quintero and three-time Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Albee. It was his work as a writer and director in Houston theatre that got him recognized by Hollywood. WINCHESTER, the film he co-wrote starring Helen Mirren and Jason Clarke, about the infamous Winchester Mystery House, opened nationwide in 2018. His eighth film, THE QUEEN MARY will release in August 2023 and DADDY'S GIRL for XYZ Films will shoot later this year (WGA strike willing.) Tom recently set up MOST WANTED...
2023-08-3125 min
The Bill PodcastReaching A Verdict: Reviewing The Bill - Interview with author Edward Kellett on BBC SussexTo celebrate the 40th anniversary of the pilot episode of "The Bill" (first broadcast as "Woodentop" on 16th August 1983), Devonfire Books is proud to have published REACHING A VERDICT - an insightful, thorough and fascinating analysis of the groundbreaking police programme that held a mirror up to society in 1980s London and changed the landscape of British television forever.
By revisiting all 188 episodes of that ratings smash that were broadcast in the 1980s, TV historian Edward Kellett has gained new appreciation for the qualities of "The Bill", which he considers to be "the single best storytelling format in the history...
2023-08-2413 min
ANSHISM Podcast by Ansh SachdevaBound by Heritage, Built for Performance: PAYNTR™ Tale FT. David PaynterDavid Edward Paynter, a name synonymous with cricket excellence and entrepreneurial spirit, has left an indelible mark on the sport and the footwear industry. As the great-grandson of England Ashes Legend Eddie Paynter, cricket flows through David's veins, connecting him deeply to his family's rich heritage.
Hailing from Yorkshire, England, David's passion for cricket was nurtured from a young age. He honed his skills as a professional cricketer, experiencing firsthand the demands and rigors of the game. It was during this time that David realized the pressing need for cricket footwear that not only withstood the sport's stresses but also...
2023-06-2156 min
Dissecting DragonsEpisode 375: The Batcherlorette - Bookish EditionEvery so often the dragons like to break away from writing technique and storytelling analysis and do something light and fun. This week they have a list of contenders for the hand of an imaginary batchelorette. Our would be suitors are drawn from the most highly sought after romantic male leads of fiction - from Mr Darcy to Edward Cullen. But just what is it that makes any of our romantic hopefuls appealing? Find out as Jules and Madeleine gently poke fun at them and weigh their finer qualities.
Title music: Ecstasy by Smiling Cynic
2023-05-121h 18Ave DulcissimaJean Langlais: Drei marianische Antiphone
Pierre Nimax jr, Uergel
Pueri Cantores
Michael Haydn: Missa Sancti Aloysii
Mädchenchor Hannover
Il gioco col suono
Ulfert Smidt, Uergel
Gudrun Schröfel, Direktioun
Edward Elgar: Great is the Lord
Schola Cantorum of the Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School
Iestyn Evans, Uergel
Scott Price, Direktioun
Edward Elgar: Meditatioun
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Yondani Butt, Direktioun
2023-05-0759 min
Jack of All GravesEp. 134: Definitely not a coronation specialTotally unrelated to any current events, we’re chatting about some royal tragedies, dumb royal deaths, and an important royalty-related phrase to learn in many languages.
Highlight:
[0:00] CoRri tells Mark the story of Prince John, the Lost Prince of the United Kingdom[14:22] CoRri’s return from the UK was met with household catastrophe[28:00] We are TECHNICALLY one of the most successful podcasts on the internet[31:30] Wheel of justice time! If you want a go at forcing Marko to watch a movie, make sure you do the right thing and sign up for our K...
2023-05-031h 22
The BlunderBusEpisode Eight: Edward Vaughan and Leigh Hatcher on the Ultimate Blunder Bus Journey!Yes folks, this is quite literally the ultimate Blunder Bus journey. After travelling thousands of kilometres around Australia, talking to some of the finest leaders in the land, the time has come to park the bus.So this episode is a bit special. I've invited Leigh Hatcher, one of Australia's most respected experienced journalists (he even has his own Wikipedia entry!) to chat to me about the whole Blunder Bus journey. Leigh asks me about why I started doing this podcast in the first place, why I've decided to 'park the bus' and what I've learnt on t...
2022-11-2323 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Seven: Kylie Butler on Leading With A MaskKylie Butler was previously the Managing Director of Christian Coaching Institute (CCI) prior to CCI combining with Arrow in 2022. She is now the Executive Leaders Program Director and Coaching Director for Arrow Australia. And she is an Enneagram Three! For those who are unfamiliar with Enneagram, it's a tool with an ancient background that helps you understand your core motivations in life and leadership. 'Threes' make great leaders! They love achievement, loving being seen as successful and get lots of stuff done. Who wouldn't want to be a 'Three'? (It's possible that I am one t...
2022-10-2821 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Six: Megan Powell du Toit on When The Church Goes WrongWhat do Christian leaders do when the church goes wrong? Megan Powell du Toit is a pastor, editor, writer, preacher, teacher, speaker, podcaster, poet, perhaps best known for co-hosting the podcast With All Due Respect (one of the finest podcasts in the southern hemisphere not specifically about leadership failure and not recorded on a bus!)Megan reflects on how we can create Christian community in which power is safe, and how we can deal with the issues of systemic and cultural power. We also touch on how we think about this issue from a historical perspective, which...
2022-10-1622 min
CSO Audio Program NotesCSO Program Notes: Wagner, Bartók and Vaughan WilliamsAs Great Britain endured the Blitz in 1943, the 71-year-old Vaughan Williams produced his Fifth Symphony. To celebrate 150 years since the composer's birth, Edward Gardner conducts this work of warmth and gentle contemplation. Christian Tetzlaff, “a meticulous and refined virtuoso” (The New York Times), presents Bartók’s rhapsodic Second Violin Concerto. Wagner’s serene and somber prelude to Act 3 of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg opens the program.
Ticket holders are invited to a free preconcert conversation featuring Steve Rings in Orchestra Hall 75 minutes before the performance. The conversation will last approximately 30 minutes. No additional tickets required.
Classic Encounter
Thursday, November 3...
2022-10-1217 minCSO Audio Program NotesCSO Program Notes: Wagner, Bartók and Vaughan WilliamsAs Great Britain endured the Blitz in 1943, the 71-year-old Vaughan Williams produced his Fifth Symphony. To celebrate 150 years since the composer's birth, Edward Gardner conducts this work of warmth and gentle contemplation. Christian Tetzlaff, “a meticulous and refined virtuoso” (The New York Times), presents Bartók’s rhapsodic Second Violin Concerto. Wagner’s serene and somber prelude to Act 3 of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg opens the program.
Ticket holders are invited to a free preconcert conversation featuring Steve Rings in Orchestra Hall 75 minutes before the performance. The conversation will last approximately 30 minutes. No additional tickets required.
Classic Encounter
Thursday, November 3...
2022-10-1217 min
SundayState funeral; Radical generosity; Folk songs in churchThe State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will be the biggest ceremonial event held in the UK in recent times. It will be the first state funeral since that of Winston Churchill in 1965. It will be attended by political leaders, royals and heads of state from across the world. We consider the history of state and royal funerals, and the extent to which they have adapted to reflect the country’s changing religious and cultural landscape. There has been a call for a spirit of "radical generosity" from the British people, to help reduce the number of de...
2022-09-2043 min
Crime Time FMTOM VAUGHAN MACAULAY In Person With PaulTOM VAUGHAN MACAULAY chats to Paul Burke about his new novel COUNTDOWN TO A KILLING, meta-fiction, writing with a full time career as a lawyer, the modern epistolary novel and quirky characters.COUNTDOWN TO A KILLING: Wen Li, an anxious young woman who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder, is tormented by an incessant fear that she might have homicidal impulses. Wen falls for her self-absorbed colleague, Lomax Clipper, who is writing a whodunnit in his spare time. Lomax is pining for Italy and a Sicilian woman he met while on secondment, despite his recurring nightmare about someone being...
2022-08-1536 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Five: Peter Mayrick and The Injustice Of Treating Everyone The SamePeter Mayrick is Director of Partners in Ministry and the Centre for Ministry Development. Previously he was involved in the leadership of (a now very famous!) pharmaceutical company. Peter's passion is leadership development, and he is a great advocate for excellence in delegation.And yet, here he is on The Blunder Bus! Peter shares how he thought what he was doing was developing a coaching mindset, and a coaching culture in his organisation, only to find that his key report hadn't noticed. It's a real 'ouch' moment!At the heart of Peter's story is the i...
2022-07-1717 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Four: Tim O'Neill and The Values ClashTim O'Neill is Director of Exponential Australia and also heads up A2A (the Acts 2 Alliance) network of churches. With his wife Sharon, he also leads Tailrace Community Church, a church that they planted 27 years ago.In this episode, Tim brings his 'prophetic gift of hindsight' onto The Blunder Bus, to talk about a great episode of leadership failure. Tim talks about the critical issue of developing culture (in this case, in a church planting situation). Totally without realising it, Tim made a leadership decision which led to a 'Values Clash' in the church, with different groups o...
2022-06-1416 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Three: Liam Glover on Leading With A Busy BrainLiam Glover has been the Executive Director of the Arrow Australia Leadership Program for ten years. He is passionate about raising up leaders for churches and Christian organisations. And Liam has a 'busy brain'! Or to be more precise, he has ADHD.Liam shares what this has meant for him in leadership and the impact that it has in the way he leads. He talks about the challenges of focusing on just one thing, and how hard it can be to regulate that. And the time when he realised his ADHD was causing him to be just...
2022-05-3020 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Two: Karina Kreminski on Leading People Not ProgramsKarina Kreminski is Co-Director of Neighbourhood Matters, based in Sydney's Surry Hills, and proudly claims to be a leaf-blower hater and flâneuse. On this episode she shares her reflections on her role as pastor, and on how she became 'program-based' as opposed to being people focused. It's a wide ranging conversation; we talk about the importance of building trust, the issues of the mega-church model and the potential for the pastor's role to be de-humanising for those who are in it.And Karina shares about how she has developed a greater ability fo...
2022-05-2321 minThe BlunderBusEpisode One: Cath Tallack and Doing It AllCath Tallack has been the Emerging Leaders Program Director with Arrow Australia since 2017. She began pastoral ministry at Gateway Baptist Church as the Children’s Pastor in 2009 and moved into the role as Generations Pastor (overseeing kids, youth and young adults as well as leadership development of the church).In 'Doing It All' Cath shares very vulnerably about a recent experience of burn-out, which she describes as coming from her (understandable!) desire to do excellently in all the roles of her life - national leader, church member, disciple of Je...
2022-05-1317 min
Handed DownLarks! A May Special, with friends from The BarnstonersIt's May. The meadows and hedgerows are in bloom, the sun is ablaze and the lark is on the wing.Song: The Lark in the Morning - CSPoem: The Lark Ascending (extract) by George MeredithTune: The Lark Ascending by R Vaughan Williams/The Lark in the morning (jig)Poem: The Green Cornfield by Christina RosettiSong: All Things Are Quite Silent - CarysPoem: Extract from The Night's Tale by Geoffrey ChaucerSong: The Skylark, words by Fredrick Tennyson, tune by Neal Jolly - Neal JollyPoem: Extract...
2022-05-1330 min
The Sustainability & You PodcastSustainability & You Episode 23 - Edward Vaughan DixonIn this episode of Sustainability & You Phillip Schauer and I speak to Edward Vaughan Dixon, Head of ESG for Aviva Investors £52bn Real Assets platform, encompassing Real Estate, Infrastructure and Private Debt. He works closely with the senior leadership team and global responsible investment team to lead ESG strategy and integration through investment, development, and asset management.
Edward shares his view on what ESG means for Real Assets, the Aviva approach to ESG, strategy development and integration. We talk about the role of asset owners and managers in the race to zero, and navigating the plethora of frameworks t...
2022-05-0246 min
The Quack ShackBehind the camera with Ed WallSend us a textOn this episode we sit down with one of the best photographers in the Waterfowl industry to talk about what it takes to execute quality pictures and videos. Edward Wall / WALL MEDIA (@edwall81) • Instagram photos and videoswww.gatorwaders.com use code Quackshack10 at check out. www.retayusa.com www.retaynation.com Quackshack15 at check out. (apparel only)www.gatorwaders.com use code Quackshack15 at check out.www.retayusa.com www.retaynation.com Quackshack15 at check out. (apparel only)www.slayercalls.com...
2022-03-161h 16The BlunderBusEpisode Five: The Failing Five: Silvia Fragiacomo and the Anxiety of FailureWhy does failure make us feel so anxious? Often it's because we can remember experiences in the past which scarred us, and even now as adults, continue to have an impact. Today the Blunder Bus travels to Sydney's inner west, where Dr Silvia Fragiacomo shares an experience from primary school that left a mark for decades to come.You've probably worked out by now that the magic secret when it comes to failure is the ability to reflect on mistakes and learn. And that’s what I do in my work as a Pastoral Supervisor which I do...
2022-02-2010 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Four: The Failing Five: Marbz Diaz and How (Not) To Be A Cultural ImperialistMarbz Dias is the National Church Relations Manager for Baptist World Aid. Coming from a Filipino background, Marbz knows personally what it's like to live in a society that is deeply scarred by the impact of a culturally insensitive colonial past.So settle back and listen as Marbz shares with us how he made exactly that same mistake, in his dealings with an Indigenous church leader here in Australia. Marbz shares how he realised that he was bringing his own agenda into a conversation with an Indigenous leader, and failed to respect and understand their culture. Ouch! B...
2022-02-1312 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Three: The Failing Five: Jill McGilvray and Staying HumanHow do you share your heart with people in ministry, and still protect your life? How do you be friendly towards the people you care for, without becoming every single persons best friend? How do you care for your soul and stay human? Jill McGilvray, Chair of the Langham Partnership, shares what she got wrong, and what she learnt along the way.You’ve probably worked out by now that the magic secret when it comes to failure is the ability to reflect on mistakes and learn. And that’s what I do in my work as a Pa...
2022-02-0614 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Two: The Failing Five: Stuart Robinson, Church KillerBishop Stuart Robinson is one of Australia's best church planters and evangelists. So how did Stuart manage to kill a church plant stone dead literally overnight?This episode is one of the most listened to Blunder Bus episode of all times. And with good reason. It's a heart breaking story of listening to bad advice, and the consequences that come with that.You’ve probably worked out by now that the magic secret when it comes to failure is the ability to reflect on mistakes and learn. And that’s what I do in my work...
2022-01-3011 minThe BlunderBusEpisode One: The Failing Five: Keith Condie and the Blessing of FailureIn this season we revisit some of our best blunderers. And this episode from Keith Condie is a perennial favourite. Keith shares with incredible vulnerability about a mistake that he made over a long period of time, one which had a significant impact on the people he loves the most. He also shares how it was that he realised what was going on.You’ve probably worked out by now that the magic secret when it comes to failure is the ability to reflect on mistakes and learn. And that’s what I do in my work as a...
2022-01-2412 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Eight: James Duff on When The Bus Breaks DownJames Duff is Senior Pastor at The Common in Willagee in WA, and Perth Catalyst for City to City. James is very honest and very vulnerable in telling the story of how he experienced a time of breakdown. For six months, he didn't get out of bed. He wrestled with what he believed about God. Indeed he wrestled with whether he believed in God at all.So what turned it all around.? Well, best to listen to James describe what has brought healing to his life and power to his ministry. It's a great episode for anyone...
2021-11-2320 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Seven: Shebu John and The Fear Of ManWhat could possibly be wrong with trying to keep the peace and keep other people happy? Turns out, a lot! This week's guest is Shebu John, Lead Pastor of Canterbury Gardens Community Church in Melbourne's eastern suburbs. Shebu is also Lead Melbourne Catalyst with City to City Australia.Shebu speaks very vulnerably and honestly about his 'Fear Of Man'; the fear of other people's disapproval and disappointment. And he speaks very wisely about the 'heart-work' that is required to apply the good news of Jesus to bring about genuine change.This series is brought to...
2021-11-0815 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Six: Pete Greenwood and the Fear of AbandonmentPete Greenwood is planting Inner West Church in Flemington in Melbourne. His church is using a 'Missional Church Model', a very popular approach to church planting which requires a high investment from all those on the team, but one which can produce some great results.In this episode Pete, (who is also City to City Catalyst for Melbourne West) reflects on a key blunder that he made in planting this church. It has to do with his expectations of his team. Pete calls it 'an overly realised 'visionology'! It's what Dietrich Bonhoeffer described as 'loving the vision...
2021-10-1119 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Five: Julie-Anne Laird, The Woman of Power!What do you do when you realise you are powerful? When you realise you have influence on people's lives? In fact, when you realise that people pretty much can't say no to you!Welcome to the world of this week's Woman of Power, Julie-Anne Laird. JA says she rarely actually feels powerful, but has come to realise that this is not the way that other people experience her.Julie-Anne is Director of Missional Engagement for City to City Australia, and Canon for Church Planting in the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne. JA references the Rise and...
2021-09-2713 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Four: Steve Boxwell - What We Have Here is a Failure To CommunicateHow do you know when you have failed to communicate? When people start shouting at you and leaving your church!Steve Boxwell, Pastor of Renew Anglican Church in Canberra and City Catalyst with City to City Australia, shares how his failure to communicate about the importance and need for church planting led to some really painful results. Steve has learnt that you need to communicate clearly, passionately and often, because 'Vision Leaks'.This series is brought to you by City to City Australia, and the 'Revitalise Australia' project. CTCA estimate that there are approximately 3000 Bible based...
2021-09-1313 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Three: Yvette McDonald and Shadow PoliticsManaging change well is one of the trickiest things a leader does. So if you work for a global corporation which is introducing change across its entire system, you would be wise to carefully think about the politics involved. Especially the 'shadow stakeholders' who lurk in the darkness.Unless, of course, you want to jump on the Blunder Bus! In this episode we welcome Yvette McDonald, Director of Elixan Consulting and Developer of the Christian Leadership Framework. Earlier in her career, Yvette thought that a great idea could be implemented, and everyone would jump on board because i...
2021-08-3015 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Two: Steve Gardner: What A Great Guy!Jerry Seinfeld once said, 'Maybe my Mom was right! I am a great guy!'.Steve Gardner, Rector of St Paul's Anglican Church in Canterbury NSW and Sub-City Catalyst with City to City Australia, talks about being a really nice guy- and the problems it can cause. Steve talks about not confronting issues (and people) swiftly enough. It can make small things get bigger, and can also be confusing for people as well. Steve is learning the virtue of trusting his gut, and stepping in earlier.This series is brought to you by City to...
2021-08-1611 min
Doctor Vaughan's COVID-19 UpdatesDr StockEdward Nirenberg wrote an excellent blog post addressing Dr. Stock’s presentation to an Indiana school board. https://www.deplatformdisease.com/blog/addressing-dr-daniel-stock-claims
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2021-08-1106 min
Download Latest Full Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, Arts & EntertainmentGreat Musicians' Lives: A BBC biography collection by Francine Stock, Joan Bakewell, Matthew Parris, Humphrey CarpenterPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/527258 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Great Musicians' Lives: A BBC biography collection Author: Francine Stock, Joan Bakewell, Matthew Parris, Humphrey Carpenter Narrator: Francine Stock, Hanif Kureishi, Joan Bakewell, Stuart Maconie, Phill Jupitus, Simon Armitage, Matthew Parris, Michael Morpurgo, Humphrey Carpenter Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 15 hours 31 minutes Release date: August 5, 2021 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Arts & Entertainment Publisher's Summary: Distinguished guests nominate a great musician for BBC Radio 4's Great Lives For 20 years, Great Lives has been a linchpin of Radio 4, presented by Joan Bakewell, Humphrey Carpenter, Francine Stock and Matthew Parris...
2021-08-0505 minThe BlunderBusEpisode One: Andrew Katay and the Crisis of IdentityIf you are going to be the leader of national church planting and revitalisation organisation, you'd better have made a few mistakes along the way! That's why Andrew Katay, CEO of City to City Australia and Rector of Christ Church Inner West Anglican Church is on The Blunder Bus this week. Andrew tells us about the time when he was involved in the planting of a new congregation. Which is a great idea, but the blunder was not clarifying the identity of this new church, and not being clear enough about the 'missional reason' for this new vent...
2021-08-0215 min
MYP DecodedEpisode 2: Metacognition and the MYP: what's it all about, and why is it important?Welcome to MYP Decoded! I’m Vaughan Kitson, the MYP Coordinator and Deputy Head at Raha International School in Abu Dhabi.
Contact me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/vaughan-kitson
Or email: vkitson@ris.ae
In Episode 2, which is the first half of a two-parter, I’m joined by Aoife Abushaqra. Aoife is a leading MYP and DP English teacher and our school’s Theory of Knowledge (ToK) Coordinator. Together we’ll be aiming to articulate in plain English what metacognition is, why it is essential, and with any luck it should become apparent...
2021-06-2223 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Eight: Kelly Crawford on Being The ExpertKelly Crawford is the Public Engagement Officer for the Baptist Association of NSW/ACT. Her role is all about community engagement and sensitivity to issues of power and privilege. And her episode of The Blunder Bus is all about...you guessed it! Not being sensitive to issues of power and privilege (amongst other things!). Kelly's story relates to a previous role she had in the USA, and her reflections are about feeling the pressure to be the expert, instead of listening carefully to her stakeholders. You can feel the pain!Don't forget to check out this fantastic...
2021-06-2111 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Seven: Christine Redwood on Making The Same MistakeYou can see the Blunder Bus coming down the road on this one! Christine Redwood is the Pastor of Seaforth Baptist Church in Sydney's northern beaches. But her episode of failure goes back a few years, to when she was a student minister. Christine is passionate about social justice, and is aware of how much needs to change in our world. The lesson is all about knowing how much you can achieve, building a coalition of supporters and being able to prioritise key issues. And Christine 'fesses up that she's made this blunder more than once!Also...
2021-06-1511 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Six: Andrew Palmer and the Festival of FailureAndrew Palmer is on the Leadership Team of the Baptist Association of NSW/ACT. Today on The Blunder Bus he shares about a time when he was involved in organising a Christian festival that became 'a Festival of Failure'. Andrew reflects with painful honesty how he and the team failed to communicate their vision for the festival, which led to an inability to build the kind of coalition they needed to pull it off. And they tried to go too big too quick. Before too long, they had a real test of character on their hands; it...
2021-06-0812 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Five: Melissa Lipsett and Being a Fiercer LeaderMelissa Lipsett is the Chief Operating Officer for Baptist World Aid Australia. In her ministry life she has been aware of forging a path for herself a female Christian leader. She is passionate for the Church to do better at hearing women's voices, and to make space for women at the leadership table.Melissa's blunder? She feels she hasn't been fierce enough! She assumed that once she paved the way, other women would jump in behind her. She believes she hasn't been intentional enough in reaching out and bringing younger women with her. Her resolve is to...
2021-06-0413 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Four: Steve Woods - When God Tells You 'That's Rubbish!'Imagine this: You are about to stand up to preach in your church, after having carefully crafted your sermon all week. As you move towards the pulpit you hear the voice of God saying to you, "You sermon is rubbish!" And He is right!Steve Woods is Church Relationship Manager for SA/NT with Baptist World Aid Australia. Steve's cinematic story is about what he describes as a failure of integrity and character. It's about the difference between doing God's work in one's own strength, and doing it in His strength. It's also about the painful path...
2021-05-2714 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Three: Kathy Sinclair - I'm English. I Don't Actually Yell!Kathy Sinclair is Church Relationship Manager with Baptist World Aid Australia in Western Australia.Her professional background is in Speech Pathology, Teaching and as a Children's Pastor.She's a caring, thoughtful, reflective and effective leader.And her story is all about the time she got really cranky with a Mum with two special needs kids who visited the Sunday School she was running.It's a failure of hospitality, compassion and good leadership practice.The good news is that she's English, and she didn't actually yell!Kathy is super vulnerable. And God is good...
2021-05-1414 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Two: John Hickey on the Journey of the HeartJohn Hickey is the CEO of Baptist World Aid Australia. But today John takes us to the 'rich soil' of his leadership failure, back to when he almost steered his investment company to bankruptcy. Interestingly, he says his failure wasn't to do with financial issues, but to do with motivation. John describes 'the journey of his heart', and how the Holy Spirit taught him to stop accumulating wealth, and start accumulating wisdom.Also check out this fantastic opportunity at Baptist World Aid. Through their Matching Grant appeal, 'One plus One Equals A Better World For All'
2021-04-2913 min
Infinite Diversity: A Star Trek Universe PodcastID: 039: Short Treks: The Trouble with EdwardBrandon, Chrissie, and Justin talk about the Short Trek episode “The Trouble with Edward” and ponder the true nature of the Tribble. Find us on Twitter:The Network: @UFPEarth The Show: @IDICPodcastJustin: @TrekFan4747Brandon: @BrandonMutalaChrissie: @TheGoddessLiviaUnited Federation of Podcasts is brought to you by our listeners. Special thanks to these patrons on Patreon whose generous contributions help to produce this podcast and the many others on our network! Tim CooperBill SmithSimon De LucaChrissie De Clerck-SzilagyiMahendran RadhakrishnanJim McMa...
2021-04-2748 minThe BlunderBusEpisode One: Bec Oates on Failing, Growing and Baby CryingBec Oates is Marketing and Communications Director at Baptist World Aid. When Bec was running a super chic hairdressing salon, one of her staff told her one day that they wanted to resign. Bec describes her response as 'blubbering'!It's a great episode about maturity in leadership, and how to handle the difficult conversations. And also about where God fits into all of this.Thanks to Baptist World Aid Australia for sponsoring this episode. They currently have an incredible opportunity for you. Through their Matching Grant appeal, One plus One equals a Better World for All, y...
2021-04-1512 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Six: Roger Bray on Picking the Right MomentWhen is it right to be accommodating to those who report to you? And when is the right time to put your foot down and expect a little bit more? Roger Bray, Leadership and Ministry Catalyst with City to City Asia Pacific, and Director of Coaching with City to City Australia shares about the times he didn't quite get the balance right- and what took place when that happened.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd...
2021-04-0112 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Five: Justine Toh on How (not) To Talk About RaceJustine Toh is Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Public Christianity. In this cracking episode, she talks about the time she talked to a group of students about the issue of racism, an issue she cares about deeply, and how it all went wrong. It's another great journey into leadership failure on The Blunder Bus!If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcastAnd thanks for...
2021-03-2013 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Four: Michael Jensen on Setting Your Team Up For FailureDo you have to actually do anything to create a healthy team culture? Can you lead a team with charm alone?Turns out the answer is no! Listen to Rev Dr Michael Jensen, rector of St Marks Darling Point, and one of the co-hosts of Australia's second best podcast, as he reflects on exactly how not to lead a team.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate a...
2021-02-2612 minThe BlunderBusAustralia Day Special: Marbz Diaz on How (not) To Be a Cultural ImperialistMarbz Dias is the National Church Relations Manager for Baptist World Aid. Coming from a Filipino background, Marbz knows personally what it's like to live in a society that is deeply scarred by the impact of a culturally insensitive colonial past.So settle back and listen as Marbz shares with us how he made exactly that same mistake, in his dealings with an Indigenous church leader here in Australia. Marbz shares how he realised that he was bringing his own agenda into a conversation with an Indigenous leader, and failed to respect and understand their culture. Ouch! B...
2021-01-2910 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Two: Angus Gray and Losing It In PublicDr Angus Gray leads a team of orthopaedic surgeons who perform incredibly complex operations on children. Some of these can last up to ten hours! Angus shares about a time when he dealt with an underperforming junior doctor in an less than ideal way. Angus is very real and very vulnerable- just what The Blunder Bus is all about.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcast...
2021-01-1414 minThe BlunderBusEpisode One: Sarah Condie, The Perfect Leader?Sarah Condie, Co-Director of the Mental Health and Pastoral Care Institute at Mary Andrews College kicks off Season Two of the Blunder Bus. Sarah talks about what it means to be a 'perfect leader', describes the lesson she wished she learnt twenty years ago, and tells us why she likes failure! It could only happen on the Blunder Bus!If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcast...
2020-12-3113 min
The BlunderBusEpisode One: Keith Condie and the Voice From OutsideJoin Keith Condie as he takes a journey on the BlunderBus! Keith shares honestly and openly about a long on-going leadership mistake that affected his work, his life and his family. He also explains 'The Voice From Outside', which transformed everything.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcastAnd thanks for being on the journey on The Blunder Bus!
2020-12-3110 min
Jack of All GravesEp. 17: Zero percent juiceWe are so, so tired and so, so loopy. Grab a hot beverage, get comfy, and just listen to our tipsy ramblings as we unwind from this hell year.
[0:00] Mark reads from a metal ass poem by Vernon Watkins about Mari Lwyd
[2:15] welcome to the ‘cast. We had our first JoAG watch-along
[6:25] Mia Barnes comes back to talk to us again about A Nightmare on Elm Street this time
[24:00] Do we know it’s Christmas after all? Eh. It’s the end of the year and we’re just bullshitting because we’re tired and a little tipsy. Loopy convos include having n...
2020-12-211h 05The BlunderBusEpisode Ten: Cathra Murray on Being, Doing and SustainabilityCathra Murray, along with her husband Lee, have planted 'Establish' church in Cronulla, in Sydney's southern suburbs. Cathra reflects on the challenges on church planting and how she realised that what she was doing was not sustainable. Enjoy the delicious irony of having no time to connect with the God that you were serving in planting the church!If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcastAnd...
2020-12-1712 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Nine: Ian McGilvray and How Not To Change The FutureIan McGilvray has had a long career as one of Australia's most prominent architects. Now he has turned his creative ability to painting, with an emerging reputation as one of the country's best proponents of lyrical narrative art.In this episode, Ian reflects on his time as one of the directors of a very large architecture firm, and the time he made a very big and very public (think national!) leadership blunder.It's a great episode straight from the 'pain centre' of failure. And yet Ian talks about 'the gift of failure', and what this...
2020-12-0311 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Eight: Ryan Naoum and the Pain of Pleasing People.Ryan Naoum, Team Leader at St John's Community Services, shares a time when he tried really hard to please someone in his organisation, which caused deep hurt and disappointment for them, and threatened to derail the organisation from its focus and mission. It's a fantastic failure, and a lot of fun- well it was for me as the interviewer!
2020-11-2600 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Seven: Belinda Burn, The Ideas Woman!Belinda Burn is currently the Chaplain of the Professional Standards Unit of the Anglican Diocese of Sydney, and a woman with a huge amount experience of ministry. She is a self-confessed 'Ideas Woman'. Today she shares the story of a great ministry project, in which she led the small groups of her church into wonderfully creative missional activities. And it worked incredibly well. For everyone's group, except hers!If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.au...
2020-11-0610 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Six: Grant Heslop on Throwing Your Team Under The BusGrant Heslop, from Padstow Baptist Church, shares how it dawned on him during a leadership conference that he had been 'throwing his team under a bus', as he puts it. It's the moment of realisation that as team leader he had been failing to fully appreciate and value the contributions of his team. Grant learnt the value of being vulnerable and honest in leading a team.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you...
2020-10-2711 min
The Story of Rock and Roll Radio ShowThe Story of Rock and Roll: S3E8Season 3 Episode 8 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show aired at 7 pm on 8 October 2020. It was a particularly special episode due to the sad death of Edward Van Halen on 6 October 2020. Eddie was very special to me and to pretty much all my friends and acquaintances. The show was dedicated to him but it wasn’t as much to showcase his work as to point out why Eddie was so special. So, in the spirit of that, we kicked off with the traditional Dr Who intro and went straight into Eruption. As I said the idea was...
2020-10-093h 01The BlunderBusEpisode Five: Silvia Fragiacomo and Failure AnxietyWhy does failure make us feel so anxious? Often it's because we can remember experiences in the past which scarred us, and even now as adults, continue to have an impact. Today the Blunder Bus travels to Sydney's inner west, where Dr Silvia Fragiacomo shares an experience from primary school that left a mark for decades to come.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcastAnd...
2020-10-0909 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Four: Alan Stewart and Listening to the SuspicionAlan Stewart is one of the finest and most experienced leaders in the Australian Church. And even he has made some mistakes. Al shares about the critical importance of shared vision- of 'getting on the same page', as he puts it.Even more interesting are Al's observations about how he got this wrong in a ministry that he started. He talks about 'not listening to his suspicions'; he knew something wasn't quite right, and for some fascinating reasons, he didn't follow through.You can read the blog for this episode hereYou can follow the conversation...
2020-09-2412 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Three: Stuart Robinson - Church Killer!The Blunder Bus welcomes one of the great leaders of the Australian Church, Bishop Stuart Robinson, who shares (with incredible vulnerability) how he managed to kill a church he was planting stone dead! It's a heart breaking story about being unhelpfully influenced by the judgements and opinions of others. This one is a 'must-listen'.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcastAnd thanks for being on...
2020-09-1010 minThe BlunderBusEpisode Two: Jill McGilvray and Staying Human in MinistryHow do you share your heart with people in ministry, and still protect your life? How do you be friendly towards the people you care for, without becoming every single persons best friend? How do you care for your soul and stay human? Jill McGilvray, Chair of the Langham Partnership, shares what she got wrong, and what she learnt along the way.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review...
2020-08-2813 min
My Entertainment WorldCorona Cold Reads: Richard IIIThese are crazy times and we’ve all taken on a bunch of new projects as we socially isolate in order to help stop the spread of Covid-19.
We’re donating where we can, we’re cleaning the pantry, we’re organizing the 2300+ title dvd library. We finished work on the Nominee Interview Series even though the live event for our yearly Critics’ Pick Awards had to be cancelled (we’ve still got trophies to give out, eventually). We started the Corona Movie Club to help curb our boredom and constant need to talk about movies with other h...
2020-08-233h 50The BlunderBusEpisode One: Keith Condie and The Blessing of FailureKeith Condie, Co-Director of the Mental Health and Pastoral Care Institute at Mary Andrews College, shares about a time (actually a lifestyle!) of failure, that turned out to be a great blessing, to him and others around him.If you would like to talk to Ed about Pastoral Supervision, visit the website hereOr you can email Ed at edward@generationleadership.com.auI'd love if you would rate and review this podcastAnd thanks for being on the journey on The Blunder Bus!
2020-08-1710 min
The Brass JunkiesTBJ134: Rex Martin on online lessons, Arnold Jacobs and tuba mute hatredTBJ134: Rex Martin on online lessons, Arnold Jacobs and tuba mute hatred. Master pedagogue (and Andrew's former teacher) and tuba soloist Rex Martin shares stories and insights with Andrew & Lance from his new home in Bern, Switzerland. From his Wikipedia Page: Rex Martin is one of the world's virtuoso tuba players, appearing on over 70 symphony orchestra recordings. He primarily studied under Edward Livingston and Arnold Jacobs, though he also took lessons with Edward Kleinhammer. Martin is Professor of Tuba at the Bern University of the Arts in Bern, Switzerland, and Professor of Music Emeritus at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois...
2020-03-311h 17
The Daily GardenerAugust 26, 2019 Four No-Fail Fall Perennials, Stephen McCormick, Edward Beard Budding, the State Flower of Alabama, Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan, Victor Nekrasov, Rachel Carson by Linda Lear, Peony Sarah Bernhardt, and Helen SharsmithIf your garden looks a little sad right now, it could probably benefit from the addition of some no-fail fantastic fall perennials. Here are some of my favorites: If you have a sunny, wet area, Joe-Pye weed is a perfect choice. The blooms are super tall and a favorite with pollinators. The latin name is Eutrochium purpureum. Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ (Hylotelephium telephium) is fantastic this time of year. It's super easy to propagate as well - in the spring when it starts to grow, I'll give it a hair cut and then simply place the clippings together in well-drained area in the gar...
2019-08-2613 min
The Independent artist spotlightEpisode 202 of the independent artist show, old and new music alikeOn broadcast 202, the late edition, we are going to play a wide variety of stuff new material and old. Enjoy!
Set 1:
Various Artists Brainvoyager & Sleepingenius - Nucleus Accumbens 09:51
dammerson vaughan Aeroluft 07:38
David Modica Alone But Not Alone 04:10
Eyot Horizon 10:06
Set 2:
The Alleycats Dancing On My Own 03:41
The Quebe Sisters Band One More Time 04:00
Curl Purest Song 03:54
Robin Carnes 61 Point Body Scan Meditation 19:10
Beegie Adair It Had to Be You 03:30
Dana Cunningham, Max Dyer & Jeff Oster Firebird 05:31
Edward Simon Ericka 06:35
Set 3:
Brett Vogel Crazy About a Girl 04:02
Edward Simon & Guillermo Rozenthuler Simple 02:07
Gaelynn Lea Someday We'll Linger in the Sun 04:30
Ken...
2019-05-063h 06
Beach Talk RadioEp #55 - TASTE OF THE BEACHWe had a special Beach Talk Radio episode on Sunday, May 5th at The Taste of Fort Myers Beach event held on Old Estero Boulevard. With Kim out of town, local residents Ellen Vaughan and Gayle Crabtree-Pergoli were Ed's special guest hosts. The team interviewed Chamber of Commerce President Jacki Liszak, Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Chairman John Gavin, Taste of The Beach Committee Chair Megan Zelenak, Debbie Voorhees from The Friends of Lovers Key and Fort Myers Beach President Art Association President Tom Flaherty.
2019-05-0559 min
The Independent artist spotlightThe Independent artist show broadcast 180On this episode of the independent artist show, I've got a full playlist this time, as well as a talk on braille production I hope you guys will enjoy. Please find below the playlist and other notes of interest.
Welcome to podcast 180. On it, comments from Wade, a wide variety of music, and I'll catch you all up on whats been going on with me.
Set 1:
CrimsonFaced Wrong 04:39
dammerson vaughan Ventura 03:22
Daniel Shoskes My Love Hath Vowed (Thomas Campion) 03:46
Sambodhi Prem And Yet and Yet 05:35
Scott Hallgren Spirits Of The Dead 06:30
Shane Jackman Pirates Of The Santa Fe 06:11
Shiva in...
2018-10-143h 12
danielbcn3TTEl tesoro de la Isla Oak.Hay muchas historias del siglo XIX, todas contradictorias y sin imparcialidad. Además, pruebas físicas de las primeras excavaciones se han perdido. En resumen, la historia es esta:
En 1795, Daniel McGinnis, un adolescente de 16 años, descubrió una hondonada circular en el extremo sur de la isla junto a un árbol que tenía marcas de un polipasto (tecle manual) en una de sus ramas. McGinnis y sus amigos, John Smith (en otros relatos, Samuel Ball) y Anthony Vaughan, excavaron en la hondonada y encontraron una capa de lajas a 30 cm de profundidad. En las paredes del pozo había clara...
2017-09-1853 min
The Bookrageous PodcastBookrageous Episode 77; What We See When We ReadBookrageous Episode 77; What We See When We ReadIntro Music; Picture Book by The KinksWhat We’re ReadingJenn[1:15] Pluto Vol. 1, Naoki Urasawa, Osamu Tezuka (Astro Boy)[2:20] What Are People For?: Essays, Wendell Berry [3:30] The Monkey Wrench Gang, Edward AbbeyRebecca[4:15] Brown Girl Dreaming, Jacqueline Woodson[6:20] The King, Tiffany Reisz[9:30] Just the Tips, Matt Fraction, Chip Zdarsky Preeti[10:55] Never Judge a Lady by Her Cover, Sarah MacLean[13:40] The Queen of the Tearling, Erika Joh...
2015-01-0300 min
Music From 100 Years AgoBritish ComposersMusic By Edward Elgar, Ralph Vaughan Williams, George Butterworth, John Ireland, Arthur Sullivan, Fredrick Delius and William Walton. Works include: Nimrod, Spitfire, Sea Fever, The Wasps Overture and The Wand Of Youth.
2012-03-2459 min
The Joy Trip ProjectThe Ledge – An interview with author Jim DavidsonAn interview with climber, writer and public speaker Jim Davidson
As an adventure journalist I have the opportunity to meet some amazing people. And it was through the magic of social media that I became friends with climber, writer and public speaker Jim Davidson. We first got acquainted on Facebook. But last year we met in person at a café in the Canadian Rockies, a town called Banff. There he told his incredible story of friendship, adventure and survival that’s the subject of his new book, “The Ledge”. On a routine decent of Mt. Rainier Jim and his climbing partner...
2011-09-3000 min
The Joy Trip ProjectThe Ledge – An interview with author Jim DavidsonAn interview with climber, writer and public speaker Jim Davidson
As an adventure journalist I have the opportunity to meet some amazing people. And it was through the magic of social media that I became friends with climber, writer and public speaker Jim Davidson. We first got acquainted on Facebook. But last year we met in person at a café in the Canadian Rockies, a town called Banff. There he told his incredible story of friendship, adventure and survival that’s the subject of his new book, “The Ledge”. On a routine decent of Mt. Rainier Jim and his climbing partner...
2011-09-3000 min
Tracing Your RootsCaribbean RootsOctober is Black History Month and this week Tracing Your Roots hears from listeners with family ties to the Caribbean. We follow Monica Brown, whose family come from Jamaica, as she makes an emotional trip to Zanzibar, visiting the underground chamber where slaves - including, she believes, her ancestors - were kept in horrific conditions before being sold. She wants to know more about her east African heritage.Rosemarie Barnes also has slavery on her family tree, or so she thinks. Her great great great grandfather (who lived in Essex in the mid-nineteenth century) shares the name...
2010-10-0528 min
The Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum60. An English Musical RenaissanceVaughan Williams: Songs of Travel (selections) Elgar: Violin Sonata in E minor, Op. 82British composers Ralph Vaughan Williams and Edward Elgar were the first since Henry Purcell (1659-1695) to have a major impact on British classical music. They, in turn, paved the way for later British composers, leading to a 20th century musical renaissance in England. Vaughan Williams attended some of the best institutions in England, and received instruction from very prominent composers, yet he became best known for his appreciation and use of British folk songs. These three pieces--“The Vagabond,” “The Fireside,” and “Whither Must I Wan...
2008-12-1500 min