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Trade Treasury PaymentsTransparency in trade finance and the fight against TBMLThis episode of our podcast series with the Asian Development Bank’s Trade and Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP) explores what transparency looks like in trade finance operations and why it is central to tackling trade-based money laundering (TBML).We examine the key challenges banks face, from complex documentation and correspondent banking networks to data silos and inconsistent due diligence standards, as well as how collaboration and information sharing are becoming critical tools in identifying and mitigating TBML risk.To unpack how this works in practice, Joy Macknight, Transaction Banking Editor at Trade Treasury Payments, sp...
2026-01-1325 min
The MyndStories PodcastThe reading list every anxious mind should haveTell us what you feel. Message us. In this very first episode of the new and revamped "The MyndReaders Podcast", hosts Swati and Anima Nair explore not only how anxiety feels, but how books can become powerful companions through its many layers. Their discussion begins with honest reflections on their own experiences on how anxiety creeps in, how racing thoughts take over, and how the pressure to function perfectly often leaves people feeling overwhelmed and alone. They share small, grounding practices which help them return to calm as well as the big role that books p...
2025-11-2832 min
Trainers Talking TruthsEp.201: Research & Real Talk Episode 16 with GUEST John Bauer (he’s baaaack!!)John is making a guest appearance with Jenny to continue the tradition of Research and Real talk! Join this dynamic duo as they explore a litany of topics including prebiotics, Carbs and cancer risk, genetic factors for obesity, coaching burnout, client retention, trainers and social media, and traits of a bad coach!References: 1.Yutaka Nakazawa, Masumi Kageyama, Tomohiko Matsuzawa, Ziqin Liang, Kaito Kobayashi, Hisaka Shimizu, Kazuki Maeda, Miho Masuhiro, Sei Motouchi, Saika Kumano, Nobukiyo Tanaka, Kouji Kuramochi, Hiroyuki Nakai, Hayao Taguchi, Masahiro Nakajima. Structure and function of a β-1,2-galactosidase from Bacteroides xylanisolvens, an intestinal ba...
2025-06-0451 min
The Way We Haunt NowEpisode Twenty-Seven – The LegacyEpisode Twenty-Seven - The Legacy
Eulalie’s ominous new doodling habit gets the better of her, and chaos ensues.
Transcript here!
The Way We Haunt Now is supported in part by an award from the Vermont Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. This episode of The Way We Haunt Now was written by Courtney Floyd and Georgia Mckenzie, with sound design by Brad Colbroock and voice acting by:
Ali Hylton, Jeff Goldman, Kirsty Woolven, and Natalie Hunter as the Apartment
Ariane Marchese as TV Voices
Becca Marcus as Lota
Brad Colbroock as...
2024-07-2023 min
TRASHFUTURE*PREVIEW* Ten Years to Save My Summer Vacation: TF Live feat. Nish KumarWe recorded a live show at Between the Bridges in London on May 29 with friend of the show Nish Kumar, who has been doomed to listen to us read terrible political books to him until the end of time. And in this instance we’re reading TEN YEARS TO SAVE THE WEST by former Prime Minister and bathrobe despoiler Liz Truss. You are not prepared for how deeply stupid this book is.
Get the full episode on Patreon here! https://www.patreon.com/posts/107699026/
*NEW MERCH AVAILABLE!* We’ve re-issued our ‘What If Your Robot Was Ju...
2024-07-1210 min
Unlock Top Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveHell's Bells: Intriguing and suspenseful, an intoxicating mystery... by Jill JohnsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/741813 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Hell's Bells: Intriguing and suspenseful, an intoxicating mystery... Series: #2 of A Professor Eustacia Rose Mystery Author: Jill Johnson Narrator: Rachel Capell Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 55 minutes Release date: July 11, 2024 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: From the bestselling author of Devil's Breath, Jill Johnson is back with another gripping Professor Eustacia Rose Mystery... Betrayal is a bitter poison . . . After a nerve-racking investigation, Professor Eustacia Rose's life is returning to normal. She is finally back teaching at UCL and her relationship with Matilde is blossoming. But when a man i...
2024-07-1105 minThe Way We Haunt NowEpisode Twenty-Five – The DrawingEpisode Twenty-Five - The Drawing
While Frankie debates whether she wants to keep searching for her family, trouble brews for our ghost hunters who are still doing their best to deal with Portland’s poltergeist problem. This episode references Block 14 in Portland’s Lone Fir Cemetery which has an important, long-ignored history: we encourage you to learn more about it here
Transcript here!
The Way We Haunt Now is supported in part by an award from the Vermont Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. This episode of The Way We Haun...
2024-06-2220 min
The Low Energy Leads Show: For Creative Entrepreneurs Scaling UpWhere creatives find clients (Best of Low Energy Leads)How are creatives ACTUALLY booking clients? This episode is a highlights show framing up the BEST of what we've learned and discussed this past year.
Three sections to this show:
1) Your relationships: meeting people, staying in touch and referrals
2) Your client experience: onboarding, offboarding and setting expectations
3) Your hang out spots: where people get to know you and warm up to buying from you
You'll love this episode if:
You want to know as much as possible about finding clients now! Yesterday!
You're in need of fresh inspiration...
2024-04-1733 min
Factoría PopFactoría Pop #136En Factoría Pop hacemos un repaso semanal a la actualidad de la música independiente nacional e internacional y recordamos algunos clásicos.
En este Podcast disfrutaremos del sonido de:
* Pony Bravo – “Chichén Itzá”* 107 Faunos + J - “Aeronostalgia”* Dana Gavanski – “Ears Were Growing”* The Sunders - “Asphalt Island”* Kumar Kislo – “Tu minuto de gloria”* The Beatles - “Eleanor Rigby”* Eels – “Novocaine for the soul”* Lip Critic - “In The Wawa (Convinced I Am God)”* Ibibio Sound Machine – “Mama Say”* LA Priest - “City Warm Heart”
Síguenos y comparte tus comentarios en Instagram @factoriapop
Contacto: info@factoriapop.com
2024-04-1042 min
Short CutsCreature FeaturesFrom a creature that leaps in the darkness of your basement to a fish that drains the life force of its partner - Josie Long presents creature features and creepy crawly short documentaries for Halloween.In Spirit
Featuring James Maclaine, Senior Curator of Fish, at the Natural History Museum, London
Produced and sound designed by Meera KumarThe Seventh Sense
Thanks to Emma Rathbone, Gaye Williams, Ben Pagac, Mary Jane Epps, and everybody who shared a camel cricket story
Music by Cue Shop, Big Lazy, and Blue Dot Sessions
Produced by Jesse Dukes...
2023-10-3129 min
Crushed by Margaret Cabourn-SmithEleanor Morton - Live at Machynlleth Comedy FestivalEleanor Morton talks cartoon crushes, actors who weren't problematic in the 80s but sure are now, and the Yeo Valley Yoghurt Boys with fellow crush addict Margaret Cabourn-Smith.We had an absolute blast in The Swallow Theatre at Machynlleth Comedy Festival. We gained a beautiful embroidered logo from the lovely @purplestrawbs1 (follow her on Twitter for some gorgeous embroidered love of Taskmaster and Three Bean Salad); found a jar of pickle that went out of date three years ago; and gave a dog some merch. rIn fact we li...
2023-05-1259 min
Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4The News Quiz - 17th FebruaryAndy Zaltzman is joined by Zoe Lyons, Angela Barnes, Hugo Rifkind and Nish Kumar. On the agenda this week is Nicola Sturgeon's surprise resignation, Jeremy Corbyn being barred as a Labour candidate and the case of 200,000 stolen Cadbury Creme Eggs.Hosted and written by Andy Zaltzman with additional material from Alice Fraser, Catherine Brinkworth, Eleanor Morton, Peter Tellouche and Cameron Loxdale.Producer: Georgia Keating
Executive Producer: Pete Strauss
Production Co-ordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries
Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxA BBC Studios Production
2023-03-1728 min
fiction/non/fictionS6 Ep. 23: Letters to a Writer of Color: Deepa Anappara and Taymour Soomro on Finding Community With Each OtherFiction writers Deepa Anappara and Taymour Soomro join co-hosts V.V. Ganeshananthan and Whitney Terrell to discuss the newly published essay collection Letters to a Writer of Color, which they co-edited. The book features 17 pieces by authors of color from all over the world reflecting on aspects of craft and the writing life. Anappara and Soomro talk about how experiences in their MFA program led them to collaborate on the book. Contributors include Kiese Laymon on the second person, Ingrid Rojas Contreras on trauma, Myriam Gurba on art and activism, Sharlene Teo on reception and resilience, Amitava Kumar on...
2023-03-0939 min
fiction/non/fictionLetters to a Writer of Color: Deepa Anappara and Taymour Soomro on Finding Community With Each OtherFiction writers Deepa Anappara and Taymour Soomro join co-hosts V.V. Ganeshananthan and Whitney Terrell to discuss the newly published essay collection Letters to a Writer of Color, which they co-edited. The book features 17 pieces by authors of color from all over the world reflecting on aspects of craft and the writing life. Anappara and Soomro talk about how experiences in their MFA program led them to collaborate on the book. Contributors include Kiese Laymon on the second person, Ingrid Rojas Contreras on trauma, Myriam Gurba on art and activism, Sharlene Teo on reception and resilience, Amitava Kumar on...
2023-03-0945 minTRASHFUTURE*PREVIEW* Womenne Doth Be ſhoppinge feat. Dr Eleanor JanegaFriend of the show Dr Eleanor Janega (@GoingMedieval) joins the gang to discuss her new book, The Once and Future Sex, about misogyny through the ages, and how while the justifications change, the outcome is always the same. It is a depressingly relevant conversation to the ongoing campaign of stochastic terrorism carried out against transgender people and immigrants by the great and the good of the country.
Get the whole episode on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/womenne-doth-be-78731494
*LONDON LIVE SHOW ALERT* See Trashfuture live in London on February 20 featuring special guest Nish...
2023-02-1710 min
Everything From Nothing: The Waterloo Road PodcastS7E9: The World is Burning Around UsA community garden project provides plenty of opportunities for vintage Waterloo Road carnage as children run into traffic and Eleanor keeps going on about flatscreen TVs for some reason. Tom Beasley and Luke Stevenson, as always, are your hosts for another hour of peak BBC school drama.
Watch SERIES 7, EPISODE 9 of Waterloo Road here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0124pg2/waterloo-road-series-7-episode-9/
Prepare for SERIES 7, EPISODE 10 here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b012fc7l/waterloo-road-series-7-episode-10/
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2022-08-2648 min
This Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Iphgenia BaalToday we're talking to writer Iphgenia Baal, whose new book - Man Hating Psycho - is out now
We chat about terrible first jobs - and the unnecessary categorization of almost everything in life...
(You might notice there's one or two bits of our conversation where there is some background noise - people have been trickling back into our studios but hopefully it won't affect your enjoyment of this episode)
2021-05-2824 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Andrea CarterToday we're talking to Andrea Carter, from the international visual arts producer "D6 Culture in Transit"
D6 has just launched the plans for the new Sanctuary in Culture programme, and have spend lockdown refurbishing and building brand new studio spaces
We talk about the effects the pandemic has had on the arts - and how it might begin to recover.
2021-04-3030 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Melissa TutesigensiToday I'm talking with journalist and writer Melissa Tutesigensi - whose work was featured as part of last year's Durham Book Festival
We also reminisce about university life, and wonder what living and working in London will be like - post-pandemic
2021-04-2634 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Ashton OwenToday I'm chatting with actor, playwright and puppeteer Ashton Owen
He turned his childhood experiences into a one-man play - Outskirts, which was screened online during the most recent lockdown.
We talk about opening up about racist experiences within mixed race families, and how representation is changing..
2021-04-1935 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Elizabeth ChakrabartyToday I'm chatting to Elizabeth Chakrabarty, who is about to release her debut novel - Lessons In Love and Other Crimes
We discuss the struggles of cracking the publishing industry as a person of colour and how to talk about love, from a place of hate, and vice versa.
2021-04-1236 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Tariq ShahToday we're chatting to Brooklyn based writer Tariq Shah, who is about to release his debut novel, Whiteout Conditions.
We talk about dealing with toxic masculinity, the state of Post-Trump America, and the age old debate between Chicago and New York - who has better pizza?
2021-03-1531 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: J A MensahToday I'm talking with J.A. Mensah, a writer and novelist who's debut novel "Castles From Cobwebs" is out now
We discuss intersectionality, how to create your own country and the wild beauty of the North East of England
2021-03-0832 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Degna StoneToday I'm chatting to the poet Degna Stone, who's latest collection "Handling Stolen Goods" is out now
We discuss the connections between poetry and theatre, whether there is anything to write about in poetry aside from love and how the Coronavirus pandemic has changed creativity.
2021-03-0132 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Neema ShahToday I'm chatting to novelist Neema Shah, who's debut - Kololo Hill - was written while Neema juggled a full time job
We talk about some of the many significant parts of British history left out of school curriculums, and the joy of combining food from different cultures.
2021-02-2233 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Hannabiell SandersToday I'm speaking to Hannabiell Sanders - one half of the Afro-Latin percussion and Brass duo Ladies of Midnight Blue
We talk about the importance of a diverse musical language, and the freedom which can come from performing
Hannabiell is also the founder of Harambee Passadia - a cultural organisation and festival in the North East
2020-10-2600 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Catherine JohnsonToday I'm talking to the the multi-talented author Catherine Johnson
She's written everything - from books for children and historical fiction, to working on a screenplay for a new series, focusing on the lives of Black Tudors in 17th century London.
We talk, in particular, about how Black History Month is still vitally important when it comes to diversifying education.
2020-10-1900 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Patrice LawrenceToday I'm talking to Young Adult and Children's author Patrice Lawrence - who's written books like Orangeboy, and her newest release, 8 Pieces of Silva.
We discuss feeling seen as people of colour within literature, and the importance of libraries...
2020-10-1200 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Sara CollinsToday I'm talking to award winning novelist Sara Collins - whose debut - 'The Confessions of Frannie Langton' is a glorious gothic romance - set to get the TV treatment.
We discuss the need for black and non-white heroines in literature, and the struggles of creating that first novel.
2020-10-0500 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Wayne C McDonaldToday we're chatting from Actor, DJ and musician Wayne C McDonald - who is set to become the first black actor to take on the role of Macbeth in the North East
We talk about his concerns about the role - and the future of theatre, and how a love of music kick started everything.
2020-09-2822 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Elaine CastilloToday I'm crossing the Atlantic - to speak to novelist Elaine Castillo in California.
We talk about her debut book - America is Not The heart - and everything from food and family to politics and Anime.
2020-09-1131 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Sunayana BhargavaToday we're talking to the poet and writer Sunayna B-gharva - who - just days before we spoke, officially finished her PHD in astrophysics
We talk about leading a double life between poetry and science, and fighting to be heard in both industries.
2020-09-0738 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Krishna MuthuranguToday we're chatting to Krishna Muthurangu - a filmmaker and director from the North East of England
He tells us about growing up - in his words! - in the middle of nowhere, and how he came to film-making from a love of skateboarding and heavy metal....
We talk about all things film - and the potential future of the industry post-Covid 19
2020-08-3132 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Olivia HannahToday we're chatting to playwright Olivia Hannah - who's first full length play; Braids was due to take to the stage earlier this year, before lockdown began, after she was named one of Live Theatre's Associate Artists for 2018/19.
We talk about the state of the Theatre world due to the pandemic - and what her hopes are for the future of the industry.
2020-08-2425 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Riaz PhillipsToday we're talking food - as we sit down with food writer and activist Riaz Phillips - who's coordinated a collective recipe book called Community Comfort - raising money for Black and Asian people affected by the Coronavirus Pandemic
Riaz tells me how he gathered together over a hundred cooks - all with migrant heritage - to put together the collection - and what his go to comfort meal is...
Community Comfort is a e-book collection of over a hundred recipes from chefs with migrant heritage - raising money for the families of...
2020-08-1723 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: Rachel LongWe welcome poet and writer Rachel Long - founder of Octavia, Poetry Collective for Womxn of Colour, who's about to release her first collection of poems "My Darling From The Lions" on August 6th.
Due to lockdown we wrangled with technology to speak over Zoom - where I was very jealous of Rachel's ability not to kill plants - and the sunshine streaming in through her window!
2020-08-0327 minThis Is My VoiceThis Is My Voice: TrailerWelcome to This Is My Voice - a series of conversations with Black and Asian people in the arts - highlighting issues like representation and diversity
2020-07-2902 min
Dialogues with NatureEleanor Cheetham on independent publishing and seasonal living:: Dialogues with Nature Network has launched and is currently open for new members to join until 16 July. Find out more here.:: If you feel the flowers and trees are calling, the grasses are whispering your names, come and join us in the Meadow, our Foundation Course here.__________‘The everyday can be extraordinary. These small and seemingly normal things going on outside are extraordinary. That connection what can bring us so much joy for so little.’Today I’m talking to Eleanor Cheetham whose work is rooted in nature and the seasons...
2019-12-1958 min
Last DayAddiction 13: How to Survive the HolidaysWe asked. You answered. This week, we hear from Last Day listeners about why the holidays are so hard, different, stressful, all of the adjectives. Stephanie chats with Dr. Neha Kumar, a clinical psychologist, about tips to get through the season and ways we can honor our loved ones who are no longer with us. Drug and alcohol counselor Wilma Hawkinson discusses being newly sober during the holidays and the importance of making new memories; Miss Ian Callaghan, Executive Director of San Francisco Drug Users Union, provides useful advice for those who have someone with active addiction in their...
2019-12-1844 min
Work Pod | Work 2.0 & Future Of Work UpgradesBuilding the fabric of optimistic workplace by Shawn Murphy (@TheShawnMurphy) #JobsOfFuture #PodcastIn this podcast Shawn Murphy discussed some of the ways organizations could create optimistic workplace. He shared his thoughts on future organizations and how they could still keep a robust culture amidst transformational times. He shared some tactical steps leaders of today could adopt to make their organizations leading us into tomorrow. This is a good podcast for anyone seeking how they could create a thriving organizations of optimistic workplace.
Timeline:
2:25 Shawn's journey.
4:33 Shawn's current role.
6:26 On WorkIQ.
9:36 Changing organizations.
13:53 Preparation for leaders for a changing paradigm.
19:48 Retaining the culture of an organization in the new age of work.
23:50 Merging...
2018-12-061h 06
Saturday LiveBenedict AllenThe adventurer and explorer Benedict Allen joins Konnie Huq and the Rev. Richard Coles. He explains why he returned to Papua New Guinea to visit a community he'd befriended 30 years earlier, why he doesn't take modern technology with him, but does travel with postcards of The Queen.
As Manchester United prepare to meet Chelsea in the Cup Final later today, JP Devlin is in conversation with its former number seven - Eric Cantona.
Rugby coach Ben Ryan describes how he took the Fijian Sevens to Olympic Gold in Rio 2016 and was made a Chief by a grateful nation.
And...
2018-05-191h 25
Women's Media Center Live with Robin MorganWMC Live #187: Gloria Steinem, Maria Teresa Kumar, Eleanor Smeal, Salamishah Tillet. (November 13, 2016)Robin on dread, resilience, where we are now, and where we're going. Guests: Special Election 2016 Analysis Roundtable, with Gloria Steinem, Maria Teresa Kumar, Eleanor Smeal, Salamishah Tillet—on what happened, and strategies for what's next. Maria Teresa Kumar: VotoLatino.org » On Twitter (@MariaTeresa1) » Eleanor Smeal: Feminist.org » Gloria Steinem: GloriaSteinem.com » Salamishah Tillet: ALongWalkHome.org » On Twitter (@Salamishah) »
2016-11-1356 min