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Popnördspodden’s Podcastep 142 - UK 60s - Lancashire del 1.Prestons lilla kråka fick verkligen ut och åka.
När Ulf Henningsson och Åke Eriksson styr kosan mot ännu ett engelskt grevskap är det dags för Lancashire, som hade 5 miljoner invånare på 60-talet. Numera bor det "bara" 1,5 miljoner där sedan Liverpool och Manchester fått egna grevskap.
I första delen besöks mindre omsusade orter som Accrington, Burnley, Preston, Barrow-In-Furness, Oldham, Coppull, Stockport och Greenodd. Där träffar vi okända storheter som Trendsetters, Little Frankie, Puppets, Shakeouts, Kris Ryan & The Questions, Warriors, Barry Mason, Chapter Five, Glass Menagerie, Grisby Dyke, Imp...
2025-12-111h 10Popnördspodden’s Podcastep 142 - UK 60s - Lancashire del 1.Prestons lilla kråka fick verkligen ut och åka.
När Ulf Henningsson och Åke Eriksson styr kosan mot ännu ett engelskt grevskap är det dags för Lancashire, som hade 5 miljoner invånare på 60-talet. Numera bor det "bara" 1,5 miljoner där sedan Liverpool och Manchester fått egna grevskap.
I första delen besöks mindre omsusade orter som Accrington, Burnley, Preston, Barrow-In-Furness, Oldham, Coppull, Stockport och Greenodd. Där träffar vi okända storheter som Trendsetters, Little Frankie, Puppets, Shakeouts, Kris Ryan & The Questions, Warriors, Barry Mason, Chapter Five, Glass Menagerie, Grisby Dyke, Imp...
2025-12-111h 10
Football's coming homeThis is England, Part IVRapport från poddens fjärde resa till England och berättelser i samband med fyra fina upplever i Preston North End - Blackburn, Burnley - Chelsea, Oldham - Newport och Sheffield Wednesday - Sheffield Utd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-11-251h 15
Ellie Cole's Couch: Amplify your inclusionDisability acceptance and understanding with FranEllie speaks with Fran, an employment consultant delivering Disability Employment Services at APM.In this episode, Fran shares how growing up with her brother Peter, who was born profoundly deaf, as well as her own experience with disability, has shaped her passion for disability acceptance and understanding.Watch the full video on the APM website.Chapters(00:00) - Growing up in small town Australia
(03:34) - Fran’s brother Peter
(08:13) - Language around disability
(09:50) - Joining APM
(11:34) - Support at work
(14:21) - Anxiety disclosing disability
This podcast was recorded and produced on Whadjuk No...
2025-06-2318 min
Farmerama84: Beltane celebrations, Black farmers market and mentoringIn this months episode we head to Scotland to hear about a Beltane celebration for young people in rural areas. We speak to the organiser of the London-based Black Farmers Market, and we check in with another farmer benefiting from the Pasture for Life mentoring program.
This episode of Farmerama was made by Abby Rose Jo Barratt Katie Revell and Dora Taylor. A big thanks to the rest of the Farmerama team Olivia Oldham, Fran Bailey, Annie Landless and Eliza Jenkins . Our theme music is by Owen Barratt.
2023-07-3034 minFarmerama82: Sail powered supply networks, Hydrology and a regenerative finance modelThis month we start by hearing about the possibilities of supply networks fuelled by sailing ships. We are encouraged to think again about water in the landscapes we are part of, and we hear how one woman in Mexico is working on connecting people in the financial world and those who work with the land with the aim of re-orienting our economy so it serves life.
We're very grateful to those of you that support us and allow us to bring you these stories every month. Even the smallest contribution makes a big difference to us. So if you'd like...
2023-05-2826 minFarmerama81: The Seaweed Commons, Soy-free Pigs and Regenerative ViticultureThis month Severine von Tscharner Fleming tells us all about the work she's been doing as part of the Seaweed Commons, an international learning and advocacy network for conservation minded seaweed farmers, wild harvesters, marine biologists and researchers.
We also have the third and final installment of our series on animal feed made in collaboration with Wicked Leeks. This episode, Wicked Leeks editor Nina Pullman speaks with Amy Chapple - daughter of Mark Chapple who you’ll remember from last week’s episode - about her soy-free pigs. Wicked Leeks are exploring this topic in a documentary entitled ‘What’s the Prob...
2023-04-3033 min
Farmerama80: Meditating on Nature, Devolved Farming Policy and Soya-free ChickensThis month, we continue to share some of the conversations we had at the Oxford Real Farming Conference at the beginning of the year. First, we meet Satish Kumar, founder of Schumacher College and editor of Resurgence and Ecologist Magazine. Satish shared his meditation practice with the conference, and talked to us about his connection to food and nature. Next, we hear from Pete Ritchie and Anna Chworow from Nourish Scotland, to talk about the work they have done supporting the Scottish Agricultural bill.
We also have the second interview in a series we’ve made with Wicked Leeks, about an...
2023-03-2632 min
The Training Today PodcastAthlete Profile: Will OldhamIn this episode, Fran, Ade and Ian ask Will about his triathlon career, his goals for this year, and what advice he would give to people just starting out.
2023-03-2426 min
FarmeramaShorts: Agroecology – Enabling the TransitionIn this special episode, we hear about the project “Agroecology: Enabling the Transition”, which brings together farmers, crofters and growers across Scotland to exchange knowledge and experience. Through farm visits, conversations and shared meals, the project aims to create supportive spaces where participants feel comfortable to ask questions, voice opinions, and learn new things. Funded by the Knowledge Transfer Innovation Fund, the goal is to help embed and support the transition to agroecological practices in Scotland.
Katie Revell met with three members of the South-West Scotland group – farmers John Veitch and Heather Close, and facilitator Abi Mordin – to hear about their ex...
2023-03-1923 minFarmerama78: Community gardens in Tāmaki Makaurau and organic no-till vineyardsIn this episode we have 2 interviews for you. First, Olivia visited a community garden in her homeland, and then Abby chatted with a winemaker in California who walks us through the organic no-till vineyard system he has co-created with his team.
This episode of Farmerama was made by Olivia Oldham, Jo Barratt and Abby Rose. A big thanks to the rest of the Farmerama team Katie Revell, Fran Bailey, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins and Dora Taylor. Our theme music is by Owen Barratt
Thank you to everyone who signed up to our Patreon. We appreciate every one of you...
2023-01-0133 min
Farmerama77: Community Gardens, Plastic Pirates, a Farmshop Club and a Multi-business FarmThis month we are hopping all over the world. Firstly we hear from Andre Miguel of Hortas de Cascais about how community gardens have spread across a whole region in Portugal. Next, we head to Amaqanda Learning Garden in Philippi Village, South Africa where we speak to Yanga Gceya of Captain Fanplastic about how kids are connecting with their ecosystem by becoming plastic pirates. Then, we’re in Bulgaria where we hear from Filip Harmandzhiev, owner of Livadi farm, about an interesting membership model for his farm shop. Finally we’re back in the UK, to Kingsclere Estates, to chat to T...
2022-11-2734 min
Farmerama76: California drought, Sheep under vines and the beginning of FibershedThis month we hear how one ranch is managing to build green cover in its 22nd year of drought in California.. And about the vineyard they’ve designed to allow for grazing sheep below the canopy all year round. And we learn about the roots of the Fibershed movement, again in California, ahead of the release of our upcoming mini-series Farming Fashion from Fibreshed UK.
This episode of Farmerama was made by Jo Barratt, Abby Rose and Olivia Oldham. A big thanks to the rest of the Farmerama team - Katie Revell, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins, Fran Bailey and Dora Ta...
2022-10-3026 min
Ungdomsproffs#39 Mattin NajafiMattin Najafi har avgjort Gothia Cup-finalen för Elfsborg, brutit benet, varit eftertraktad av Palermo, provspelat med Oldham, varit ungdomsproffs i Italien och blivit landslagsspelare i futsal.Listan är lång och slutar inte där. Najafis karriär har varit upp och ner och otroligt händelserik.I avsnittet får ni höra allt om hans uppväxt. Tiden i Norrby och Elfsborg, provspelet i League 1-klubben där han fick rädda livet på sin lagkamrat. Ni får en grundlig genomgång om hans tid dom ungdomsproffs i Vicenza och Padova i I...
2022-06-221h 30Farmerama72: new food media, herbal CSAs and regenerative supporting blockchainThis month we hear about the new food and farming media and how the two are becoming ever closer, we head to a medicinal CSA and we end with a technology that may be part of our toolkit for a regenerative future.
This episode of Farmerama was made by Jo Barratt, Abby Rose and Olivia Oldham. A big thanks to the rest of the Farmerama team Katie Revell, Fran Bailey, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins and Dora Taylor. Our theme music is by Owen Barratt.
We’re very grateful to those of you that support us and allow us to bring yo...
2022-02-2830 min
Farmerama71: Continuous Cropping, Land For Who and the Magic of WoodchipIn this month’s episode, we bring you three conversations with farmers and researchers who spoke at this year’s Oxford Real Farming Conference.
First, we hear from John Letts - a wheat grower and crop developer living in Buckinghamshire, known for growing heritage grains. He joins us to explain Continuous cropping, something that got a lot of attention this year at the ORFC.
Next, we speak to Frances Northrop, who works for the New Economics Foundation and is an associate fellow specialising in local economies. Frances talks to us about a project she worked on last year called 'Land for...
2022-01-3028 min
Farmerama68: Commoners in Cumbria and collective landscape restoration in SpainThis month we speak to Cumbrian sheep farmer and celebrated author James Rebanks about the collective discovery of aligned interests of farmers as they are regenerating their landscapes together. And Abby has visited, Erica ten Broeke, Landscape Manager at Commonland, a Dutch NGO that bring a holistic approach to landscape restoration as initiator, catalyst and enabler of large-scale, long-term restoration initiatives.
This episode of Farmerama was made by Jo Barratt, Abby Rose and Olivia Oldham. A big thanks to the rest of the Farmerama team Katie Revell, Fran Bailey, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins and Dora Taylor. Our theme music is b...
2021-10-3134 min
Farmerama67: Fibre farming, Ugandan permaculture and rain-fed regeneration in SpainThis month we begin with a story from Rosie Bristow, MSc student of Fashion and Textile Management based at Phantassie Organic Farm in Scotland. We learn from Rosie about a farm to fashion project she’s pioneering as part of her studies, to prototype a UK textile economy in collaboration with George Young at Fobbing Farm in Essex.
Next, we head to Uganda, where we hear from Noah Ssempijja of YICE (Youth Initiative for Community Empowerment), a social enterprise focused on providing smallholder farmers access to regenerative farming technique.
Finally, we hear from Alfonso Chico Gusman and Yanniek Schoonhoven of La...
2021-09-2635 min
Cine a la LimeñaEPISODIO 27: 'WandaVision' - Episodio 9 "El Episodio Final" (Parte 1)¡El episodio final! Esta semana en "Cine a la Limeña" conversamos sobre el más el último episodio de la sensacional serie de Marvel 'WandaVision' disponible en Disney+. Con Andrea Man, David Ordinola y Tom Oldham compartimos nuestras opiniones sobre el episodio final del show y si alcanzo o no nuestras expectativas.
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2021-03-131h 11Cine a la LimeñaEPISODIO 23: 'WandaVision' Episodio 5 - Discusión y teoríasEsta semana en "Cine a la Limeña" continuamos nuestra conversación sobre el nuevo hit show de Marvel en la plataforma Disney+ "WandaVision".
Para el episodio 5 'En un episodio muy especial...' se une a la conversación nuestra gran amiga y fan de Marvel, Émely Condor. Con Émely, Diego Kuzma y Tom Oldham analizamos en gran detalle los eventos del más reciente episodio, desde el rol de los hijos gemelos de Wanda y Vision, Tommy y Billy, hasta la aparición sorpresa de un muy reconocido personaje muy cercano a la Bruja Esc...
2021-02-111h 04Cine a la LimeñaEPISODIO 22: 'WandaVision' Episodios 3 y 4 - Discusión y teoríasEsta semana en "Cine a la Limeña" continuamos nuestra conversación sobre el nuevo hit show de Marvel en la plataforma Disney+ "WandaVision". Para los dos más recientes episodios (Ep. 3 "Ahora en color" y ep.4 "Interrumpimos esta programación") nos reunimos con nuestros dos buenos amigos Diego Kuzma y Tom Oldham para continuar teorizando y opinando. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cinealalimena/
2021-02-041h 00Cine a la LimeñaEPISODIO 21: 'WandaVision' - Episodios 1 y 2 Análisis y discusiónEsta semana en 'Cine a la Limeña' conversamos y teorizamos sobre 'WandaVision', la primera serie de Marvel que estrena en la plataforma de streaming 'Disney+'. Para este episodio nos acompañan dos grandes amigos: Diego Kuzma, nuestro más distinguido y apasionado fan de las películas de Marvel y experto en todo lo relacionado al Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) y Tom Oldham, quien regresa por segunda vez al show después de conversar sobre el hit show de Amazon 'The Boys' con nosotros.
2021-01-191h 15
Farmerama"Who feeds us?" Episode 6: Looking back and moving forwardIn this final episode, we revisit some of the people we’ve heard from throughout the series. We tease out some common threads that bind these apparently disparate voices together – threads such as reverence, gratitude, sovereignty, dignity and abundance. We hear more about what these people have learnt over the course of this year, their visions for resilient, localised food economies... and how they see the future of who feeds us.
It is clearer than ever: Food is not just a question of calories. Food is nourishment for the body and soul. Food is about community, culture and our relationship with...
2020-11-1534 min
Farmerama"Who feeds us?" Episode 5: Cultivating abundanceIn this episode, we visit one region – the West Midlands – to explore how the pandemic has highlighted connections between the local and the global, the present and the past...and between food, health, community and identity.
What can we learn from this time about the experiences, the resources and the needs of individuals and communities in the UK – and, in particular, communities of African descent?
How can having access to land, to green space and growing space, “feed” us in multiple ways – physical, emotional and spiritual?
Does being together in growing spaces allow the experience of abundance and the ability to share in...
2020-11-0838 min
Farmerama"Who feeds us?" Episode 4: Whole mealAt the start of lockdown, as supermarket shelves were cleared of flour, people who might not otherwise have thought to seek out a local bakery – let alone a local mill – started to do just that. In this episode, we’ll hear about how this sudden upsurge in demand presented a huge challenge for these small-scale bakers and millers – but it was a challenge they met with enthusiasm and ingenuity, as well as a deep sense of responsibility to their communities.
At one time, pretty much every town and village had its own flour mill, driven by wind or water. Today, across t...
2020-11-0139 min
Farmerama"Who feeds us?" Episode 3: Growing our ownAs lockdown came into effect, and supermarkets struggled to restock their fruit and vegetable aisles, the idea of “growing your own” took on a new significance. In towns and cities across the UK, those of us lucky enough to have access to gardens or balconies – even if we’d never grown anything before – suddenly started looking for compost, tools, and seeds.
Many of us discovered, perhaps for the first time, the joy of eating freshly picked, homegrown fruit and veg. It’s a joy that you just don’t get when you bite into something that’s been harvested unripe on the other sid...
2020-10-2531 min
Farmerama"Who feeds us?" Episode 2: Land, animal, journeyAmerican poet and farmer Gary Snyder writes of the interconnectedness and interdependence of the food chain. He says, “To acknowledge that each of us at the table will eventually be part of the meal is not just being ‘realistic.’ It is allowing the sacred to enter and accepting the sacramental aspect of our shaky temporary personal being.” In this episode, we explore the ways in which a growing consciousness is developing around food, based on ideas of reverence, and gratitude.
How have the people who care for the animals that feed us – both in life and in death – changed during this time of...
2020-10-1843 min
Farmerama55: Enlightened agriculture, sustainable economies, and regenerative businessesAs we bring this episode to you, we know that the Coronavirus pandemic is putting many of the farmers and growers out there are under more pressure than ever to provide food for your local communities and to rapidly find new markets for your produce – all whilst being concerned with the health of those around you. So we wanted to take a moment to say as ever we and so many others are grateful for all the work you do: thank you - Farmerama is made for you!
This month, we go back to the Oxford Real Farming Conference (ORFC) on...
2020-04-2637 min
Clutch CastClutchcast 020 - Paul FarrellDublin based Paul Farrell, has been DJing for the last ten years. Starting out with a love for Hip Hop and over the years progressed to find his sound in Techno music of all shapes and sizes.
He notes his main influences as Dave Clarke, A. Paul, Luke Slater, Chris Liebing, Sven Vath, Ritchie Hawtin, Robert Hood, Mike Humphries, Justin Berkovi, Chemical Bro’s, Brian Sanhaji, Leftfield, Alex Under, Beastie Boys, Monoloc, The Belleville 3, The Advent, Industrialyzer, Fran Hartnett, Bas Mooy, Adam Beyer, DJ Slot, Jerome Sydenham, Paul Ritch, Matador, Cari Lekebusch, Nitzer Ebb, DJ Rush, Len Faki, Adam X...
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