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Football Between The LinesMan City Starting To Purr | Arne Slot For The Chop? | Small Club Jealousy
We dive into City’s demolition of Liverpool, the Van Dijk disallowed goal, and Doku’s star turn. Arsenal drop points at Sunderland, the long throw ad board saga gets an airing, and we argue patience with managers after Slot’s week. Rob Edwards swaps Boro for Wolves, Spurs stay gloriously unpredictable, Palace-Brighton brings Tyreek Mitchell flowers, and we trade our best-ever goals seen live.
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2025-11-101h 10
The Square Window : A Podcast about Classic Kids TVEpisode 4 - The Real Ghostbusters with Ben MitchellIn this episode of The Square Window Podcast, Gareth is joined by Animator, Film-maker and Writer, Ben Mitchell to talk about the classic American Kid's TV show, "The Real Ghostbusters." Join them as they explore its impact on childhood memories, animation techniques, and the cultural significance of the show. They discuss the production challenges faced during its creation, the evolution of character designs, and the intricacies of voice casting. The conversation also touches on personal experiences with the show, comparisons between the cartoon and the original film, and the reasons behind the title 'The Real...
2025-10-271h 05
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastAI, Curiosity, and the Future of Humanity: Digitally Curious & Somewhere on Earth Unite for a Groundbreaking Tech Podcast CrossoverIn this special edition of Somewhere on Earth, host Gareth Mitchell teams up with Andrew Grill, the “Actionable Futurist” behind the Digitally Curious podcast, for a thought-provoking deep dive into how artificial intelligence is reshaping our lives, work, and creativity. Joined by digital culture pioneer and SOEP Studio Expert Ghislaine Boddington, the trio explore what it really means to live — and stay human — in an AI-driven world. From the boardroom to the everyday, they unpack the shift from AI hype to real-world application, the rise of digital empathy, and how curiosity remains our greatest tool for navigating the future. Tune in for s...
2025-10-1536 min
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastAI, Curiosity, and the Future of Humanity: Digitally Curious & Somewhere on Earth Unite for a Groundbreaking Tech Podcast CrossoverIn this special edition of Somewhere on Earth, host Gareth Mitchell teams up with Andrew Grill, the “Actionable Futurist” behind the Digitally Curious podcast, for a thought-provoking deep dive into how artificial intelligence is reshaping our lives, work, and creativity. Joined by digital culture pioneer and SOEP Studio Expert Ghislaine Boddington, the trio explore what it really means to live — and stay human — in an AI-driven world. From the boardroom to the everyday, they unpack the shift from AI hype to real-world application, the rise of digital empathy, and how curiosity remains our greatest tool for navigating the future. Tune in...
2025-10-1540 min
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastWeddings Reimagined: VR vows, smart rings & the rise of intimacy tech | Bridechilla x Somewhere on EarthBridechilla x Somewhere on Earth - Episode 2What happens when Bridechilla meets Somewhere on Earth? Tech, tradition, and a touch of tulle collide in the second of two special crossover episodes, exploring how technology is transforming weddings around the world. In Episode 2, hosts Gareth Mitchell and Leah Haslage dive into intimacy tech, virtual reality ceremonies and even hologram guests with award-winning body-tech pioneer and regular Somewhere on Earth studio expert Professor Ghislaine Boddington. You’ll hear how today’s weddings are blending real-world love with digital innovation - from heartbeat-sharing smart rings to 360° livestreamed vows, and NFT wed...
2025-07-2236 min
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastWeddings Reimagined: VR vows, smart rings & the rise of intimacy tech | Bridechilla x Somewhere on EarthBridechilla x Somewhere on Earth - Episode 2
What happens when Bridechilla meets Somewhere on Earth? Tech, tradition, and a touch of tulle collide in the second of two special crossover episodes, exploring how technology is transforming weddings around the world.
In Episode 2, hosts Gareth Mitchell and Leah Haslage dive into intimacy tech, virtual reality ceremonies and even hologram guests with award-winning body-tech pioneer and regular Somewhere on Earth studio expert Professor Ghislaine Boddington. You’ll hear how today’s weddings are blending real-world love with digital innovation - from heartbeat-sharing smart rings to 360° livestreamed vows, and NFT...
2025-07-2239 min
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastAI Weddings & Digital ‘I Do’s’: How tech is transforming your big day | Bridechilla x Somewhere on EarthWhat happens when one of the world’s top wedding podcasts teams up with a global tech show? Magic. Or at least a stress-free wedding planned with #AI.In this special crossover episode of Bridechilla and Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech Podcast, hosts Leah Haslage and Gareth Mitchell join forces to explore how artificial intelligence and tech tools are revolutionizing the wedding experience.From AI-assisted guest lists to ChatGPT powered etiquette fixes, you'll learn: How to use AI to streamline planning, clean up guest addresses, and handle tricky family conversations.
2025-07-1534 min
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastAI Weddings & Digital ‘I Do’s’: How tech is transforming your big day | Bridechilla x Somewhere on EarthWhat happens when one of the world’s top wedding podcasts teams up with a global tech show? Magic. Or at least a stress-free wedding planned with #AI.
In this special crossover episode of Bridechilla and Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech Podcast, hosts Leah Haslage and Gareth Mitchell join forces to explore how artificial intelligence and tech tools are revolutionizing the wedding experience.
From AI-assisted guest lists to ChatGPT powered etiquette fixes, you'll learn:
How to use AI to streamline planning, clean up guest addresses, and handle tricky family conversations.
Budget-friendly tech hacks to...
2025-07-1537 min
The Yarns Men Podcast#28 Gareth MitchellWe discuss a number of topics. If you find the content triggering, please reach out for support or visit https://www.yarnsmen.co.nz/need-a-yarn
The Yarns Men are creating opportunities for men to experience life through good yarns. This podcast is about sharing those good yarns.
Episode 28 is an interview with Gareth Mitchell answering the 4 Yarns Men questions and discussing Colonoscopy, Hypnotherapy and Finding Purpose, among other things.
You can find Gareth on LinkedIn or via Purposeful Human's Youtube.
Book recommendation of Leading with Purpose by Nick Craig.
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2025-02-1631 minFootball Between The LinesCivil War At Chelsea, Chaos At Newcastle & Where Would England Finish In The Prem?On today’s Football Between The Lines, we discuss England’s win over Ireland in Dublin, Lee Carsley’s suitability for the job and the storm in a teacup created by his decision not to sing the national anthem. Flav and Dan also pick apart the rumblings on a looming civil war in the Chelsea boardroom and the inflammatory quotes given by Newcastle Sporting Director Paul Mitchell about the situation he inherited at St James’ Park. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2024-09-0947 min
How To Date MenDerek Mitchell - Double DutchIn this episode we’re joined by Derek Mitchell.
Following a tour of Europe, Derek is taking his show Double Dutch to the Edinburgh Fringe.
We talk TikTok, first impressions, and the Olympic sport of stand-up comedy.
Host: Gareth Johnson
Twitter: @gtvlondon
How To Date Men is presented by Gaydar.net - the online dating specialists that have been helping men come together for over 25 years.
2024-07-1211 min
The Gareth and BillcastThe End of the Cast ShowAnd that's a wrap.. Gareth and Bill wind up the GBCast with a conversation about generative reality recorded at the Digital Planet meetup that took place in March, with special guest Ghislaine Boddington. Thanks for all the downloads, and we both look forward to sharing time together elsewhere on the interwebs.
2024-07-1217 min
3 Grandmas Podcast#14 - The RaidThis week the Grannies are blowing up fridges in Indonesia for Gareth Evans' 2011 martial arts action thriller, The Raid!
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2024-06-231h 09
Business But BetterThe Rise of AI: Computers Will Know What You're Going to FeelWe’ve all heard of – and in a lot of cases used – ChatGPT and other AI tools. But what’s next? How can AI be used to predict actions and emotions? And what does it mean for ethics, compliance and data?Host Charlotte Rees-John is joined by Kurt Geiger’s Chief Digital Officer Gareth Rees-John and Irwin Mitchell’s Chief Information Security and Innovation Officer Graham Thomson. They delve into the risks and rewards of embedding AI into your organisation, and discuss the impact of new technology on the workforce. They also share key takeaways from the recent South...
2024-05-1541 min
Battling with BusinessEpisode 69 - Influencers #11 - Brigadier Billy MitchellIn this episode of "Battling with Business," Chris and Gareth explore Brigadier Billy Mitchell, a controversial figure in the history of US airpower and naval warfare. As part of their "Influencer episodes" series, they analyse Mitchell's pioneering yet often contentious approach to military innovation and how his vision for airpower shaped modern warfare.
The hosts discuss Mitchell's experiences during the First World War, which led him to believe that a future Great Power War was likely and that airpower would play a critical role. Mitchell's advocacy for airpower resulted in significant clashes with military and political leaders...
2024-05-0958 minBattling with BusinessEpisode 69 - Influencers #11 - Brigadier Billy MitchellIn this episode of "Battling with Business," Chris and Gareth explore Brigadier Billy Mitchell, a controversial figure in the history of US airpower and naval warfare. As part of their "Influencer episodes" series, they analyse Mitchell's pioneering yet often contentious approach to military innovation and how his vision for airpower shaped modern warfare.
The hosts discuss Mitchell's experiences during the First World War, which led him to believe that a future Great Power War was likely and that airpower would play a critical role. Mitchell's advocacy for airpower resulted in significant clashes with military and political leaders...
2024-05-0958 min
Hub & Spoken: Data | Analytics | Chief Data Officer | CDO | Data StrategyDiary of a CDO: Establishing the data agenda in Professional Services with Gareth PowellIn this Diary of a CDO special, guest host Hayley Green is joined by Gareth Powell, Group Data Officer and Partner at Irwin Mitchell, to discuss his role in leading the organisation's data transformation journey. Gareth shares insights from his journey as a first-generation Chief Data Officer, navigating the complexities of a professional services organisation. From defining his role's mandate during the hiring process to adapting strategies amidst broader business changes, Gareth provides invaluable lessons on building trust and fostering a culture of data-driven decision-making.
2024-03-2119 min
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastJimmy Wales - The Wiki Guy - answers your questionsSend us a textJimmy Wales - Wikipedia co-founder - answers your questions We speak to the one and only “Wiki Guy” as even he describes himself. Wikipedia and Wikimedia co-founder Jimmy Wales joins Gareth and Ghislaine on the show. He will be talking about his new project called Trust Café and answering your questions on amongst other things Wikipedia’s moderation policies and the impact of large language models on the online encyclopaedia. The programme is presented by Gareth Mitchell and the studio expert is Ghislaine Boddington.The programme is presented by Gareth Mitchell and the stu...
2024-02-2740 min
The Gareth and BillcastGetting the Gang Back TogetherTo celebrate/commemorate a year since the last World Service broadcast of Digital Planet Gareth, Bill, Ghislaine, Angelica (online) and Ania are meeting up in a wine bar in central London on the evening of March 28 and we'd love to see old listeners and new friends there. Sign up on Eventbrite (search Digital Planet). And Gareth wants to tell you all about it..
2024-02-2604 min
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech PodcastA Bitcoin transaction ‘uses a swimming pool of water’Send us a textA Bitcoin transaction ‘uses a swimming pool of water’ Every Bitcoin transaction uses about the same amount of water as a backyard swimming pool according to a study published in the journal Cell Reports Sustainability. That’s around six million times more than a credit card swipe. The vast amounts of water are needed as Bitcoin uses so much computing power, and in turn, electricity to complete a single transaction on the blockchain ledger. Digiconomist and author of the study Alex de Vries is on the show to explain how he came to his conclu...
2024-01-2328 min
Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneGareth Mitchell in conversation with Roger KneeboneGareth Mitchell lectures in science communication at Imperial College London. For many years he presented the weekly technology programme Digital Planet on the BBC World Service. He also presents occasionally on BBC Radio 4's Inside Science. We explore parallels between Gareth's work as a presenter and podcaster and my own experience as a clinician.
2023-12-251h 13
The Gareth and BillcastSeries finale, faking data vs synthetic data, and your views on photographyIn this final episode of the series (we'll be back in the new year) Gareth and Bill muse on the ways generative AI can be used to fake experimental data, the uses of synthetic data, and we pick up the online conversation about 'computational imaging'.
2023-11-2733 min
Nock, Nock...Who's There?Ep 108: Where Radiology Meets Mental Health with Dr Mitch AbramsThis week for part 2 of our Movember feature, Gareth is joined by Dr Mitchell Abrams.-Gareth & Mitch are also joined by Sasha Q a Toronto based artist originally from Ukraine. Sasha is part of the RADD ART project and captured the entire conversation through art! -During this incredible conversation Gareth & Mitch discuss the intersection of Mental Health, Radiology & Energy! The pair dive into stress, boundaries & awareness! -Connect with Mitch:WebsiteInstagramMitch's TED TalkJoi...
2023-11-131h 07
The Gareth and BillcasteLORAN and GNSS, and the potential tricksiness of GPT-4In this episode Gareth eulogises the radio-based LORAN navigation system, and Bill wonders if GPT-4 is pulling a fast one. Or not. With an accelerated sketch and quite a lot of self-referential wittering.
2023-11-1230 min
The Gareth and BillcastNetwork security in cafes and pubs, and AI safetyIn this episode Gareth picks up on a survey showing british people worry about wifi security in pubs - but is it just lazy marketing of VPNs? And our take on the UK AI Safety Summit. Plus more input from our esteemed listeners!
2023-11-0525 min
The Gareth and BillcastDarker Skies and Pulsating LightsThis week, once you're through the 'sketch', Gareth discusses a novel approach to countering light pollution by making LEDs flicker 150 times per second, and Bill looks forward to this year's Lumiere festival in Durham, England which will feature Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's Pulse Topology and brings back memories of the Venice Biennale in 2007 (the photo is Gareth and Colin interviewing Rafael)
2023-10-2224 min
The Gareth and BillcastWill Robots Think? And Who Needs Pictures?This week Bill reflects on the progress made using transformer networks to integrate language and visual processing with robotic control, particularly in Google DeepMinds RT-2, and whether we're heading for embodied awareness, while Gareth speaks out for the special place well-crafted audio has in the cultural landscape - who needs pictures? And we go purple about the Vesuvius Challenge. (Image of cocktail making robots taken at the Barbican 'AI: More than Human' exhibition in 2019. The Negroni was acceptable.)
2023-10-1625 min
The Gareth and BillcastBack again.. in one state or anotherIn this first episide of our second series, Gareth and Bill look at the progress being made in quantum computing, developing systems that use the properties of entangled 'qbits' instead of binary bits to carry out calculations. How can we be quantum-ready?
2023-10-0822 min
The Gareth and BillcastGareth explores an abandoned radar stationGareth found a fascinating site on his recent holiday in Lefkada, and you get to hear about it because he couldn't resist recording his impressions.
2023-10-0416 min
Films & StuffE0220 - The Creator Review - This Only Cost HOW MUCH?!Send us a textA podcast where we talk about films and stuff! This week Ethan and Pete go over Gareth Edward's stellar sci-fi sleeper hit, The Creator! The boys loved the movie despite some minor flaws. Listen now as the boys break down why the movie is one to watch this weekend and why this movie should be a franchise! Do you have any film or TV recommendations? Is there a show you think you'd be interested in watching but you don't have the time? Let us know at aloha@filmsandstuffpodcast.com, tweet us @FandSPodcast, D...
2023-10-0247 min
TERRIFICON's POWER COSMIC PODCAST with Mitch and JerryEP: 244 THE CREATOR movie review, comic and tv talk and Tapioca pudding (seriously)TERRIFICON's Mitch Hallock and Comic Book Artist/Writer Jerry Ordway are back!
Gareth Edwards new movie, THE CREATOR. The boys give an out of the theatre with a non spoiler review in the first 20 minutes
22:00 minutes in it starts a talk on comics, the new Hulk, FF, Captain America new TV shows like Ashoka
Mitch tells a story about the one legged man
Jerry talks tapioca pudding recipe (not kidding)
the art of lettering a comic book
and assorted ramblings!
Enjoy! Remember to go to TERRIFICON and CTGamerCon both at Mohegan Sun from producer Mitch Hallock! see...
2023-09-291h 30
Business DailyBusiness and Science: Communicating scienceScience is all around us but a lot of it can be difficult to understand.Gareth Mitchell speaks to people building careers around helping make science understandable to the general public.We speak to a YouTuber making music about science, a science festival organiser and a science communication consultant who works with different businesses to make science more engaging and easy to access. Producer: Hannah Mullane
Presenter: Gareth Mitchell(Image: Ellie Mackay at work. Credit: Ellie Mackay)
2023-09-0818 minBusiness DailyBusiness and science: Quantum computing around the worldIt's a rapidly emerging technology that has the potential to solve problems at an incredible pace. At the moment its uses are limited but that hasn’t stopped investment rolling into the sector and businesses from making money as the technology develops around the world. Gareth Mitchell speaks to three different quantum businesses to discuss its viability and its risk. Presenter: Gareth Mitchell
Producer: Hannah Mullane(Image: Quantum entanglement. Credit: Getty Images)
2023-09-0718 min
The Gareth and BillcastGareth went to Krakow and had some thoughts...As we move into summer, Gareth has been thinking about the how we experirence art and nature of our auditory experience, following a conference he attended in Krakow.
2023-07-0507 min
BBC Inside ScienceAI and human extinctionIn the headlines this week eminent tech experts and public figures signed an open letter that read “Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war.”One of the signatories was Geoffrey Hinton, the so-called ‘godfather of AI’. He’s become so concerned about the risks associated with artificial intelligence that he recently decided to quit his job at Google, where he had worked for more than a decade. But are these concerns justified, or is it overblown scaremongering? And should we start prep...
2023-06-2927 min
The Gareth and BillcastAre you there yet, Gareth?This week Bill is thinking out loud about libraries, having just spoken at a conference of librarians. It's all about liminal spaces, apparently.
2023-06-1414 min
The Gareth and BillcastAre you there Gareth?Just to keep the interwebs alert to our presence, here's a few minutes of Bill talking about Apple's Vision Pro, Metaphysics in the Metaverse, and AI Regulation.
2023-06-0908 min
The Gareth and BillcastFinding Yourself, and AI PhenomenologyIn this final episode of our first series, Gareth and Bill look at interesting research using satellite signals to geolocate, as an alternative to GPS. And Bill muses on his current thinking on the state of AI, and in particular why LLMs don't play language games and can't be part of the community of language users, since they don't have an inner life. (References the book Metaphysical Animals) The Gareth and BillCast will return in a few weeks.
2023-05-3030 min
The Gareth and BillcastTwitter Trauma and Tell-tale PhonesGareth and Bill are back, talking about the legal case against Twitter/XCorp from former employees, and the wider issue of how we create good online spaces. And we consider the dangers created when law enforcement agencies auction of seized phones without wiping them. Plus a short meditation on an alternative history and some comments from listeners.
2023-05-2225 min
The Gareth and BillcastDangerous Stunts and Password-free LivingIn this week's episode Gareth and Bill speculuate about what makes someone crash a plane for YouTube likes and discuss passkeys, a way to replace passwords that should be simpler and more secure - eventually. Plus a pointless sketch and some delighful comments from listeners. (And Gowri - you can find Dan Goodin's articles on Passkeys in Ars Technica)
2023-05-1525 min
The Gareth and BillcastHot Secrets and AI EndgamesBill and Gareth talk about new research using thermal cameras to crack passwords, and the old tired tropes about superintelligent AI taking over the world, and why Bill's had enough of it all. Plus comments from listeners and the inevitable opening sketch.
2023-05-0924 min
The Gareth and BillcastIcy Moons and the Early WebIn this episode Gareth and Bill look at the way the JUICE mission to Jupiter will look for signs of life using a magnetometer, Bill reflects on the early days of the Web and draws parallels to the growth of generative AI - and we reflect on the environmental damage caused by SpaceX's recent launch. And there are listener comments and a (briefer) sketch.
2023-05-0123 min
The Gareth and BillcastThin chips and recycled cobaltIn this episode, Bill looks at Apple's plans to use only recycled cobalt in iPhone batteries, and the wider context of recovering and recycling metals for use in consumer electronics and batteries. Gareth has found another use for graphene, but this one seems like it might actually make it into widespread use. And we discuss rapid unscheduled disassemblies.
2023-04-2426 min
The Gareth and BillcastStealing cars and closing the public squareIn this episode Gareth and Bill discuss how modern cars are being stolen using electronic devices that 'spoof' the internal control networks, and bemoan the passing of many small bots because Twitter has started charging for API access. Plus some feedback from listeners, for which we are always grateful.
2023-04-1723 min
The Gareth and BillcastHallucinating ML and Subverting Smart SpeakersIn this first episode Gareth and Bill talk about why they're starting a podcast, explore the world of generative AI and why the machines keep making stuff up, and worry about how easy it is to get your smart speakers to do things without asking you first. Plus some banter and chat.
2023-04-1019 min
The Gareth and BillcastTeaser trailer for the Gareth and BillcastAfter years of talking tech, Gareth Mitchell and Bill Thompson just can't seem to break the habit... first episode published Monday April 10.
2023-04-0900 min
Digital PlanetJimmy Wales on bots and blockagesDigital Planet caught up with Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales. In the first of two interviews with Gareth, Jimmy explains why Wikipedia was restricted in Pakistan recently and how they overcame the block. And he gives his thoughts on Twitter’s plans to stop the bots and banish its free API. 6G – what we can expect
Professor Sana Salous, Chair of Communications Engineering at Durham University is about to submit her latest recommendations for the implementation of 6G connectivity to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). She’s on the show to explain how this will change the way we com...
2023-03-1451 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Romance, ModernTulips from Mal by Gabriella MargoPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/603303 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Tulips from Mal Author: Gabriella Margo Narrator: Gareth Rickards, Kate Worsley Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 42 minutes Release date: January 25, 2023 Genres: Modern Publisher's Summary: A warm, humorous and moving enemies-to-lovers romance perfect for fans of Christina Lauren, Abby Jimenez and Emily Henry. She gets married. Then she meets the love of her life. Georgie de Luca is a tradeswoman who runs an all-female pool cleaning business in Sydney. Managing The Pool Chicks is challenging, but it's her dream. Surrounded by a supportive group of women and a well-to-do...
2023-01-2505 min
Very British Futures1984It wouldn't be claiming too much to say that George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984 is one of the key books of post-war Britain and its influence is still with us today. Big Brother, newspeak, double-think, thought police, are all concepts used in politics and social media. However, the book might not have broken into the mainstream without the help of a BBC television adaptation in 1954. It created controversy in the newspapers and even the Houses of Parliament, whilst gripping the nation at a time when the BBC was still the sole broadcaster in the UK. The story is set in a...
2023-01-0457 minDigital PlanetAgritech Special EditionThis week and to start the New Year we take a look at the use of technology in agriculture around the world. Agriculture as an industry is keen to clean up its act on emissions, so what could be better than an electric tractor. But will it be able to manage all that farming throws at it? Gareth puts the questions to Praveen Penmetsa who is co-founder and CEO of Monarch Tractors which recently launched a ‘Smart Tractor’.It’s no use having a tractor smart or not, if your crop has been devastated by insects. Pests destro...
2023-01-0342 min
The Mental Health & Wellness ShowDads' Empowerment through Physical Fitness With Gareth NockIn this podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Gareth Nock.Biography:I love coffee, audiobooks, and being a guest on podcasts with amazing hosts! Open and vulnerable conversations light me up! I have been impacting the world of health & fitness as an award-winning coach and educator for the past two decades.As a fitness entrepreneur, I help busy parents move more and feel great via my online group coaching platform.I adore being a dad! I advocate for men to show up as dads without the limitations or stigma that...
2022-12-2140 min
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in Romance, ModernArtists: A BBC Radio 4 comedy by Gareth EdwardsPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/600744 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Artists: A BBC Radio 4 comedy Author: Gareth Edwards Narrator: Graham Crowden, Dave Lamb, Vicki Pepperdine, Pauline Mclynn, Bertie Carvel, Ben Miller, Miranda Hart, Mina Anwar, Full Cast Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 4 hours 37 minutes Release date: October 27, 2022 Genres: Modern Publisher's Summary: The Complete Series 1 & 2 of the BBC radio sitcom about an artists' colony in Cornwall Set in the Cornish cultural mecca of St Ives, Artists centres around a close-knit community of artists whose talent is matched only by their dysfunctionality. When they're not bitching about each other's work, they're...
2022-10-2705 minDigital PlanetIs disability tech delivering?Why does tech not understand my speech?
Physicist Dr Claire Malone is facing a problem: no speech-to-text software understands her. She is living with cerebral palsy, a condition that affects her movement and muscle coordination, including her speech. Claire shares how much of a difference this tech could make in her life, and Gareth speaks to Sara Smolley, the co-founder of Voiceitt, one of the leading companies in the area, about how close we are to having software that can understand people like Claire.Listening glasses
Many people have reading glasses, but what about glasses that can...
2022-08-0236 minDigital PlanetJapan tackles online insultsIncreased punishment for online insults in Japan
Japan has taken the first steps to make online insults punishable by up to one year in prison. This new legislation comes two years after the suicide of Japanese reality TV star and professional wrestler Hana Kimura. BBC reporter Mariko Oi tells us how this new legislation came to be and what it means, and legal expert Dr. Sanae Fujita and cyberpsychologist Dr. Nicola Fox Hamilton talk to Gareth about why online abuse occurs so frequently, what ways we can tackle it, and whether this new law is fit for purpose.
2022-06-2143 minDigital PlanetArchiving music in glass‘Project Silica’ uses ultrafast laser optics and machine learning to utilise glass as a storage device. The fused silica glass is fully resilient to electromagnetic pulses (EMP) and to the most challenging environmental conditions, ensuring the data written into it is not degraded. In this proof of concept for the Global Music Vault in Svalbard, this glass platter will have a selection of some of the most important music data and files on it. Gareth talks to Ant Rowstron, who has been working on the technology at Microsoft, and Beatie Wolfe, a musician whose music has been included in the...
2022-06-1439 minDigital PlanetData-driven footballData-Driven football
With the end of this year’s Premier League season and the Champion’s League final in the last two weekends, viewers around the world were cheering on their favourite teams. While the rules of football may not have changed much in recent years, there is one thing that has: the amount of data. Coaches and teams can now examine player performance and statistics in great detail. Has this transformed the way the game is played? Gareth chats to Ruben Saavedra, CEO of Metrica Sports, which uses software to analyse videos of football games, and we hear from...
2022-05-3135 minDigital PlanetDetecting earthquakes with seafloor internet cablesScientists at the National Physical Laboratory have released research that utilises existing subsea telecommunications cables as environmental sensors, for example to detect earthquakes. These cables exist in many parts of the world already, so this finding has the potential to revolutionise seafloor earthquake monitoring. Research scientist Giuseppe Marra explains how it all works and Laura Kong, the director of the International Tsunami Information Centre, tells Gareth how this could improve tsunami warning systems. Healthcare delivery drones in India
India’s first organised medical drone programme was recently completed in the state of Telangana. Over the course of th...
2022-05-2443 min
Reel FaithMedia That's Moved Me E1 Buffy the Vampire SlayerA podcast exploring the intersection between faith, culture and youth work.
This is the first episode in a new 'adhoc' series that looks at how youth workers have been shaped, inspired or challenged by a different film or TV series.
In our first episode youth worker Gareth Cheesman joins me to discuss the 90s TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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2022-03-2552 minDigital PlanetCalls for facial recognition tech ban on Brazilian metroA number of Brazilian civil rights organisations have filed a civil lawsuit against a company operating the São Paulo metro and their use of facial recognition technology. They are calling for an immediate suspension of the technology as well as compensation for moral damages to the rights of passengers, however the company denies they are using the technology for facial recognition.How to spot disinformation in wartime
Have you seen the video on TikTok of a Russian paratrooper recording himself while jumping out of a plane as part of the invasion of Ukraine? Well it is n...
2022-03-1544 minDigital PlanetInternet connectivity still patchy in TongaConnectivity to Tonga partially restored but undersea cable repair could take weeks. The underwater volcanic eruption severed the country’s only underwater network cable and ash clouds have made satellite connectivity impossible. Professor Nicole Starosielski from NYU, an expert in underwater connectivity and author of “The undersea network”, joins us on the show. An underwater cable is severed every three days somewhere in the world, yet the network has the capacity to usually cope with this disruption. Many developing countries do not have this extra capacity as they cannot afford it. Professor Starosielski argues that richer nations should step up and...
2022-01-2543 minDigital PlanetOnline safety lawsThis week former Facebook employee and whistleblower, Frances Haugen, was speaking to the committee that’s discussing the UK’s draft online safety bill, legislation that will tackle harmful content online. Canada is working on similar legislation. But there are questions over policing the new laws and over freedom of speech. Gareth Mitchell discusses these issues with Professor Lee Edwards of the Department of Media and Communications at LSE in London who has been involved in a submission to the Online Safety Bill Committee. Venezuela is rapidly turning its back on cash. An ongoing economic crisis and an i...
2021-10-2638 minDigital PlanetSpyware threatening independent mediaSpyware threatening independent media
Samuel Woodhams, the author of a report entitled “Spyware: An unregulated and escalating threat to independent media”, is live on the show. His research shows that the current unchecked growth of the commercial spyware industry is allowing repressive governments to monitor, harass and attack independent journalists and their sources as part of the battle against the free flow of information. We ask about the tech that is involved and if it’s possible to control it.Eating out with an app
So COVID has brought about significant changes in how we order our food –...
2021-09-2842 min
The Construction Corner#139 Pre-Con, Staffing and Data with Gareth McGlynnWant to know more about Pre-Construction? How about getting the right people in the right seats and the state of the market? What about new and different ways to use your data more effectively. How about how firms that invested in data and technology 5,6, 7 years ago are seeing huge upticks in revenue and profit.
Look, this episode is for you if you want to grow your firm, have a new outlook, and ultimately build a great America.
We're happy to have Gareth McGlynn on to talk about this and more.
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2021-08-1037 min
The Gareth and BillcastBack in the Studiomy first time in the radio studio with Gareth since December
2021-06-0901 minDigital PlanetWhatsAppening with pandemic misinformation?More than 100 million people worldwide have interacted with Covid-19 misinformation since the beginning of the pandemic, according to a new study in PLOS One. We speak to Professor David Nemer, from the University of Virginia, to explain the impact of social media misinformation in Brazil – What’s App’s number one market. As he tells Gareth Mitchell, Covid myths and untruths are spread easily with no consequences to those behind the lies.Tracking your face online
Dr Stephanie Hare joins live to discuss the implications of AI facial recognition site, PimEyes, affecting privacy and safety. The current lack o...
2021-05-1842 min
Equipped to HealEpisode 7 - Series 3. A medical perspective on healing and the New Age with Dr Rachel Verheul.After over 20 years in medical practice, Rachel is now researching areas of healing and wholeness from a Christian perspective as well as co-leading a House of Prayer in Brussels. In a wide ranging interview we explore being a doctor, shalom in covid, leading a house of prayer and new age.
We discuss the writings of Dr Candy Gunther Brown eg The Healing Gods: Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Christian America and Father Gareth Leyson. https://catholicpreacher.wordpress.com/resources/new-age-spirituality/
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2021-05-0348 min
A Fun Time With Katie And LeslieEp. 20 - We Do An Eyeshadow Palette Collab With YOUR Local Butcher!BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! We've teamed up with your local butcher to design an eyeshadow palette! He's a nice guy. He's called Gareth. You should chat with him sometime. You've probably noticed we've been a bit absent for a while, and that this episode makes reference to being recorded in March -- that's because we had to wait for all the legal mumbo jumbo with regards to the collaboration, but soon you too will be able to create looks in such shades as Viscera and Side Sald.We love you and we've missed you.FOLLOW...
2021-04-191h 05
ReThink PodcastThe Internet and Democracy - with Gareth MitchellIn this episode, we meet up with Gareth Mitchell from the BBC's Digital Planet Podcast. We discuss the impact the Internet Shutdowns in Kashmir have had on democracy, what the internet actually is and who owns it, we also touch upon the Splinternet and how related it is to the global political theatre.
Gareth Mitchell hosts the BBC’s Digital Planet Podcast. He lectures in broadcast and written journalism at Imperial College London. Before his interest in technology, Gareth used to participate in bellringing. He is also a pilot and is a licensed amateur radio operator.
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2020-12-1649 min
Dirty Cut BackF**k the international breakThis week, the lads discuss the weekends upcoming Premier league fixtures and give us their predictions.. Prosser and Chris discuss the England team and the future of Gareth Southgate, is it time for change or are we happy under his management? We also discuss some huge news regarding the future of one of our hosts, listen to find out what!
2020-11-201h 24Digital PlanetWhy do we vote with paper in the age of the smart phone?Despite a pandemic, nearly everyone voting in the upcoming US election will do so with a tick in a box on a piece of paper. They may post their ballot, or go in person to a voting station, but the process is still physical. Why? Presenter Gareth Mitchell will be asking election voting advisor Susan Greenhalgh.
Despite the prevalence of paper, there are some voting machines in the USA, Beatrice Atobatele tells us why she bought one online and how hacking into it could help to make the coming US election more secure.
Also on the programme, data is...
2020-10-2741 minDigital PlanetGo Viral! online gameGo Viral! is a browser based game where you have a go at being a spreader of misinformation. Along the way, you learn the tactics of the trolls and you come out the other end, better able to differentiate the facts from the alternative facts online. Gareth discusses why these games can change peoples’ minds with one of the game’s co-developers, Jon Roozenbeek of the Department of Psychology at Cambridge University in England.Human rights lawyer Flynn Coleman has just published a book called A Human Algorithm – how artificial intelligence is redefining who we are. She explai...
2020-10-2042 min
Politics Over CoffeeSERIES 5 - Episode 10 - Island Home (25.06.2020)Gareth and Olly look at the impact European settlement has made on the indigenous population from the time of first arrival to contemporary times.
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SHOW NOTES
1. Lousy Little Sixpence, 1983, by Alec Morgan details history of unpaid servitude of Aboriginal people. Available on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TfaXdI5Z8Q&list=PLEFw6Bo_vaYpBJ3zg7WgWWJApQerbQ4u3
2. Servant or Slave, 2016, directed by Steven McGregor, written by Mitchell Stanley, Hetti Perkins, the film details the lives of five indigenous...
2020-06-2400 minDigital PlanetHacking internet-enabled carsHacking internet-enabled cars
About 40% of cars in the US are connected to the internet. While this enables many useful functions, it also makes them vulnerable to hacks. As all the electronics systems within the car are connected, hackers could take full control of the vehicle. Skanda Vivek tells Gareth how this is possible, and what would happen if a large number of cars were hacked at the same time.Covid-19 treatment trials in AI
It is possible to do drug trials in vitro and in vivo – but what about simulating them? The Cambridge-based company AI VIVO uses ma...
2020-05-2642 minDigital PlanetSpain’s many COVID-19 appsIn Spain, there are a total of nine COVID-19 tracing apps, but is this too many? Which type is preferable and does there need to be a more coordinated technology across Europe to track COVID-19? Digital Planet reporter Jennifer O’Mahony ask these questions and more on the programme.Ovarian cancer and AI
In the final of our reports from the Cambridge Science Festival, Gareth and Bill meet Dr. Mireia Crispin Ortuzar. She researches AI that analyses radiographic images to help choose and track treatment for ovarian cancer. In the long-term, this type of technology could lead to...
2020-05-1240 min
Equipped to HealEpisode 3 with Gareth and Rachel OwenIn this third Equipped to Heal episode I interview Gareth and Rachel Owen and hear how they have led the development of the healing ministry in the local church. Plus a great challenging question from a very special listener.
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2020-05-0939 minDigital PlanetPrivacy concerns over contact tracing appsContact tracing is an essential part of controlling the Coronavirus pandemic but how should this data be collected and shared? In previous pandemics the tech wasn’t advanced enough to be used widely, but now country by country new contact tracing apps are appearing. But what about our privacy, should our personal health information be so easily available and potentially be unsecure? Some of the tech giants have even developed new protocols to anonymise our data – but not all governments think this will work? Journalist Timandra Harkness tells us what types of apps are being used where and about the...
2020-04-2844 minBBC Inside ScienceUnderstanding Covid-19 death rates; Contact tracing apps; Whale sharks and atomic bombsEvery death is a tragedy for grief-stricken families, but every set of statistics is an opportunity to understand the virus and the disease Covid-19 a bit more. In fact gathering these data, quickly and accurately, is a priority at the moment, up there with developing a vaccine and rolling out widespread testing. Gareth Mitchell discusses, with, David Spiegelhalter, who is the Winton Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk in the Statistical Laboratory at the University of Cambridge, why it’s so hard to measure coronavirus fatalities.The Covid-19 pandemic is unprecedented in modern times. There will no...
2020-04-2342 minDigital PlanetSupercomputers seeking solutions for Covid-19Supercomputing power for Covid-19 solutions
The world’s most powerful supercomputers are being used for urgent investigations into the Sars-Cov-2 virus. Professor Peter Coveney from the UCL Centre for Computational Science is part of this consortium of hundreds of scientists across the globe, and tells Gareth how this phenomenal amount of computer power is already trying to identify potential treatments and vaccine candidates for Covid-19. Hot and Cold Cognition
Gareth and Bill meet Professor Barbara Sahakian at Cambridge University to discuss her work on hot and cold cognition. Cold cognition is the mechanics of AI. Hot cognition is...
2020-04-1444 min
Steve Wright’s Big GuestsGareth Mitchell, Veronica Henry and Ken BruceGareth's on BBC World Service, Veronica's written A Home From Home, plus Ken Bruce.
2019-07-3020 minBBC Inside ScienceNet-Zero carbon target, Science Policy Under Thatcher, Screen time measuresNet-Zero Carbon Target
The UK is set to become the first member of the G7 industrialised nations group to legislate for net-zero emissions after Theresa May’s announcement this week. The proposed legislation would commit the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions to ‘net-zero’ by 2050, which would mean that after reducing emissions as much as possible, any remaining emissions would be offset through schemes such as planting trees or investing in renewable energy infrastructure. Dr Jo House, from the department of Geography at Bristol University, has spent time advising the government on previous carbon budgets and was there in the build-up...
2019-06-1330 min
The Buckman BreakdownAnthony WFT Pettis + TJ pisses hotThe fights we touch on today include: Marlon Vera vs Frankie Saenz Bryce Mitchell vs Bobby Moffet Luis Pena vs Steven Peterson and quite a while on Anthony Pettis vs Stephen Thompson
2019-03-2700 min
Stream Popular Full Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, Arts & EntertainmentWomen Talking About Cars: Series 1-3 by Victoria Coren MitchellPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/349209 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Women Talking About Cars: Series 1-3 Author: Victoria Coren Mitchell Narrator: Victoria Coren Mitchell Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 32 minutes Release date: March 21, 2019 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.33 of Total 3 Genres: Arts & Entertainment Publisher's Summary: Victoria Coren Mitchell meets some fascinating women to explore the journeys they have made in the cars that they have known - and the sorts of things they shout in traffic. Hear what Dawn wrote on the back of her first car; find out which comedian totalled her beloved Cortina; and discover the advantages...
2019-03-2105 min
Building from the bottomC1 | Episode 14.1 - Kath Mitchell Vice Chancellor Of The University Of DerbyThis podcast is a meeting with the Vice Chancellor of the University of Derby, Kath Mitchell. During this we are discussing where my motivation stems from and how we can get more students involved ad engaged in the university.
We also discussed the education system and how the University of Derby can improve their approach to helping students before, during and after they come to the university.
2019-01-2740 min
Future Science GroupFake news, the reproducibility crisis & politics - science communication with Gareth MitchellFake news, the reproducibility crisis and politics are all reasons why the public may distrust science. We spoke to Gareth Mitchell, host on the BBC World Service radio show Click and lecturer in Imperial College London's science communication department, to find out a little bit more about science communication.
2019-01-1712 minBBC Inside ScienceCapturing greenhouse gas, Beating heart failure with beetroot, Why elephants don't get cancer, Exactly - a history of precisionResearchers have found a way to produce a naturally occurring mineral, magnesite, in a lab, that can absorb CO2 from the atmosphere, offering a potential strategy for tackling climate change. They've accelerated a process that normally takes thousands of years to a matter of days, using panels made from tiny balls of polystyrene. Gareth Mitchell meets Ian Power of Trent University in Ontario who led the research. Could this be a viable technology for tackling global warming and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? What if something as natural as beetroot - or specifically defined doses of beetroot...
2018-08-1628 min
Animation Podcasts | SkwiglyAnimation Composed 1-02 (08/11/2017) - Ben Locket & Gareth DaviesPresenting Animation Composed, a Skwigly Online Animation Magazine podcast series focusing on the harmonious relationship between music and animation.
In this podcast Skwigly Managing Director Ben Mitchell and contributor Wez Allard bring you exclusive composer interviews and standout music selections showcasing music written specifically for animation projects.
Season 1 episode 2 features special guests Ben Locket ("The Amazing World of Gumball", "Revolting Rhymes") and Gareth Davies ("Scream Street", "Everybody Loves A Moose").
Full playlist:
•Theme from Love – David Kamp
•The Hole (The Amazing World of Gumball) - Ben Locket
•The Kidnapping [Excerpt] (Revolting Rhymes) - Ben Locket
•The Man (The Amazing World of Gumball...
2017-11-081h 33BBC Inside ScienceHiQuake, Plate Tectonics@50, Sonic Weapon Puzzle, The Chinese TypewriterGareth Mitchell talks to Gillian Foulger of Durham University about HiQuake, the world's largest database of human-induced earthquakes. Professor Foulger and her colleagues have so far compiled close to 750 seismic events for which there are reasonable cases to be made for anthropogenic triggers. Triggers include mining operations, fossil fuel extraction, reservoir filling, skyscraper construction and tunnelling. Among the surprises is the fact that the US state of Oklahoma is more seismically active than California because of quakes and tremors set off by the local oil and gas industry. The theory of plate tectonics is 50 years old. It's...
2017-10-0537 minBBC Inside ScienceNoxious haze over south coast; In Pursuit of Memory book; technosphere; Big Wasp SurveyLast weekend a chemical ‘haze’ on the East Sussex coast saw 150 people needing hospital treatment after something in the air led to streaming eyes, sore throats and nausea. Leading theories so far include a chemical spill from shipping in the English channel, a localised spike in ozone levels and an algal bloom, where algae suddenly proliferate and release harmful gasses. Dr Simon Boxall of the National Oceanography Centre at the University of Southampton tells Gareth Mitchell why he’s favouring the algal bloom theory. We know about extinct species from fossils in rocks. But in the future there...
2017-08-3128 minBBC Inside ScienceEuropean heatwave and climate change, Eugenia Cheng, Next generation batteries for electric cars, Joseph Hooker exhibition.The current heat wave in Europe is proving deadly. High day and night temperatures, coupled with high humidity, can be a very dangerous combination. A new study has calculated the risk of deadly heat on a global basis, and shown that between 48% and 74% of the world's population will be subjected to life-threatening heat and humidity for at least 20 days a year. Ed Hawkins, Professor of Climate Science at the University of Reading, discusses the findings. Gareth also asks BBC weatherman, Darren Betts, whether the recent wave of climate trend animations, or gifs, doing the rounds on social media, are...
2017-08-1028 minBBC Inside ScienceMicrobead impact, Remote animal logging, Royal Society book prize, SurgewatchThe government has announced that tiny pieces of plastic in personal beauty products that end up in the oceans will be banned from sale in the UK.
But given their size how much of a problem are minuscule bits of plastic to marine life? Gareth Mitchell meets Professor Richard Thompson of Plymouth University to uncover the marine biology concerns that have led to the micro bead ban.However much we watch animals in the wild we can't really know what they get up to. Rory Wilson, Professor of Zoology at Swansea University, has found a way to...
2016-09-0829 minBBC Inside ScienceProxima b exoplanet, The Hunt for Vulcan, East Antarctic lakes, Deep sea shark huntingThe nearest habitable world beyond our Solar System might be right on our doorstep . Scientists say their investigations of our closest star, Proxima Centauri, show it to have an Earth-sized planet orbiting about it. What's more, it is moving in a zone that would make liquid water on its surface a possibility. Gareth Mitchell hears from Guillem Anglada-Escudé whose "Pale Red Dot" team made the discovery and discusses what the "earth- like" claims actually mean.The planet hunters of today search for worlds beyond our Solar System. The planet hunters of a century or so ago, were s...
2016-08-2528 min
Dead MediumThe Wedding Tree
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The Wedding Tree is an audacious new radio drama, set in the aftermath of an accident at an Irish nuclear power plant. In the wake of the disaster, fire officer Cian Mitchell is confined to hospital. Tormented by his injuries, Cian finds unlikely comfort in the company of Philips, an elderly English patient. Philips, a retired air force officer, delivers a series of interconnected tales drawing on everything from the golden age of Hollywood to Ireland’s historic mistreatment of women. The play explores mo...
2016-08-1300 min
Gareth StackThe Wedding TreeThe Wedding Tree is an audacious new radio drama, set in the aftermath of an accident at an Irish nuclear power plant. In the wake of the disaster, fire officer Cian Mitchell is confined to hospital. Tormented by his injuries, Cian finds unlikely comfort in the company of Philips, an elderly English patient. Philips, a retired air force officer, delivers a series of interconnected tales drawing on everything from the golden age of Hollywood to Ireland’s historic mistreatment of women. The play explores mortality, storytelling, and the interconnectedness of all things. This is a tensely paced, meditative piece of ra...
2016-08-1342 min
The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds192 - Jackie Mitchell and Babe RuthComedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds examine the teenage girl who made headlines against Babe Ruth. SOURCESTOUR DATES REDBUBBLE MERCH
2016-07-2152 min
Scientists not the ScienceScientists on the Radio (Part 2) – Gareth MitchellGareth Mitchell is both a lecturer in science communication at Imperial College London and also a journalist at the BBC. In part 2 of this interview we talk about Gareth’s route from electrical and electronic engineering into broadcasting. Full show notes:
2016-03-0700 min
Scientists not the ScienceScientists on the Radio (Part 1) – Gareth MitchellGareth Mitchell is a lecturer in science communication at Imperial College London and a BBC journalist. In part 1 we talk about how scientists end up on the radio, and Gareth’s reflections on the science industry. Full Show notes:
2016-02-2300 min
Nakedly Examined Music PodcastNEM#4: Gareth Mitchell: Granular CreativityI bring you the mysterious Gareth Mitchell, a post-rock academic and innovative guitarist who put out two albums of experimental soundscapes under the monicker Philosopher’s Stone and now uses recorded splices of treated guitar (among other things) made into loops to meticulously construct electronic music, as on his upcoming album, 72, written in the wake of the death of his father.
On this episode of the Nakedly Examined Music podcast, we zoom in on this project through the tracks “Circle” and “Decay,” and then revisit more traditional, dreamy singer-songwriter work through “Sovereign,” from his 2012 album Spectre. You’ll also hear a t...
2016-02-151h 17
Discover Most Popular Audiobooks in Fiction, Gay & LesbianJob Hunt Audiobook by Jackie KeswickPlease visit https://fashabooks.com/aff/fashabooks/1210 to download full audiobooks of your choice for free. Title: Job Hunt Author: Jackie Keswick Narrator: Fox Ballard Format: Unabridged Length: 9 hrs and 38 mins Language: English Release date: 02-11-16 Publisher: Dreamspinner Press LLC Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 41 votes Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian Publisher's Summary: You don't greet your new boss dressed like an underage rent boy. But when Jack Horwood - ace hacker and ex-MI6 operative - opens the door to Gareth Flynn, he's too busy to worry over details like that. And anyway, his potential new boss is his former commanding...
2016-02-1104 min
Speaking of Science » Podcast FeedSpeaking to… Gareth MitchellTo start the 2013 interviews, Speaking of Science is proud to have Gareth Mitchell, an expert in radio and science communication to be in the first audio podcast of the Speaking to… series. You can follow Gareth on Twitter at @GarethM or listen to Click on the BBC World Service.The post Speaking to… Gareth Mitchell appeared first on Speaking of Science » Podcast Feed.
2013-01-0713 min
DiscoveryFuture Flight: Prog 1 of 2Gareth Mitchell meets the engineers who will transform the way we fly around the world and finds out what aircraft might look like in the future. Gareth visits the flight gallery at the Science Museum in London with the curator, Dr Andrew Nahum, who shows him how the basic shape of aircraft has hardly changed in 70 years, since the days of the DC3. Andrew Nahum also talks about why Concorde was in service for such a short time. David Caughey, Emeritus Professor of Aeronautical Engineering at Cornell University, points out that the blended wing shaped...
2012-07-2317 min