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The Sewing SocialSewing, Sustainable Fashion and Reinventing Your Career with Nicole AkongSend a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with Nicole Akong, a talented sewer, maker, and content creator, for an inspiring conversation about creativity, career change, and sustainable fashion. Nicole shares her sewing journey from growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, where she first fell in love with making at her mother’s sewing machine, to building a corporate career in London before bravely pivoting towards a more creative life.Nicole opens up about the realities of working in the fashion industry, including the challenges of...
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Drummer MamasSound Advice, Friends with Sticks & the Power of Creating More Drummers — with Bob WynneSend us a textWe’re joined by Bob Wynne — drummer, educator, and advocate for a world filled with more drummers!Bob talks about the idea behind the Evans Sound Advice Room at The UK Drum Show, his upcoming masterclass with Steve White (Feb 23rd), and how his 50/50 teaching roster is helping shape the next generation. He also shares his take on why drum shops need to wake up to the fact that women just get on and buy — and how that mindset could save the industry.We missed some names out who perfor...
2026-02-0941 minThe Sewing SocialSustainable Sewing and Community: Inside Bawn Textiles with Bevan O'DalySend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with Bevan O'Daly, founder of Bawn Textiles, a sustainable fabric shop based in Glasgow, Scotland. Bevan shares her personal journey into sewing, the story behind the name Bawn Textiles, and how community has become the heart of her business.The conversation explores the realities of running a small independent fabric shop, from sourcing ethical and sustainable fabrics to navigating the challenges of retail in the modern textile industry. Bevan also talks about balancing the de...
2026-02-041h 13The Sewing SocialDressmaking, Deadstock and Small Business Challenges with Harriet from Sew Me SunshineSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with Harriet Cleary, founder of Sew Me Sunshine, the much-loved fabric and haberdashery store based in West London. Harriet opens up about her inspiring journey into sewing, from learning the craft to making the bold career leap from nursing to running a creative small business.The conversation explores the power of community in the sewing and dressmaking world, as well as the realities of building a fabric business from the ground up. Harriet shares be...
2026-01-2836 minThe Sewing SocialColourful Sewing, Jumpsuits and Living with Arthritis - Jen Legg's StorySend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social Podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with Jen Legg, a much-loved, colourful sewist and well-known voice in the sewing community. Jen shares her sewing journey, her unmistakable love of sewing and wearing jumpsuits, and how she makes projects that truly work for her lifestyle.The conversation explores the emotional connection we build with our handmade wardrobes, embracing colour and personal style, and sewing with joint pain and arthritis—including the practical adaptations Jen uses to keep making comfortably.They also cha...
2026-01-2129 minThe Sewing SocialA Lifetime of Sewing: Susan Young on Creativity, Colour and CommunitySend us a textIn this inspiring episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with Susan Young, a highly respected figure in the sewing community, to explore her lifelong passion for sewing and fashion. Sue shares her journey from learning to sew as a child to building a successful career in bridal wear, education, and community leadership.Throughout the conversation, Sue reflects on her love of teaching sewing skills, the importance of accurate fabric handling, and why technical knowledge is just as vital as creativity. She also ce...
2026-01-1454 minThe Sewing SocialStitching Stories: Mark Francis on the Sewing Bee, Mental Health and Doctor Who FashionSend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with Mark Francis, a fan-favourite contestant from The Great British Sewing Bee, for an inspiring conversation about creativity, confidence and cloth. Mark traces his sewing journey from early experiments at school to the national spotlight of the Sewing Bee, reflecting on the challenges of the competition and how the experience shaped both his self-belief and creative career.The conversation explores the powerful connection between sewing and mental health, with Mark sharing how making became a source o...
2026-01-0747 minThe Sewing SocialThe Value of Handmade and Shopping Second Hand with Multi Crafter Paige JoannaSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with sewing and upcycling creator Paige Joanna Watts for an inspiring deep-dive into handmade fashion, creativity, and building a craft-based business. Paige shares how she fell in love with sewing, why valuing handmade clothing matters, and what it’s really like working behind the scenes at Friday Pattern Company. We chat about her passion for thrifting and creative upcycling, the projects she’s most excited about right now, and the launch of her adorable doll-making pattern brand...
2025-12-1036 minThe Sewing SocialStitched with Soul: Inside So Sew Dressmaking with Sharlene OldroydSend us a textIn this inspiring episode, host Gemma Daly sits down with Sharlene, founder of SO Sew Dressmaking, to dive into her creative journey — from a childhood surrounded by sewing to building a thriving dressmaking business and teaching community classes.Sharlene talks about how her skills have evolved over the years, the challenges and triumphs of pattern drafting, and the excitement of launching her very own sewing pattern line. She also shares her thoughts on developing personal style, the power of a supportive sewing community, and the joy that comes from con...
2025-12-0348 minThe Sewing SocialStitching a New Path - The Story Behind Hey Sew Sister with Georgie LiSend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social Podcast, host Gemma Daly sits down with Georgie Li, the creative force behind Hey Sew Sister, a thriving online fabric shop loved by sewists around the world. Georgie opens up about her inspiring journey, from learning to sew as a child, to leaving behind a career in law, to building a successful, natural fibre focused sewing business.Listeners will hear Georgie talk candidly about the challenges that shaped her skills, including sewing her own jeans, creating her wedding dress, and navigating the l...
2025-11-2629 minThe Sewing SocialWe Sew Too - The Movement Behind the Maker with Clive BruderSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, accomplished sewist and industry advocate Clive Bruder opens up about his powerful journey in the world of sewing and fashion. He talks candidly about navigating a female-dominated industry as a male sewist and the barriers he’s worked to break down along the way.Clive shares the motivation behind his influential movements We Sew Too and Boys Sew Too, both created to champion diversity, inclusivity, and visibility for underrepresented makers in the sewing community.He also offers a...
2025-11-1945 minThe Sewing SocialMenopause Makes and Crafting Change with Jenni Smith and Kay WalshSend us a text🎙️ In this inspiring episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, host Gemma Daly chats with Jenni Smith and Kay Walsh — the creative duo from Ilkley, West Yorkshire — whose friendship blossomed into a thriving partnership in the world of sewing and quilting.Jenni and Kay share how their love of fabric and creativity led them to build a supportive sewing community and launch exciting projects that bring people together through craft. They also open up about their latest book, Menopause Makes, which uses sewing to spark honest conversations about women’s health and e...
2025-11-1235 minThe Sewing SocialThe Art Of Quilting And Creative Events with Kat MolesworthSend us a textJoin us this week for an inspiring conversation with Kat Molesworth — master quilter, creative event curator, and passionate maker. Kat takes us through her journey from her early career in the creative industry to mastering the art of quilting. She opens up about the challenges and triumphs of her sewing journey, her work bringing creative communities together through events, and the joy she finds in every stitch. Packed with insights, stories, and heartfelt advice, this episode is a must-listen for quilters, makers, and anyone inspired by creativity and community.
2025-11-0527 minThe Sewing SocialSustainable Sewing, Conscious Choices and Small Business Life with Rosie from Sew Eco FabricsSend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social Podcast, host Gemma Daly chats with Rosie, the creative mind behind Sew Eco Fabrics — a beautiful small business championing sustainability in the sewing world. 🌿Rosie opens up about her journey from retail to running her own eco fabric shop, the highs and hurdles of small business life, and why conscious consumer choices matter more than ever. She also shares practical sewing tips, insights into choosing sustainable fabrics, and an exciting look at what’s next for Sew Eco — from innovative subscription boxes to upcoming market ap...
2025-10-2930 minThe Sewing SocialBias Binding and Body Positivity with Laura from The Specky SeamstressSend us a textIn this insightful episode of the Sewing Social podcast, we chat with Laura, also known as The Specky Seamstress, about her journey into sewing, growing her skills, and turning her passion into a thriving business specialising in colourful bias binding.Laura shares how sewing has supported her mental well-being, how she juggles her creative work with family life, and what exciting projects are on the horizon.We also dive into the challenges of promoting size inclusivity in the sewing world.Whether you're a curious beginner or a...
2025-10-2239 minDrummer MamasHe’s arrived! Will Daly Part 2 – dad-hood, drum school and baby cinema datesSend us a textOur episode last week was recorded with Will Daly as he and his wife were days orhours before becoming first-time parents. This time, we speak to Will a few weeksafter the birth of this son. How did it all go?! What has been the reality for Will andhis new family as he goes back to work as a self-employed musician and drumteacher? And has becoming a dad changed his outlook on life and work?Will Daly:Instagram:Instagram.com/willdrumsdaly
2025-10-2054 minThe Sewing SocialSewing for Confidence and Community with Melanie KeaneSend us a textThis week, host Gemma Daly chats with the inspiring and down-to-earth Melanie Keane, a passionate sewist whose journey started with patchwork and led to something truly powerful.Mel opens up about how sewing became more than just a hobby—it became a way to build confidence, create community, and support vulnerable women through her incredible Lighthouse sewing project. 🌟They also dive into the buzz around the Sew-Fizz-Teacated event (yes, there will be bubbles involved 🍾) and explore the joy that comes from making something with your own two hands.It’s a...
2025-10-1526 minDrummer MamasBaby incoming! Will Daly Part 1: pre-baby plans for balancing parenthood with drum teachingSend us a textAt any moment now, Will Daly and his wife are about to become first-time parents!What will being a dad mean for Will and his drum teaching school? As a self-employed musician, are there any plans or practical steps that he’s taken to cover his job in the weeks after the birth? Drummer Mamas have an unusual take on parenthood with this before-birth episode; next week we catch up with Will soon after the birth to find out how things went, and if plans changed!Catch Will Daly at...
2025-10-1337 minThe Sewing Social"I Sewed Myself Happy" with Debbie from This Mummy SewsSend us a text*Please note there is a trigger warning on this episode*In this powerful episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, we sit down with Debbie Marsden as she shares her moving journey through grief and healing, and how sewing became her lifeline. After the devastating loss of her baby, Debbie found solace at her sewing machine, sparking not only personal transformation but also a thriving business built around handmade children's clothing and supporting other mothers through sewing. We dive into the emotional depths of her story, the strength fo...
2025-10-0844 minThe Sewing SocialWhy Sewing Matters: Tony Rea Talks Mental Health, Community and CreativitySend us a textIn this inspiring and heartfelt episode, we sit down with Tony Rea — a self-taught sewist who picked up a needle and thread at age 50 and stitched his way to the Sewing Bee final. Tony shares how sewing became not just a creative outlet, but a therapeutic lifeline, opening doors he never imagined.From behind-the-scenes moments on the show to his bold personal style, Tony talks about the joy of making, and why he’s on a mission to get more men sewing. Plus, he gives us a glimpse into what’...
2025-10-0139 minThe Sewing SocialExploring Natural Dyes and Textile Art with Jess ChanSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Gemma Daly sits down with textile designer and natural dye expert Jess Chan for a vibrant conversation full of creativity and inspiration. Jess opens up about her artistic journey, from the sparks that first ignited her passion to the path that led her to teaching and working with naturally dyed textiles. She dives into the beauty and complexity of natural dyes, busts some common myths, and explains how she thoughtfully sources her materials. Jess also shares stories from her eye...
2025-09-2436 minThe Sewing SocialFrom Sewing Bee to Sewing Boss with Jen Hogg from JeneratesSend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social, host Gemma sits down with Jen — a self-taught sewist, small business owner, and familiar face from The Great British Sewing Bee. Jen shares her inspiring journey from learning to sew at home to building a thriving business rooted in creativity, innovation, and sustainable values.Together, they explore the realities of competing on national TV, the challenges and joys of running a handmade business, and the power of community in the sewing world. Jen also introduces her line of thoughtfully designed sewi...
2025-09-1732 minThe Sewing SocialFrom Hobby to Hustle: How Hayley Built Sew Hayley Jane & Thready Set GoSend us a textIn this engaging episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, we chat with Hayley, founder of two beloved sewing brands: the popular subscription box Sew Hayley Jane and her latest creative venture, Thready Set Go. Hayley shares how her lifelong passion for sewing evolved into launching successful sewing businesses that inspire makers around the world.We dive into what it takes to build a successful creative business, the behind-the-scenes of running a sewing subscription box, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. Hayley also talks about the importance of...
2025-09-1026 minThe Sewing SocialSew Organised with Laura from Thread PegsSend us a textIn this inspiring episode of The Sewing Social Podcast, we sit down with maker and entrepreneur Laura Ter Kuile from Thread Pegs, whose journey from passionate sewist to successful small business owner is full of creativity, resilience, and community spirit.Laura shares how a love for sewing turned into a thriving business specialising in handmade sewing storage solutions and custom tools — including her beautifully crafted wooden spool holders. She opens up about the challenges and breakthroughs of building a product-based brand, the joy of connecting with other makers, and how mending wo...
2025-09-0324 minThe Sewing SocialSewing, Socials and You-Tube with Tamlyn from Sewn On The TyneSend us a textIn this inspiring episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly chats with the ever-creative Tamlyn, better known online as Sewn On The Tyne.From picking up her first sewing pattern to becoming a beloved YouTuber and full-time content creator, Tamlyn shares her incredible journey with warmth and honesty.Together, they explore the therapeutic power of sewing, the triumphs and trials behind each stitch, and why the sewing community is one of the most supportive out there. Tamlyn opens up about leaving her teaching career to p...
2025-08-2736 minThe Sewing SocialHandcrafting Leather Luxury with Karrie from Priestleys Leather GoodsSend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social Podcast, we're joined by Karrie, co-founder of Priestleys Leather Goods, who takes us on a rich and inspiring journey into the art of leather crafting. With roots in art and fashion, Karrie shares how she and her husband, James, turned their creative vision into a sustainable, small-batch leather business that values craftsmanship, community, and conscious design.We dive into what makes handcrafted leather goods so special — from the slow, detailed process behind each piece to the thoughtful materials they choose. Karrie opens up about th...
2025-08-2034 minThe Sewing SocialStitching Sustainably with Tanya from Bornella FabricsSend us a textIn this inspiring episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly chats with Tanya Brooman, the creative force behind Bornella Fabrics. Tanya opens up about her journey into sewing, what sparked her love for sustainable textiles, and how that passion blossomed into a thriving small business. She shares the ups and downs of running a fabric shop with purpose, the magic of connecting with like-minded makers at sewing festivals, and the powerful sense of community that stitches the sewing world together.KeyTakeawaysTanya Brooman...
2025-08-1355 minThe Sewing SocialMending Matters with Clothing Repairs Artist Gay from Lived In ClothesSend us a textIn this vibrant episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Gemma Daly sits down with the brilliant Gay, founder of Lived In, to explore the creative world of clothing repair and the powerful movement behind it.Gay takes us on a journey through her love for sewing, her deep-rooted passion for sustainability, and the transformative art of visible mending—especially using the striking Japanese technique of Sashiko. With stories from her own path and the students she mentors, she busts common myths about repairs, champions the beauty of vintage clothing, and...
2025-08-0631 minThe Sewing SocialSewing Patterns for Every Body with Emma from Cinnamon Daisy StudioSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly interviews Emma, the founder of Cinnamon Daisy, a brand known for its size-inclusive sewing patterns. Emma opens up about her journey from struggling with sewing to rediscovering her passion during the pandemic. They discuss the role of sustainability in sewing pattern design, the challenges of running a small business, and the joy of empowering the sewing community.Emma also shares her design philosophy, focused on body inclusivity and comfort, along with exciting plans for new collaborations an...
2025-07-3025 minThe Sewing SocialLabel of Love: Sewing Label Design with Victoria from Little Rosy CheeksSend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social Podcast, we dive into the inspiring journey of Victoria Nutt, the creative force behind Little Rosy Cheeks. Discover how Victoria transformed her passion for sewing into a thriving business, creating woven labels and children's sewing patterns. From her early influences of a crafty family to the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship, Victoria shares her story of resilience and creativity. Tune in to learn how Little Rosy Cheeks became a beacon of positivity and empowerment in the sewing community.
2025-07-2341 minThe Sewing SocialRooted in Creativity - Fabric Design with Carly from Roo-tidSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Carly, the designer and owner of Rootid Fabrics, shares her journey from a creative background to establishing her own fabric design business. She discusses the importance of sustainability in her work, the design process behind her collections, and the challenges of running a small business. Carly also emphasises the significance of community and connection through sewing, revealing her plans for future workshops and exclusive fabric collections.Key takeaways:Carly's journey began with a passion fo...
2025-07-1625 minThe Sewing SocialFabric of the Community with Kayleigh from Fleur et OursSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Kayleigh shares her journey from a self-taught sewist to the owner of a fabric shop, Fleur et Ours. She discusses her early influences, the challenges of understanding fabrics as a beginner, and the emotional connection to her fabric both in the shop and her personal stash. Kayleigh emphasises the importance of community in sewing, the ethos of using natural fibres, and the significance of creating safe spaces for sewists. She also reveals her plans for the future of her bus...
2025-07-091h 06
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkCat managementThere's currently a lot of discussion about how to effectively manage cats in Australia, for many reasons including safeguarding our native wildlife, and also to ensure cats are kept safe and responsibly cared for. A big part of the conversation is how to manage 'stray' or unowned domestic cats. Often misunderstood, stray cats are a relatively small group compared to owned cats or feral cats, they are an important part of the issue as they may interact with both groups with potential risk of unplanned litters or spread of diseases, and for the unowned cats themselves the w...
2025-07-0216 minThe Sewing SocialBeyond The Bee with What Vicki MadeSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Vicki of What Vicki Made, shares her extensive sewing journey, from her childhood experiences with her grandmother's sewing machine to becoming a semi-finalist on The Sewing Bee. She discusses her favourite projects, the importance of fit in sewing, and her creative process in designing fabric collections. Vicki also reflects on her experiences on The Sewing Bee, offering insights into the application process and behind-the-scenes moments. The conversation wraps up with a quick-fire round of questions and Vicki's advice for aspiring sewing en...
2025-07-0242 minThe Sewing SocialStitch Don't Shop: My Handmade Wardrobe with Amelia Ellen SewsSend us a textIn this episode of The Sewing Social, the host Gemma Daly interviews Amelia from Amelia Ellen Sews, exploring her journey in sewing, favourite patterns, crafting preferences, and the importance of community support in the sewing world. Amelia shares her experiences with upcycling, sustainable fashion, and her teaching journey, while also discussing her future projects and aspirations in the crafting space.Key Takeaways: Amelia's favourite colour is pink, reflecting her vibrant personality.She enjoys sewing with viscose linen and cotton for their versatility.The patchwork bow dress is h...
2025-06-2526 minThe Sewing SocialSew Colourful with Chelsie from Radiantly MeSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Chelsie, a colour consultant, shares her journey from nursing to colour analysis. She explains the principles of colour analysis, the process of consultations, and the science behind colour theory. Chelsie discusses how understanding one's colours can lead to more sustainable fashion choices and enhance personal style. The conversation also touches on Chelsie's sewing journey, her recent awards, and her future plans in the industry.Key Takeaways:Chelsie is a colour consultant based in Loughborough.She transitioned from a 15-year...
2025-06-1833 minThe Sewing SocialFilm Set to Sewing Studio with Emma from Studio 7T7Send us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Emma from Studio 7T7 shares her journey from working in the film industry, specifically in creature costume design, to becoming a bag-making designer and community curator. She discusses her experiences on iconic films like Harry Potter and Star Wars, the challenges faced in the film industry, and how her passion for sewing led her to create unique bag patterns. Emma emphasises the importance of problem-solving in her work and the joy of teaching others the skills she has acquired over the ye...
2025-06-1154 minThe Sewing SocialCrafting Wellness with Rachel BearnSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Gemma Daly interviews Rachel Bearn, who shares her journey into slow living and crafting whilst facing chronic illness. Rachel discusses the healing power of handmade crafts, her commitment to sustainability, and the physical and mental health benefits of engaging in creative activities. She also offers insights into managing crafting with chronic illness, her self-taught journey into sewing and knitting, and the positive impact of social media in the crafting community. Rachel reveals her upcoming projects, including her first book tha...
2025-06-0434 minThe Sewing SocialHigh-end Handmade with Hetty from the Modern Sewing Co.Send us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Gemma Daly interviews Hetty, the founder of Modern Sewing Co. a sewing pattern designer with a background in tailored fashion.We explore how her love for quality finishing and precision has shaped her approach to home sewing - proving that handmade can be every bit as polished as designer. Whether you're sewing for everyday or aiming for couture level detail, this conversation will inspire you to elevate your makes. Key take aways: Hetty launched her fir...
2025-05-2833 minThe Sewing SocialTextile Activism with Abigail Wastie from Thread of LifeSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Abigail Wastie (Thread of Life) shares her journey from a textile artist to a textile activist and educator. She discusses her passion for sustainable fashion, the importance of asking questions about textile production, and her experiences teaching vulnerable youth about sustainable practices. Abigail also highlights her projects, including a sustainable school uniform initiative and community events focused on ethical fashion. Throughout the conversation, she emphasises the need for a shift in mindset towards sustainability in both personal and community practices....
2025-05-2132 minThe Sewing SocialBreaking the Bias: Men who sew with Adam SewsSend us a textPlease note this episode was recorded in February 2025.In this episode of the Sewing Social, the host Gemma Daly engages in a lively conversation with Adam, a passionate male sewist known for his love of Tula Pink fabrics. They explore Adam's journey in the sewing community, discussing the challenges he faces as a male in a predominantly female space, the upcoming QuiltCon event, and the need for more diverse male patterns in sewing. Adam shares insights into his bag pattern designs, including the creative process behind his latest release, the Acorn...
2025-05-1441 minThe Sewing SocialThe perfect fit with Lottie from Wild Orchard SewingSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast hosted by Gemma Daly, Lottie Leigh-Gough shares her sewing journey from beginner to expert, focusing on the importance of fitting and pattern cutting. She discusses the emotional connections women have with their bodies and how fitting can empower them. Lottie also introduces her online courses, the Completely Custom Festival, and her mindful sewing sessions, which merge her Buddhist values with her passion for sewing. She reflects on her business evolution from a fabric shop to teaching online, overcoming imposter syndrome, and her future plans.
2025-05-1437 minThe Sewing SocialSustainability in Sewing with Polina from Good FabricSend us a textIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Polina, founder of Good Fabric, shares her journey into entrepreneurship, the challenges of running a sustainable fabric business, and her views on sustainability in the textile industry. She discusses the importance of eco-friendly practices, debunks myths about ethical fabrics, and offers practical advice for sustainable sewing. The conversation also touches on the evolving relationship between ethical fabrics and fast fashion, as well as Polina's aspirations for the future of her business. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of fast fashion, discussing...
2025-05-1457 min
Notes from a Ghost 👻 - A Storytelling Podcast42. Gemma - Author, publisher, wellbeing specialistGemma Holgate is an author, ghostwriter, journalist, publisher, and wellbeing specialist. She is the author of Connected: The 12 Ways of Wellbeing for a Holistically Healthy Life.
Her second book, Where your Book Begins, comes out in May of this year.
NOTES FROM A GHOST is a podcast about stories and the people who tell them.
My name is Charles Daly, and I’m a ghostwriter. If you have an epic story, I’d love to hear it. You can find me at Dalyprose.com or on Linkedin.
2025-01-1437 min
Foul Play: A Historical True Crime PodcastS33 Bonus #1: The Zodiac: Melvin Belli - "Please Help Me"In this bonus episode we dive into a haunting chapter of the Zodiac killer saga when the notorious serial killer directly reaches out for help through a dramatic interaction with famed attorney Melvin Belli. On October 22, 1969, in an audacious move, the Zodiac demanded Belli appear on a popular morning TV show, igniting a series of events filled with hope and deception. The episode unravels this bizarre engagement through the lens of Belli and the call-in show, capturing the tense exchanges and the desperate pleas of a caller identifying himself as 'Sam,' claiming to suffer from unbearable headaches since...
2024-04-2212 min
ON BOYS PodcastAdvocating for BoysAdvocating for boys is one way to help boys and men thrive.At present, there are no governmental commissions working on behalf of boys and men in the United States. Not at the federal level & not at the state level. Even though boys lag behind girls in academic achievement and boys & men experience suicide, murder, drug & alcohol addiction, homelessness, incarceration, & early death at disproportionately high rates. And even though there are multiple commissions dedicated to addressing & advancing the needs of girls and women.Blair Daly, founder of the Washington Initiative for Boys & Men (WIBM) is wo...
2024-04-1842 min
SpectralThe Popobawa A.K.A. The Night Demon of TanzaniaStarting in 1965, residents of Tanzania and Zanzibar reported being attacked and haunted by a mysterious bat-winged figure. The demonic spirit was soon named the Popobawa, winged-bat in Swahili, to describe what its victims saw before they were attacked. The Popobawa has deep cultural, societal, and maybe even political roots, using times of fear and unrest to strike. After hundreds of attacks, mass hysteria, and way too much pig lard, the origin of the Popobawa is still a mystery. But one thing is certain: never deny its existence.
Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts...
2023-12-0844 min
Adam and Ben (New and Selected)42. Happy Gilmore with Gemma RobocopLucien and Shane are joined by Gemma Robocop to discuss Adam Sandler's (inaccurately) most beloved comedy... 1996's Happy Gilmore! We discuss golf movies, Julie Bowen and the cast of Modern Family, and Sandler and Stiller's first on-screen collaboration.
2023-10-2247 min
Punto MuertoBono - Stories Of SurrenderEl cantante y líder de mis queridos U2, Bono, acaba de editar su libro de memorias "Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story".
Bono usa canciones de U2 como títulos para los capítulos del libro, usándolos como base para contar la historia de su vida, que lógicamente toca a su banda, así como a su activismo social y político.
El libro está teniendo excelentes reseñas, con un Bono que habla a corazón abierto, revelando algunas cuestiones que incluso los mayores fans de U2 no conocían, como por ejemplo una operación de casi 8 horas de su corazó...
2022-12-122h 02
Fits with the FounderFittin' For TwoOn this week's episode, Nick and Cassie talk all the news from TMRW Golf and the latest version of The Match, and ponder the question: should you be fit for more than one of the same club? PLUS: Yea or nays, Patrick Reed's lawsuits, and Nick's peeves.
(00:00-05:02) It's November and the weather is weirdly warm + TMRW Golf's list of investors is STACKED
(05:03-08:05) Tiger + Rory vs. JT + Jordan and Bernhard Langer might be the Champions Tour GOAT
(08:06-12:42) Gemma Dryburgh is the 11th first-time winner on the LPGA Tour this year and...
2022-11-1159 min
Tango Alpha Lima PodcastEpisode 98: Tango Alpha Lima: "Jungle Combat" with retired U.S. Marine Corps Col. John "Ace" AstleIN THE NEWS
CV makes a guest appearance, and he and Ashley get excited for 100 Miles for Hope and the Boston Tough Ruck.
THIS WEEK'S GUEST
Jeff and Ashley spend time with retired U.S. Marine Corps Col. John "Ace" Astle, talking about his new book, "Jungle Combat: A Combat Pilot’s Tape Recorded Transcripts from Vietnam 1968-1969," as well as a lifetime of expereiences that included his service in the military - including a tour in Vietnam and a tour as a Marine One Presidential helicopter pilot, law enforcement, and the Maryland General Assembly.
2022-03-2953 min
The Teacher Cast#22: Enhancing students' daily exerciseGlen, the owner of Daly Exercise chats to me on this episode about his app 'Daly Exercise+' and how it helps students fitness and physical development both in the classroom and at home. Glen has been running workshops in schools now for a number of years and has a very strong passion for teaching PE and children's fitness. This episode is not to be missed!
Find Glen:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dalyexercise/?hl=en
Website: https://www.dalyexercise.ie
Find Hayley:
Instagram (@theteacherstudent): https://www.instagram.com/t...
2022-03-2846 min
John Tapp RacingEpisode 344: Mat RueGreat to catch up with Bathurst based harness horseman Mat Rue who at age 32 is already nearing 1000 career driving wins. He begins by acknowledging the brilliant win by his favourite Fouroeight in the recent Shirley Turnbull Memorial.
Mat talks of his admiration for Fouroeight who shattered his pelvis as a 3YO. Mat says the gelding’s attitude to racing is astonishing.
He talks of a handful of special horses who saved his sanity during Fouroeight’s long absence.
Mat looks back on his early life at Canowindra and his obsession with standardbreds from an e...
2022-01-1852 min
The Making of an AutocratClimate Fight part 4: the youth movement grows upLocked out of conferences and company boardrooms, young people have tried to influence the international response to the climate crisis with strikes and protests. In part four of Climate Fight, the world's biggest negotiation, we explore what effect this youth activism has, and where the movement will go next.Featuring Harriet Thew, researcher in climate change governance at the University of Leeds, who speaks to youth climate activist Abel Harvie-Clark about his experiences. And Lynda Dunlop, a senior lecturer in science education at the University of York.The Climate Fight podcast series is...
2021-10-2732 min
For All Mum KindFor All Mum Kind Play with Gemma Daly • The Way We PlayOn this, the final episode of series four of the For All Mum Kind podcast, I continue my chat with teacher, Montessori and respectful parent and mum of four Gemma Daly. This conversation is all about play and I hope you find it as interesting as I did.
Gemma has taken the knowledge she gained from being in the teaching profession and turned it into a successful YouTube channel called The Hidden Gem. Her tips and techniques on how to play with your child and how to turn the ordinary into interesting are utterly invaluable. It may be something as...
2021-07-2539 minFor All Mum KindFor All Mum Kind with Gemma Daly • The Way We PlayThis week on the podcast I chat with teacher, Montessori and respectful parent, mum of four Gemma Daly.
2020 for Gemma was the best and worst year of her life. She gave birth to triplets and was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.
Gemma shares with me her path to pregnancy. Following two miscarriages and an irregular monthly cycle Gemma took it upon herself to have a fertility investigation. She had her son Oscar but trying to conceive now was more difficult. After the investigation she learned that she had low AMH level, low egg count and was recommended for IVF.
However, Gemma con...
2021-07-1856 min
DCUfmNews and Current Affair Show Nominee: Most UnParliamentary LanguageProduced by Michael Culloty, Eimear Kelly, Lucien Waugh-Daly, and Gemma Robot Ham. News and Current Affair Show nominee at Hybrids 2019.
2019-04-2313 min
Enjoy Amazing Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Contemporary WomenThe Other Side of the Story: British Book Awards Author of the Year 2022 by Marian KeyesPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/234047 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Other Side of the Story: British Book Awards Author of the Year 2022 Author: Marian Keyes Narrator: Niamh Daly Format: Abridged Audiobook Length: 4 hours 15 minutes Release date: September 1, 2005 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.75 of Total 8 Genres: Contemporary Women Publisher's Summary: The audiobook adaptation of Marian Keyes' No.1 bestseller, The Other Side of the Story, read by Niamh Daly. The agent: Jojo, a high-flying literary agent on the up, has just made a very bad career move: she's jumped into bed with her married boss Mark... The bestseller: Jojo's sweet-natured...
2005-09-0105 min