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Crime Time FMTANIA MALIK In Person With PaulTANIA MALIK chats to Paul about her novel, just out in the UK, HOPE YOU ARE SATISFIED, Dubai, the immigrant experience, spooks, smugglers and tourists.HOPE YOU ARE SATISFIED: 1990. Twenty-five-year-old Riya works for Discover Arabia, a tour guide company in the far-flung outpost of Dubai. In the months leading up to the first Gulf War, the city's iconic skyline and global reputation are just a gleam in developers' eyes. For Riya, it's a desert purgatory that spreads out between her family back home in India and her unknown future.As...2025-02-2550 min
What's Your Stori?Episode 18 - Lydia FashamIn this episode of What's Your Story?, we chat with Lydia Fasham, founder of Henler, an innovative consultancy that helps organisations master their "people stuff."
From Hampshire roots to calling Wales her home, Lydia shares her incredible journey of fostering meaningful connections, navigating life's curveballs, and turning challenges into opportunities.
⏱ Time-Stamps for the Episode:
00:00:00 Meet Lydia Fasham!
00:01:00 Learning Welsh: Lydia’s journey to embracing the Welsh language.
00:02:30 Life in Swansea: How Lydia fell in love with South Wales.
00:05:00 Lydia’s Origin Story: Growing up in Ham...2025-01-2444 min
What's Your Stori?Episode 08 - Peri SophosPeri Sophos is a successful property investor who has made an incredible journey from Johannesburg, South Africa, to financial freedom in the UK.
Peri shares the highs and lows of his life, including the challenges of growing up in South Africa, his early career in hospitality, and how he transitioned into IT and property investment.
He also opens up about a life-threatening health scare that reshaped his perspective and pushed him to live his dream life. This episode is filled with inspiring lessons on resilience, creative finance, and the power of real estate.
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Crime Time FMPAUL VIDICH & CHARLES CUMMING In Person With PaulPAUL VIDICH & CHARLES CUMMING chat to Paul Burke about their latest novels BEIRUT STATION and KENNEDY 35 respectively. The Cold War, the luminal space, inherently political.BEIRUT STATION Lebanon, 2006. The Israel–Hezbollah war is tearing Beirut apart and the country is on the brink of chaos.The CIA and Mossad are targeting a reclusive Hezbollah terrorist. They turn to young Lebanese-American CIA agent, Analise, who has the perfect plan. However, Analise begins to suspect that Mossad has a motive of its own.She alerts the agency bu...2024-02-071h 14
Radio YesCymruFrom Côte d'Ivoire to Cymru - Joseff Gnagbo campaiging for Cymraeg and indywales, 14/11/23. Series 5 Episode 28Joseff Gnagbo is the new Chair of Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg (the Welsh Language Society - the radical pressure group which fought and won language status like roadsigns, S4C and Welsh language laws). But Joseff isn't Welsh - he's a journalist and academic and political activist from Côte d'Ivoire in west Africa who was given political asylum and found himself in Cardiff in 2018. In the capital he learnt Welsh and now teaches Welsh as a second language to adults - including asylum seekers. He spoke to Siôn Jobbins of Radio YesCymru about his life in Wales, his su...2023-11-1434 min
The Shipwreck ArchivesA Meager Jubilee on the Aden (1897)“It will scarcely be believed that the island, which is a British dependency, is absolutely unlighted…Some seven years since I was speaking on the subject to Captain Conlan, then of the Orient Company’s ship Orizaba, who said ‘there will never be a light on Socotra until a P and O ship is wrecked there,’” opinion piece written to the London Times, 1897. Captain Conlan proved to be incorrect, the wreck of a P and O ship did not result in a lighthouse being built, though it did make more people call for one.
Ship Name: Aden
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CyberWire DailyA new joint advisory from the US and Australia. BackConnect evolution. Cl0p counts coup. Ransomware trends. DDoS for influence. It’s “dot-mil,” Nigel.A joint warning on IDOR vulnerabilities. IcedID’s BackConnect protocol evolves over one year. Cl0p claims to have accessed data from another Big Four accounting firm. Ransomware victims increased significantly in 2023. Cyberattacks support influence operations. Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology Anne Neuberger joins us to discuss the Biden Administration's recent cyber initiatives. Eric Goldstein, Executive Assistant Director at CISA, looks at cybersecurity performance goals. And spelling counts.For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing:https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/12/143...2023-07-2831 min
Off-Farm IncomeOFI 1731: Why Do Bad Guys Drive Into Farm Fields?Tip Of The Week Do you insure your hay and other feed? Rural Crime In The U.S. https://www.texarkanagazette.com/news/2023/may/30/deputies-arrest-man-in-horse-pasture-after/ https://www.fox19.com/2023/05/31/stolen-cincinnati-school-bus-chased-into-indiana-cornfield-suspect-custody/ https://www.nwahomepage.com/news/cobblestone-farms-dealing-with-string-of-thefts/ Across The Pond, Down Under And Up Above https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/23547232.animal-activists-hand-sandringham-theft/ https://www.wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/23555533.huntingdonshire-four-agricultural-gps-system-thefts-month-may/ https://nation.cymru/news/rural-communities-in-wales-targeted-by-cross-border-criminals/ Africa https://www.iol.co.za/sport/rugby/fight-back-and-well-kill-your-children-former-springbok-hooker-lukas-van-biljon-stabbed-in-farm-robbery-2a42e37c-b5f6-455...2023-06-0327 min
Social Impact PioneersFood security and climate change, with Aled Jones, NFU CymruPlanting trees can cause social harm. The simplest solutions are so often the best ones, but not always. Take climate change – we have put too much carbon into the atmosphere. The planet’s main mechanism to take carbon from the atmosphere is trees – so the solution to climate change is tree planting. Right?! Not necessarily, if it means families lose their homes and food is taken out of production. This podcast unpacks the complexities of food security and climate change - their interwoven dependancies and knock on affects to poverty.
Hear from Social Impact Pioneer Aled Jones. Aled is an eighth...2022-12-1247 min
Hub Cymru Africa PodcastVaughan Gething MS | Hub Cymru Africa Podcast | Episode 9Cath Moulogo is joined by Wahura Kabutha, the Communications Officer at the Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel, a partner organisation of Hub Cymru Africa's.
In this episode, Wahura interviews Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Economy in the Welsh Government and Labour & Co-operative Member of the Senedd for Cardiff South and Penarth. They discuss his upbringing, his work in politics and the skills needed to be a Minister, which were tested to the full during the Covid-19 Pandemic when he became a familiar face and voice in Wales as Minister for Health and Social Services.
Vaughan Gething MS2022-11-1843 minHub Cymru Africa PodcastReframing the Narrative | Hub Cymru Africa Podcast | Episode 8Earlier this year, Hub Cymru Africa and Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel held a photography competition as part of our ongoing "Reframing the Narrative" campaign. It was judged by photographers with links to both Wales and Africa: Takura Aldridge Nyamowa, Glenn Edwards and Justice Kalebe.
In this podcast, Faith Israel, Diaspora and Inclusion Officer at Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel, is joined by Takura Aldridge Nyamowa, one of the photography competition judges. They discuss informed consent and its many facets within photography from the perspective of both small groups and Non-Governmental Organisations.
Takura is an architectural designer and portrait...2022-11-1148 minHub Cymru Africa PodcastSSAP Youth Leadership Network | Solidari-Tea Podcast | Episode 7Emina Redzepovic, Campaign Coordinator for The Case for Global Solidarity, is joined by SSAP Youth Leadership Network Officer and social justice activist Billy Mazoya, and SSAP Project Coordinator, textile designer and climate justice activist Ophelia Dos Santos.
They discuss Hub Cymru Africa's commissioned research into levels of engagement in Wales with global solidarity, how it compares with their own lived experiences, and the role that social networks can play.
This is part of the Hub Cymru Africa podcast series that are being recorded with support from the Welsh Government and the FCDO Small Charities Challenge...2022-10-1833 minHub Cymru Africa PodcastFair Trade Wales | Solidari-Tea Podcast | Episode 6Claire O'Shea, Head of Partnership at Hub Cymru Africa, is joined by Aileen Burmeister, Head of Fair Trade Wales, to discuss the importance of Fairtrade amidst a changing climate and a cost of living crisis.
Hub Cymru Africa recently commissioned YouGov and the Development Engagement Lab to conduct research into levels of engagement in Wales with global solidarity. It found that 34% of people in Wales (3% higher than in the rest of Great Britain) have purchased or boycotted goods within the last 12 months based on the product or company’s engagement with global poverty.
This is par...2022-09-2836 minHub Cymru Africa PodcastWales — A Caring Nation? | Solidari-Tea Podcast | Episode 5Emina Redzepovic, Campaign Coordinator for The Case for Global Solidarity, is joined by her Hub Cymru Africa colleague Claire O'Shea, Head of Partnership, who commissioned YouGov and the Development Engagement Lab to research levels of engagement in Wales with global solidarity.
Here, Emina and Claire discuss the research and its findings. They look at the data obtained by YouGov, what it shows about different levels of engagement between Wales and the rest of the UK, and how it could help the global solidarity sector in Wales to develop more effective communication strategies.
This is part...2022-08-3027 minHub Cymru Africa PodcastPositionality | Power and Privilege Podcast | Episode 4Cath Moulogo is joined by her Hub Cymru Africa colleague Faith Israel from Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel, who has been exploring the idea of positionality with Tina Ajuonuma from The Better Org and Claire O'Shea from Hub Cymru Africa.
Here, Faith interviews them about their understanding of positionality, how it shapes the attitudes of individuals and organisations, and how it relates to dynamics of power and privilege within the global solidarity sector.
This is part of the Hub Cymru Africa podcast series that are being recorded with support from the Welsh Government and the FCDO Small C...2022-08-1144 min
Crime Time FMGORDON KERR In Person With PaulGORDON KERR author of BRITISH TRAITORS: Betrayal & Treachery in the Twentieth Century chats to Paul Burke about soy hysteria pre-WWI, the men and women who betrayed their country for money and ideology, The Cambridge spies, Lord Haw Haw and George Blake, not to mention his novel A Partisan Heart. BRITISH TRAITORS Capital punishment for murder was suspended in Great Britain in 1965, an Act finally made permanent in 1969, but remained as the punishment for treason until as recently as 1998, demonstrating how seriously we take the crime of betraying your country. But even with the threat of the noose...2022-07-1549 minHub Cymru Africa PodcastWomen in Wales and Africa | Hub Cymru Africa Podcast | Episode 3Cath Moulogo is joined by her Hub Cymru Africa colleague Beth Kidd who has been exploring what solidarity means to women and the barriers faced by women and girls with two excellent guests, Sunshine Komusana from Akina Mama Wa Afrika and Joanna Jonas from Nairasha Legal Support.
This is part of a series of podcasts that are being recorded with support from the Welsh Government’s Wales and Africa Programme.
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Crime Time FMHEATHER YOUNG & PETER MURPHY In Person With PaulIn 2 separate interviews authors Heather Young THE DISTANT DEAD and Peter Murphy TO BECOME AN OUTLAW discuss their new novels. Heather Young is author of two novels, The Lost Girls and THE DISTANT DEAD (EDGAR NOMINATED). Heather lives with her family in Mill Valley, California.THE DISTANT DEAD: A body burns in the desert... Does the boy who found it know more than it seems? Sal Prentiss, orphaned and burdened with a terrible secret, just wants a place to belong. Sal lives with his uncles on a desolate ranch in the hills, an...2022-04-2958 min
Crime Time FMDON WINSLOW In Person With PaulDON WINSLOW chats to Paul Burke about his new novel CITY ON FIRE, Rhode Island, the Iliad, Helen of Troy, borders, gangsters, Africa, Jane Austen and getting set up by Ken Bruen.CITY ON FIRE: Providence, RI, 1986. Twenty-nine-year-old Danny Ryan is a hard-working longshoreman, loving husband, loyal friend, and occasional “muscle” for the Irish crime syndicate that oversees much of the city. He yearns for something more and dreams of starting over fresh, someplace far away.But when a modern-day Helen of Troy triggers a war between rival mob...2022-04-261h 10Hub Cymru Africa PodcastFundraising | Springboard Podcast | Episode 2Cath Moulogo is joined by her Hub Cymru Africa colleague Julian Rosser who has been exploring fundraising in global solidarity projects with Yetunde Fadeyi founder of REES Africa and Vic Hancock Fell from Fair Development and co-director of Raising Futures.
Here, Julian interviews them about their experiences in fundraising for global solidarity projects, working in partnership and the lessons that can be shared.
In the episode, Vic Hancock Fell refers to this TED Talk by Dan Pallota: "The way we think about charity is dead wrong" and this Twitter thread by Gabe Oatley.
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Crime Time FMLUKE McCALLIN In Person With PaulLUKE McCALLIN chats to Paul Burke about his new historical thriller WHERE GOD DOES NOT WALK, Gregor Reinhardt, WWI, Bosnia, inspirational literature.WHERE GOD DOES NOT WALK: THE WESTERN FRONT, JULY 1918. Gregor Reinhardt is a young lieutenant in a stormtrooper battalion on the Western Front when one of his subordinates is accused of murdering a group of officers, and then subsequently trying to take his own life. Not wanting to believe his friend could have done what he is accused of, Reinhardt begins to investigate. He starts to uncover the outline...2021-12-021h 12Hub Cymru Africa PodcastWorking in Partnership | Springboard Podcast | Episode 1Cath Moulogo is joined by her Hub Cymru Africa colleague Hannah Sheppard who has been exploring "working in partnership" with Dominique and Aimee Parker from Blossom Africa.
Here, Hannah interviews them about their experiences and the lessons that can be shared.
This is part of the Springboard series of podcasts that are being recorded with support from the FCDO under the Small Charities Challenge Fund.
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Marking The PathMarc Brew: The Path of an ArtistYour life can change in an instant. One minute you are making plans, hanging with friends, and feeling invincible. The next minute you are hit by a drunk driver and paralyzed from the waist down. This is only a part of Marc Brew’s story. He would find his way back to dance and become an acclaimed international choreographer and AXIS Dance Company’s Artistic Director. In this episode we talk about Marc’s life before and after the accident, how his stubbornness helped him heal, using dance as a vehicle to explore his new body, and finding balance to giv...2021-10-2023 min
I AM Wales PodcastBlack History Month - Mrs Betty CampbellPress Release - Black History Wales For further information, please contact Lisa Gardener, Marketing & Communications Manager for Race Council Cymru & Black History Wales on 077863 77064 or lisa@racecouncilcymru.org.uk.Born in Cardiff in 1934, from a Welsh Mother and Jamaican Father, Elizabeth Campbell became a school teacher in 1963. In the early 1970s, Betty raised her profile by becoming the nation’s first black Head Teacher with her post at Mount Stuart Primary in Butetown. She was also becoming known outside of Wales as an important authority on education and a leading academic. 2021-10-0646 min
NAEL CymruLeadership Unlocked: Steve MunbyThe National Academy for Educational Leadership Wales webinar series Leadership Unlocked is a professional learning programme exploring leadership in Wales and its educational context and each webinar is guided by a notable guest speaker.
These webinar recordings are designed for teachers in senior leadership roles from schools, youth and Further Education colleges and aims to support them in their roles as system leaders. Recorded and delivered digitally via the Zoom online platform.
Steve Munby is a self-employed consultant and speaker on leadership and on system reform, working with governments and with groups of schools around the world. He has spent...2021-02-021h 17
Hole in One Golf PodcastHole In One Golf Podcast - Sion Bebb - 20 Year Journey to the European Tour #golfingtales #16Hey Guys, welcome back to the Hole In One Golf Podcast, I’m your host Jack Bull. Please do remember to subscribe to the podcast on whichever platform you’re listening on and also please rate and share the podcast to really help it grow, so we can continue to share some great golfing tales which is the aim of the podcast. If you would like to get involved in the podcast or connect please reach out on the social links listed below. Please also connect with hole in one golf podcast on facebook and Instagram to share comments and...2020-08-291h 08
Nawr yw’r awr8. Gareth DaviesEin gwestai wthnos ‘ma Yw’r chwaraewr rygbi, Gareth Davies. 🏴 Mewnwr Scarlets a Cymru 🏴 Rhan o garfan y Scarlets ers 2006 🏴 53 cap dros Cymru 🏴 14 cais i Gymru 🏴 Cwpan y Byd 2015 - quaterfinalist 🏴 Cwpan y Byd 2019 - semi finalists 🏴 Grandslam ym Mhencampwriath y Chwe Gwlad 2019 Trafodwn ei hyfforddi a’i dulliau ymarfer - sut mae e’n cydbwyso fod yn gryf a cadw spîd; cymharwn hyfforddi rygbi a triathlon; y cyfnod clo; pwysicrwydd bwyta’n dda; nerfau; y cais enwog yn erbyn Lloegr; colli yn Semi Finals Pencampwriaeth y Byd yn erbyn De Africa ar dyfodol - gan gynnwys y cwestiwn fawr.. a welwn ni e yn cwblhau Ironman Wales yn y dyfodol! Er nad yw Gareth yn driathlete mae’r sgwrs yn hynod o diddorol a pherthnasol. Fraint oedd...2020-08-0358 min
Rock & Roll Farming115 A Farm Africa London Marathon SpecialTonight for this Farm Africa London Marathon Special, I talk to Libby Plumb, Adam Bedford, and Ava Emami, all about Farm Africa, and the amazing work they're doing to help Women coffee farmers in Uganda build a better and brighter future for themselves and their families through Agriculture. LONDON MARATHON 2019: As required by Universal law, if you're doing a marathon you have to tell people about it. Well I'm doing the London one in April 2019, and I'm raising money for the incredible charity FARM AFRICA. Between 8 February and 8...2019-04-2434 min
Ffoton Interviews / Cyfweliadau - ffotonGlenn EdwardsGlenn Edwards IN CONVERSATION WITH EMYR YOUNGCARDIFF, SOUTH WALES, JULY 2016Glenn Edwards YN SGWRSIO GYDAG EMYR YOUNGCAERDYDD, DE CYMRU, Gorffennaf 2016
Glenn Edwards with fellow photographer and long-time friend Roger Tiley
Glenn Edwards talking to Ffoton in Cardiff
Glenn Edwards is an accomplished and published photojournalist based in Cardiff with clients across the UK and Internationally and a former UK Press Photographer of the Year.Having studied on the original prestigious Newport photography course, Glenn has gone on to work on projects that convey his passion f...2016-09-3058 min![DEFCON 17 [Video and Slides] Speeches from the Hacker Convention.](http://www.defcon.org/images/podcast/defcon-17-itunes-logo-video.png){kind=logo}
DEFCON 17 [Video and Slides] Speeches from the Hacker Convention.Panel - Meet the Feds - VideoMeet the Feds 2009Jim Christy DC3Mike Convertino Air ForceJohn Garris NASABarry Grundy TreasuryBob Hopper NW3CMischel Kwon USCERTRobert Lentz OSD/NIIRich Marshall NSAStephane Turgeon RCMPGordon Snow FBIKen Privette USPS IGPaul Sternal DCISJamie Turner NCISLin Wells NDURod Beckstrom Ex-DHSJerry Dixon Ex-DHSAndy Fried Ex-IRSGreg Garcia Ex-DHSJon Idonisi Ex-NavyRay Kessenich Ex-NCIS/DCITAKevin Manson EX-FLETCDid you ever wonder if the...2009-10-0755 min