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Listen, Relax and Enjoy the Wonders of Full AudiobookJest a Minute: The Complete Series 1 and 2 Plus Specials: A BBC Radio Comedy Panel Game Audiobook by Rhod GilbertListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 722348
Title: Jest a Minute: The Complete Series 1 and 2 Plus Specials: A BBC Radio Comedy Panel Game
Author: Rhod Gilbert
Narrator: Alun Cochrane, Ed Gamble, Greg Davies, Jeremy Hardy, Jon Richardson, Lloyd Langford, Lucy Porter, Milton Jones, Rhod Gilbert, Sarah Millican, Tom Allen, Various
Format: Unabridged
Length: 07:53:05
Language: English
Release date: 06-27-24
Publisher: PGRH UK
Genres: General Comedy
Summary:
Stand-up star Rhod Gilbert hosts the panel show about the serious business of comedy
The hilarious comic lovechild of A Question of Sport and QI, Jest a Minute is...2024-06-277h 53
The Thousand Roads PodcastJennifer Tiexiera & Camilla HallI think it’s safe to say Jennifer Tieixiera and Camilla Hall have created a documentary unlike any other. It's called Subject, and it profiles people whose stories have appeared in some of the most acclaimed documentaries of the last three decades or so, including Hoop Dreams, The Square, The Wolfpack, and The Staircase. But what makes Subject different is that it focuses on what happened to these folks after their participation in documentaries made them famous. It’s a film that asks filmmakers to take a hard look at their own processes and motives, and we discuss not only...2023-12-1340 min
Probable CausationEpisode 68: Andrew Barr on nutritional assistance in early childhoodAndrew Barr talks about how access to nutritional assistance in early childhood affects later criminal behavior.
“Fighting Crime in the Cradle: The Effects of Early Childhood Access to Nutritional Assistance” by Andrew Barr and Alexander A. Smith
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Episode 1 of Probable Causation: Chloe Gibbs.
“Inside the War on Poverty: The Impact of Food Stamps on Bir...2022-03-0158 min
The People and Process PodcastHow do you measure your Promise of Value and Employer Brand?How do you know whether you are delivering on your Promise of Value/Employer Brand?In this episode Kirsten and James explore the signals that might tell you the answer to this question.2020-08-0719 minThe People and Process PodcastMaslow, Self Actualisation and the Gig EconomyAre you helping your employees and customers to simply eat and put a roof over their heads, or are you helping them to meet higher needs? Are your customers 'consumers' or 'participants'? Does your organisation live up to its values?In this episode James and Kirsten discuss the relationship between values, brand, marketing and employer brand with Anwen Cooper from Get Fruitful Marketing.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2020-05-2408 minThe People and Process PodcastPygmies, Anthropology and Cognitive DissonanceWhat's the difference between Employer Brand and Promise of Value? Is your branding different from your brand? Is all this just presentation? In this episode James and Kirsten talk about all this with special guest Anwen Cooper of Get Fruitful Marketing. If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2020-04-0910 minThe People and Process PodcastBorg, Bear traps and the Secret Diary of Adrian MoleIn this episode, James and Kirsten discuss some of the pitfalls that lie in wait for businesses that want to adopt process, and how you can avoid them.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2020-02-2406 minThe People and Process PodcastSourdough, Orchestras and WindfarmsHow do you stop your company culture going stale? How do make sure it constantly enlivens everything you do?In this month's chat, James and Kirsten discuss how to keep your Promise of Value and your Employer Brand (the soft stuff) fresh, vibrant and alive.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2020-01-1408 minThe People and Process PodcastMarshmallows, drills and becoming - defining the soft stuff.In this month's episode, James and Kirsten discuss what 'the soft stuff' is for a business, how you define it, and whether it can ever be too late to think about what your 'soft stuff' is.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2019-11-2507 minThe People and Process PodcastPotholes, foundations and cathedrals - how to attract and keep appropriate people.This time James and Kirsten talk about employer brand, and what it means for how you can attract and retain the good people you want for your business.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2019-10-2408 minThe People and Process PodcastMemory, emotion and evolution - what makes a good processIn this episode, talent expert James Crawley and process geek Kirsten Gibbs discuss what makes a good process, and why processes don't always get adopted.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2019-09-2609 minThe People and Process PodcastRound pegs in dodecahedronal roles - appropriate and inappropriate peopleIn this episode, James and Kirsten discuss what makes people the right people for your business and your processes.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2019-09-2604 minThe People and Process PodcastBuilding plans, scores and stage directions - why do you need process if you have good people?In this episode, talent expert James Crawley and process geek Kirsten Gibbs talk about whether process or people is the most important thing to get right in business.If you enjoyed this, why not leave a review? 2019-09-2306 min