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The Audio Almanac13 | Between Stormcloud and Rainbow | August Full MoonA podcast about seasonal change, human festivals and what connects us. Learn more.On this episode: As the Thunder moon becomes the Sturgeon moon, we collect the first harvest and find links between the festivals of Lammas and Pride.Links:* Spot the Summer Triangle* How to make a Corn Dolly* They/Them, by David Gate, dedicated to Nex Benedict* Hire Michelle!* TAA episode about the Summer Solstice & MatarikiA correction: Michelle has corrected me that the Lammas fields are not cut, the animals...
2025-08-1127 min
The Audio Almanac12 | One Summer Day | July Full MoonOn this episode: Bugs, Bucks and Buddhism: we slow down under the Buck Moon and follow the course of one summer day. The Guru Purmina and Dharma Day offer an opportunity to contemplate the nature of spirituality and god.Links/References:* Hummingbird Hawk-Moth (this is a clip from the second time I saw one!)* The Summer Day, Mary Oliver* Bug PhotosChapters:00:00 Introduction00:30 Slowing the Wheel01:57 The Buck Moon02:24 Morning03:49 Guru Purnima & Dharma Day05:40 Noon06:45...
2025-07-2223 min
The Audio Almanac11 | Follow the Sun | Summer SolsticeA podcast about seasonal changes, human festivals and what connects us.On this episode: as we cross the midpoint of the year, all things turn to the sun. We get up early to celebrate the summer solstice and Matariki, and consider the importance of observance.Found Sounds in this episode:* lighting incense* a Grandad joke!* Summer Solstice at Arbor Low* “Blooming Heather” with Sam* birds & bluebottles* Amos the cat headbutting the microphoneLinks:* Sand Art videos on Matariki, by Marc...
2025-06-3024 min
The Audio Almanac10 | Suns and Waters | June Full MoonOn this episode: as the Summer solstice approaches, we appreciate the things that made life possible on EarthEpisode links:* Elderflower recipes* Go and watch Ocean!* Information on ending destructive fishing practicesChapters:00:00 Introduction00:30 Flower to Fruit04:00 Elderflower Season05:45 June Flowers07:07 New Life, Bats and Dragonflies!09:12 Summer Solstice Folklore10:45 Kupala Night12:30 Water & the Goldilocks Zone15:28 Ocean Film17:35 ConclusionTranscript coming soon: perilunucy.substack.com
2025-06-1218 min
The Audio Almanac09 | Under the Flower Moon | May Full MoonOn this episode: Tulips, thunderstorms and everything that blooms. “Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May” - Sonnet 18, ShakespeareLinks and References:* An Immense World, Ed Yong* Make a Daisy Chain or Make a Braided Daisy CrownFound Sounds on this episode:* crowds and floats at Spalding Flower Parade 2025* starlings nesting in the gutter* a thunderstorm* my birthday!* finding caterpillarsTranscript: https://perilunucy.substack.com/p/09-under-the-flower-moonChapters:00:00 Introduction00:32 The World is i...
2025-05-1619 min
The Audio Almanac08 | Tales from the Green | May DayOn this episode: May Day brings legends in the woods and fires on the hills as we dance to the rhythm of SpringFound Sounds on this episode:* a bike ride with my dad* magpies cacklingReferences:* Why are plants not black?* Fire Weather by John Vaillant* God Gave Me Feet For Dancing - feat. Yasmin Lacey, by Ezra Collective* Endless Forms: The Secret World of Wasps by Seirian Sumner (I read her article on solitary wasps in a waiting room RHS magazine)
2025-04-2917 min
The Audio Almanac07 | Leaving Our Shells | April Full MoonOn this episode: we gather under the egg moon to look for fairies, bluebells and a meteor shower. The small things around us, and the festivals of Easter and Vaisakhi, teach us to live courageously.Found Sounds on this episode:*a walk in the woods sent to me by Michelle (thank you!) featuring mysterious flute music*a boiling kettle*morning birds*Amos the cat, complaining & purringReferences:How We Learn To Be Brave, Mariann Edgar BuddeThe Summer Day, Mary Oliver (“your one wi...
2025-04-1518 min
The Audio Almanac06 | How Things Grow | March New MoonOn this episode: fleeting blossom, galaxy season and bumblebees as the spring grows inFound sounds included in this episode:* Lots of bees* Bee in my house (!)* Starling song (listen for some great rasping sounds!)* Creaking trees* A walk in the park with the ducksReferences:* Wild Geese, Mary Oliver* Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer* The Web of Meaning, Jeremy Lent* Fahrenheit 451, Ray BradburyChapters:00:00 Introduction00:29 Stepping into Spring01:20...
2025-03-3014 min
The Audio Almanac05 | Colour and Motion | Spring EquinoxOn this episode: a red moon, rotating planets and colourful festivities as the equinox tips us into spring.Links:* How to make a pinhole camera* Murmurations map, UK locationsFound sounds included in this episode:* Blackbirds, magpies and starlings* Watching the starling murmuration with friends* A snippet of piano* A clicking bat, circling the house at duskChapters:00:00 Introduction00:24 The Moon Before the Equinox01:21 Blood Moon03:06 Everything is Wonky04:35 How Eclipses...
2025-03-1415 min
The Audio Almanac04 | Prepare to Bloom | February New MoonOn this episode: it's time for the spring clean! blossom, daffodils and preparing for the year ahead as the growing season begins.Links and References:* Red Sky at Night: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/learn-about/weather/how-weather-works/red-sky-at-night* Narcissus: https://www.greekmythology.com/Myths/Mortals/Narcissus* The Talmud on Saplings: https://www.sefaria.org/sheets/295302.28?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en*Book Recommendation: The Overstory by Richard Powers https://www.richardpowers.net/the-overstory/Found Sounds included in this episode:* magpies calling* wood...
2025-03-0214 min
The Audio Almanac03 | Lovebird Season | February Full MoonOn this episode: the snow moon brings celandine flowers and valentine's day. The lunar new year starts in earnest.Found Sounds on this episode:*drumming, firecrackers and rattles from Liverpool’s Lunar New Year celebration*birds chirping loudly in a hedgerow by the road*a robin singing in a tree*a gentle rain*amos the cat complaining about me recording a voiceovertranscript: https://perilunucy.substack.com/p/the-audio-almanac-03-lovebird-seasonWelcome to my seasonal bulletin board.The audio almanac is a bi...
2025-02-1312 min
Oh For Food's SakeThe Truth About Climbing the Career Ladder in Food Retail: Lessons from Cam RiggJoin us on Oh for Food’s Sake this week as Amy welcomes Cameron Rigg, the Lead Product Developer at Tesco and Co-founder of Flourish in Food Mentoring. We start with Cameron reminiscing about his early love for food and nutrition, ignited by his grandmother's baking and a remarkably supportive food technology teacher.Cameron walks us through his career trajectory, from a placement year at Pizza Hut, a significant stint at Co-op where he transitioned from development to buying, and finally his current role at Tesco. He opens up about his challenges, like the...
2025-02-0647 min
The Audio Almanac02 | Glimmers of Light | January New MoonOn this episode: murmurations, festivals and moon spotting as the days begin to stretch. As a dark month ends, find moments where the light gets in.Welcome to my seasonal bulletin board.The audio almanac is a bi-weekly round up of the seasonal changes that are currently happening in the UK. Each new episode comes out around a new or full moon. It contains a look at the flowers, birds, star and planet movements, weather patterns and festivals that are at play at a point in the year and draws out themes from them for...
2025-01-2909 min
The Audio Almanac01 | Hope of Spring | January Full Moonthe audio almanac is a bi-weekly round up of the seasonal changes that are currently happening in the UK. each new episode comes out around a new or full moon, and contains a look at the flowers, birds, star and planet movements, weather patterns and festivals that are at play at a point in the year and draws out themes from them for you to contemplate.for me, bearing witness to the cycle of the seasons brings a sense of connection to something bigger than myself, to something that moves through the world in predictable ways, following...
2025-01-1907 min
Liminal Gallery PodcastEpisode 25 - Lucy LyonsLiminal Gallery Podcast host, Louise Fitzjohn, speaks with contemporary artist Lucy Lyons, to coincide with her solo exhibition ‘Seven and a half’ in Liminal Gallery's The Cupboard, in Margate. This exhibition provides a unique realm where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur, offering a glimpse into the intricate workings of the human mind. Between the 7th and 8th floor of the Martin-Flemmer building is a small hidden doorway through which you can enter the mind of John Malkovich. At the back of Liminal Gallery is a small doorway, a different kind of portal through which...
2024-07-2347 min
All in the MindHow nightmares link to real-life fears, and new research tackling post-cardiac arrest PTSDIf you've been cured of a phobia, say of spiders, and finally made your peace with the hairy-legged beasties in real life - why might you then start having vivid nightmares about them? Following an email plea for an explanation of this mystery Claudia Hammond enlists Dr Lampros Perogamvros, a psychiatrist from the University of Geneva who’s done extensive research around dreams and nightmares, to help answer listener Lesley's query. Meanwhile a new study by researchers at the USA's Columbia University is looking into the benefits of treating post-cardiac arrest PTSD with mindfulness. Claudia sp...
2024-03-1231 min
Woman's HourHighflying care-leavers, Freebirths, 'Trouser-less' trendThis summer, the region of Manipur in India made headlines after two women were viciously attacked and assaulted by a mob of men. With a similar case happening this month in the south west of the country, Krupa Padhy is joined by Geeta Pandey, BBC Women and Social Affairs Editor in Delhi, and Professor of Modern Indian History at the University of Nottingham, Dr Uditi Sen, to find out why these incidents continue to happen and whether anything is being done at a higher level to stop them.Just 14% of care leavers go to university, compared to 47...
2023-12-2857 min
DIP in and out with LucyDIP in and out with Lucy Season 2 Episode 6 - Children and Young People. Will we ever learn?We all worry about our children at the best of times. So when we think of children and young people who have been impacted by domestic abuse, can we even comprehend the challenges they face? In this episode, I sit down with Sam Hallam, Education Mental Health Practitioner to discuss those challenges and learn more about how we can support children and young people who have been impacted by domestic abuse.Intro and Outro Music:Look At Me Words & Music by P.J. DentonPerformed by - Elrose
2023-09-2742 min
Oh For Food's SakeStarting out in the Food Industry with Martha WoodOn this episode of the Oh For Food’s Sake podcast, we chat with recent graduate and food industry trends expert Martha Wood from Ulrick & Short. If you’re interested in anything from finding a job in the food industry to forecasting food ingredient trends to why ingredients are a great place for you to start your food career, this episode is for you! Martha tells us about her career journey from taking Food Tech at school to studying food marketing management at Sheffield Hallam University. We then get onto her work at Ulrick & Short spotting food trend...
2023-03-2340 min
Chris Talks MusicChris Talks Music with Lucy FarrellIn this week's episode, I spend a little time talking to the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award Winner Lucy Farrell.
The incredibly talented and renowned, multi-instrumentalist, singer, composer and songwriter takes us on a journey through her creative process, how motherhood impacted her music and outlook on life, and so much more.
Lucy will be performing a sold-out show at Bishop's House, Sheffield, on 19 March, 2023, as part of her UK tour ahead of the release of her long-awaited debut album, We Are Sound. Find out more about Lucy Farrell's tour an...
2023-03-1042 min
Comic Boom - Comics in EducationComic Boom - Episode 3 dip into comics history with Dr Hattie EarleSend us a textDr Harriet Earle (Hattie) is a senior lecturer in English at Sheffield Hallam University and research fellow at the Centre for War, Atrocity, and Genocide at the University of Nipissing. She is the author of Comics, Trauma, and the New Art of War (2017) and Comics: An Introduction (2020) – and she writes mostly on war and violence.In this episode we explore some of the historical reasons that comics sit on the outskirts of the educational mainstream and discuss their otential, their universality and the possibilites of comics for promoting social justice.
2023-01-1838 min
The Top Ten Of Anything PodcastBEST OF EPISODES 21 - 30Hey!We're having a little holiday downtime so please enjoy the best of episodes 21 - 30!CHRISTMAS SONGS with LOZ RETTIEPREMIER LEAGUE GOAL SCORERS with JOSH HALLAMSITCOMS with ROSS CARPENTERMOVIE HEROES with ANDREW CONNORSCARY MOVIE MOMENTS with DARREN AND HAYLEYPREMIER LEAGUE FOREIGN IMPORTS with OLLIE AND HARRY80'S ALBUMSMUSIC VIDEOS with ROBYN HUERECAMCU MOVIES with ROB JOHNSONTOYS YOU WANTED AS A CHILD with LUCY NICHOL
2023-01-021h 12
Feel This Heart-Pounding Full Audiobook — Perfect In The Car.The Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance by Lucy WalkerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/646062to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance
Author: Lucy Walker
Narrator: Casey Withoos
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 6 minutes
Release date: December 29, 2022
Genres: LGBTQ+
Publisher's Summary:
From the bestselling author of Australian outback romance. Over 12 million books sold worldwide. Jenny's family think pastoral agent John Downing would make the perfect husband for her. But Jenny knows that she is not in love with him and never will be. Thanks to her childhood friend Geoff Hallam, Jenny gets a job on an opal safari. It's an ideal opportunity to get...
2022-12-296h 06Power-Up With The Full Audiobook That Keeps Curious Minds Hooked.The Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance by Lucy WalkerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/646062to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance
Author: Lucy Walker
Narrator: Casey Withoos
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 6 minutes
Release date: December 29, 2022
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
From the bestselling author of Australian outback romance. Over 12 million books sold worldwide. Jenny's family think pastoral agent John Downing would make the perfect husband for her. But Jenny knows that she is not in love with him and never will be. Thanks to her childhood friend Geoff Hallam, Jenny gets a job on an opal safari. It's an ideal opportunity to get...
2022-12-296h 06Listen to Latest Full Audiobooks in Fiction, LGBTQ+The Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance by Lucy WalkerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/646062to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance
Author: Lucy Walker
Narrator: Casey Withoos
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 6 minutes
Release date: December 29, 2022
Genres: LGBTQ+
Publisher's Summary:
From the bestselling author of Australian outback romance. Over 12 million books sold worldwide. Jenny's family think pastoral agent John Downing would make the perfect husband for her. But Jenny knows that she is not in love with him and never will be. Thanks to her childhood friend Geoff Hallam, Jenny gets a job on an opal safari. It's an ideal opportunity to get...
2022-12-296h 06Download New Full Audiobooks in Fiction, HistoricalThe Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance by Lucy WalkerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/646062to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Runaway Girl: An Australian Outback Romance
Author: Lucy Walker
Narrator: Casey Withoos
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 6 minutes
Release date: December 29, 2022
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
From the bestselling author of Australian outback romance. Over 12 million books sold worldwide. Jenny's family think pastoral agent John Downing would make the perfect husband for her. But Jenny knows that she is not in love with him and never will be. Thanks to her childhood friend Geoff Hallam, Jenny gets a job on an opal safari. It's an ideal opportunity to get...
2022-12-296h 06
Corkscrew: Practice Research Beyond the PhDLucy Lyons - converging medicine and drawingIn this episode, Sophie talks to Lucy Lyons whose passion for drawing and the process she calls ‘slow looking’ converges with a fascination for anatomy and pathology. Her PhD, entitled Delineating Disease, was completed at Sheffield Hallam in 2009 involved investigating medicine through the methodology of artistic practice. She has continued to pursue this path and is now a registered medical illustrator and teaches at City & Guilds of London Art School. Likening the exploratory dimensions of academic artistic practice to sending canaries down a mine, she is frustrated that we still have to justify this approach. She believes that research can...
2021-07-0928 min
Digital DissectWhy Is Artist Development Crucial In an Overloaded Market?Hannah Matterson, CEO of Generator, joins Rebecca Rees to highlight how the rise in new technologies has caused a digital divide across the music industry and the support available to creators in the North East. Join Generator's Digital Union for free here: https://generator.org.uk/developing-the-north-easts-creative-digital-industries/digital-union/. Produced by Rebecca Rees and Lucy Fegan, music by Shimasu, master by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-06-0245 min
Escape Into Another World With Full AudiobookEvery Little Secret Audiobook by Ruby SpeechleyListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 514321
Title: Every Little Secret
Author: Ruby Speechley
Narrator: Claire Storey
Format: Unabridged
Length: 09:45:49
Language: English
Release date: 06-01-21
Publisher: SAGA Egmont
Genres: Fiction & Literature, Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense, Literary Fiction
Summary:
A gripping, absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller perfect for fans of K.L. Slater, Shalini Boland and B.A. Paris.
It was an ordinary day for Maddy Saunders. Until a knock at the door and two policemen telling her that husband Max is missing, his rucksack found floating at the bottom of a local canal near their...
2021-06-019h 45
Embrace This Mind-Blowing Full Audiobook — Perfect This Weekend.Every Little Secret by Ruby SpeechleyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/514321to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Every Little Secret
Author: Ruby Speechley
Narrator: Claire Storey
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 9 hours 45 minutes
Release date: June 1, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.86 of Total 7
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 2
Genres: Literary Fiction
Publisher's Summary:
A gripping, absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller – perfect for fans of K.L. Slater, Shalini Boland and B.A. Paris. It was an ordinary day for Maddy Saunders. Until a knock at the door and two policemen telling her that husband Max is missing, his rucksack found floating at the bottom of a local canal near th...
2021-06-019h 45Begin An Spellbinding Full Audiobook And Elevate Your Mindset.Every Little Secret by Ruby SpeechleyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/514321to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Every Little Secret
Author: Ruby Speechley
Narrator: Claire Storey
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 9 hours 45 minutes
Release date: June 1, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.86 of Total 7
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 2
Genres: Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
A gripping, absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller – perfect for fans of K.L. Slater, Shalini Boland and B.A. Paris. It was an ordinary day for Maddy Saunders. Until a knock at the door and two policemen telling her that husband Max is missing, his rucksack found floating at the bottom of a local canal near their ho...
2021-06-019h 45Download Top Full Audiobooks in Literature, Literary FictionEvery Little Secret by Ruby SpeechleyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/514321to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Every Little Secret
Author: Ruby Speechley
Narrator: Claire Storey
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 9 hours 45 minutes
Release date: June 1, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.86 of Total 7
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 2
Genres: Literary Fiction
Publisher's Summary:
A gripping, absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller – perfect for fans of K.L. Slater, Shalini Boland and B.A. Paris. It was an ordinary day for Maddy Saunders. Until a knock at the door and two policemen telling her that husband Max is missing, his rucksack found floating at the bottom of a local canal near th...
2021-06-019h 45
Best Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseEvery Little Secret by Ruby SpeechleyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/514321 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Every Little Secret Author: Ruby Speechley Narrator: Claire Storey Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 45 minutes Release date: June 1, 2021 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.86 of Total 7 Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 2 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: A gripping, absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller – perfect for fans of K.L. Slater, Shalini Boland and B.A. Paris. It was an ordinary day for Maddy Saunders. Until a knock at the door and two policemen telling her that husband Max is missing, his rucksack found floating at the bottom of a local canal near th...
2021-06-0105 minDownload Best Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseEvery Little Secret by Ruby SpeechleyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/514321to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Every Little Secret
Author: Ruby Speechley
Narrator: Claire Storey
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 9 hours 45 minutes
Release date: June 1, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.86 of Total 7
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 2
Genres: Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
A gripping, absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller – perfect for fans of K.L. Slater, Shalini Boland and B.A. Paris. It was an ordinary day for Maddy Saunders. Until a knock at the door and two policemen telling her that husband Max is missing, his rucksack found floating at the bottom of a local canal near their ho...
2021-06-019h 45Digital DissectWhat Is the Importance of Publishing Relationships?Ryan Farley, Managing Director of Cooking Vinyl Publishing, joins Rebecca Rees to analyse publishings place in the digital economy and the importance of neighbouring rights and sub-publishing relationships. Produced by Rebecca Rees, Lucy Fegan and Jacob Simmons, music by Shimasu, master by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-05-2643 minDigital DissectHow Does Blockchain Challenge Metadata and the Sustainability of Music Streaming?Emsy Petersen, Marketing Associate at Blokur and Matthew Lovett, Academic and Project Lead for Centre for Research in Audiovisual & Techonomic Environments, join Rebecca Rees to shed some light on the ongoing data challenge. Exploring the potential of new models and start-ups to increase the value of audio streaming. Read Matthew's paper 'Directions In Music' here: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fbloc.2020.506721/full?field=&id=506721&journalName=Frontiers_in_Blockchain&utm_campaign=Email_publication&utm_content=T1_11.5e1_author&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=Email_to_authors_ and about Blokurs collaboration with Massive Attack...
2021-05-191h 10Digital DissectWhy Should We Be Paying Closer Attention to Value in Sync?Clare Everson, Music Supervisor at Twenty Below Music, joins Rebecca Rees to underline the challenges facing artists in synchronisation and managing expectations when forming deals. Sign up to Shesaid.so here: https://www.shesaid.so/membership and see the Women's 100 Alternative Power List here: https://www.shesaid.so/alternative-power-100-music-list-2020. See Twenty Below Music's sync for Burberry here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbmW76Cp4s8 and read about the affects of the recession on women here: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20201021-why-this-recession-disproportionately-affects-women. Produced by Rebecca Rees, Lucy Fegan and Jacob Simmons, music by Shimasu, master by...
2021-05-1242 minDigital DissectHow Can I Build and Support a Career in Music?As part of Sass and Snarls ‘The Revolution Will Be Televised’ virtual conference, Digital Dissect brings you this bonus live episode that dives into the job market, managing expectations and attitudes in a business where there is no fixed framework and achieving success in an unpredictable industry. Covering themes such as the recovery of the UK’s live sector post-pandemic, a subject that Pauline Macocco, Head of Advertising at Driift Live has been instrumental in getting back on its feet; as well as the ins and outs of rights managements and sync with Verity Griffiths, Head of Sync at Cookin...
2021-05-0649 minDigital DissectWhen Should I Invest in Paid Advertising?Rob Nancollas, Digital Marketing Manager at Motive Unknown, joins Rebecca Rees to recognise the benefits of paid advertising and emerging revenue streams. Produced by Rebecca Rees, Lucy Fegan and James Humphrys, music by Shimasu, master by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-05-0538 minDigital DissectHow Can We Foster Fan Communities on Digital Platforms?Kerri Watt, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, joins Rebecca Rees to share how she has harnessed Patreon to develop and retain a loyal community of active users in the digital space. Listen to Kerri's debut album 'Neptune's Daughter' and podcast here: https://kw.lnk.to/neptunesdaughter. Sign up to Kerri's Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/kerriwatt. Produced by Rebecca Rees and Lucy Fegan, music by Shimasu, master by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-04-2138 minDigital DissectHow Are Digital Marketing Tools Harnessed For Audience Development?James Corbitt, Digital Marketing Manager at Cooking Vinyl, joins Rebecca Rees to break down the rising concept of audience development and how to best navigate this critical marketing approach. Find out more about Saint Raymond's campaign here: https://www.saintraymond.co.uk, Lucy Spraggan's campaign here: https://lucyspraggan.com and Sam Eagle's campaign here: https://sameaglemusic.com. Produced by Rebecca Rees and Lucy Fegan, music by Shimasu, master by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-04-141h 08Digital DissectHow Does Authentic Visual Media Cut Through the Noise?Greg Barnes, Freelance Video Producer from Black Dog Films, joins Rebecca Rees to delve into retaining value around visual media during an influx of user-generated content and how to create well on a budget. View Greg's portfolio, including '100ft of Distance', here: http://www.mrgregbarnes.com. View Glass Animals 'Dreamland' video directed by Colin Read here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE7vBk_zLA4. Produced by Rebecca Rees, Lucy Fegan and Jacob Simmons, music by Shimasu, master by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-04-071h 17Digital DissectWhat Cultural Trends in 2021 Are Shifting The Consumer Landscape?Lore Oxford, Head of Cultural Insights at We Are Social, joins Rebecca Rees to explore how audience behaviour is changing and influencing business strategies as we enter a new decade. View the Creating In A Crisis Report here: https://wearesocial.com/uk/blog/2020/04/creating-in-a-crisis-how-covid-19-is-impacting-influencers-in-the-uk. The Digital 2021 Report here: https://wearesocial.com/digital-2021. The Social Reset Report here: https://wearesocial.com/uk/blog/2020/11/think-forward-2021-the-social-reset. Produced by Rebecca Rees and Lucy Fegan, music by Shimasu, master by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-03-3145 minDigital DissectHow Are Independent Artists Surviving a Digital Economy?Jack Louis Cooper, Youth Facilitator and singer-songwriter joins Rebecca Rees to introduce the key themes of a digital economy and share concerns around making a viable creative career in a saturated marketplace. Watch Jack's masculinity and mental health series 'A Slow But Sure Corner' here - www.instagram.com/jacklouiscooper. Produced by Rebecca Rees, Lucy Fegan and Jacob Simmons, music by Shimasu, mastered by Richard Bignell, artwork by Esme Hallam and Dan Yates.
2021-03-2444 min
Navigating NursingWard Manager at Marie Curie hospice In the finale of series 1 of Navigating Nursing Laura chats with Lucy Burt, a ward manager at a Marie Curie hospice. They discuss her time studying at Sheffield Hallam, her move to London and her time at Guys and St Thomas' Foundation Trusts. She gives advice for anyone wanting to work in Oncology, Palliative care and hospice nursing. She discusses her move back home and her new role as a ward manager at a Marie Curie hospice.
2021-01-1526 min
Knot ReadySam Reads A Christmas Carol | Stave One: Marley's GhostHello lovely listeners! Thank you for bearing with me while I have been taking an unplanned break from the podcast - I started a masters this September and have been rather busy. But I do have a couple of episodes planned for the new year (the year I get married all being well!)But in the meantime, my partner Sam and I wanted to share our Christmas project - an audiobook of Dickens' A Christmas Carol, read by Sam and produced by me :) (so if any of you have been curious about him, now's your chance!)
2020-12-2447 min
#BREAKTHEGLASS#BREAKTHEGLASS with Charlie WebsterCharlie Webster is a sports presenter, writer and campaigner who has overcome some huge obstacles to achieve some world firsts over the course of her career. She tells us about finding your self worth and believing in yourself.
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2020-12-1226 min
#BREAKTHEGLASS#BREAKTHEGLASS with Miriam Gonzalez-DurantezMiriam is an international trade lawyer and founder of the charity Inspiring Girls, who provides mentors to young women around the world. She tells us about growing up in a dictatorship, the importance of education and dealing with the tabloid press!
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You can find the full Q+A we held with Patricia Scotland, as well as talks and...
2020-11-2425 min
#BREAKTHEGLASS#BREAKTHEGLASS with Asma KhanAsma Khan is a Michelin-starred chef and all-round powerhouse! In this episode, she tells us about being proud of her identity and how she uses her passion to lift up other women.
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You can find the full Q+A we held with Patricia Scotland, as well as talks and Q+As from other incredible women, at risinggirl.co...
2020-11-1527 min
#BREAKTHEGLASS#BREAKTHEGLASS with Rt Hon Dawn Butler MPDawn Butler was the third ever black woman to become an MP. She tells us stories of inheriting resilience and resistance from her family, and fighting for what she believes in no matter what "foolishness" people throw her way. Make sure you catch her poem at the end!
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You can find the full Q+A we held with...
2020-11-0127 min
#BREAKTHEGLASS#BREAKTHEGLASS with Rt Hon Patricia Scotland QCIn this episode, we talk to the Rt. Hon Baroness Patricia Scotland QC about how she went from growing up, one of 12 siblings in the only black family in Walthamstow, to holding high level government positions in the UK and the Commonwealth.
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How can we help you achieve your dreams? Learn more about Rising Girl: www.risinggirl.co.uk
You can find the full Q+A we held with Patricia Scotland, as well as talks...
2020-10-1832 minKnot ReadyBONUS: Colonialism and LGBT Rights with Ibtisam AhmedContent warning: This episode contains references to homophobia, sexual violence and violence against LGBT activists.In this extended interview clip, Lucy talks to academic and activist Ibtisam Ahmed about the link between British colonialism and homosexuality laws around the world, as well as the reasons behind his decision to come out publicly earlier this year.Activist GroupsKaleidoscope TrustCommonwealth Equality Network24hr National Domestic Abuse HelplineFreephone: 0808 2000 247 (24 hours)Gov UKCoronavirus - Support for victims of domestic abuseControlling...
2020-10-0400 minKnot ReadyEp.4 On Same Sex MarriageLucy speaks to three young people in same sex relationships about their approach to marriage. Has the introduction of same-sex marriage gone far enough to creating the "equal marriage" of campaign slogans? And is marriage even an attractive prospect for young LGBT+ couples?Content Warning: this episode contains mentions of homophobia and conversion therapy.Get help on these topics:Stonewall Information and ResourcesSwitchboard LGBT+ HelplineSupporting LGBT+ rights around the worldKaleidoscope TrustThe Commonwealth Equality Network Faith-based LGBT+ organisationsChristianityStudent Christian Movement...
2020-09-251h 05Knot ReadyAn Exciting Announcement and A Preview!Knot Ready will be back next week, but right now we need YOU!Unmarried couples interested in joining a research project into commitment ceremonies, please contact Dr Rajnaara Akhtar on 0116 250 6112 or email her at rajnaara.akhtar@dmu.ac.uk. Next week, Knot Ready explores same-sex marriage. Listen for a preview! See you then...
2020-09-1803 minKnot ReadyEp.3 Why Aren't You Married?Electra lives in Sweden, where she doesn't need to get married to make a formal commitment to her partner. Lucy talks to unmarried couples about why they have made that choice.***ENJOYING THE SHOW? RATE IT FIVE STARS TO HELP US OUT!***Written and Produced by Lucy HallamScript Editing by Sam MarshallMusic by Kevin MacLeodLinks to the music and sources used in this show can be found at http://www.knotreadypodcast.com/show-notes. To get in contact with the show, email us...
2020-08-2159 minKnot ReadyEp.2 Does Getting Married Change Anything?Emily and Mitchell should be married, but they're not. Meanwhile, Emma and Chris have been together 12 years. Will getting married change anything for them?Starting from the assumption that marriage is no different to a long-term relationship, Lucy investigates the differences between marriage and cohabitation emotionally, socially and legally. Is she right to think they're the same?***ENJOYING THE SHOW? RATE IT FIVE STARS TO HELP US OUT!***Written and Produced by Lucy HallamScript Editing by Sam MarshallMusic by Kevin MacLeodNote: There are brief references to...
2020-07-2459 minKnot ReadyEp.1 Am I Too Young To Get Married?Imogen and Ben got married when they were 19 and 20. Can modern teenage love turn into happy ever after? Lucy is 24. Is it sensible to tie the knot so young? In this episode, she meets couples who have taken the plunge even younger and investigates what it takes to make a marriage work in your twenties. ***ENJOYING THE SHOW? RATE IT FIVE STARS TO HELP US OUT!*** Written and Produced by Lucy Hallam Script Editing by Sam Marshall Music by Kevin MacLeod Note...
2020-06-2658 minKnot ReadyTrailerThe Knot Ready podcast: a look at marriage from a modern, feminist perspectiveShould I wear white? Can I keep my own surname? Are weddings sexist?Why do I want to get married?I'm Lucy, and I'm getting married, but I'm conflicted. Why is this patriarchal institution so important to me? And how do other people approach and think about it? So with the clock ticking until the big day, I'm on a journey to work it out, by unpicking the uncomfortable questions I have about marriage. Armed with stats...
2020-06-1201 min
The Sex Ed Diaries1. RSE ABC. What does statutory status mean for schools?From September 2020, Relationships, Sex and Health Education will be statutory in English schools. After decades of campaigning, this is the first time that all schools will be required to teach these subjects.
In this first episode we find out what new RSHE guidance really means for schools and guests explore the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Guests:
Lucy Emmerson, Director, Sex Education ForumAnna Martinez, Public Health Officer, Haringey CouncilJuliet Henry, Head of Skills, Development & Progress, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson SchoolCatherine Kirk...
2020-05-1842 min
Industry Angel Business PodcastInternational Children's Charity COCOFull Show notes here; Lucy is CEO of COCO (Comrades of Children Overseas) an International Charity based in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Lucy has worked at COCO for 14 years, working her way up from volunteer to a position of leadership, shaping the development and direction of COCO’s fundraising, governance and project management. Her major interests are led by a passion for international relations, equality, development, poverty alleviation and commitment to accountability. Lucy advises smaller NGO’s based in the North East, advocating skill sharing, encouraging leadership and increasing aid effectiveness. Lucy regularly takes part in a...
2018-04-1234 min
The Shift PodcastEp 046 Dan's Story_Lucy HaslamLucy Hallam is a retired nurse and advocate for Medicinal Cannabis in Australia and director of United in Compassion. She spoke at the NSWNMA's recent forum on debunking the myths around medicinal cannabis about her son Dan's story.
2017-09-2641 min
Structured VisionsEpisode 58: Communities of Sara Mills
In this episode I share the talk I gave at the Symposium at Sheffield Hallam University on January 12, 2017, in honour of Professor Sara Mills’s retirement.
Many thanks to all who participated in the event, including fellow speakers, Chris Christie, Lucy Jones, Shân Wareing and Karen Grainger.
Special thanks to Dave Sayers and Alice Bell for organising such a moving tribute to Sara.
Is there something you’d like me to discuss in an upcoming podcast? Get in touch!
Click here to access the slides from the talk.
2017-01-1400 min
Structured VisionsEpisode 58 Communities of Sara MillsIn this episode I share the talk I gave at the Symposium at Sheffield Hallam University on January 12, 2017, in honour of Professor Sara Mills’s retirement. Many thanks to all who participated in the event, including fellow speakers, Chris Christie, Lucy Jones, Shân Wareing and Karen Grainger. Special thanks to Dave Sayers and Alice Bell for organising such a moving tribute to Sara. Is there something you’d like me to discuss in an upcoming podcast? Get in touch! Click here to access the slides from the talk.
2017-01-1430 minStructured VisionsEpisode 58 Communities of Sara MillsIn this episode I share the talk I gave at the Symposium at Sheffield Hallam University on January 12, 2017, in honour of Professor Sara Mills’s retirement. Many thanks to all who participated in the event, including fellow speakers, Chris Christie, Lucy Jones, Shân Wareing and Karen Grainger. Special thanks to Dave Sayers and Alice Bell for organising such a moving tribute to Sara. Is there something you’d like me to discuss in an upcoming podcast? Get in touch! Click here to access the slides from the talk.
2017-01-1430 min
Hallam FM Best BitsBig John’s hearing your Bridget Jones’ moments this week – Lucy from Royston had just finished her nightshift…#Hallamfm #Bigjohn@breakfast
2016-09-1500 min
RadioToday ProgrammeThe Radio Today Programme EXTRA May 19th 2016Stuart Clarkson and Lucy Jones talk to attendees and winners at the 2016 Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards at the Roundhouse in Camden.
Guests on this special Radio Today Programme Extra are:
Simon Nicks & Simon Morykin (Hallam FM); Andy Bush & Danielle Perry (Absolute Radio); Neev (Kiss); Sarah Champion (Absolute Radio); Gavin Harris (Jack FM Berkshire); Darren Henley (Arqiva Awards Chair of Judges); Melvin Odoom (Kiss); Gillian Reynolds (Daily Telegraph); Ella Griffith (Global's Newsroom Yorkshire); Nick Jewers & Paul Bradbury (Touch FM); Gary Stein & Andy Everett (Heart); Hallam FM news team; Paul Sylvester (Absolute Radio); Robin Duff (The Bay); Sean Dunderdale...
2016-05-1934 min
RadioToday Live InterviewsNews Coverage of the Year @hallamfm at the #ArqivasLucy Jones speaks to the award winning Hallam FM Newsteam at the Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards 2016.
2016-05-1701 min
The Tea & Crumpet Filmcast Archives – We Got This CoveredThe Tea & Crumpet Filmcast: Sin City: A Dame To Kill For, Frighfest, Lucy And Two Days, One Night (Episode 4)Episode 4 of The Tea & Crumpet Filmcast sees a fevered Dom and Liam - with the much needed help of Dr. Lindsay Hallam - desperately scrabbling through mountains of movie stuff.
2014-08-2757 min
Forge RadioVarsity 2014: Women's Volleyball - Lucy PrestonAmmar Ebrahim speaks to Luck Preston from the Hallam University women's volleyball team after her side lost in straight sets to Sheffield University.
2014-03-3101 minForge RadioVarsity 2013: Interview with University of Sheffield Squash 2s Lucy TetlowInterview with Uni Squash 2s Lucy Tetlow after the team lost their Varsity fixture 2-5 to Hallam on Day Two of #suvarsity at Hallamshire Tennis Club. Thursday 7th March 2013.
2013-03-0702 min