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Horror/StoriesSeason 2 Episode 8Guests Anastasia (formerly of Bibliophilia and the Philosophers' Degrees podcast), Bryan Farrell, and Nenia Campbell join the podcast to discuss the iconic 1999 found footage film, The Blair Witch Project.Theme Song by Matty B. Follow Horror/Stories on Instagram @horrorslashstories_podEPISODE GUESTS:Anastasia (@ascorpiocrone)Listen to Bibliophilia and the Philosophers' DegreesBryan Farrell (@paranormal_punk)Bryan's websiteHow to Contact the LivingMAW (IndieReads Exclusive)*For MAW'S initial release (from Oct 10th 2025 until Dec 31st 2025) as part of a special...
2025-10-281h 05
Pelo Buddy TV - Unofficial Peloton Podcast & NewsMore Layoffs at Peloton, Price Adjustments Coming, New Chief Information Officer & moreWelcome to Episode 233 of Pelo Buddy TV, an unofficial Peloton podcast & Peloton news show. This week we cover the following topics: Peloton announced another round of layoffs during their latest earnings call. Morgan Stanley is predicting a $5/month price increase starting next year. Corey Farrell has been hired as Peloton's new CIO. Peloton has said they will provide "ample notice" if they change the support for the Peloton Guide. A new artist series featuring Oasis took place this week. Hannah Corbin is teasing she has a new program coming out this fall. Peloton highlighted some classes in "This...
2025-08-1026 min
Carefully Taught: Teaching Musical Theatre with Matty and KikauEpisode 75 - The Big Closing NumberMatty and Kikau began the podcast August 15th, 2021. The past four years have been a total blast, but the time has come to move on to other projects...for the time being. Thank you for being a part of our MT educator community and audience. Our recommendations include going back to check out some of our previous episodes and the Apple TV+ show, The Studio. Carefully Taught: Teaching MT with Matty and Kikau is a podcast to discuss Musical Theatre Pedagogy and to create a community of sharing amongst Musical Theatre Educators. We have recorded 75 e...
2025-06-0636 min
INTO THE MUSICALEX DROSSART and SAM FARRELL of HANG TEN are having good times making good musicText us about this show.Alex Drossart and Sam Farrell have their hands in a lot of musical doings and they're having a blast! Both are members of Hang Ten, a popular laid back pop band, and they are instrumental in operating their studio they've dubbed The Hangar. Add to that their resumés that include playing alongside names like Butch Vig, Duke Erikson, Steve Porcaro, Freedy Johnston, and Wayne Newton. They've accomplished so much in their careers and, yet, they're j...
2025-04-3049 min
COREHang TenHang Ten is an indie-pop band from Appleton, Wisconsin. They play a style of music that blends 60's influences with contemporary lo-fi ambiance. The band is made up of Sam Farrell, Alex Drossart, Matty Day, Ryan Eick and Ryley Crowe. During the interview they band talked about how they formed and also gave some insight into some of their other projects such as The Crowe Brothers, The Lately, and more. They were recently announced as one of the bands playing the Draft City Music Festival in Green Bay later this month.hangtenband.comCode Zero Radio is an independent streaming...
2025-04-131h 04
Morning Glory with Matty JohnsMorning Glory Host Matty Johns on the Run Home - 28/10/24Morning Glory Host Matty Johns joins the Run Home with Joel and Fletch talking about the new Australian Office TV show, the Pac Champs, Via Sistina and Keano Kini.00:00 How bad is the Australian Office?02:20 Review of The Penguin with Colin Farrell02:50 Just finished Mr McMahon documentary06:20 Shaun Johnson to come back from retirement?07:20 How good is Harry Grant and Keano Kini?09:00 Via Sistina’s run at the weekend10:15 Pulled the pin on going on holiday11:00 Reflecting on a life12:00 INXS vs...
2024-10-2817 min
Class from the PastFrom Darkness to LightKeenan Farrell's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, determination, and the capacity for personal transformation. Despite facing significant challenges and struggles with substance abuse from a young age, he ultimately found the strength and support necessary to turn his life around.
Recognizing the destructive path he was on, Keenan made the courageous decision to break free from addiction and pursue a more positive and fulfilling life. Starting his own contracting business marked a significant milestone in his journey towards self-reliance and stability. The love and support of his partner and the joy of becoming...
2024-04-2300 minCarefully Taught: Teaching Musical Theatre with Matty and KikauEpisode 43 - Erin Farrell SpeerMatty and Kikau talk with Erin Farrell Speer, the Head of the Musical Theatre Program at The University of Utah. She just completed her first semester in this new position after leading the MT program at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. She was the Director of Undergraduate Studies for the School of Theatre at the UNCG, where she developed a new BFA musical theatre program with music director and arranger Dominick Amendum.
Her recommendations include the series Jury Duty on Amazon Freevee, Brenee Brown's podcast "Unlocking Us", Justin Su'a's podcast "Increase Your Impact", Liz...
2023-12-2253 min
Embark On Into A Ground-Breaking Full Audiobook During Your Workout.Uncle Matty Comes Home by James FarrellPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/131231to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Uncle Matty Comes Home
Author: James Farrell
Narrator: Fortunato Seveninni
Format: mp3
Length: 7 hrs and 39 mins
Release date: 08-04-23
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Weapons & Warfare
Publisher's Summary:
On Saint Patrick’s Day 2016, Jim Farrell received a surprising email: an M-1 rifle engraved with the name M. Teahanhad been discovered in Normandy 72 years after its owner, Martin (Matty) Teahan, Jim’s uncle, had been killed in the June 1944 D-Day invasion of France. A young private in the 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, Matty had been laid to rest beside his...
2023-08-047h 39
DJ B-12 Deep Acid House ExperienceDJ B-12 Deep Acid House Experience #45 - May 2023Hello and welcome to The DJ B-12 Deep Acid House Experience episode number 45. We hope you are all doing well. Sorry for the gap in shows. The good news is we are back with a brand new 2.5 hour, 75 track studio mix for May of 2023. This mix is jam packed with something for everyone with all of the best house, deep house, techno, hardcore breakbeat, Breaks, oldskool, pianos, house, trance, progressive house, acid, moody and emotional breakdowns, ecstatic rave vocals and much more. The show is 154 minutes and 15 seconds. You can download all shows at full 320 quality from Soundcloud. We...
2023-05-282h 34
Stress Factor PodcastDJ B-12 Deep Acid House Experience #45 - May 2023Hello and welcome to The DJ B-12 Deep Acid House Experience episode number 45. We hope you are all doing well. Sorry for the gap in shows. The good news is we are back with a brand new 2.5 hour, 75 track studio mix for May of 2023. This mix is jam packed with something for everyone with all of the best house, deep house, techno, hardcore breakbeat, Breaks, oldskool, pianos, house, trance, progressive house, acid, moody and emotional breakdowns, exstatic rave vocals and much more. The show is 154 minutes and 15 seconds. You can download all shows at full 320 quality from Soundcloud. We hope...
2023-05-252h 34
Indieheads Podcast218: Into The Twilight
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On this episode, Matty, Britt, Natalie and Jackie explore the soundtrack of Twilight (2008), a true time capsule of its era.
Songs discussed:
Muse – Supermassive Black Hole
Paramore – Decode
The Black Ghosts – Full Moon
Linkin Park – Leave Out All The Rest
Mutemath – Spotlight
Perry Farrell – Go All The Way (Into The Twilight)
Collective Soul – Tremble For My Beloved
Paramore – I Caught Myself
Blue Foundation – Eyes on Fire
Robert Pattinson – Never Think
Iron & Wine – Flightless Bird...
2023-02-2800 min
Fantasy Hockey LifeEP 176 | Alexander Annun on NCAA, USHL, and USNTDP prospectsAlexander Annun of Dobbert Prospects and puckpreps joins Jesse and Victor to talk NCAA, USHL and USNTDP prospects. We cover Brock Faber, Sam Colangelo, Sean Behrens, Matthew Knies, Carter Savoie, Sean Farrell, Bobby Brink, Jakub Dobes, Matty Beniers, Kent Johnson, Owen Power, Luke Hughes, Brendan Brisson, Thomas Bordeleau, Seamus Casey, Ryan Chesley, Isaach Howard, Frank Nazar, Logan Cooley, and Rutger McGroarty. Victor gets in one dad joke. Jesse tries not to alienate Canadians yet again. Follow Victor on twitter @victornuno12 and Jesse @fanhockeylife. Email fantasyhockeylife@gmail.com and ask to join our free discord. Join our Patreon at Patreon.com...
2022-03-061h 19
In The Weeds'The Barn' with Ralf Rüller (Berlin)This episode we arrive in Berlin and drop into conversation with one of the pioneers of the Third Wave coffee movement, CEO and founder of the The Barn Coffee Roasters Ralf Rüller. If you are interested in the speciality coffee world or want to learn more then this episode is for you.Ralf has grown The Barn into one of the most recognised brands in the speciality coffee world. His simplistic approach to quality and the product is what has made this so successful and we find out where the idea and his love for coffee (a...
2021-12-1744 min
In The Weeds'Parlour Unites Local People' with Jonas Anderson + Spaniard Bernabeu (Copenhagen)This week I talk to Jonas Anderson and Spaniard Bernabeu as we stop off to check in on Copenhagen. The guys have recently opened PULP bar in the Nørrebro neighbourhood. After working in the industry for a number of years they have finally realised their dream of opening their own place, only right in the middle of a pandemic! They have some refreshing ideologies of what they want their bar to bring to their guests and the community. Copenhagen is also often voted the best and happiest cities to live in the world and o...
2021-11-1951 minIn The Weeds'A Raval State of Mind' with Moe Aljaff (Barcelona)This week we are arrive in sunny Barcelona in conversation with a Schmuck to find out the story of Two Schmucks with Moe Aljaff. A story of independents, shoe string budgets, pop ups, collaborations, triumphing through adversity and ultimately coming out the other side. Putting life back into the historic multicultural Raval neighbourhood that is now called home and also his love of the city.Famous to documenting many of the trials and tribulations of owning your own bar on social media, he has catapulted his brand to one of the most recognised online and...
2021-10-2241 min
In The Weeds'Home and Away' with Daniel Heffy (Stockholm)Throughout this series the focus is all about reaching out and hearing stories from across the globe. As always hospitality, food, cullture and well-being are the focus. Its time to reconnect.We start this series in Stockholm with the young talented chef Daniel Heffy. A native of Liverpool who moved to Stockholm to work in Frantzén (3 Michelin Star) widely renowned as one of the best restaurants on the planet and now for the esteemed restaurant Adam/Albin. We talk and learn about the different ways gastronomy integrates into life, family and culture in Sweden a...
2021-10-0848 min
Cinematography Podcast - Cam NoirMatthew Libatique, ASC, PART 2: Tigerland, The Fountain, working with Spike Lee, Straight Outta Compton, Iron Man, A Star is BornIn Part 2 of our interview, we continue our conversation with cinematographer Matty Libatique.
After Pi, Matty couldn't believe that such a small movie shot on 16mm black and white film opened so many doors for him. He began to get calls for large Hollywood movies, such as Tigerland with director Joel Schumacher. Schumacher, known for big-budget, glossy films like Batman and Robin, was looking for a new look for the gritty Vietnam training camp film, starring an up and coming Colin Farrell. Matty and Schumacher decided to shoot hand-held 16 mm for Tigerland so that it would amplify...
2021-04-141h 12The Cinematography PodcastMatthew Libatique, ASC, PART 2: Tigerland, The Fountain, working with Spike Lee, Straight Outta Compton, Iron Man, A Star is BornIn Part 2 of our interview, we continue our conversation with cinematographer Matty Libatique.
After Pi, Matty couldn't believe that such a small movie shot on 16mm black and white film opened so many doors for him. He began to get calls for large Hollywood movies, such as Tigerland with director Joel Schumacher. Schumacher, known for big-budget, glossy films like Batman and Robin, was looking for a new look for the gritty Vietnam training camp film, starring an up and coming Colin Farrell. Matty and Schumacher decided to shoot hand-held 16 mm for Tigerland so that it would amplify the anger, stress...
2021-04-141h 12In The Weeds'Time to SHOW up.'With the hospitality industry opening back up it's time to talk about the epidemic of NO SHOWS and put them into the history books. An horrendous and almost accepted problem for soo long and a real sore spot for the industry. Something has to change and the guest has to be educated to understand the ramifications, here I am adding to the conversation in trying to explain these issues that have a knock on effect for so many. Post pandemic hospitality must fight back for change (and stay out of the weeds) in some key...
2021-04-0914 minIn The Weeds'All the way from LA' with Josh KopelThis week I welcome Josh Kopel to ITW podcast. Josh is originally from Baton Rouge but now calls Los Angeles his home. Josh is an entrepreneur, award winning Michelin rated restaurateur and environmental advocate bringing Southern Hospitality to California. Josh has managed the hottest Hollywood nightclubs, bars, and ultra-lounges and in 2010 went independent, opening his first concept Five0Four on the Walk of Fame in the heart of Hollywood. Ten years later, and he has created a family of brands ranging from Michelin-rated fine dining to fast casual, all with a central focus on Southern hospitality and S...
2021-03-1855 minIn The Weeds'Herbalism' with Louise KingLouise is a herbalist hairdresser and founder of Wilderness Hair. I feel the next few years could be an interesting time for Louise, as more and more people are becoming aware of the benefits of a powerful holistic ethos and this is not about standing under a waterfall with some shampoo!If you go to Louises salon you will herbs growing, pots and pans cooking away, so the integration of raw cooking elements really got me really fascinated in her story and ideologies and how this can be integrated into a society with new found beliefs and...
2021-03-1155 minIn The Weeds'Traditions and Expectations' with Oscar AkgulThis weeks I go ITW with Oscar Akgul, owner of Lucia Restaurants and Cut and Craft Steakhouses with sites in Harrogate, York and soon to be Leeds.Originally from Turkey and traveling the world working on some of the finest cruise liners, Oscar settled in York 22 years ago and has never looked back.After completing a 800k return in their Lucia site in York last February they were then forced to close a month later due to coronavirus but we hear how they have seen great support throughout from the public. A self c...
2021-03-0448 minIn The WeedsS3 E4 - 'This is... Life Right Now' with Chanel CresswellI am joined by BAFTA award winning actress Chanel Cresswell, best known for playing Kelly Jenkins in This is England, as well as roles in popular shows The Bay and Trollied.We get an insight into Chanel's personal story working in making it as an actress and working with some great characters in her career so far and we discuss how the arts industry has been suffering over the course of the pandemic and how it can bounce back. Chanel is also a big mental health advocate and we discuss about believing in yourself and t...
2021-02-2549 minIn The WeedsS3 E3 - 'Talking Scran' with Tom KitchinThis week I am delighted to be joined by one of Scotlands and the U.Ks most celebrated Michelin star chefs Mr. Tom Kitchin. Tom has held the accolade for 14 years and became the youngest ever chef to be awarded a star at just 29 years old.Tom has some beautiful venues in and around his beloved hometown Edinburgh and he has cut his teeth with some of the best chefs ever to set foot in a kitchen. We talk about all things hospitality, investing in youth, his love for Scotland and also his close affiliation with Liverpool.
2021-02-1849 minIn The WeedsS3 E2 - 'A Social Perspective' with Ollie DowneyThis week I am joined by Ollie Downey who runs successful food blog 'Ols Food' on instagram. He is also recipe developer for the Courtney Black fitness app, which is an online sensation with nearly 1 million followers associated to her brand. First it was the mobile phone and soon more people in the world, will not know life without social media. It has become a fabric in society and it is completely normal to do business, interact, make friends and learn about new things but what does the future hold and are the positives outweighed by underlying...
2021-02-1154 minIn The WeedsS3 E1 - 'The Dragon Slayer' with Levi RootsWelcome back and for the first episode of Season 3,I am joined by chef, musician, business man and all round true gentlemen Mr. Levi Roots. From humble beginnings way back in Clarendon Jamaica to a meeting, a sauce and a song 13 years ago that changed his life forever. I think we can all remember that 'Reggae Reggae' sauce performance of the Dragons Den. Levi has been an inspiration to many over the years his journey is fascinating and also his work giving back to the youth and the community in Brixton, where he still resides, and around...
2021-02-0450 min
DiscoDazeDiscoDaze #175 - 01.01.21 (50 From 50 End Of Year Show)DiscoDaze show broadcasted on Open Tempo FM on Friday 1st January, 2021. www.opentempofm.com
50 DJ's & Producers From Around The World Selected One Track Each That Moved Them In 2020.
1. Dianne Mower - The Secret Sign (The Secret Soul Society)
2. Downunder Disco - The Starlight (Mannix)
3. Payfone - Sofian (12" Mix) (Ross Fitzgerald)
4. Moodyman - Do Wrong (Get Down Edits)
5. Mitiko - How I Feel (Cloak Dagger)
6. Carole King - It's Too Late (Dice_NZ Edit) (Chuggin Edits)
7. Sauco - Long Way Home (Ken Avalon)
8. Situation & Andre Espeut - You're Not Here (Julian Sanza)
9. Thoma Cher - Be My Love (The Funk District)
10...
2021-01-013h 58In The WeedsS2 E9 - 'All Together Now' with ''Father'' Dave CritchleyThis week I have Dave Critchley Exec Chef of Luban Restaurant. Christmas is fast approaching and we are all looking for tails of togetherness, community and being kind to lift our spirits and we have one right here. I have renamed Dave, Father Critchley due to his selfless work throughout the pandemic and into the festive period. He is part of countless initiatives such as LIDS (Liverpool Independent Delivery Services) that are all about solidarity and we learn more about them and how to get involved. We also find out more about his...
2020-12-1155 minIn The WeedsS2 E8 - 'Zero Time to Waste' with Nicolas FriarSustainability, zero waste, knowing about our produce and improving our lifestyles are high on agendas for many people at the moment and rightly so.In a world where change is on the horizon. This week I speak to Nicolas Friar, founder of Hypha restaurant in Chester. He talks candidly about these ideologies that run through the veins of his restaurant and their teams mission to soon be a 100 per cent zero waste restaurant.Here we speak about the importance of change, the wonderful local suppliers and growers, plant based diets, restaurant influences and of course...
2020-11-271h 04In The WeedsS2 E7 - 'Music, Yoga, Flow' : 'Humans of BSC' with Carrianne HaydenThis week I am joined by Carrianne Hayden who is not only a talented musician but a forward thinking yoga practitioner with her Third Wave Yoga business and an Oat Flat White enthusiast.We get an insight into how Carrianne merges her two passions together in her life and throughout the podcast we discuss the importance of gratitude, personal growth, evolution and ways in which we can take a measured holistic way of living throughout these difficult times. We also establish Carriannes favourite musical influences and the episode features two amazing songs written and performed b...
2020-11-201h 02In The WeedsS2 E6 - 'So Lets Talk' with Patrick HowleyThis week I am joined by Patrick Howley the CEO of 'So Lets Talk.'“So lets talk” is a non-profit platform with a mission to 86 the silence, providing education, events, training and activities on all aspects of mental, physical and financial health in the hospitality industry.The industry has often been stigmatised over the years as an unhealthy place to work, so it is critical that we can openly talk about solutions for working in the sector and enjoying a healthy way of life. Patrick speaks from the heart about his raw personal experiences.
2020-11-1359 minIn The WeedsS2 E5 - 'Culture, Closures, Covid and Comradeship' with James BatesJames is one of the co-founders of Maray Restaurants and is also one of my closest friends, so it was a pleasure to have him on chatting about various topics on this weeks episode.Naturally, with our lives being interlinked for soo many years there was plenty to cover and which has made for a slightly longer episode than the norm.We learn about the founding of Maray while touching upon current factual events that have impacted the hospitality industry. As well as the fundamentals of fairness in our society and the right for wellbeing...
2020-11-061h 19In The WeedsS2 E4 - 'Stay Caffeinated' : 'Humans of BSC' with Carl RiceHumans of BSC : Carl Rice We talk to Carl about the importance of staying caffeinated, the changing world of television and film, also his life as a chef (or a pretend one)!!From ‘Accrington Stanley who are they?…’ we all remember that all the way to be a highly respected writer, producer and actor starring in shows such as Trollied, Deep Water, Good Cop and Brassic to name a few.'Humans of BSC' is the part of the series which includes episodes on the life and times of some of the the fantastic regular...
2020-10-1646 minIn The WeedsS2 E3 - 'Hospitality at breaking point and self reflection'A different format and shorter episode than usual, as I am flying solo this week. This is unedited and just quite simply some of my personal views on horrendous policies and the creation of a modern day prohibition. As hospitality reaches a critical point, I wanted to reflected on the issues and problems that lie ahead and what we can do to help each other.These are unprecedented times and there is only one way out and that is of unity rather than division.
2020-10-0818 minIn The WeedsS2 E2 - 'Kids and Food' with Laura VanaLaura joins me from Tallinn, Estonia.Laura holds a MSc in Food Innovation and Health from Copenhagen University where she found her passion in gastrophysics and sensory science. Her topic of research has been about developing methods to educate children about the taste of food.This is a thought provoking chat regarding kids and food something I have become intertwined with being a father of young girls.At the moment she is working on establishing the sensory education method in kindergartens and elementary schools at the national level in Estonia until recently she...
2020-10-011h 00In The WeedsS2E1 : Gabriella Margiotta - 'Gabriella's Kitchen'In Season 2 we will focus on food, wellbeing, health both mental and physical and gaining an insight post lockdown into how we can incorporate that into our lives, as we thrive for a stronger more thriving society.As we see more than ever how different sectors in business and life need each other in one ecosystem.Gabriella Margiotta, is a very talented chef and part of a wonderful Italian/Scottish family who have a rich history in owning restaurants and the hospitality business. She is one of the success stories of lockdown with Gabriellas Kitchen...
2020-09-0357 minIn The WeedsEpisode 9 - Cut Throat Pete 'In the Chair'This week I speak to Peter Cranfield or 'Cut Throat Pete' as he is known to many, one of the pioneers in the new wave of barbering offering some of the best hospitality there is in the chair. He’s an influential figure for his industry and we get an insight into his world including fashion, photography, lockdown life to travelling across the world cutting hair. Refreshingly Pete is a really easy and open guy to talk to (which always helps on a podcast!) especially on his past experiences with mental health, so we share some...
2020-07-021h 14In The WeedsEpisode 8 - Liam and Ellis 'The Barrie Bros'This week I go ‘In The Weeds’ with the Barrie Bros, Liam and Ellis. The founders of the Marram Grass Restaurant in Anglesey, which involves a fantastic story of turning a greasy spoon on their families caravan park to one of the most sought after restaurants in Wales and the UK.The guys have now come full circle and before lockdown they were due to open their second restaurant Lerpwl, back in their home town of Liverpool on the iconic Albert Dock. They have also seen a renaissance in their other business, since isolation beckoned, 'The Fat Big C...
2020-06-241h 08
Mike SafoMike Safo with owner of “McSorley’s Old Ale House”, Teresa MaherJoined today by the owner of the legendary “McSorley’s Old Ale House”, Teresa Maher. Podcasting from inside this NYC institution, Teresa tells us about growing up in New York City with her strict father, her favorite hangouts, and her world before the bar. We hear how, she became the first female bartender at McSorley’s in 1994. We take a stroll down memory lane as Teresa shares the history of McSorley’s, from the opening in 1864 all the way up to her legendary father Matty taking the keys. We take a look and talk about the famous artifacts, from Houdini’s handcuffs...
2020-06-171h 06In The WeedsEpisode 7 - Natalia Ribbe 'Ladies of Restuarants'Finally back after a few weeks break and we are back with the fantastic Natalia Ribbe joining us from Margate, she is the founder of L.O.R and the co-founder of Baletta.L.O.R. (Ladies of Restaurants) leads positive action that addresses the gender gap in the hospitality industry, which has now become an international renowned organisation with events all over the U.K and most recently in Helsinki. It is a positive and inspirational movement for aspiring women in the restaurant industry. An international human being with a diverse background and many...
2020-06-1253 minIn The WeedsEpisode 6 - Ant Power 'Staying connected'This week I speak to Ant Power, who has had An exciting and diverse career all over the world. He is one half of Pilgrim Restaurant (https://pilgrimrestaurant.com), you may have seen us both on My Million Pound Menu. He is also part of a great publication in London called Root and Bone (http://rootandbone.co.uk) magazine and is incredibly one of the founding members of the Movember movement. (https://www.movember.com)We get a view from the other side of the world (depending where you are!) as Ant joins us in lockdown from hi...
2020-05-2248 minIn The WeedsEpisode 5 - Thom Hetherington 'King of the North'This week brings more positivity to the table, we get to know Thom Hetherington one of the most influential people in UK Hospitality and the man behind the infamous Northern Restaurant and Bar exhibition. We look at some fantastic creative offerings from across the North, from city dwellings to rural bliss. (https://northernrestaurantandbar.co.uk) We look at some fantastic creative offerings from across the North, from city dwellings to rural bliss. Mental health awareness has become somewhat of a feature throughout the series, coinciding with the COVID-19 lockdown, we also talk about the importance...
2020-05-161h 07In The WeedsEpisode 4 - Jesse Estes, Gaby Moncada and John Ennis - 'Got Agave!?'This week is the first group podcast of the series and the conversation are all about the world of agave spirits, one of my biggest loves.I am joined by some fantastic names from the tequila industry who literally have agave running through their veins and they travel all corners of the world spreading the good word.Jesse Estes (Ocho Tequila) is one of the best known names in the tequila industry. He is the son to the legendary Tomas Estes but Jesse is also a legend in his own right and is currently taking...
2020-05-081h 10In The WeedsEpisode 3 - Jonny Bongo Lacey 'Chef Bongo'This week we have a fun filled podcast with JONNY 'BONGO' LACEY Lacey the co-founder of the global sensation Bongos Bingo. Jonny is a foodie at heart and I think judging by his social media in this lockdown period he fancies himself as a bit of a chef! We find out what he has been cooking, as well as fatherhood, working around the globe, his love for Michelin star restaurants and staying positive in these difficult times!SPECIAL INTRO CONVERSATION: This week includes a special intro conversation with RICH MCGINNIS of The Merchant who tells us of...
2020-05-011h 01In The WeedsEpisode 2 - Paul Askew (Part 2) - 'In My Mersey Paradise'We continue are journey into conversation with Mr. Paul Askew. This week we come closer to home discussing Liverpools resurgent food and drink culture over the last 20 years from a culinary dessert, to one of the most exciting scenes in the U.K. Paul is a huge advocate of training and development. He is renowned for giving people a chance from a young age, he talks about how he puts this into action.We also discuss Pauls Top 3 chefs that he has shared a service with and we discover a mutual appreciation for one Michelin...
2020-04-2946 minIn The WeedsPaul Askew (PART 1) - 'Little bit of that foreign gear'This week, zooming in, we have award winning chef, author and all round good guy Mr. Paul Askew. We have a lot in common from our geographical similarities living on Merseyside and with such great conversation on life, food and culinary delights, I decided that I had to split Paul in two!In PART 1 we discuss Pauls life of travel and pull towards the sea. Also, how this has influenced his palette and ultimately moulded him into the person he is today. Leading onto him coming full circle back to his spiritual home in Liverpool, opening the i...
2020-04-2355 minIn The WeedsJames Hacon - 'Thinking about Hospitality'We get 'In The Weeds' with James Hacon - CEO of Think Hospitality.James is a purist of the hospitality industry. He talks of the love that it brings him and the togetherness it generates. We talk about James humanitarian hospitality initiatives for wellness and mental health, which have become uniquely important throughout this pandemic.James is an accustomed public speaker and no stranger to world wide travel. We find out his go to favourite places, amongst it his admiration for Tel Aviv. Yet, he also has an appreciation for all things closer to home...
2020-04-101h 02
Fret TalkFret Talk Episode 38BudgetPedalChap and Matty Quine catch up on the weeks events together and chat about the aftermath of the drunkenness last week. In the guitar world, it has been a slow news week, so we discuss our favourite guitars and what we would change about them and we discuss the new Fender JoBo 59 twin, as well as talking about trends in amplifiers in general. We tackle listener questions on relicing guitars and many more. Throw us a 5-star review on Itunes to help us soar up the ranks and sharing the cast helps us immensely also. Don't forget to have your onli...
2018-04-021h 16Tea or Books? – Stuck in a BookTea or Books? #40: how do we arrange our bookshelves, and two E.H. Young novelsAlphabetical or thematic shelving? Miss Mole vs Chatterton Square? Episode 40 of ‘Tea or Books?’ continues answering the important questions that others don’t dare to.
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In the first half of this episode, Rachel and I address the pressing issue of how books are ordered on our shelves – alphabetical order, arranged thematically, or something else completely? We have fun with this one (thanks for the suggestion, Imogen!) and would love to know what any of you do with your shelves.
In the second half, we turn to the...
2017-06-0500 min
Tea or Books?Tea or Books? #40: how do we arrange our bookshelves, and two E.H. Young novelsAlphabetical or thematic shelving? Miss Mole vs Chatterton Square? Episode 40 of ‘Tea or Books?’ continues answering the important questions that others don’t dare to.
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In the first half of this episode, Rachel and I address the pressing issue of how books are ordered on our shelves – alphabetical order, arranged thematically, or something else completely? We have fun with this one (thanks for the suggestion, Imogen!) and would love to know what any of you do with your shelves.
In the second half, we turn to the...
2017-06-0500 min