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Sitjazz amb Víctor Ollé i els seus col.laboradorsSitjazz (293) amb Victor Ollé i els seus col.laboradors (22-06-2025)Aqui teniu el programa 293 del Sitjazz de Ràdio Sitges On Line ,emetense/emès de 10 a 12 de la nit, el diumenge 22 de Juny i reemés per altres emissores durant la setmana.
Jazz de tots els estils,èpoques,novetats i km 0.
Per aquest programa comptem amb les recomanacios didàctiques i músicals de Toni Solà, Marc Ferrer, Xavi Plaza,Ivó Oller,Beatriz Zaragoza,Oscar Font, David Viñolas,Marta Sierra , Enric Alegre i Pere Pons.
Col.laboració especial de David Traver Mas del Club Jazz Terrassa , Antonio del Moral, Tècnic de Cultura i programador del 14è Cicle de jazz de l'Am...
2025-06-222h 03
The Engineers CollectiveThe Regenerative Structural Engineer and Infrastructure related pledges in the UK General ElectionIn the new episode the we meet the authors of new book The Regenerative Structural Engineer, Oliver Broadbent and James Norman. The book, published by the Institution of Structural Engineers, draws on the two authors’ years of experience of civil and structural engineering. Today, Oliver is founder and co-leader of regenerative engineering training Constructivist and James is professor of sustainable design at the University of Bristol.
Their passion for engineering and helping to promote the inherent benevolence of the vocation is clear in our discussion. We talk about the process of writing and designing The Regenerative Structural Engi...
2024-06-261h 15
Political Capital with Rob Shaw#119 - Court ruling on drug use, health care polling, Surrey policingPremier David Eby criticizes the BC Supreme Court on its injunction against his drug use restriction law, but what does the NDP's shifting position on decriminalization amount to? A new poll shows public confidence has collapsed in government health care, is this an opening for other parties during an election year? Plus, in our podcast extra this week, we discuss what the BC government should do about Surrey's refusal to pay for 10 new police recruits, and the recent passing of former federal NDP leader Ed Broadbent. Host Rob Shaw is joined by Jeff Ferrier, Allie Blades and Jillian...
2024-01-1337 min
Contemporánea01. Arvo PärtCompositor estonio. Sus obras están marcadas por el minimalismo y por una profunda espiritualidad, correspondiente a su fe cristiana ortodoxa. Sufre la censura del soviet, que proscribe sus obras y le empuja al exilio. Debe parte de su popularidad a sus bandas sonoras._____Has escuchado“Credo (1968)”. Erik Cortés, piano; Orquesta Filarmónica de la UNAM; Ludwig Carrasco, director. YouTube Vídeo. Publicado por Ludwig Carrasco, 27 de julio de 2020: [Vídeo]Für Alina (1976). Jürgen Kruse, piano; The Ajna Offensive; Mississippi Records (2017)“Nekrolog op. 5 (1960)”. Orquesta Filarmónica de Estocolmo; Pa...
2023-11-2909 min
B&R at the MoviesEpisode 21: King of Thieves (2018)Send us a textOn this episode of B&R at the Movies podcast Berry and Robin watch and talk about the 2018 true story crime drama King of Thieves staring Michael Caine, Tom Courtenay, Ray Winstone, Jim Broadbent and Charlie Cox. Come alone for a ride for one of the biggest diamond heists in London. Support the show
2023-06-0837 min
Coaches Panel | Fantasy AFL PodcastsStrategy Roundtable | Round ElevenMiniMonk Rids & MJ gather for another strategy roundtable of the 2023 season for SuperCoach, AFLFantasy & DreamTeam.
In this episode, the panel discuss:
What to do with injured trio Josh Kelly, Clayton Oliver & Jason Johannisen
Are Will Ashcroft & Darcy Cameron the keys to unlocking your team through the multi-bye rounds?
In AFLFantasy, we discuss the importance of Josh Weddle and Bailey Humphrey and whether they are more important trade-ins than George Wardlaw.
We look at the best 'Broadbent' runners for the byes.
Discuss the upcoming DPP additions.
Answer our patreon questions.
And lots more.
2023-05-241h 18
Your Business BoostDealing with Digital Depletion with Dr Kristy GoodwinIf you find yourself unable to “switch-off”, you are not alone. If you find it difficult to concentrate, you are not alone. If you find yourself switching from one task to another every 2 minutes, you are not alone. If you are feeling exhausted at the end of a day of Zoom meetings, you are not alone. Living in a digital age, none of this is our fault - but there is something we can do about it. Today’s guest, Dr Kristy Goodwin is here to set the record straigh...
2022-02-2044 min
Crossing the LineMike Leigh - Legendary Director, Writer, FilmmakerMike Leigh is a staple of British cinema and theatre having had a directing career that spans seven decades. Seven is also the number of Oscars he's been nominated for. He's also helped to create stars we know and love today including Gary Oldman, Tim Roth and Liz Smith, as well as collaborating with well known actors such as Timothy Spall and Jim Broadbent.
2021-06-241h 05
Eiffel OverThe allotment tapes - seven variations on climate and creativityThis episode is about seven themes all related in some way to climate and creativity that keep coming to mind when I'm doing the watering, which is rather a lot at the moment: What can we learn from the Apollo missions? Harnessing the subconscious as a creative tool The wisdom of the allotment The end of sustainability Asking difficult questions Not seeking permission to sound the alarm Digital models of deckchairs on the Titanic
2020-05-3035 min
Desert Island DiscsSimon Armitage, Poet LaureateSimon Armitage was appointed Poet Laureate in 2019. His poems celebrate the everyday and the ordinary with wit and affection. But beyond the wood chip and washing lines he addresses the complexities and the profound feelings that underpin daily life. Born in Huddersfield, Simon Armitage grew up in the village of Marsden in West Yorkshire. Marsden has informed and inspired much of his work and as a boy he would look out of his bedroom window at night to watch the comings and goings of village life. He vividly remembers as a teenager discovering the work...
2020-05-1039 minEiffel OverHazel Hill Wood - Dawn chorus sonic lockdown therapy30 minutes of uninterrupted dawn chorus Hazel Hill Wood, recorded at the end of March. Hazel Hill is woodland nature reserve and education centre helping frontline staff develop resilience and wellbeing through connection with nature. While people are prevented from visiting the woods during lockdown, the team are working on ways to bring the wood to them during lockdown. Listening suggestions: Early in the morning Over breakfast In the background while you work To clear your mind at the end of work Late at night as you drift off to sleep
2020-04-3034 minEiffel Over#17 - Tabitha Pope - Participatory ArchitectureTabitha Pope is an architect and lecturer, with a specialism temporary structures and participatory archiecture and a passion for work that sits at the boundary of art and architecture. In this episode, produced in support of International Women’s Day, my colleague Lucy Barber interview Tabatha about: What is participatory design and what benefits does it offer us in the climate emergency. Challenging power in order to make architecture a more inclusive space for all under-represented groups, not just women. How her practice of carpentry allows her to intervene in the design process in a different way. Establishing a...
2020-03-1254 min
Eiffel OverBengt Cousins-Jenvey - How to save a million tonnes of carbonBengt is a consultant and 're-designer', working in sustainability and circular design in the built environment. This year we are working together to create training in response to the climate emergency. In this interview I ask Bengt about his big question: what single thing can you do to save a million tonnes of carbon. Exploring this question we get into: High-level strategies for accounting for carbon that help avoid getting stuck in the detail. Using culture-change models to guide organisations as they respond to declaring a climate emergency. Thinking frameworks that help consultants engage with the businesses they...
2020-02-1350 minEiffel OverCreativity, climate and clowning - Alexie Sommer interviews Oliver BroadbentIn this episode we flip the format: Alexie Sommer, Independent Design and Communication Director and collaborator on many of my projects interviews me about why I set up Eiffel Over and Constructivist Ltd, and what our plans are for 2020. We get into: Techniques for teaching creativity Our programme of training support people tackling the climate emergency And what engineers might learn from clowns.
2020-01-2344 minEiffel OverSophie Thomas - Circular DesignSophie is an unusual mix of campaigner, practising designer and Chartered Waste Manager. She’s been working in the fields of sustainable design, behaviour change and material process for nearly 20 years. I invited Sophie on to the show to talk about waste and circular design. In our conversation we get into: The engineering of linear and circular products, material selection, recycling houses and oil rigs. The creative strategies for circular designers, and in particular the idea that waste is a design flaw. And the practical philosophy of someone who has spent so long think about waste.
2019-07-3039 minEiffel OverForth Rail Brige - An Engineering DetourAn engineering detour is something engineers do when they go out of their way, usually on holiday, to go and check out a piece of engineering infrastructure. In this episode I take an engineering detour to the mighty Forth Bridge. Along the way we get into the engineering of the structure, how taking detours can build our creative skills, and on a philosophical note I weigh up facts and figures versus experiential knowledge. Join me for the ride!
2019-06-2114 min
Get Lost In A Captivating Full Audiobook On Your Commute.HarperCollins Children’s Books Presents: Stories for Summer Holidays for Age 5+ by HarperCollins Children’s Books, Oliver Jeffers, Jenny Valentine, S. A. Wakefield, Jill Barklem, Jim Broadbent, Victoria Wood, Jot Davies, full castPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/107882to listen full audiobooks.
Title: HarperCollins Children’s Books Presents: Stories for Summer Holidays for Age 5+
Author: HarperCollins Children’s Books, Oliver Jeffers, Jenny Valentine, S. A. Wakefield, Jill Barklem, Jim Broadbent, Victoria Wood, Jot Davies, full cast
Narrator: Jonathan Langley, Michael Bond, Michael Morpurgo, Ian Whybrow
Format: mp3
Length: 2 hrs
Release date: 08-24-18
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Travel
Publisher's Summary:
Twelve of the best loved children’s book stories to get your little ones through the longest journeys this summer. Worried about how to keep your little ones occupied this summ...
2018-08-2430 min
Press Play On This Sensational Full Audiobook — Perfect In The Car.HarperCollins Children’s Books Presents: Stories for Summer Holidays for Age 2+ by HarperCollins Children’s Books, David Walliams, Oliver Jeffers, Judith Kerr, Emma Chichester Clark, David Mackintosh, Jez Alborough, Rob Scotton, Simon Puttock, Rachel Bright, Jackie FrenchPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/107883to listen full audiobooks.
Title: HarperCollins Children’s Books Presents: Stories for Summer Holidays for Age 2+
Author: HarperCollins Children’s Books, David Walliams, Oliver Jeffers, Judith Kerr, Emma Chichester Clark, David Mackintosh, Jez Alborough, Rob Scotton, Simon Puttock, Rachel Bright, Jackie French
Narrator: Jim Broadbent, Emilia Fox, full cast
Format: mp3
Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
Release date: 08-24-18
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Travel
Publisher's Summary:
Twelve stories to get your little ones through the longest journeys this summer. Worried about how to keep your little ones occupied this summer? Worry no mo...
2018-08-241h 10
Eiffel OverRoma Agrawal - how to build a skyscraperDon’t try to build a skyscraper yourself without listening to this first: a step-by-step guide on how to build a skyscraper with structural engineer Roma Agrawal, author of 'Built, the Hidden Stories Behind our Structures’. We get into the engineering, creativity and philosophy of sky scrapers and their designers.
2018-01-1830 minEiffel OverJack Bardwell - Spine-tingling creativityI recorded this episode last summer with my colleague, graphic designer Jack Bardwell just before he left to puruse new adventures in interior architecture. It has been a pleasure therefore to listen his voice in the edit, and to hear the many fascinating things he has to say about his creative process, what he has learnt from working with engineers, and, most intriguingly, the spine-tingling effect other people's creativity can have on him. I've got a feeling this going to be one of those episodes I keep coming back to when I need angles for looking at...
2018-01-0447 minEiffel OverThe J-P Flintoff meta podcast - saving the world one creative project at a time.Journalist and author J-P Flintoff is this person who inspired me to start this podcast. He talks passionately about how to get people started on their creative projects and the positive impact their creativity has on the world. This interview gets very meta: a podcast about the creative process of podcasting. We get into all sorts of great techniques for creative projects, including: Improv games Valuing what you are good at Not losing track of what is working well already The importance of getting started Not worrying about whether it is going to be good. Shared space in...
2017-11-2752 minEiffel OverAndrew Koskinski - Engineering transport in San FranciscoI can’t think of metropolitan landscape that offers more varied and exciting opportunities for designing transport infrastructure than San Francisco, with its steep hills, its bay, its rapidly changing economy and its tantalisingly separated land masses. In this episode I catch up San Francisco-based transport engineer and old friend Andrew Kosinski and we geek out on transport-related talking points including: Bridgoff: Bay vs. Golden Gate Tearing down freeways Bringing cycling into San Francisco Is driving a right and it is a freedom? The phenomenon of ‘parklets' Tunnelling through ships Building towers on weak and shifting sands The crea...
2017-11-2440 minEiffel OverEiffel Over on tour in San FranciscoDitching google maps + riding the bart + cycling downtown + Golden Gate Bridge + big trains + hidden cognitive demand of team work and collaboration + measuring student brave waves + what is reality + the latest from Paolo Alto
2017-05-1232 minEiffel OverEllie Westgarth Flynn - Creative strategies, instruments as extensions to our bodies and the importance of feedbackSong writer and piano player Ellie Westgarth-Flynn and I talk creative musical strategies, instruments as extensions of our bodies, the tension between technical mastery and creativity and the importance of audience feedback. We also have a jam. Show notes and more details available from the blog: eiffelover.com
2017-04-2435 minEiffel OverRiding the Northern Line ghost trainIn this episode I attempt a sonic recreation of a part of the London Underground that never got built, a stretch of the Northern Line that would have run from Moorgate to Alexandra Palace. En route I reflect on the transport infrastructure shapes our experience of the city and the difference between what engineers plan and what actually gets built.
2017-04-0311 minEiffel OverNick Cobbing - photographing the ArcticPhotographer and photojournalist Nick Cobbing talks about photographing the Arctic, what happens to photographic equipment at minus 38 degrees, using drones to take photos, the role of the audience in the creative process, being reduced to tears by the beauty of the planet, the best places to swing dance north of the Arctic, life hacks for creative people working on their own and whether penguins tango or waltz.
2017-03-0234 minEiffel OverCrossing France very very fast - a paean to TGVsEver since I saw my first one zoom past as a boy I’ve loved TGVs. In January I travelled from one side of France to the other and back by high-speed train to get to a conference, and used the chance to try to capture some of what I love about fast trains in France. It’s a mash up of travel diary, interviews and engineering history, all stitched together with familiar SNCF noises. Close your eyes and bon voyage...
2017-02-1331 minEiffel OverAndrew Scoones - Is there such a thing as engineering culture?Andrew is a filmmaker specialising in the built environment. Andrew seems to have interviewed or met almost all of my engineering design heroes (except Eiffel), and so I was equally delighted and nervous when he agreed to let me interview him! In this podcast we explore one of Andrew’s passions, the identification and celebration of engineering culture. Along the way way we get in to some great stories about designers, what they design and how they do it.
2017-01-2535 min
This Week's EpisodeThis Week's Episode Ep 49: Which Powerpuff Girl Is Bruce Campbell?On this week's episode of This Week's Episode, Evan has us all watching the wild west... FOX style with The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. Plus, FOX News is in trouble, Game of Thrones casting rumors, The Green Arrow wants to climb the warped wall, and more!
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2016-09-081h 07
Saturday ReviewAmerican Psycho as theatre; Everything You Always Wanted to Know...; Mind Maps at the Science MuseumMatt Smith (the almost-former Dr Who) takes his first post-timelord steps in a stage musical based on American Psycho, the quintessential yuppie novel. How will they deal with the rat?The Mind Maps exhibition at the Science Museum in London explores how mental health problems and other psychological disorders have been treated over the past 250 years. It includes objects from the museum's medical collection, archive images and art works, but how hard is it to show how the mind (rather than the brain) works?A two-part BBC TV drama tells the story of the The...
2013-12-1441 min