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Cask to GlassIt's Not Unusual: Sean Williams & Whisgi CymreigIn 1887, when Alfred Barnard published his seminal guide to the The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom, he catalogued 129 Scottish distilleries, 28 Irish ditstilleries and four English distilleries.There were no Welsh distilleries.And yet, says Sean Williams host of the Wisgi Wales Podcast and founder of Wales Whisky Fest and the Welsh Whisky Society, "distilling can allegedly trace its roots to Wales; to north wales; to a little place called Bardsey Island, where the monks - you know, in myth - distilled a distilate which was pretty much aqua vitae or new make...2025-07-3131 minCask to GlassDrams Less Travelled: Hamish Malcolm - The Dram CaddyGolf and whisky. Two of Scotland's great exports.They've gone around the world. Now the world rounds on Scotland to experience them both.And Hamish Malcolm brings them together..Aka The Dram Caddy, Hamish combines his role as a golf caddy with that as a whisky guide, providing whisky tastings to golfing tourists. Usually matching five drams to five courses from Dornorch in the north to St Andrews in the east.But nothing obvious. So no Macallans."I'm looking maybe for the dram less...2025-07-2431 minCask to GlassScotchland: Dave Broom & the Joy of Whisky"It's an extraordinary time in whisky's history," says Dave Bloom author of The World Atlas of Whisky; now in its 3rd edition but completely rewritten.Over 500 distilleries profiled; 480 whiskies sampled. No wonder Dave jokes: "I didn't have grey hair when I started."But why extraordinary?"Because there's never been such a period in whisky's history where so much has been made in so many different styles in so many different countries," he tells John. "If you think back to whisky's recent history, the last 100 years or so, essentially it's been...2025-07-1738 minCask to GlassOrganic & Sustainable: Annabel Thomas of Nc'Nean Distillery"I didn't set Nc'Nean up to appeal to women," admits Annabel Thomas, founder of Nc'Nean Distillery, "but you know, I think maybe because my story ends up being told, because we have equal parts men and women working at the company, we do get probably more attention from women than maybe other brands.""That being said," she continues, "more than half of our consumers are still men, which reflects the reality of the whisky industry today."And while Annabel insists "there's no logical reason" why women shouldn't drink or work in whisky, she's...2025-07-1032 minCask to GlassTime, Place & Company: Gordon Dundas of Ian Macleod DistillersWhisky's about time and place and company for Gordon Dundas, Brand Development and Advocacy Director of Ian Macleod Distillers.One of Gordon's best whisky experiences was at an awards dinner in Edinburgh.He was sitting beside a colleague from Ian Macleod and his good friend Julian Van Winkle of Old Rip Van Winkle Distillery -- "before Van Winkle had gone really silly pricewise and rarity and scarcity". There was, he says, a bottle of Balblair 38 on the table. "So we poured this Balblair 38. And at that moment in time, prbabaly an hour or...2025-07-0332 minCask to GlassGraeme Littlejohn from the Scotch Whisky Association"It's a really challenging time in Scotch whisky at the moment," admits Graeme Littlejohn, Director of Strategy & Communications at the Scotch Whisky Association. "I guess we'd call it an inflexion point for the industry."That's a view we've heard from several contributors on the podcast in our previous 21 episodes.For instance, in Episode 15 Andrew Symington of Edradour Distillery told John the industry was facing "headwinds". Andrew identified the cost of living crisis; the effects of Brexit; global supply chain issues; international competition; and over production and over pricing. Whisky writer Charles Maclean also...2025-06-2634 minCask to GlassBring on the Wallabies: The Lions Whisky Challenge"There's a whisky for everyone," says former Scotland rugby international Ryan Grant and independent bottler with Unkiltered."Including the Welsh," he adds.Aye! You can pick a Scottish rugby player for the British and Irish Lions, but you can't take away the Home Nations rivalry.Ryan was on the last Lions tour to Australia, back in 2013. And as the 2025 Lions get set to embark on their latest tour down under, Ryan joins John, who toured with the Lions to South Africa in 1980 and New Zealand in 1983, for a 6 Nations vs...2025-06-1941 minCask to GlassIs that an Easy Question? Max McFarlane vs GoogleLegendary whisky maker Max McFarlane is sought out the world over as consultant by other whisky producers.For over 25 years, Max was the Master Blender and later Keeper of the Quaich at Edrington. As such his nose provided the quality control for some of the best selling whiskies in the world: Famous Grouse, Highland Park, Cutty Stark, Bunnahabhain, and The Glenrothes. He's now the Master Blender for Ardgowan Distillery which officially opens on 20 June 2025.But is his whisky knowledge a match for his nose?In this episode John challenges Max...2025-06-1225 minCask to GlassThe Whisky Dramalista: Dave Alcock & the Power of Passion"It was like a revelation," Dave Alcock recalls the moment he really got into whisky.The retired sports psychologist and self-styled "whisky dramalista" had always "liked a drop". But then one Christmas, after he'd "prepped the veg", he unwrapped the present his wife had bought for him.It was a bottle of Port Ellen third edition."I could feel it in my toes when I sipped it," he tells John in this episode. "It was just something else. I didn't know whether to sniff it or drink some more."2025-06-0531 minCask to GlassWhisky Where the Heart Is: Cardrona Distillery with Desiree ReidIt all began with Edradour for Desiree Reid, founder and managing director of the award-winning Cardrona Distillery in the Cardrona Valley on New Zealand's South Island.For her 21st birthday, she and her mother backpacked around Scotland. (Both sides of her family came from here way back when.) But something about that whisky in one of Scotland's oldest distilleries in Highland Perthshire (featured in Episode 15), ignited a spark."I can't say that I sat there with that dram and thought that I'm gonna open a whisky distillery one day. But that is certainly...2025-05-2929 minCask to GlassFor the Love of Whisky: Friendship & Connection with Fred Maitland"Nothing will get between a man and his whisky," insists Fred Maitland of East Coast Whisky.Fred's a psychotherapist.But he also provides whisky tastings and runs tours to distilleries around Scotland. And he believes whisky keeps us connected."It's about friendship and hobby," he tells John in this episode. "It's an incredible stimulant for conversation, for good feelings, for community, for warmth. And I've seen it time and time again."But it must be respected, he adds. It's not for "chugging back."Fred's...2025-05-2231 minCask to GlassDraamtastic: Raasay Distillery with Alasdair DayThey're all about The Draam at Isle of Raasay Distillery.It's their signature single malt, based on a six-cask recipe created by founder and Master Distiller, Alasdair Day. It's 80% of what they produce."We wanted to make a Hebridean whisky," Alasdair tells John in this episode.Hebridean?"Something lightly peated," Alasdair explains. "So not unpeated, not heavily peated. But somewhere in between.""A rugged windswept island off an island, you need that peaty characteristic," he continues.But Alasdair and co-founder Bill...2025-05-1528 minCask to GlassEdradour Distillery: 1825 to 2025 with Andrew Symington"I'm a whisky nerd," admits Andrew Symington the owner of Edradour Distillery. "That's how I got involved in the business. I love the different flavours."Edradour, near Pitlochry in Highland Perthshire, is one of Scotland's smallest distilleries and, Andrew says, Scotland's "last traditional farm distillery".Andrew's been in the whisky business for almost 40 years, both as the owner of Edradour and as an independent bottler with his Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky company bottling “single, single, single malt". That's malts produced by a single distillery, from a single distillation and a single cask.2025-05-0831 minCask to GlassTasting Masterclass with Max McFarlaneNext time you're in Spain, "give the oak tree a big hug," implores master blender Max McFarlane. Without the oak, he says, Scotch whisky wouldn't be what it is.Join John as Max takes him on a tasting journey from new make spirit through the casks and years to learn to recognise the look, nose and palate of several very different whiskies. And he throws in an off-note whisky that's really gone wrong. Along the way they talk about the state of the global whisky market and Max recommends whiskies he thinks are on the up-and-up...2025-05-0139 minCask to GlassThe Community Spirit: GlenWyvis Distillery in DingwallThey're "fairly geeky" about the spirit at GlenWyvis admits Craig MacRitchie, Distillery Manager at Scotland's first modern day community-owned distillery.Established in Dingwall at the head the Cromarty Firth in north-east Scotland in 2016, GlenWyvis Distillery is unburdened by a traditional house style. So they do what they like - provided, Craig says, it makes good whisky and complies with the regulations set out by the Scotch Whisky Association.Such as?Longer fermentation than other more established distilleries - as much as six days; experimentation with barrels and single cask whiskies...2025-04-2432 minCask to GlassBy Royal Appointment 1494: Lindores Abbey DistilleryThe origins of Scotch whisky are lost in the mists of time.But in the Exchequer Roll of 1494, King James IV bestowed his royal seal of approval on a Tironensian monk and distiller from Lindores Abbey in Fife: "Et per liberacionem factam fratri Johanni Cor per preceptum compotorum rotulatoris, ut asserit, de mandato domini regis ad faciendum aquavite infra hoc compotum, viii bolle brasii.""To Friar John Cor, 8 bolls of malt, wherewith to make aqua vitae for the King."It is the earliest written record we have of whisky in...2025-04-1730 minCask to GlassTongue Tangled: Pronunciation Masterclass with Gillian KirklandWhisky makers don't make it easy, do they? Bunnahabhain. Glen Garioch. Ledaig.Even the most popular ones can be hard to get your tongue around. Is it Glenfiddich with an "ick" or with an "itch"? Glenmorangie as in "mow-ran-gee" or "morangie" - like orange with an "M" in front of it?In last week's episode, John and former Scotland rugby star Chris Cusiter, who's now a whisky importer in LA, discussed how difficult it can be to pronounce the names of some Scotch whiskies.So we thought we'd put an...2025-04-1023 minCask to GlassCalifornia Dramming with Chris CusiterNine years ago, former Scotland rugby international Chris Cusiter retired from the professional game and moved out west.Way out west... California west.He bought a specialist liquor store in Los Angeles to follow his newfound dream, building bridges between Scotland and California with whisky.A few years later, after selling his store, Chris became a partner in Alexander Murray & Co importers of Scotch whisky into the United States.In this episode he talks to John about his love of whisky; the challenges facing the global whisky...2025-04-0336 minCask to GlassRobin Laing & The Cure For Which There's No Disease"It's the pulse of one small nationSo much more than just a dram..."For almost 30 years Robin Laing, "The Whisky Bard", has been trying to capture the "poetic essence" of Scotland's national drink and the world's favourite spirit in his songs and poetry.His lines above from "More Than Just A Dram" adorn the walls of Clynelish Distillery near Bora in Sutherland.Robin's a well kent face on the global whisky scene, performing his music at whisky tasings and Burns Nighs across Europe and America. And he's...2025-03-2736 minCask to GlassDown the Farm: Kilchoman Distillery“A lot of people thought it was a very stupid decision essentially,” Peter Wills recalls the reaction to his dad Anthony’s plan to start a new distillery on Islay.With seven distilleries already on the island, he says the feeling was “there’s no room for another one.”Besides he continues: “All these others had this long heritage.”But Anthony and wife Kathy pressed ahead. And in December 2005 Kilchoman Distillery began production – the first new distillery on “Whisky Isle” in 125 years.Today there are nine distilleries on Islay and four more...2025-03-2033 minCask to GlassIt’s in the Glass: Glencairn CrystalWhat's in the glass? And why does it matter?No we're not talking about the whisky... but the actual glass your whisky's in.Why?Well in earlier episodes John heard from Master Blender, Max McFarlane of Ardgowan Distillery, Gary Mills of Loch Lomond Whiskies, and Deanston Whisky Guru of the Year 2024, Gillian Kirkland owner of The Piper Whisky Bar in Glasgow; all three stressed the importance of the right whisky glass for evaluation and optimum appreciation.And what do they use? The Glencairn Glass....2025-03-1337 minCask to GlassGillian Kirkland: Scotland's Whisky Guru 2024Gillian Kirkland never planned to run a whisky bar. But when her husband died in 2014, she inherited his pub on Glasgow's George Square and decided to keep it going.Two years later, Gillian turned The Piper into a whisky bar. She knew nothing about whisky, so decided to learn.And did she!In 2024 Gillian was crowned Deanston Whisky Guru of the Year at the Scottish Bar & Pub Awards 2024 and The Piper Whisky Bar once again won Benromach Whisky Bar of the Year. An incredible double. And just a year after...2025-03-0633 minCask to GlassArdgowan Distillery: A Slice of the Spey on the River Kip?"Eight years, six prime ministers, a pandemic, a cost of living crisis, and now a heart attack."No wonder two of the biggest names in the Scotch whisky industry told Martin McAdam, CEO of Ardgowan Distillery, "Just don't start!" when he first asked them for advice on building a new distillery.Nestling beneath a volcanic rock near Inverkip on the south bank of the Firth of Clyde on the west coast of Scotland, Martin says Ardgowan is "at the nexus of Highland, Lowland and Island whiskies". Its first mashing is scheduled for March 2025...2025-02-2735 minCask to GlassLoch Lomond DistilleryIs the tipple in your glass just the product of the cask? Or does the still play some big part?Join John as he and Master Blender Max McFarlane chat with Loch Lomond Whiskies' Gary Mills about Loch Lomond Distillery's three - or is it four? - very different stills, and the role of the distillery's onsite De-char / Re-char cooperage.Oh and find out what Tintin - yes Herge's Tintin - has to do with it all.Visit Loch Lomond Whiskies' online store at www.lochlomondwhiskies.com and get 10% off...2025-02-2033 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast--Gary Taylor: A Michigan Polka Legend & HIFI SoundsGary Taylor is not the average 'roll out the barrel' or 'oberek' artist. Performing state wide with some regional trips since the 1960s, Taylor found himself in great company while at Handy High School in the early '60s. Able to play saxophones and clarinet, Taylor was a first call artist, getting gigs and rubbing elbows with many of the Michigan polka legends. Taylor ran his own band coming out of the Pat Lepeak and The Starliners as the '70s progressed, headlining polka festivals and achieving freedom as a multi-talented bandleader. Always in search of 'better mix...2025-02-201h 03Cask to GlassMax McFarlane: Master BlenderPopcorn. That’s right. Popcorn. As the former Keeper of the Quaich at Edrington, Master Blender Max McFarlane has worked with some of the most famous whisky brands in the world, including The Famous Grouse, The Macallan and Highland Park. He reckons he can persuade anyone to enjoy whisky. And he says it all comes down to popcorn... Now with Ardgowan Distillery and the nose behind Ardgowan’s Clydebuilt range of private bottlings, Max explains to John the best way to dr...2025-02-1331 minCask to GlassRobert Burns & Whisky“Whisky and freedom gang thegither!,” declared Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet.But why and how do they go together?In this episode John Beattie speaks to Burns scholar and Scotland’s preeminent political commentator, Brian Taylor, about Burns, his work and legacy, and how whisky is rooted in a place that’s both Scottish and international.Slàinte!-------Twitter:@C2GWhisky@JohnRossBeattieProducer: David HolmesGraphic Design: Jess RobertsonMusic: Water of Life (Ne...2025-02-0632 minCask to GlassVal McDermid“Ice is for cocktails!” exclaims Scottish crime writer and whisky lover Val McDermid.So how does she take a dram? And what does she take?And if she loves whisky so much, why did Val create a leading character who enjoys gin when she personally hates it?Join John Beattie as he and Val discuss “morning whiskies”, imposter syndrome and Scotland’s national bard, Robert Burns.And if you’re new to Scotland’s national drink and want to know where to start, Val has a recommendation.Slàin...2025-01-3037 min
Cask to GlassTrailerHow do you take your whisky?Neat? Splash of water? Block of ice? Or even a mixer?However you take it, join John Beattie, former Scotland rugby international and semi-retired radio and TV news presenter, as he celebrates the heritage and flavour of Scotland's national drink and the world's favourite spirit.Whether you call it whisky, whiskey, uisge beatha, aqua vitae, or the water of life... there's a story behind every dram; a craftsman behind every drop; an aroma with every nose; and a flavour in every sip.2025-01-3004 min
The Ranger Hour Sponsored by BankFirstNational Champions! Northwest Women's Soccer!Explore the December 5th edition of the Bank First Ranger Hour, highlighting the vibrant community at Northwest Mississippi Community College. Get details on the free Holiday Spectacular Choir Concert at the Heindl Center and upcoming performances like Celtic Woman's White Christmas Symphony Tour. Stay updated on NWCC football, basketball, rodeo, and the upcoming Northwest Soiree fundraiser, a premier event supporting student scholarships. Celebrate the achievements and events that make NWCC a standout institution.In this episode, host Gary Darby interviews Women's Soccer Coach James Beattie, who reflects on the team's historic 22-0 season and NJCAA Division II...2024-12-0531 min
Listen, Relax and Enjoy the Wonders of Full AudiobookCooking in a Bedsitter: The Complete Series 1 and 2: A BBC Radio 4 Sitcom Audiobook by Katharine WhitehornListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 793073
Title: Cooking in a Bedsitter: The Complete Series 1 and 2: A BBC Radio 4 Sitcom
Author: Katharine Whitehorn, Sue Teddern
Narrator: Alison Belbin, Beattie Edmondson, Eleanor Bron, Full Cast , John Bowler, John Dougall, Karen Bartke, Nikesh Patel
Format: Unabridged
Length: 03:12:00
Language: English
Release date: 11-14-24
Publisher: PGRH UK
Genres: Fiction & Literature, General, Humor
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Both series of the engaging romantic comedy set in a 1960s bedsit, inspired by Katharine Whitehorn's cookery classic
Its 1964, and 22-year-old Trisha moves into a West Hampstead bedsitter to escape her controlling suburban parents and...2024-11-153h 12The Ranger Hour Sponsored by BankFirstWomen's Soccer / Athletic AdvisingIn this episode of The Bank First Ranger Hour, host Gary Darby highlights the latest achievements at Northwest Mississippi Community College (NWCC). Women’s soccer coach James Beattie discusses his team’s incredible 18-0 season as they prepare for the NJCAA Division II National Tournament in Huntsville, Alabama. He reflects on the challenges, consistent standards, and preparation for pool play against Scottsdale, Arizona, and St. Charles, Missouri. Coach Beattie emphasizes the importance of strength of schedule and team growth throughout the season.In the second segment, Tori Fugatt, NWCC football’s academic adviser, shares insights into her role in...2024-11-1436 minThe Ranger Hour Sponsored by BankFirstZikeyia Ramsey / Womens SoccerIn this episode of the BankFirst Ranger Hour, host Gary Darby welcomes Zikeyia Ramsey, counselor at the Advising and Retention Center at Northwest Mississippi Community College (NWCC). Zikeyia provides valuable insights into the support services available to students, focusing on how the center helps improve retention and academic success on campus.Following that, James Beattie, Head Coach of the NWCC Women’s Soccer team, joins the conversation. James has an extensive resume and is constantly pushing himself, let alone the team! Region 23 coach of the year – a host of awards, 2 years at the National Playoffs with the Rangers. Che...2024-08-0834 min
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Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 4--Daniel Ralston: The Story Behind The Fake Zombies and Bay City's Big Time Rock Bust"In 2016 it was the biggest rock and roll story in some time," noted MMHP and Michigan Rock Legend Hall Of Fame CEO Gary 'Dr. J' Johnson, on the Fake Zombies story ran in Rolling Stone Magazine ripped straight out of M15 in Bay City and the historic chronicles of the late '60s. Digging for gold, Podcaster/Bartender Daniel Ralston--in Los Angeles--uncovered The True Story Of The Fake Zombies, to be aired on the iHeart network in an eight-part podcast series beginning July 11, 2024, through the Talkhouse Podcast Network. This will run on all your favorite podcast outlets. You...2024-06-271h 00
Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and ThievesNo I Meant to Screw That Up; Failure with Merridawn Duckler, Cross Genre ArtistMerridawn Duckler is a writer from Oregon, author of INTERSTATE (dancing girl press) and IDIOM (Washburn Prize, Harbor Review) She won the Jewish in Seattle fiction contest and the Elizabeth Sloan Tyler Memorial Award from Woven Tale Press, judged by Ann Beattie. Recent work in Hobart, New Flash Fiction, Penn Review, No Contact, Cheat River Review. She’s an editor at Narrative and the international philosophy journal Evental Aesthetics.
2024-03-0125 minCreativity: Hustlers Fakers and ThievesNo I Meant to Screw That Up; Failure with Merridawn Duckler, Cross Genre ArtistMerridawn Duckler is a writer from Oregon, author of INTERSTATE (dancing girl press) and IDIOM (Washburn Prize, Harbor Review) She won the Jewish in Seattle fiction contest and the Elizabeth Sloan Tyler Memorial Award from Woven Tale Press, judged by Ann Beattie. Recent work in Hobart, New Flash Fiction, Penn Review, No Contact, Cheat River Review. She’s an editor at Narrative and the international philosophy journal Evental Aesthetics.
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Head GameBest of Head Game: 3 Moments That Changed EverythingWe've heard some incredible stories in 2023 from an array of guests. Three guests in particular gave us a front row seat into a lifechanging moment. In this episode, you'll hear from Gary Jubelin, Chris Lemons and Sean Turnell. LINKS Listen to Gary Jubelin's episode in full here Listen to Chris Lemons' episode in full here Listen to Sean Turnell's episode in full here Follow Ant on Instagram, X, and Facebook Learn more about Ant on his website https://www.antmiddleton.com/ Follow Nova Podcasts on Instagram for videos from the podcast and behind the scenes content – @novap...2023-12-2617 min
The Yay - A Bay Area Theatre PodcastEpisode 269: Richard Jennings, Greg Beattie And Ray ChristensenThe Musical Café has come to the Yay! If you remember, we had Jamie Greenblatt and Richard Jennings on for Episode 173 back in November of 2020. Richard Jennings is back, Greg Beattie (writer of The Very Last One and Only Highly Endangered Mountain Lion in Pennsylvania) and Ray Christensen (writer of Legend of the Werewolf), who are very excited about their featured musicals. The other two musicals to be featured are: Jewish Boys, the Musical, by Joshua Gilstein; and Mirabai, the Barefoot Princess, written by Leah Sirkin. We talk about all four projects, the process of creating musical theatre, and where t...2023-10-221h 10Head GameWhat It Really Takes To Catch Killers With Gary JubelinCW: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are warned the following episode mentions names of deceased persons. Gary Jubelin has led some of the country’s biggest cases and is responsible for bringing down many of Australia’s most notorious criminals – murderers, gangsters, even serial killers. After dedicating 34 years of his life to the police force, in 2020 Gary controversially became the subject of his own investigation. Today, the host of the hit podcast I Catch Killers reflects on his time as a Detective - sharing how he got into the minds of our worst c...2023-10-1046 min
Contractors ToolboxRevolutionizing Your Lead Mix with Face-to-Face Marketing | Megan BeattieIn this episode, Gary talks with Megan Beattie, an industry veteran who specializes in face-to-face marketing. Megan discusses the various ways contractors are effectively engaging in face-to-face marketing and she zeroes in on 4 of the common ways contractors can effectively engage in this type of marketing. Megan also talks about the importance of creating a lead mix from multiple sources and how face-to-face marketing offers a lead source where a contractor can exercise more control of their destiny. She used the example of today’s environment where inbound digital leads are down significantly from where th...2023-08-1543 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Lane Valliere-From The Center of the Music Scene to WNEM TV5 and BackLane Valliere was in the hot seat as a guitarist/bassist in the '60s/early '70s Mid-Michigan Music scene, which included The Bossmen, ? and the Mysterians, The Frost, and Meatloaf. From stints with various bands, including performance on Timmothy Ward's infamous solo album Strange But True from 51 years ago, a freak car wash accident led Valliere down a different path. He took to WNEM TV5 as the Director in 1975 and lasted there until he retired in 2017. When he found he could find new ways of performing on his bass and guitars, Valliere got briefly back into it...2023-04-201h 08
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Kristofer Englehardt-Putting Beatles To Bed Fully UncoveredOur first 'return' guest on the MMHP, Bay City, MI, Author and Beatles fanatic Kristofer Engelhardt was our first author discussion outside of Sir Fred, during Season 1, Episode 12. He was already at work on Fully Uncovered when we sat him down to talk about his books, Beatles Series and Mark Farner. Please give that episode a listen once again and refresh! In this episode, Kris dives into the autumn years of the fab two who are left with us and all the final treasures that have been laid upon his path from all four, completing his series with...2023-04-061h 20
KLZR Valley ViewsLocal musician Richard BeattieThis week on Valley Views, our host, Gary Taylor interviews local musician Richard Beattie about folk music history. 2023-03-2816 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Dave Opperman and his New Reformation Band-Dixieland at its apex, is a tradition and musical revolution long awaiting its rebirth, like the recent resurgence in Bluegrass music (thanks in part to Billy Strings from Michigan). No one raised the bar on a national level higher than the mighty King from Saginaw, Dave Opperman and The New Reformation Band. Not only a musical torchbearer, Opperman opens up to us in his golden age (80's) to give the full, unedited story from his own lips of the memories, the tours, the beginning, and the New Reformation Place among the Stars. The MMHP was honored to have him...2023-03-231h 05
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Butch Heath--Michigan's ORIGINAL Country King Part 2 of 2Donning the proper cowboy hat in the Mid-West isn't always the way to rock. Butch Heath did not care one bit. Stories, feelings, songs, the old fashioned way, Heath had his share of attempts with rockabilly and a touch of Rock Around The Clock. But it was the singers, songs, and songwriting that told the old tales like no one else could that pulled Heath into his own time zone as a master country artist. For the first time, we get to share HIS story. Here in part 2 of 2, we get to hear about the man under the hat...2023-03-0937 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Butch Heath--Michigan's ORIGINAL Country King Part 1 of 2Donning the proper cowboy hat in the Mid-West isn't always the way to rock. Butch Heath did not care one bit. Stories, feelings, songs, the old fashioned way, Heath had his share of attempts with rockabilly and a touch of Rock Around The Clock. But it was the singers, songs, and songwriting that told the old tales like no one else could that pulled Heath into his own time zone as a master country artist. For the first time, we get to share HIS story. Part 1 here of 2 is only the tip of the cap. Jump on th...2023-02-2343 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Scott Seeburger--Midland Michigan Music MastermindChances are you have seen this man at a music event, or a local promotion, or maybe in your grocery store. You have probably heard his voice and not realized that Scott Seeburger plays a monster role in the Mid-Michigan Arts scene. From his own WSJS Am pirate radio station to becoming a scholarship granter to the local arts, Scott has mentioned, promoted, or team-lead something you and your family has been tied to throughout all of the state. A firm Midland Music Historian, Seeburger can cut the bull about country, he can take you to the homes of...2023-02-091h 31
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Craig Maki: Michigan Rockabilly and The First Underground Record CompanyAlthough not well known at the time, Universal was the first record company in Michigan and Author/Musician/DJ Craig Maki has just released his second book, detailing all about it. Titled Tomorrow Brings Memories--Michigan's First Underground Record Company, Maki explores a selection of music which became a jukebox phenomenon in the heyday of the burgeoning state. Maki's previous book, Detroit Country Music--Mountaineers, Cowboys and Rockabillies put him on the map as far as a detailed account of the early days of country and western in Michigan. A rockabilly performer himself, Maki continues to research, perform, and discuss his...2023-01-261h 07
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Dennis Loren Master Poster Artist Part 3 of 3Renown for his LEGENDARY Poster art, from Detroit to San Francisco and beyond, artist/musician/storyteller/Military Vet Dennis Loren has been a staple in visuals and artistic music since the dawn of rock and roll. Dennis takes us on a journey from Michigan to San Francisco and back--right up to delivering Carlos Santana's mail back in the day to marking The White Stripes music take over in the late '90s. Still working art for San Francisco music collective Moonalice (among others), Loren was there when Hendrix arrived, when the Dead and Moby Grape escaped, from Skip Spence's...2023-01-1257 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Dennis Loren Master Poster Artist Part 2 of 3 Renown for his LEGENDARY Poster art, from Detroit to San Francisco and beyond, artist/musician/storyteller/Military Vet Dennis Loren has been a staple in visuals and artistic music since the dawn of rock and roll. Dennis takes us on a journey from Michigan to San Francisco and back--right up to delivering Carlos Santana's mail back in the day to marking The White Stripes music take over in the late '90s. Still working art for San Francisco music collective Moonalice (among others), Loren was there when Hendrix arrived, when the Dead and Moby Grape escaped, from S...2023-01-051h 01
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Dennis Loren Master Poster Artist Part 1 of 3Renown for his LEGENDARY Poster art, from Detroit to San Francisco and beyond, artist/musician/storyteller/Military Vet Dennis Loren has been a staple in visuals and artistic music since the dawn of rock and roll. Dennis takes us on a journey from Michigan to San Francisco and back--right up to delivering Carlos Santana's mail back in the day to marking The White Stripes music take over in the late '90s. Still working art for San Francisco music collective Moonalice (among others), Loren was there when Hendrix arrived, when the Dead and Moby Grape escaped, from Skip Spence's...2022-12-291h 03
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--The Gilmour Brothers and Beyond--From Jug Band, to Rock and Irish Music Part 2 of 2 The Gilmour Brothers may be their claim to fame, but the backstory for the trio that joined the MMHP for this 2 part episode, John Gilmour, Tom 'Jigger' Jurgens, and Mike Jahncke goes DEEP! Jug Band (Original Low-Classed Half-Fast Jug and Blues Band), The Zoo, and beyond... They have shared the stage with the Turtles, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Chuck Berry, Joni Mitchell, and so many more. Yet it was the Gilmour Brothers that have taken their Irish sound to the streets, records, tours and reunions that have kept them active for many years. Host Fred Reif also s...2022-12-1549 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--The Gilmour Brothers and Beyond--From Jug Band, to Rock and Irish Music Part 1 of 2The Gilmour Brothers may be their claim to fame, but the backstory for the trio that joined the MMHP for this 2 part episode, John Gilmour, Tom 'Jigger' Jurgens, and Mike Jahncke goes DEEP! Jug Band (Original Low-Classed Half-Fast Jug and Blues Band), The Zoo, and beyond... They have shared the stage with the Turtles, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Chuck Berry, Joni Mitchell, and so many more. Yet it was the Gilmour Brothers that have taken their Irish sound to the streets, records, tours and reunions that have kept them active for many years. Host Fred Reif also spent time...2022-12-0149 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Charlie Walmsley-A Michigan Songwriter MasterclassWhen Larry McCray was nominated for a Grammy for his new album in 2022, standing along side of him on the songwriter mountain was our next guest Charlie Walmsley. Charlie has written and recorded with McCray for over 30 years. Not to mention his own time with various bands including the '90s popular Bluegills and his current outfit of class A musicians, Crazy Chestur. Walmsley takes us on a trip to where it all began for him as well as each step along the way via his pen and piano. He even graciously performs for us! This long episode is...2022-11-171h 20
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Jim Bauer-Radio Triangle from Mid-MI to Detroit to Toronto and BackJim Bauer was one of the voices on radio people couldn't help but tune into. Synonymous with listeners on WKNX in Saginaw, CHUM FM in Toronto and WRIF in Detroit, Bauer also was out East briefly at WHVY Massachusetts, among others. Tuning in to the trusted voice, one could hear classic rock and FM in its earliest stages. He debut songs from Alice Cooper's Welcome To My Nightmare months before the release (Dick Wagner and Bob Ezrin contribution while in Toronto), Rush, partied with Lightfoot and Dylan, interviewed Zappa, and so much more. This show is also a...2022-11-031h 02
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Rick Dishaw & SOAP--The *ARMY* AlbumGetting his start on bass around the same time of the breakthrough for Question Mark and the Mysterians, Bay City Central musician Rickey Dishaw was drafted and went overseas, leaving his popular '60s band Standing Room Only at home. When he least expected it, the Army needed a bassist for one of the first American Army rock bands. He got to tour that way and record SOAP, a covers based album that was funded by the US Army and eventually recently reissued. Here is his amazing story...2022-10-2055 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Jen Cass Michigan Folk Royalty Part 2 of 2We kicked off Season 3 the right way, with a two part series from Michigan's Folk Queen and current Lucky Nows frontperson, Jen Cass. Pulling her away from her comfortable life in Flushing, MI, Jen took us back to her roots, performs songs, and delivers why she fights the good fight for the people with her music and at her day job. Part 2 contains performance and background on the colorful touring life and songwriting career that Jen has had. Tune in now!2022-10-0650 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989Michigan Music History Podcast Season 3--Jen Cass Michigan Folk Royalty Part 1 of 2WELCOME TO SEASON 3 of the MMHP in the 989! We offer another year of fantastic, in-depth interviews and music directly from Michigan artists from ALL genres. We kick off Season 3 the right way, with a two part series from Michigan's Folk Queen and current Lucky Nows frontperson, Jen Cass. Pulling her away from her comfortable life in Flushing, MI, Jen took us back to her roots, performs songs, and delivers why she fights the good fight for the people with her music and at her day job. Enjoy Part 1!2022-09-2247 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 *BONUS* Ep: 26--INDY MUSIC and Hell's Half Mile Special FeatureSTOP THE PRESSES--the MMHP989 are adding this Midweek Podcast SPECIAL EDITION to honor our Michigan friends at the Hells Half Mile Film and Music Festival next weekend! On this episode--our longest ever-we have Don Hessell, curator of the Indy Music featured over the past few years at the HHM Fest. Bridging the gap, we have our INDY feature with original bev.clone bassist, Ben Padget, who is currently doing press on the first issue of their boxset Compendium and bonus, unreleased Live 1994 show--cassette, download and vinyl for the Live release! bev.clone out of the Bay City/Saginaw area...2022-09-151h 27
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 25 Clark Sullivan--From The U.P. to Atco Records, Billboard Charts and Beyond Part 2 of 2The Excels exploded from Michigan's Upper Peninsula to share the stage with the Beach Boys, Sonny & Cher, Bob Seger, Mitch Ryder and so many more. Clark Sullivan's vocals and solo career expanded into singles, produced by long time friend Ollie McLaughlin, entering charts via Atlantic sub-labels such as Atco Records. Entering Michigan Rock Legends Hall of Fame in 2017, the backstory is amazing--in part 2, Clark performs live and provides color commentary on hilarious moments, and deep cultural issues that became part of his musical friendships. Don't forget to check out Part 1!2022-09-0850 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 24 Clark Sullivan--From The U.P. to Atco Records, Billboard Charts and Beyond Part 1The Excels exploded from Michigan's Upper Peninsula to share the stage with the Beach Boys, Sonny & Cher, Bob Seger, Mitch Ryder and so many more. Clark Sullivan's vocals and solo career expanded into singles, produced by long time friend Ollie McLaughlin, entering charts via Atlantic sub-labels such as Atco Records. Entering Michigan Rock Legends Hall of Fame in 2017, the backstory is amazing--so amazing, it's going to take two podcasts to cover it all--plus Clark will perform Live as well...tune in!2022-08-2552 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 23 Frank Lugo--From ? and The Mysterians to Tejano Radio GloryFrank Lugo is the veteran long time bassist for ? and The Mysterians. After touring extensively with the band in the late '60s, Lugo came back to Mid-Michigan and began a solo music career that still continues to this day. He also hosted a long-running Tejano radio show that put the roots of his Mexican-American Heritage into the ears of people all over Michigan. Lugo still performs with ? and The Mysterians when the band reunites, as well as plugged back in for the throwback tour and Rolling Stone-mentioned run in the late '90s. Tune in for th...2022-08-1152 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 22 Chad Cunningham--From Bay City, MI to the World-The Ultimate PromotercastChad Cunningham has long been known as a Michigan music promoter, manager, and music fan. Based out of Mid-Michigan, Cunningham took a cue early as a drummer, following in his Father's footsteps for a love of music and performance. Cunningham upped the ante when he started to bring national performances to downtown Bay City as well as took on newer bands to take to major labels. He has also been behind many of Bobby Balderrama's solo releases for the past 30 years, including the ? and The Mysterians comeback in the late '90s. Returning with another top billed concert for...2022-07-281h 10The Ranger Hour Sponsored by BankFirstWomen's Soccer / Ryan Lee - Baseball Student-AthleteOn This episode of The Ranger Hour, listeners catch a preview of the upcoming women's soccer season from head coach James Beattie. Student-athlete Ryan Lee also sits down with host Gary Darby to talk Northwest baseball, his Conference Player of the Year Award and his future at Arkansas State.2022-07-2137 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 21 Dr. Don Steele--From '60s Pop to '80s Country, Wagner, Willie & WynetteDr. Don Steele made an early career out of touring as a cover band musician, laying vocals and harmonies across the classics from Mt. Pleasant to California and back. When he took note of Dick Wagner recording music and doing radio promotions, he took the leap of getting his act to a higher place. Fast forward to Seattle years later and the impact of his teaching abilities as a teacher and school principal while still performing took him into the country music world pairing him with Tammy Wynette and Willie Nelson at different points. Still performing, the good Dr...2022-07-141h 02
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 20 Laurie Middlebook--Michigan's First Lady of CountryTelling the truth through song and stage, Laurie Middlebrook has wrote her own chapter into the Michigan Music History book. Having been back and forth across the country growing up, it was a guitar left behind that Middlebrook grabbed to find her way to the main stage. In a 30+ music career that has taken her from Freeland to Nashville and back, Middlebrook only released music as she felt ready to do so and never succumbed to the pressure of major labels. Beginning as a country artist, Middlebrook has blossomed into a bonafide Americana artist (think Roseanne Cash) keeping herself...2022-06-301h 17
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 19 Ronnie Round & Michigan PunkloreHailing from Mid-Michigan, graduating in the mid-70s, the snarl, middle finger, and anti-establishment feels of punk were rolling into Ronnie Round's creative sweat. By the '80s he was with porn queen Seka searching for a musical outlet and developing his own calling card identitiy. That came full-force in the '90s when MTV eventually turned into YouTube and the World Wide Web had chat rooms in the beginnings of dial-up Internet. From there, friending Neko Case, Everclear, Slipknot, Jewel, and The Deftones, Ronnie Round got big in Japan with his pop powered punk music. This is Round's...2022-06-161h 11
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 18 Timm Ward--Michigan's Homespun Late Harvest Lost TreasureStraight out of Essexville Michigan, the Ides Of March band leader Timmothy Ward rode the late '60s Michigan music scene with multiple singles (45's) and a cease and desist order direct from another band named Ides Of March out of Chicago. That didn't stop him from rocking his next band the Blues Company, more singles and constant regional touring. Then he hit the wall. Recording a homemade/studio collaboration album called Timmothy--Strange But True on his own Pear Records label (you know, not Apple), the 300 pressed 1972 album found its way into the cut out bins around Mid-Michigan. Including...2022-06-021h 04
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 17 Teresa Herzog--More Than The First Lady Of Bavarian PolkaTeresa Herzog not only saw the German Polka Dynasty from the inside with her late husband Marv, she wrote the script for Frankenmuth's multi-faceted Bavarian Entertainment mecca. For the first time, the Queen of Bavarian Polka opens up about the past, present and future of Frankenmuth, German Polka, why Polish Polka is now on top, and bringing the rock and roll to the 'middle town between Flint and Bay City.' Her friend Dorthy Zehnder has said to her, 'If I'm the First Lady of Frankenmuth, then Teresa, you are #2!' MMHP has landed our first female Michigan Music...2022-05-191h 11
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 16 Kevin Cole--The Heir To Gershwin, From Bay City to The WORLD Part 2 of 2In his first podcast ever, Kevin Cole has led an incredible, serendipitous life that has allowed him to channel the great George Gershwin to the World stage straight out of Bay City. Here in Part 2 Cole dives into the world stage, even more serendipity with Gershwin and Cole's own personal health, songwriting for/with his musical heroes as well as on his own, and where he plans to head going into 2022 and beyond. Take a long drawn breath, this is going to blow you away....2022-05-051h 09
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: MMHP Season 2 Ep: 15 Kevin Cole--The Heir To Gershwin, From Bay City to The WORLD Part 1 of 2In his first podcast ever, Kevin Cole has led an incredible, serendipitous life that has allowed him to channel the great George Gershwin to the World stage straight out of Bay City. In Part 1 he tells the history and background of what brought him to the stage, as well as the amazing synchronicity of another Bay City author that wrote about Gershwin, and how together they struck gold. Cole gives glimpses into his childhood, upbringing, multi-high school background, with magic fingers and a desire to learn. He sheds light on his peers, including an affirmation on Gershiwn's life and...2022-04-211h 02
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 14 SPECIAL ROCK LEGENDS HALL OF FAME UPDATEWith the Michigan Rock Legends Hall Of Fame now open, the MMHP sits down with their very own Dr. J to get the details behind the opening, how it was percieved and what is to come! Sir Fred was on hand as well at the opening, offering viewpoint feedback. Please visit the Michigan Rock Hall located inside the Bay County Historical Museum, 321 Washington Ave., Bay City, MI 48708 Congrats to Gary Johnson and all who have contributed! http://www.bchsmuseum.org/2022-04-1424 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 13 George Heritier & Andrew Rogers Roots Reunion--Part 2 of 2We hope you enjoyed PART 1! Roots Music = Pure Michigan From the Ballad of The 3rd Street Bridge and beyond, George Heritier and Andrew Rogers are a pair of Mid-Michigan based musicians that stopped the clock and projected roots music and Americana to the masses individually and collectively from the late '60s forward. Decades later, Bay Cityian Rogers and Heritier, who now resides near Detroit, have reunited for the MMHP. The two old friends tell the tales and play some songs that have spoke in volumes to the music masses. Fiddle playing photog Rogers is the de-facto in-house photographer f...2022-04-0731 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 12 George Heritier & Andrew Rogers Roots Reunion--Part 1 of 2From the Ballad of The 3rd Street Bridge and beyond, George Heritier and Andrew Rogers are a pair of Mid-Michigan based musicians that stopped the clock and projected roots music and Americana to the masses individually and collectively from the late '60s forward. Decades later, Bay Cityian Rogers and Heritier, who now resides near Detroit, have reunited for the MMHP. The two old friends tell the tales and play some songs that have spoke in volumes to the music masses. Fiddle playing photog Rogers is the de-facto in-house photographer for The Ark in Ann Arbor (see the front...2022-03-2449 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 11 Dick Coughlin of The Cherry Slush--Part 2 of 2Before he was a keeper of the penalty box at the Saginaw Spirit hockey games and just before he was a paranormal haunted house detective, Dick Coughlin inspired the music world with his drum battery behind the mighty '60s pop masters, The Cherry Slush. Still banging the drums in real time, Coughlin has been through reunions and helps keep the music alive along side his peers from that era, many decades later. The Saginaw skinsman tell his story to the MMHP. Part 2 wraps up Coughlin's adventures.2022-03-1042 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 10 Dick Coughlin of The Cherry Slush--Part 1 of 2Before he was a keeper of the penalty box at the Saginaw Spirit hockey games and just before he was a paranormal haunted house detective, Dick Coughlin inspired the music world with his drum battery behind the mighty '60s pop masters, The Cherry Slush. Still banging the drums in real time, Coughlin has been through reunions and helps keep the music alive along side his peers from that era, many decades later. The Saginaw skinsman tell his story to the MMHP. Part 1 begins here...2022-02-2456 min
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 9 -- Bob Darbee--Roll-Air Rink Battle of The BandsBack when the LEGENDS of Michigan Music were brand new, before all the concert venues, they would play dances, clubs, schools and the popular Bay City Roll-Air Rink. Then the Battle of the Bands began. Names like Bob Seger, MC5, Amboy Dukes, The Bossmen, SRC, ? & The Mysterians, Alice Cooper and The Rationals were top tier regional acts. One half of the team creating this Mid-Michigan destination was Bob Darbee, who visited us from Florida last Fall. You know it was good when you can hear the music from the midst of State Park in Bay City, all the way...2022-02-101h 06
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 8 -- Donny Brown (Part 2 of 2)Straight out of his Saginaw Donny Brown catapult into the platinum selling Verve Pipe as a founding member in the '90s. Now he shares his story for the first time. In Episode 2 here, he takes us through the VP Frog album, the genesis of the Brown/Vander Ark writing relationship, into Underneath with Adam Schleshinger, undertaking the master Freshman recording, the VP Children albums, his solo career, & performing with Thornetta Davis and Ian Anderson--live clip included!2022-01-271h 14
Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989MMHP Season 2 Ep: 7 -- Donny Brown (Part 1 of 2)Straight out of his Saginaw Family and musical roots, into bands such as the Furlo Brothers, Water For The Pool, Mirage, and sharing the stages with such '80s acts as My Dog Bob and Johnni With An I, Donny Brown catapult into the platinum selling Verve Pipe as a founding member in the '90s. Now he shares his story for the first time, behind the scenes, the making of the albums, his solo career, and future path. In Episode 1, he takes us from his upstart through the making of Villains.2022-01-131h 00
Unlabeled Leadership108: Kelly Beattie Infuses Joy into the WorkplaceI invite guests to share personal stories about acts of leadership that help shape their lives. In Episode 108, Kelly Beattie explains advice that she received from a company's president where she used to work. She then describes how feedback changed the performance of an employee. Next, Kelly advises us to use a simple technique that can substantially and positively affect the recipients.
Prologue
Kelly helps organizations have difficult conversations in the workplace. She is the President at FistStart Consulting Group and has expertise in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Emotional Intelligence.
01:09 Part 1: Build Your...2021-11-1119 min
Ministry of Arts PodcastEp.146 Mark Beattie - Ministry of Arts PodcastIn this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Mark Beattie (@markbeattie_art) Mark Beattie MRSS is a British award-winning sculptor who has had a remarkable career so far winning the Midlands Open and the Xerxes Sculpture Prize in 2015. In the same year he was elected to the Royal Society of Sculptors (MRSS). In 2017 Mark was shortlisted for the Open Contemporary Young Artist Award run by The Biscuit Factory gallery in Newcastle, shortlisted for the international Rise Art Prize and long-listed for The Secret Art Prize by Curious Duke Gallery in London. Mark creates abstract s...2021-10-1449 minMinistry of Arts PodcastEp.146 Mark Beattie - Ministry of Arts PodcastIn this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Mark Beattie (@markbeattie_art) Mark Beattie MRSS is a British award-winning sculptor who has had a remarkable career so far winning the Midlands Open and the Xerxes Sculpture Prize in 2015. In the same year he was elected to the Royal Society of Sculptors (MRSS). In 2017 Mark was shortlisted for the Open Contemporary Young Artist Award run by The Biscuit Factory gallery in Newcastle, shortlisted for the international Rise Art Prize and long-listed for The Secret Art Prize by Curious Duke Gallery in London. Mark creates abstract s...2021-10-1449 min
THE BARBER'S ARMSThe BARBER'S ARMS EP31 – 20th NOVEMBER 2021Join Gary Machin and Simon Shaw as they chat with this week's special guest – The B.O.M.B Squad and Local Hero – Michael Baker of Pauper to King Barber Shop.The B.O.M.B Squad:James Beattie – Beattie’s & Co Barbers, WalesAlan Findlay – Rebel Rebel, ScotlandMartin Fox – Scarlet Moon, EnglandCheck out all past TBA event episodes and podcasts by visiting: https://thebarbersarms.co.uk/Connect with us on social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BritishBarbersTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/BritishB...2021-09-201h 51
The StudentsThe Students - Series 3, Episode 3Just Gary and Bryan this time, catching up on the Prof Doc journey they started at the same time, and talking about whether Study Week is still a useful thing2021-01-2915 min
Total Movie RecallTMR 055 – Any Given Sunday This week on Total Movie Recall, the pressures of competing at a professional level with all the concussions, cocaine, infidelities, and painkillers almost make Steve request to be traded during the free agency period after he and Ryan bicker about Oliver Stone’s divisive 1999 film, Any Given Sunday. Does Steve’s complete lack of interest in professional sports bring this episode to a screeching halt? Yes. Can you tell who’s writing these summaries yet? Probably. Any Given Sunday (1999) d. Oliver Stone Starring: Al Pacino Dennis Quaid Cameron Diaz2021-01-241h 46
Across The Park PodcastEpisode 17 - Season 2020/21In the latest episode of across the park podcast, the lads sit down to review what has been a difficult and frustrating few weeks for both sides of the park. Millsy and Judgy start with the disappointing exit in the league cup to United before reviewing the narrow victory and Sheff United and defeat at home to David Moyes’ West Ham which denied them the chance to go second in the table. The frustration is obvious but both blues agree that they have to be pleased with the current position despite this. The lads then move onto matters on the re...2021-01-051h 42
The Totally Scottish Football ShowThe full moonCeltic lose a domestic cup tie for the first time in 4 years. And the fans want Neil Lennon’s head on a plate.
Part-time Alloa Athletic knock out Hearts to reach the last 8 while Lewis lets Aberdeen down at St Mirren. Who do the Dons need to stop experimenting with?
Gary Holt bolts from Livingston. Who next for the club that has perennially overachieved?
And we’re joined by Scotland’s Jennifer Beattie ahead of their huge Euro qualifier with Finland.
RUNNING ORDER:
• PART 1: Celtic 0-2 Ross County (03m 00s)
• PART 2a: Alloa Athletic 1-0 Hearts (17m 00s)
• PART 2b: St Mirren 2-1 Ab...2020-12-0100 min
Run to the HillsEpisode 15 - Andy Blow, Precision HydrationIn this week's episode hosts John Kynaston and Edwina Sutton interview Andy Blow, founder of Precision Hydration.Note Precision Hydration are offering 15% off your first order. Use the code RUNTOTHEHILLS LinksPrecision Hydration Websitehttps://www.precisionhydration.com/Run to the Hills YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaUcGDYF8919iZSDC8uV9xgPlease join our Facebook group ‘Run to the Hills’https://www.facebook.com/groups/100593790982174Countdown to the Spine with Stephen Brown - 8 weeks to gohttps://youtu...2020-11-201h 01The StudentsThe Students - The Lost Episode (Series 2, Episode 3.5)Here's an episode we thought had been erased - made on January 20th 2020. Aine and I were joined in the field (well, an Indian restaurant) by fellow Prof Doc student, Gary Winn, reflecting on the Study Week we were in the middle of. Poppadums included.2020-10-2010 min
iSoulify PodcastLove Addiction and Codependency: Making Yourself Whole from WithinGuest: Jerry Milenbach Jerryam1970@gmail.com Instagram.com/Jerrymilenbach Facebook.com/Jerry.Milenbach Twitter.com/JMilenbach LinkedIn.com/in/JerryMilenbach Recommended Books: The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman Codependent No More or Codependent’s Guide to the twelves steps by Melody Beattie Facing Love Addiction by Pia Mellody Our first male guest Warning signs to look for and habits that form an unhealthy relationship Your story goes […]2020-10-0956 min
The Chelsea Keefer PodcastEp 35 Elizabeth Weldon The JourneyLiz Weldon a woman I have been fortunate to get to know over the years on and off the stage. Her career to ballet wasn't the typical path in fact she was in a band in College and graduated before she decided to give it one last try. Liz has been navigating her path ever since her retirement 2 years ago and it has been a grounding journey to watch from afar. Liz dives deeply into poetry and the discovery of oneself, her vulnerability on the podcast held a deep space of compassion for oneself and a consistent craving for more...2020-06-081h 04
Love on the Air - Podcast of The Whole ParentAn Intentional First Date Starts with a Kiss: Richard BagdonasRichard is here to tell us the man's side of the romantic love story we were introduced to by his wife, Tina Schweiger, in episode ONE and TWO. I wanted to sit down with Richard and explore how his life was impacted by his initial encounter with Tina. We're going to learn a bit more about Richard's journey from a painful divorce, through "four or so years of dating," to the moment he met Tina.
In this part 1 of Richard's story we talk about healing from past relationships, about recovering from codependency, and into his journey of...2020-02-1731 min
STUFF FROM THE LOFT - Dave DyeTREVOR BEATTIE.'Recorded any new podcasts lately?'I get asked this a few times every week.The askees range from college attendees to retired adman.As I pick the people I interview, they seem as famous as The Beatles to me, but they're often unknown to the askees.After offering up a name and watching a blank expression appear, I reach for a quick handle, something from culture that I think they'll know.Occasionally it's an ad fact; 'Set Up Fallon before his name was lopped off' (Tom McElligott), but it's better if it's something that's...2020-01-081h 44
The Shakespeare SessionsFull Length Play: Measure for Measure"Women? Help Heaven! men their creation mar
In profiting by them."
Shakespeare's last and perhaps strangest comedy - a play about religion, surveillance, coercion, sex and power.
The Duke ..... Paul Higgins
Isabella ..... Nicola Ferguson
Angelo ..... Robert Jack
Escalus ..... Maureen Beattie
Lucio and Froth ..... Finn den Hertog
The Provost ..... Michael Nardone
Mariana ..... Maggie Serivce
Claudio / Friar Peter ..... Owen Whitelaw
Pompey ..... Sandy Grierson
Mistress Overdone and Francisca ..... Georgie Glen
Juliet ..... Olivia Morgan
Elbow / Abhorson / Friar Thomas ..... Kevin Mains
Introduced by Professor Julie Sanders
Sound design and music by Gary C Newman
Directed by Gaynor Macfarlane.2018-06-062h 04
Hemp RadioHempRadio Episode 167 Tony Kramer & Gary LanePatiCakes and her buds; Kandice Hawes, Keiko Beattie, Elliott, along with Toan Ngo at the controls and special guests Tony Kremer & Gary Lane.
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http://ediblesmagazine.com/
We love hearing from you! Call us at 714.287.0329 or email us at PatiCakes@hempradio.com. Be Safe Be Smart Have a fabulous time! PatiCakes
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Hemp RadioHempRadio Episode 167 Tony Kramer & Gary LanePatiCakes and her buds; Kandice Hawes, Keiko Beattie, Elliott, along with Toan Ngo at the controls and special guests Tony Kremer & Gary Lane.
http://thebiglebongski.com/
http://www.trafficking.com/
http://ediblesmagazine.com/
We love hearing from you! Call us at 714.287.0329 or email us at PatiCakes@hempradio.com. Be Safe Be Smart Have a fabulous time! PatiCakes2016-04-141h 00
Hemp RadioA View from the Front LinesPatiCakes Queen of Cannabis
Kandice Hawes Orange County Norml
Keiko Beattie
Magic Mike our fabulous Producer
talk with:
Sam Sabzehzar Co-Founder & CEO of the Fabulous Medical Marijuana 411
As a producer and a director, Mr. Sabzehzar has engaged his audiences through the vantage point of the culture wars.
The bulk of Mr. Sabzehzar's war correspondence is from the front lines of the failed war on drugs. His website, medicalmarijuana411.com, is a platform for his conflict journalism and gives the victims of...2015-07-171h 03
Hemp RadioA View from the Front LinesPatiCakes Queen of Cannabis
Kandice Hawes Orange County Norml
Keiko Beattie
Magic Mike our fabulous Producer
talk with:
Sam Sabzehzar Co-Founder & CEO of the Fabulous Medical Marijuana 411
As a producer and a director, Mr. Sabzehzar has engaged his audiences through the vantage point of the culture wars.
The bulk of Mr. Sabzehzar's war correspondence is from the front lines of the failed war on drugs. His website, medicalmarijuana411.com, is a platform for his conflict journalism and gives the victims of the drug war a voice. He brings his experience covering hostilities, both foreign and domestic, to every project he...2015-07-171h 03
The Future And YouJune 4, 2008 EpisodeGary Jones (from the TV shows Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis) is joined by the authors Mike Resnick and David B. Coe, and the editor of Orson Scott Card's online magazine, Edmund R. Schubert. Recorded at the science fiction and fantasy convention ConCarolinas in Charlotte NC, this episode is dedicated to ConCarolinas.ConCarolinas is very special to your host for several reasons. Six years ago, it became the first con he ever attended as part of the entertainment; for the last five years they have hosted an annual tournament for a game he invented (Death Stacks...2008-06-041h 09