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Forte Catholic422: AI & Forgiveness w/ Chris BartlettChris & Taylor debate whether the introduction of AI could help with ministry or hinder it. Taylor also shares a wild story about forgiveness(or lack thereof) in his heart and how difficult it is to forgive as Christ does.
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Pull To OpenTwist and Doubt (HOT TAKE: “Wish World”)The Doctor’s stuck in a surreal 1950s fever dream, UNIT’s been rebranded as a life insurance agency, and wish-granting gods are running amok. What is even happening in Wish World?! Pete and Chris dive headfirst into RTD’s mind-bending, logic-challenged spectacle that dares to connect the Rani, Poppy, Conrad, and possibly Susan through some extremely wishful thinking. Is this the Doctor’s most confusing domestic life yet? Are Mastodon skeletons the new Macra? Is this what happens when RTD binges The Prisoner, WandaVision, and a box of Target novels? This one’s more ride than story — but oh, what a ri...2025-05-2440 minPull To OpenRightful Hair (HOT TAKE: "The Story & the Engine")In The Story & the Engine, the Doctor finds himself in a Nigerian barbershop… on a spaceship… on the back of a spider… in the realm of living stories. You with us so far? Good — because the story’s just getting started. Join Pete and Chris as they dissect one of the most surreal, ambitious episodes in Doctor Who history, from map headgames to moral metaphysics. Come for the cosmic barbershop, stay for the existential vibes.Tell us what you think of The Story & the Engine on Spotify!Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and become a True Companion of the podcast to get new episodes before everyone else!Subscribe to our newsletter at pu...2025-05-1046 minPull To OpenFright of Your Life (HOT TAKE: "The Well")Doctor Who has plunged into The Well — and trust us, you’ll want to keep your back covered. Pete and Chris tackle the chills, thrills, and high-stakes mystery of Season 2’s most intense episode yet. How does the Doctor face the unknown when it stares right back at him? How is the future of humanity suddenly more fragile than ever? And what clever callbacks to classic sci-fi storytelling are hidden just below the surface? Grab your spacesuit (and maybe smash a few mirrors) — it's about to get real.Tell us what you think of The Well on ...2025-04-2642 minPull To OpenHeavy Meta (HOT TAKE: “Lux”)RTD just gave us Alan Cumming as a cartoon god named Mr. Ring-a-Ding, and that’s not even the weirdest part of “Lux.” This episode has 2D-animated monsters, film reel body horror, meta commentary on fandom, and the Doctor using regeneration energy to treat a boo-boo. Pete and Chris are here to unwrap it all — from Mrs. Flood’s nuclear foreboding to the Doctor’s best mini-speech in years. Also discussed: How to acknowledge the racist past without getting lost in it, whether “Lux” secretly out-Blinks “Blink,” and what happens when you trap Doctor Who fans in a movie… and they love it.2025-04-1940 min
The Higher Ed Breakfast Club PodcastSo a guy from Jersey swears he can make roux...In this episode of the Higher Ed Breakfast Club Podcast, Chris Taylor and Brian Van Brunt chat with guest Chris Usher, whose incredible career spans from the Marines to diplomatic security, and now to higher education and safety training.
Here’s a taste of what we discussed:
Roux. And I mean a lot of talk about roux. I'm serious.
Eye-opening perspectives on law enforcement, cultural diplomacy, and campus safety.
The differences in campus and non-campus policing and the importance of knowing the difference.
What's the best fast food breakfast?
Oh, and we didn’t forget about Hubig's Pies...2025-01-2246 min
Forte Catholic406: Conflict, Remembrance & Candy w/ Chris BartlettChris & Taylor kick off the show with some exciting news & then discuss what to do whenever conflict arises in our most important relationships: with our spouses, family, friends and even God!
Then, Chris brings a new game utilizing all the candy our children received during spooky season! Join us as we connect your favorite candies to the faith.
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Sex Chat for Christian WivesSex Post-Vasectomy, Competing with His Phone, Plus-Size Lovemaking & Lube Tips (Listener Questions)Chris and J answer listener questions about sex after a vasectomy, competing with his phone for attention, plus-sized lovemaking, and how to use lube without losing the mood. Sponsor Thanks to Share the Soap, our favorite skin-care shop, for sponsoring this episode. Check them out: Share the Soap online store From the Bible Let the wise hear and increase in learning, and the one who understands obtain guidance. Proverbs 1:5 (ESV) Resources What's So Great about "Shooting Blanks"? - Hot, Holy & Humorous Get Off Your Screen & Have Sex with...2024-10-1023 min
The Northern Sentinels PodcastEpisode 30 - Chris TaylorOn this episode, I sit down with U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Agent, Chris Taylor in his office at the American Embassy in downtown Ottawa. I wanted to find someone who could speak with a level of objectivity about firearms in Canada. I could not think of someone better than an ATF agent who has been working on firearms in our country for the last few years. Chris grew up in Queens, New York and had a multitude of experiences before joining the ATF - U.S. Marine, construction worker, and border services agent. Chris provides us an...2024-09-181h 41Pull To OpenDoctor Who 'Season 1' PREVIEW: Countdown to RTD2The first two episodes of Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor — Space Babies and The Devil's Chord — are just days away. And here at Pull To Open, we've already seen them. And we say "we," we mean Chris. There's only so much he can say about the stories, however, so it's up to Pete to carefully probe the limits of his forbidden knowledge without revealing too much. Did The Church on Ruby Road properly prepare us for what's to come? Does the Disney money stick? And just how many nappy jokes are in Space Babies? We dive into all of...2024-05-0641 minPull To OpenSick Burn (Deadlock-Sealing “42”)A clock that ticks down in real time. A fiendishly difficult pub quiz. And a creature that lives in a sun. Chris Chibnall’s first Doctor Who story, 42, has many intriguing elements — but also a lack of focus that foreshadows his time as showrunner. Does 42 add up to more than the sum of its parts? Phone your friends at Pull To Open and find out!
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Please consider becoming...2023-12-301h 40Sex Chat for Christian WivesSharing Some Sad NewsPsalm 34:18 says, "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." We are mindful of this promise as we share sad news about the unexpected death of Chris Taylor's husband. Please listen and consider how you can help. Support Any amount is appreciated. Thank you! Fundraiser for Christel Taylor: Grateful for Doug Taylor (gofundme.com) To send a check directly: Chris Taylor c/o Cullom UMC 103 E. Van Alstyne PO Box 264 Cullom, Illinois And if you want t...2023-11-3005 min
The 28092 PodcastChris TaylorChris Taylor talks about getting the music bug at an early age, his time in Nashville, communicating with one of his music heroes and more. A lot of people think about pursuing a music career but Chris Taylor is actually doing it. To find out more about Chris and see his tour schedule visit his Website www.christaylormusic.vip.
2023-09-2635 minPull To OpenImpending Boom (Diffusing “Kerblam!”)Doctor Who has its share of metaphors, but perhaps none so naked as the eponymous company featured in Kerblam! (the only TV story so excited to feature an exclamation point in the title). With its motivational corporatespeak, closely monitored warehouse workers, and super-efficient delivery robots (that may or may not be homicidal), Kerblam is an obvious stand-in for Amazon — just projected out several thousand years. As you’d expect, Kerblam! certainly has some things to say about Bit Tech, automation, and the future of work, though how those themes land probably depends greatly on your existing opinions of those thin...2023-09-161h 39Pull To OpenThe 5 Best Classic Doctor Who Stories for NuWho FansWhen your show goes on hiatus for 15 years, the result is a literal generation gap of fandom. If you happen to be one of the many fans who have grown up on the series “Doctor Who” that began in 2005, you’re certainly aware of the Classic series but you may also be intimidated by just how much of it there is. Twenty-six seasons comprises a whole hell of a lot of television, so it’s difficult to know where to start. Well, we’ve got you covered: Chris and Pete have picked out the five stories from the Classic era that a...2023-08-2627 min
Data HurdlesData Storytelling with Scott Taylor the Data WhispererThe podcast episode of Data Hurtles, featuring hosts Chris Detzel and Michael Burke, along with guest Scott Taylor, known as the "Data Whisperer".We discuss challenges with data management and master data management (MDM) at large enterprises. Common issues include duplicate customer records, inconsistent hierarchies, lack of data governance and standards, and poor data quality overall.Scott talks about how to "sell" the value of MDM and data management to executives and stakeholders by focusing on business problems it can solve rather than technical jargon. He gives examples of framing it around enabling the company's s...2023-07-1635 minPull To OpenSinking Out Loud (Capsizing “Legend of the Sea Devils”)Is it possible for Doctor Who to have too much time and money? Judging by Legend of the Sea Devils — one of just three stories made since 2021 — the answer is, “Aye!” Boasting some of the biggest sets Doctor Who has ever had and the return of a mostly well-remembered classic monster, this pirate adventure seemed destined to be a treasure. But nobody’s heart seems in this outing — not the inept villain, nor the creatively dressed Team TARDIS, nor the diverse and capable guest cast ready to dive deep into China’s rich pirate history. But ahoy, what’s this? We’re finally a...2023-07-151h 49Pull To OpenHospital Food (Regurgitating “The Tsuranga Conundrum”)If you’re going to attempt a tense thriller in Doctor Who, sometimes the horror can get really intense, such as in The Waters of Mars. And sometimes it can go 100% in the other direction and serve up an unexpected monster in the form of a baby-faced cartoon character, such as here, in The Tsuranga Conundrum. Is one approach superior to the other? We’re here to say, definitively, yes. Yep, the Pting’s bad — there’s no way around it — but as long as we have Brett Goldstein’s eyebrows to lose ourselves in, we should be fine.
2023-04-291h 46Pull To OpenJones and Smith (Courting “The Doctor’s Wife,” with guest Dave Kitchen)When is a TARDIS not a TARDIS? When it’s a bitey mad lady, of course. Yes, The Doctor's Wife shows a side of the show’s signature blue box that we’ve never seen before, personifying the Doctor’s “ship” in a way that’s unexpected, insanely quirky and… well, sexy. That’s thanks in large part to Suranne Jones’ pitch-perfect performance as Idris, a woman possessed with the essence of the TARDIS, the Doctor’s longest-running companion. Neil Gamian’s clever script wisely gives her a lot of time opposite Matt Smith — at his madcap best — and fans will delight in seeing t...2023-04-221h 46Pull To OpenBitter Dregs (Stranding “Orphan 55”)Orphan 55 stands apart from the rest of Doctor Who canon in two key ways: First, its idea of an indeterminate always-in-flux future is at odds with virtually every other adventure set in the future. And second, probably no other episode has ever dared to spell out its message so explicitly, ending with an ominous speech from Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor about the terrible consequences of neglecting our planet. To be fair, the story is much more fun than that sounds, with jokes about speedos and bats, a three-layer cake of mysteries, and plenty of creepy monsters with big teeth. Th...2023-03-111h 38Pull To OpenJurassic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Rerouting “Dinosaurs on a Spaceship”)Time travel and dinosaurs — they go together like teeth and curls. Strange, then, that Doctor Who has only ventured on a rousing adventure with these colossal prehistoric monsters twice, in stories about 40 years apart. At least in the latter outing, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, the special effects are leveled-up from stop motion to CGI. The TARDIS crew also gets enhanced, recruiting a pair of fish-out-of-water historical figures to help the Doctor solve the immediate problem: a Canada-size space ark is hurtling toward Earth with an evil black marketeer in tow. Plus Rory’s dad comes along. Throw in some funny...2023-02-181h 39Pull To OpenLast Faction Hero (Quelling “Revolution of the Daleks”)As Doctor Who’s ultimate monsters, the Daleks have been rebooted more times than a MacBook doing a janky system update. The most recent revamp came via Revolution of the Daleks, where the children of Davros got a new look inspired by the previous holiday special, Resolution, complete with sleek black casing and his and hers colored LEDs. But Dalek design isn’t the only thing up for revision here: we also get new takes on a pair of Jacks — Harkness and Robertson — who both try on something different as they return to the familiar. That’s basically the new Daleks...2023-01-282h 26Pull To OpenWhy Did “The Power of the Doctor” Regenerate the Doctor’s Clothes? (A Pull To Open Short Trip)Jodie Whittaker’s regeneration wasn’t just unusual for — spoiler alert — marking the first “repeat” Doctor when she morphed into David Tennant at the end of “The Power of the Doctor.” It was also one of the only regenerations to also regenerate the Doctor’s clothes. The in-show reason for this will likely be revealed in next year’s 60th anniversary special, but incoming showrunner Russell T. Davies discussed in the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine why he was “absolutely certain” the clothes would regenerate. Was it the right call? Pete and Chris take a break from their random journey to debate...2022-11-2644 minPull To OpenThat Witch You Seek (Exposing “The Witchfinders”)Jodie Whittaker’s first season as the Doctor took the show in a new direction, but The Witchfinders is almost a return to a very old format: the pure historical. True, this outing to the witch-obsessed England of the 17th century doesn’t quite qualify — what with alien mud creatures reanimating left and right in the final act — but the most interesting thing about this story is certainly the dramatization of the horrific witch trials of the era. An excellent guest cast helps, made all the more entertaining when Alan Cumming arrives playing King James I. Could someone chop down that...2022-10-011h 43Pull To OpenPast Sins (Witnessing “Rosa”)Often Doctor Who travels to the past to showcase historical events, but it rarely shows what life in those eras was like for the less privileged. Rosa is a jarring exception to the rule, with its lens pointed directly at the racist past of the American South. While there is an antagonist from the future present, the real evil force here is state-sanctioned segregation. And the hero who must confront it isn’t the title character we tune in to see from week to week, but Rosa Parks, the black woman who changed history by refusing to give up he...2022-09-241h 58
The Busy Aviation PodcastChris Taylor - Test PilotIn this episode, I talk to Chris Taylor - a military and civilian test pilot about his background and the fascinating world of test flying.Chris has flown and tested so many types both military and civilian that it was hard not to talk for hours! From helicopters to biplanes and everything in between, Chris recounts how he started his career in the Royal Navy and how he has gone on to test a wide variety of civilian types.Chris has also just published a book - "Test Pilot, An Extraordinary Career Testing Civil Aircraft" w...2022-05-231h 20
Pull To OpenTractator Pull (Bombarding “Frontios”)When Doctor Who takes us to the far future, it’s often with a dystopian view. That’s certainly the case with Frontios, which isn’t content to simply plunge a scrappy group of refugees from a doomed Earth into a harrowing fight for survival. It also adds to the mix the twin horrors of giant insects bent on recreating the ugliest parts of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and some of the worst spiked hair the universe has ever seen. (One of those things was powerful enough to destroy the TARDIS, but the jury's still out on which.) Let’s not le...2022-05-141h 43Pull To OpenThe French Connection (Serenading "The Girl in the Fireplace")We know the Doctor has a family, but does he date? That's a bit inconclusive. Putting aside the numerous individuals he's invited into his, uh… box to explore the universe, some of the strongest evidence that the Doctor might have those feelings about someone is The Girl in the Fireplace. It's a mystery, it's a horror story, and it's a history lesson, but most of all this episode is a romance. It's rightfully remembered as a classic, but is it because it dared to touch on the question of the Doctor's sexuality, or is it the expertly crafted timey-wimey pl...2022-02-051h 37Pull To OpenGame of Shadows (Cataloging "Silence in the Library" and "Forest of the Dead")When is a shadow not a shadow? When it's in a Doctor Who story determined to reimagine a feature of ordinary life as a homicidal creature, of course. The team of Russell T. Davies and Steven Moffat created their fair share of everyday monsters, and the Vashta Nerada are one of the most memorable: Sentient shadows that consume the flesh of the living. That alone makes the one-two punch of Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead memorable, and when you add in the first appearance of River Song, you have all the ingredients of a NuWho...2022-01-291h 30Pull To OpenSafe Arbor (Cultivating "In the Forest of the Night")What do trees, the end of human civilization, and the psychological trauma of losing a family member all have in common? They're all ostensibly what In the Forest of the Night is about — one of the more epic-in-scale episodes of Peter Capaldi's first series as the Doctor. It's not well remembered, a pretty clear case study of a story's reach exceeding its grasp. But it does grasp something, and with some compelling ideas and the series regulars giving it their all, it may be time to re-examine its place in Who canon. Let's venture back into the forest, and ma...2022-01-221h 33Pull To OpenTrouble in Store (Reopening "Closing Time")If there was ever a companion who wasn't a companion, it's Craig. He might not have ever traveled in the TARDIS, but he still somehow made his way into the Doctor's hearts — thanks in large part to the against-type performance of James Corden. Seeing him played against Matt Smith's Doctor at his most bonkers is one of the huge treats of Closing Time, the other being the return of a classic monster, the Cybermen... though that one doesn't go over nearly so well. Is the double act enough to hold this one together, or does it ultimately collapse into a...2022-01-151h 22Pull To OpenKingdom of the Insidious Skull (Exorcising "Image of the Fendahl")An ancient evil. Misguided scientists. If you're thinking, "Oh, we simply have to get these guys together," you might be a Doctor Who writer from the '70s. But if you're going to go ahead and mix this pair of volatile ingredients, it's probably best to throw in at least one wisecracking supporting character, a few paper-mâché monsters, and some ambitious ideas about the true nature of human evolution. Put it all into a delightfully sinister horror-movie backdrop on the English countryside, and you've got Image of the Fendahl, the last stab of Tom Baker's "scary" era. It's we...2022-01-081h 18Pull To OpenCopy That (Echoing "Midnight")When either the Doctor or his companion takes a break for an episode, you know you're in for something unusual. That's what you get with Midnight, an outing of Doctor Who that feels more like an Agatha Christie tale than the one with Agatha Christie. But beyond the mystery, what makes the episode so unexpected is the Doctor's usual toolbox of cleverness and a little bit of sonic doesn't help him one bit. It's a compelling premise, but does it work as anything other than a thought exercise? Let's just put this one on repeat…
Please leave a...2021-12-251h 08Pull To OpenThis Is Maggot Country (Sanitizing "The Green Death")If you were looking for a single Doctor Who serial that encapsulates virtually all of the sci-fi tropes of the '70s — giant bugs, an evil sentient computer, mind-altering crystals — it'd be hard to find one that filled the bingo card as well as The Green Death. Of course, these are the tropes before they were tropes, and you can't help but admire how the story leans into them all with satisfying confidence, even when it's grossing us out with slimy maggots. But is it a worthy send-off for Jo Grant? Better check with the BOSS…
L...2021-12-111h 43Pull To OpenCreep of Faith (Divining "The God Complex")Doctor Who has a reputation for frightening its audience, but is it just as good if it creeps the hell out of them instead? That might be the most apt take on The God Complex: It's Doctor Who, but something about it is a little off, and we're not sure if we like it. An '80s hotel that seems strangely smaller on the inside, a guest cast curated to deadly perfection, and a monster that seems familiar, yet… not. The time has come for us to check into this very odd Matt Smith episode. We're sure we'll have no...2021-11-281h 26Pull To OpenHybrid Theory (Disentangling "Hell Bent")When a show like Doctor Who starts talking about a hybrid, you can bet it's not talking about the latest Prius. Peter Capaldi's second season cooked up a perplexing mystery around this vaguely defined being with a bifurcated background, which came to a head in the series finale, "Hell Bent." The episode pays off a lot of plotlines — the return of Gallifrey and Clara's journey, primarily — but it also throws in a bunch of extras for… fun, I guess? In any case, it's nice to see Ashildr, Ohlia and the General of the War Council of Gallifrey again, not to men...2021-11-131h 23Pull To OpenAll Thirteen (Honoring "The Day of the Doctor," with guest Alisa Stern)Is "The Day of the Doctor" a great Doctor Who episode or the greatest Doctor Who episode? It sounds like a tongue-in-cheek question, but in the case of Doctor Who's 50th anniversary special, we're as serious as UNIT nuclear protocols in the event of a Zygon invasion. Luckily, Pete and Chris have some help to find the answer: Alisa Stern, creator of Doctor Puppet, joins the podcast as we build toward a final verdict on the timeline-altering world-record-setting special. The Whoniverse may have changed since those time-locked events of 2013, but we're revisiting them not a Moment too soon.
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Pull To OpenMust Flee TV (Binging "The Idiot's Lantern")A TV show that turns television itself into a monster? That's got potential. But if you're waiting for "The Idiot's Lantern" to deliver on that potential, you should probably just switch the damn thing off already. Or... dial back your expectations! This may not be the ultraclever send-up of TV culture you wanted, but as a period piece set against the backdrop of Queen Elizabeth's coronation, it convinces you to have some fun cruising on mopeds and pursuing faceless people through 1953 London. Is that enough to mark it as an overlooked gem, or is this outing pure filler? Adjust...2021-10-161h 13Pull To OpenA Little Bird Killed Me (Facing "Face the Raven")Companions come and companions go, but very few companions die. At least, death tends not to be the preferred exit from traveling with the Doctor, but it does happen, and Face the Raven is maybe the most dramatic companion death on record. It's perhaps a fitting end (but not really) to the arc of Clara Oswald, who was always more than your typical wayward-girl-who-stumbled-on-board-the-TARDIS. But does the story support the emotional weight of such an impactful moment? And what does "remember 82" mean? Let's get this bird on our brains — just as soon as we get of our chests our fi...2021-10-041h 13Pull To OpenThe China Sin (Inspecting "The Talons of Weng-Chiang")Doctor Who is sometimes notable for the wrong reasons, and sometimes it's legendary for the right ones. But what about when it's both, and in the same story? That's the case for The Talons of Weng-Chiang, which is rightly praised as a true classic Doctor Who story in every sense of the word, the culmination of producer Philip Hinchcliffe's ambitious era and the peak of Tom Baker's run of gothic horror stories. It's also an example of casually racist attitudes — not just of the Victorian era where the story's set, but also of 1977, when the story was made. Given Ta...2021-09-191h 13Pull To OpenOn Air (Inhaling "Oxygen")If you're going to make an anticapitalist statement through a Doctor Who story, you've got your work cut out for you in making it distinct enough from all the previous stories that made the same statement. Good thing, then, that Oxygen subverts the show's entire sci-fi canvas by showing us a grittily realistic outer-space scenario where the title molecule is in short supply. Add elements of zombie horror and a compelling mystery, and you almost have a Who classic in the making. Just don't get too blinded by your clever premise.
Leave a review on Apple Podcasts!2021-09-051h 07Pull To OpenAntimatters of the Heart (Excavating "Planet of Evil")Got antimatter? If you don't, swing by Zeta Minor on the outskirts of the known universe, and Professor Sorenson can hook you up. Never mind the invisible monster that will stalk you until you return any and all of the (oddly stable) particles that you remove from the planet — that's just the cost of doing business. It's not how this stuff is supposed to work, but if the Doctor and Sarah are going with it, why can't you? Let's book a one-way trip to the misnamed Planet of Evil to see if there's anything redeeming about this literal edge ca...2021-08-101h 26Pull To OpenThe High Brain Revolution (Crystalizing "The Krotons")When you hear the words, "a Doctor Who monster created to succeed the Daleks," you know the chances of a train wreck are high. Sometimes you get something so bad it's good (hello, Mechanoids!), and sometimes you get The Krotons. The Krotons don't always attempt to influence primitive civilizations, but when they do, they're obsessed with finding high brains — which makes them a lot like today's Big Tech CEOs, just made of crystal and with a propensity to "disperse" those who don't meet the bar. They might be hard to take seriously, but at least Patrick Troughton is here to...2021-07-301h 21Pull To OpenThe Strange Future World of 1986 (Defrosting "The Tenth Planet")The Tenth Planet is a big deal in the Doctor Who universe — remembered for the first appearance of the Cybermen and William Hartnell's Doctor regenerating into Patrick Troughton. What it's not remembered for is its depiction of 1986, a world where space exploration is managed internationally, American generals are walking stereotypes, and the South Pole is considered a good place to store a world-destroying bomb. It's still a promising plot, but perhaps it could do with… an upgrade? Chris and Pete are here with some spare parts to help.
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Come This Far with Chris Taylor#45 Critical Race Theory and the United States MilitaryMy thoughts on the whole Critical Race Theory outrage in general and in relation to the U.S. Military. Also, my response to the viral interaction between national treasure/Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley and national embarrassment/ creepy worm Rep. Matt “Hates” Gaetz. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is equally impressive in his reaction to the Congressweasel from Florida. This and more on the new episode of the Come This Far Podcast with Chris Taylor.
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Full Video of General Barry McCaffrey defending General Mark Milley from d...2021-06-291h 26Pull To OpenA Master Class in Plastics (Repackaging "Terror of the Autons")Be sure to follow us on TikTok at @pulltoopen, and listen to this week's podcast to find out the prize for being our 1,000th follower!
We all know there's a great future in plastics, but what about the past? The Randomizer brings us back to 1970s(-ish) Britain, where the Doctor is still in exile and those pesky store-window dummies are coming to life again. But retreading the same monster as last season's premiere isn't why we remember Terror of the Autons — it's the introduction of the Master that makes the story such a landmark. Roger Delgado na...2021-06-271h 31Pull To OpenThe Ex Factor (Attending "School Reunion")To many, Sarah Jane Smith is the best Doctor Who companion of all time — smart, feisty, kind, and loyal to the Doctor, almost to a fault. Kind of weird, then, that the guy kicked her out of the TARDIS and left her on Earth years ago, never visiting her again. At least that's what School Reunion says happened (presumably erasing The Five Doctors with some kind of memory wipe). We'll go with it because it finally lets the series zero in on the Doctor's relationships with his closest companions, inevitably leading to a lot of feels: longing, regret, happiness, je...2021-06-121h 00Pull To OpenSense and Sensorites (Exhausting "The Sensorites")The very first season of Doctor Who is a landmark for many reasons — the introduction of the mysterious Doctor and his granddaughter, the original story to feature the Daleks, and historical adventures involving the Aztecs and the French Revolution. The Sensorites, not so much. Still, there must be a reason the Randomizer sent Pete and Chris here — could this story about a race of telepathic weirdos with dad bods actually be a hidden gem? With some of the first references to Gallifrey's orange sky and silver trees and Ian's odd choice of turtleneck, The Sensorites can't be ignored, and migh...2021-05-301h 28Pull To OpenA Quiet Little Genocide (Liberating "The Rescue")A crashed ship. An innocent girl. And an insectoid alien with its own hidden agenda. Naps. Yep, The Rescue packs a lot into two short episodes, not the least of which is the first "new" companion of the classic series. When William Hartnell's Doctor invites Vicki to join the TARDIS as the ostensible replacement for Susan, it's hard not to draw a parallel with where the Randomizer last took the podcast, since Mawdryn Undead had similar vibes with Turlough succeeding Adric. In this case, though, there's genuine evil afoot as well as some literally eye-popping costumes. Somebody save Pete...2021-05-101h 17
The Ambitious VET Show136: Becoming Indispensable In Your Next Mission With United States Marine Recon Veteran, Chris TaylorAre you interested in knowing where to start when becoming an award-winning leader in your life? How do you make yourself indispensable in the mission you striving for right now, in your company, or in life? Both these are answered and much more from multiple award-winning CEO, Marine Corp Recon veteran, and National Security innovative leader, Chris Taylor. Impactful Moments Of The Show: 4:00MM: Why he decided to get out of the Marine Corps and what his experience taught him after 13 years of service. 8:00MM: Identifying his first opportunity post-Marine Corps. 10:00MM: Ex...2021-05-0635 minSex Chat for Christian WivesListener QuestionsIn this episode, we answer a few of your questions. “What are other ways to relax and enjoy my husband guilt free?” “I don't like feeling like it’s just sex.... Do I have a block? Was I wrong to be upset? How do I get myself [past] feeling like it's cold and not love?” “I was hoping you could share some wisdom of what it's like moving in with your husband for the first time… what to expect…how to talk to one another about our soon to be sex life, and tips for a soon to be pastor's wife...2021-04-2731 minPull To Open2 Brigadiers 2 Furious (Exhuming "Mawdryn Undead")It has the Brigadier, a mysterious new companion, and a lot to say about regeneration — if Mawdryn Undead is anything, it's first-class fan service that's meant to appeal to longtime fans of Doctor Who. Strange, then, it's episode that long ago sparked one of our host's decades-long journey through time and space, ultimately leading to the podcast you're listening to now. Maybe that's why the randomizer took Pete and Chris here: to look at our own origins, a metaphorical "meeting of ourselves" that shorts out the time differential, leading to a massive burst of creativity and growth. Or maybe it...2021-04-261h 33Pull To OpenPyramids, Lies, and Audiotape (Visiting "The Pyramid at the End of the World" and "The Lie of the Land")Another pyramid? Another fascist Earth? How could the same podcast happen to the same guys twice? Turns out it's not Osiran mummies or jackbooted thugs from someplace "sideways in time" — it's the Monks, and their plot to rule Earth naturally involves applying some corpse makeup just after they've parked their pyramid-shaped spaceship in a Central Asian country so remote it defies geography. But you could see how Chris and Pete could make that mistake, seeing as the Capaldi two-parter, The Pyramid at the End of the World and The Lie of the Land, revisits some well-trodden territory (and the pre...2021-04-141h 47Sex Chat for Christian WivesHow Often Should You Have SexTake the Survey As mentioned in the episode, Chris Taylor of Honeycomb & Spice is doing a survey on chronic illness and sex. We'd appreciate you taking the survey, so that she can address this subject well. Click the link: https://tinyurl.com/chronic-survey Or scan the QR code: About the Episode How often should a married couple have sex? You might think this would be an easy question to answer, but we think it’s going to take a whole episode. How do seasons of life affect the fr...2021-04-1229 min
The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Dan RangerIn this episode we catch up with British Thrash pioneer and Ibanez Junkie Dan Ranger to discuss gear & his musical history, Hydra Vein and current bands and projects.
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Dan’s music projects.
Relentless End https://youtu.be/dxvGOcAe69A
Forgotten Fear https://youtu.be/iRTEZcti6JI...2021-04-031h 29Pull To OpenThat Fascist '70s Show (Deconstructing "Inferno")Any science-fiction show that runs long enough will inevitably have its "parallel Earth" episode. Doctor Who hit that milestone in 1970 with Inferno, an action thriller that sees the Doctor "slip sideways in time" to an Earth with a taste for fascism and clean-shaven blokes. The series' last seven-part story is fondly remembered, but does it still hold up? And more important: Is it better than Pyramids of Mars? Ignoring all safety protocols, Chris and Pete accelerate the drilling into this episode to find out.
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The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Simon FarmeryIn this episode we catch up with Simon Farmery to chat about his musical influences, his many musical projects, his gear, living in the USA, Namm shows and much much more.
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The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Chris GreenIn this episode we catch up with good friend and amazing guitarist, Chris Green, direct from Atlanta Georgia. In this chat we discuss his guitars and gear, influences, dealing with lockdown and future plans amongst many other fun topics. Chris Green is a Lead Guitarist/Songwriter from UK He currently plays guitar for Tyketto. Past projects include Rubicon Cross, Spacewolf, Pride, and Furyon.
Chris' Links https://music.apple.com/us/album/valh...The instrumental EP https://music.apple.com/us/album/unve...Rubicon Cross https://music.apple.com/us/album/rubi... https://music.apple.com/us...2021-03-271h 29
The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - James FordIn this episode we catch up with the excellent guitarist James Ford. In this chat we cover his musical journey, including playing gigs at 8 years old, his guitar influences, equipment and his upcoming EP that features some fantastic guests.
Check out James' links below: 'Angel' By James Ford https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oaLg... https://www.dimarzio.com/artists/jame...Instagram - @James4ord https://www.youtube.com/c/JamesFordMusic https://www.facebook.com/JFXMusic2021-03-271h 14Pull To OpenAre You My Mummies? (Disturbing "Pyramids of Mars")Doctor Who doesn't reference ancient Egypt often. But when it does, the result is Pyramids of Mars, cited as classic by many for its chilling villain and additions to the show's lore (like the Doctor's age and the coordinates of Gallifrey). With brutish robots disguised as mummies, a powerful evil mastermind, and Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen at the top of their game, there's much to like. But does the story really stand on its own merits, or does it over-rely on its creepy Egyptian motif, something that probably resonated more with a 1970s audience primed by "Chariots of...2021-03-221h 19
The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Rob TownIn this episode we catch up with Music Business mentor, teacher and press expert Rob Town to discuss a number of topics. From Rob's musical story including albums and many amazing shows with some amazing bands, to the current time with teaching and mentoring artists and bands. We also discuss how modern technology and life can both be a massive advantage, but also comes with many perils to be aware of. A fascinating interview for me and well worth a watch.
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The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Gizz ButtI loved recording this one with Gizz Butt! Many a good time at festivals with this man! In this interview we talk all things guitar gear, Ibanez Guitars, Bare Knuckle Pickups, the Vega Trem; including some epic play-through parts, Janus Stark, The Prodigy, The English Dogs and more. Gizz talks though his career, from the early punk scene to headlining the world's biggest stages in this great catch up. Links Gizz Butt https://www.facebook.com/JanusStarkBand https://www.facebook.com/GizzButtGuit... https://www.patreon.com/GizzButt https://janusstark.bandcamp.com/album... https://timematterrecordings.bigcarte... Gear https://ww...2021-03-151h 21
Come This Far with Chris TaylorWhere Have I Been?; I am alive and well.I just wanted to put out a little quick episode detailing where I have been the last few weeks. I am alive and well, I had been posting multiple episodes per week for a while and then disappeared. I have been busy cranking out some chapters of my book after procrastinating in classic Chris Taylor form, so I locked myself down and wrote 40,000 words in a few days! Some of the best writing I've ever done!
I also just started a new term for my bachelor's degree program, that has me busy as well...2021-03-0919 min
The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Billy Grey (Fozzy)In this episode we catch up with Billy Grey from Fozzy, Tattoo The Scars and GreyWinterrowd and discuss touring the world and playing the biggest stages, guitars and gear, the early days, what's to look forward to coming up and beer recommendations from the USA. It was a blast to catch up with a good friend!
Links to Billy's musical projects, and the gear that he uses and endorses: https://www.facebook.com/Billygreypla... https://fozzyrock.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_HH... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_H2... https://youtu.be/wlDMs-epyYo https://yo...2021-03-0955 min
Professional Technical Interviewee with Taylor DorsettEpisode #3 - Chris Taylor - Professional Technical Interviewee with Taylor DorsettEpisode #3 - Chris Taylor - Professional Technical Interviewee with Taylor Dorsett
My guest today is Chris Taylor, Enterprise Architect at Coyote Logistics.
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Episodes released on the first and third Thurs...2021-03-0440 minPull To OpenDon't Listen to This Podcast (Reviving "Sleep No More")You've been warned. We're still trying to make sense of the discussion that ensued when Chris and Pete revisited Sleep No More, the only episode in Doctor Who history that tosses out the opening credits and relies entirely on "found footage" to tell the story. We searched for rational explanations for how eye boogers could turn into carnivorous monsters or sleep dust could shoot in 4K, but instead found parallels to early '90s sci-fi literature and some of the best (and only) Peter Capaldi turn-to-camera moments ever filmed. Perhaps this is all just the twisted fantasy of a...2021-03-021h 08
The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Nicky Waters (Call of The Kraken)In this episode we catch up with Nicky Waters from Call of The Kraken to discuss his story in drums and music. From the busy pub circuit, to huge arena tours and all types of shows in between, to drum talk and the latest original music from Call of The Kraken, this one was a blast. Take a listen to the new single, 'Whore for Attention' that is released today, Feb 26th below.
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The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Eric RupertIn this episode we check in with Bass extraordinaire Eric Rupert and discuss gear, life in the music industry, trade shows, working with musical companies, touring with famous artists and adapting to life in 2021. There's also some great advice for aspiring players and lots of fun stories from over 30 years in the business.2021-02-202h 16
The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Carl WilkesIn this episode we catch up with Bon Jovi tribute frontman Carl Wilkes to discuss many topics from musical influences, the gigging scene, lockdown, many music projects, politics and male grooming.2021-02-171h 54Pull To OpenThe Best Master Reveal of All Time (Eulogizing "Dark Water" and "Death in Heaven")We didn't want to go dark, but the TARDIS Randomizer forced our hand, bringing us to the two-part finale of Peter Capaldi's first season, Dark Water and Death in Heaven. With the return of the Cybermen and UNIT, the story already sets a high bar for itself, but the ambition keeps ticking up as the episode offers up the show's in-universe explanation for the afterlife(!) as well as the absolute best Master reveal ever. It's all quite epic, but is this really too much for family viewing? Join Pete and Chris in the box as we obsess over those...2021-02-151h 54The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - David FalshawIn this episode we catch up with David Falshaw to discuss many topics including the life as a gigging musician, favourite sounds and gear, and Dave's Classic Rock Radio Show on Seven Bridges Radio.
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http://www.sevenbridgesradio.com2021-02-111h 27The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - James BoyleIn this episode we catch up with James Boyle to discuss all things Kitsune Martial Arts, and his journey through music through to the Martial Arts and back to music. You can check out Kitsune here: https://www.facebook.com/KitsuneMartialArtsKidderminster/ https://www.getintomartialarts.com/england/worcestershire/kidderminster/kitsune-martial-arts-academies-kitsune-martial-arts-kidderminster_2519/2021-02-081h 41The Beer and Gear PodcastThe Chris Taylor Podcast - Sven MandtIn this episode we catch up with Sven and discuss his beginnings in Germany, through moving to the UK, his influences, what life is like for an entertainer and how to stay active as a performer in lockdown. Please like, subscribe and comment and stay tuned for more.
2021-02-0352 minPull To OpenA Little More Magna, a Little Less Carta (Abdicating "The King's Demons")After "Planet of Fire," the show bounces back to Kamelion's first and only other appearance in Doctor Who, "The King's Demons." What is it about this shapchanging robot from Xeriphas that's inspired the TARDIS Randomizer to make us take stock of Kamelion's onscreen life, but in reverse order? Regardless, Chris and Pete pull out their history books (as well as their Ahistory books) to decode drunk British history and epic hits from the Crusades, not to mention Anthony Ainley's beard. Also: Because you demanded it — we provide the definitive review of the Fifth Doctor's celery in the 13th century....2021-01-311h 43Come This Far with Chris TaylorIntroducing Come This Far with Chris TaylorOfficial Trailer
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Come This Far with Chris Taylor#4 Deep Fakes; Dark Deception in the 21st CenturyA disturbing new artificial intelligence technology is primed to wreak havoc on our already unstable and chaotic world. We are definitely not prepared to deal with the realities of this horrible alternate reality. On the next episode of the Come This Far podcast with Chris Taylor, a Psychological Warfare Specialist and Combat Veteran of the United States Special Operations Command discusses the disturbing emerging threat of Deep Fakes; Dark Deception in the 21st Century.
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https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/publications/deepfakes-and-new-disinformation-war https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomtaulli/2019/06/15/deepfake-what-you-need-to-know/amp/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/emmawoollacott/2020/01/07/facebook-bans-deepfakes-as-election-draws-near/amp/ https://amp.theguardian.com/techn...2020-09-031h 24Sex Chat for Christian WivesTalk to FriendsOur podcast is hosted by four friends talking biblically and authentically about sexual intimacy. How can you find your own friend group to talk with about sex? We've got some tips! Sponsors From the Bible Friends We rejoice and delight in you; we will praise your love more than wine. Song of Songs 1:4 The godly give good advice to their friends; the wicked lead them astray. Proverbs 12:26 (NLT) Resources Finding Friends to Support Your Marital Intimacy – Hot, Ho...2020-07-2119 min
Sex Chat for Christian WivesTalk to FriendsOur podcast is hosted by four friends talking biblically and authentically about sexual intimacy. How can you find your own friend group to talk with about sex? We've got some tips! Sponsors From the Bible Friends We rejoice and delight in you; we will praise your love more than wine. Song of Songs 1:4 The godly give good advice to their friends; the wicked lead them astray. Proverbs 12:26 (NLT) Resources Finding Friends to Support Your Marital Intimacy – Hot, Ho...2020-07-2119 min
Pull To OpenInfinity Doctors (Absorbing "The Haunting of Villa Diodati," "Ascension of the Cybermen" and "The Timeless Children")Everything about Doctor Who has been changed, but was the three-part Season 12 finale truly epic? We got to experience ghosts, Cybermen, almost-Cybermen, and massively ambitious retcons, and they all added up to... something, anyway. Chris and Pete navigate the misguided character arcs of "The Haunting of Villa Diodati" and the painfully predictable plot of "Ascension of the Cybermen" to arrive at the mysterious door of "The Timeless Children." Now that the show has pulled, opened, and walked through that door, what's the view on the other side? Is everything old new again, or are Doctor Who's best days behind...2020-03-291h 09Pull To OpenJudoon Honeymoon (Interrogating "Fugitive of the Judoon")Chris Chibnall's Doctor Who gets even more ambitious, and it... works? Fugitive of the Judoon marks a big turning point for the show and Jodie Whittaker's Doctor — plus we get to see (a noticeably older) Captain Jack again. Is this it? Has the 13th Doctor finally hit her stride? Or is it just more big promises with next to no hope of a satisfying payoff? Beware the lone Cyberman commentary that smashes into this episode at the last minute, but not a moment too... fast.
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Pull To OpenSpyfalling Down (Infiltrating "Spyfall" Parts 1 and 2)Doctor Who is back! And so is an old enemy, which happens to smash a certain big reset button. Chris and Pete take apart Spyfall, the two-parter that opens Series 12 of new Who, but is it truly as epic as showrunner Chris Chibnall clearly thinks it is? And what does "epic" even mean when universe-threatening stakes are the norm? Will the ambitious seeds Spyfall has planted grow into something great, or is this all just wasted effort?And what did the episode get exactly right? We should talk about it — and we do!
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Pull To OpenWho Doesn't Love Christmas? (Celebrating All the Christmas Specials)In the debut episode of the Doctor Who podcast Pull to Open, hosts Pete Pachal and Chris Taylor come home for Christmas. That is, the Doctor Who Christmas specials — all 13 of them. Which were delightful holiday presents, and which were Christmas turkeys? And is it a good thing the show ditched Christmas for New Year's? Grab some eggnog and gingerbread (assuming fish fingers and custard aren't available), cue up your BritBox or Amazon Prime app, and get ready to explore the Whos of Christmas past.
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Book Larder PodcastChris Taylor and Paul Arguin, The New PieThis episode we welcome Chris Taylor and Paul Arguin to our kitchen for their new cookbook, The New Pie. Chris and Paul discuss their science backgrounds, award winning pies and where they get their inspiration for their unique creations. Enjoy this talk and purchase your copy of The New Pie here.
Special Guest: Chris Taylor + Paul Arguin.Links:A Match Made in Baking and Blue Ribbons - The New York Times2019-10-1638 minSex Chat for Christian WivesResources for Great SexEpisode 52: Resources for Great Sex About this episode Today we’re talking about resources for your marriage, and specifically about resources to help you enjoy great sex in your marriage. From the Bible What does God have to say about sex? A lot! The Bible says a great deal about marriage and intimacy. Start with the Song of Songs. Resources We mentioned a LOT in this episode—and here are all the links for you! (This list includes affiliate links that earn us a sm...2019-03-0530 min
Sex Chat for Christian WivesHappily with Kevin A. ThompsonOur guest today is Kevin A. Thompson, the lead pastor at Community Bible Church in western Arkansas, speaks at marriage and parenting conferences, and has authored three books, the most recent one titled Happily: 8 Commitments of Couples Who Laugh, Love & Last. In Happily, you start by talking about how we tend to think happy or unhappy marriages are a product of luck or unspoken rules like marrying the right person. We've also heard this with the idea of sexual compatibility. What do y’all think about that idea? You have eight commitments outlined in Happily, but one stuck ou...2019-02-0435 minSex Chat for Christian WivesHappily with Kevin A. ThompsonOur guest today is Kevin A. Thompson, the lead pastor at Community Bible Church in western Arkansas, speaks at marriage and parenting conferences, and has authored three books, the most recent one titled Happily: 8 Commitments of Couples Who Laugh, Love & Last. In Happily, you start by talking about how we tend to think happy or unhappy marriages are a product of luck or unspoken rules like marrying the right person. We've also heard this with the idea of sexual compatibility. What do y’all think about that idea? You have eight commitments outlined in Happily, but one stuck ou...2019-02-0435 minSex Chat for Christian WivesRethinking Sexuality Dr. Juli Slattery, president of Authentic Intimacy, joins us for this episode. Her most recent book, Rethinking Sexuality: God’s Design and Why It Matters, challenges us to think about sexuality in new ways. We talk with Juli about sexual brokenness, why the enemy likes to attack our sexuality, and how we can pray about our sex lives (even during sex!). From the Bible What does God have to say about brokenness and how we can fight the enemy's attacks on us (even in the area of sexuality)? And we...2019-01-0843 min
The Zonté PodcastThe Zonté Podcast – When a Fire Starts to BurnA weekly long form conversational show, where co-hosts Chris Taylor (actor) and TJ Fischer (racing driver) explore life's sanctities, through the lens of 2 youthfully astute minds. We interview great people, with beautiful insights of the world from their perspective.
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The Tech Show – Eamonn MallieTech Show Podcast Episode 26On the Tech Show Podcast Episode 26 hosts Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston are joined by Andrew Bolster and set the world to rights! But apart from that they discuss local events, Windows 8 and Farset Labs.2012-11-0600 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieTech Show Podcast Episode 25On the Tech Show Podcast Episode 25 hosts Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston discuss the Digital Content Strategy, NI's broadband plans, iPhone 5 and iOS6.2012-09-2600 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 24In Episode 24 of the Tech Show, hosts Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston discuss CultureTech, Big Data Bash, new phones and Sugru.2012-09-0500 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 23 – the velvety, smooth editionIn Episode 23 of the Tech Show, hosts Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston are joined by Mrs Nice Voice otherwise known as Cate Conway.2012-08-2800 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 22In Episode 22 of the Tech Show, Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston chat about some local news, how great the BBC Olympic coverage is, a follow up on the Nexus 7, music lockers and could all future broadcast TV be via the Internet?2012-07-3100 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 21In Episode 21 of the Tech Show, Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston basically just have a wee yarn about social gaming, Mountain Lion and the Nexus 7.2012-07-2600 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 20In Episode 20 of the Tech Show, Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston are joined by Joanne Jacobs, COO of 1000heads.2012-07-1800 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 19In Episode 19 of the Tech Show, Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston are joined by John Reid founder of RepKnight.2012-07-1600 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 18Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston bring you Episode 18 of the Tech Show where we discuss Fairy Magic Game Testers, Seedcomp, 33 funded Uni places, how to make a million dollars, CSIT, Phlok.me, and much more!2012-07-1100 minThe Tech Show – Eamonn MallieThe Tech Show Episode 17In another episode of The Tech Show Podcast, your hosts Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston discuss a digital hub for the province, Creative Skillset, Parity, YouView, Piracy, Android PDK, workspaces and data centres.2012-07-0400 min