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L'heure de grande écouteLes journaux de Mavis GallantUne enquête littéraire sur le mystère des journaux de l’écrivaine Mavis Gallant.Après plus de dix ans d’attente, Charlotte Biron et Éloïse Demers Pinard enquêtent sur la publication sans cesse reportée des journaux de Mavis Gallant, l’une des plus grandes écrivaines canadiennes. Pourquoi garde-t-on ces pages secrètes?· Animation : Julien Morissette· Invitée et scénarisation : Charlotte Biron· Invitée et réalisation : Éloïse Demers Pinard· Collaboration : Manon Louisa Auger, Marie-Andrée Lamontagne, Mary K. MacLeod, Heather O'Neill et Véronyque Roy· Production au conten...2025-05-0832 min
Verbal DioramaThe Flintstones (1994)64 years ago, The Flintstones became the first ever animated prime time sitcom in the US, and 30 years ago, the live-action film was released. A live action adaptation of The Flintstones first came about in 1985, but it wouldn't be 'til Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment acquired the rights in 1992 that the project started moving forward, but by that point eight writers had already had a crack at the script...Once Spielberg, and mega fan director Brian Levant, got involved, many more writers would have a pass, but only three would ever be credited for their work after...2024-04-2544 min
TovaThe alternative coalition talksWho needs the oh-so-quiet leaders of the political parties vying to form a government? After some intense negotiations (completed in a day or two - just saying), we’ve summoned our very own official unofficial alternative coalition of National, ACT and NZ First former leadership to give you the inside running, the scoop, the tea - or at least the most informed outsider takes we could find - on the coalition talks. Powerhouse political panellists Simon Bridges, Heather Roy and Ron Mark join Tova to talk parliamentary relationships, egos, the baubles of office and whether National's tax plans can su...2023-11-0242 min
Wouldn't Dream of ItThe ConcertCredits:Produced, written and edited by me, Eliza Jones.Marketing assistance provided by Lapis Hale and Lia Wade.Original Song “Dreams and Nightmares'' by Twysted.Social Media Links:FacebookFacebook GroupInstagramThreadsTikTokEmailWebsiteSources:Twysted. (2023) Dreams and Nightmares [Recorded by Twysted - (Alex Barnes, Bill Miller, Bryant Clements, Chris Balsley, and Eddie Smith)] Available by live performance only.Farlex. (2023). TheFreeDictionary.com (Version 15.5 PRO) [Mobile App]. Google PlayWake, Heather. (October 14, 2023). Upworthy. https://www.upworthy.com/nightmare-introvert-situations-rp3Zolar (2004). Zolar’s Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Dreams. Simon & Schuster.Altman, Jack. (2002). 1001 Dreams. Duncan Baird.Miller, Gustavus. (2011). 12,000 Dreams Interpreted. Sterling.Waring, Philippa. (1978). A Di...2023-10-2019 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E18 - Health Heather and Simon discuss health policies in the final week of the election campaign. There is general agreement that nothing being offered will result in the structural reforms and workforce solutions needed to get New Zealand's health system working properly. Although proposed increases to Medical School outputs for doctors will help, the numbers are tiny compared to the shortage of clinicians the country is facing. And it's not just doctors and nurses but every clinical specialisation. Mental health staffing is particularly troubling. The proposals to review how the PHARMAC funding model works is welcomed with the need to access m...2023-10-1116 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E17 - Law and Order With the beautiful Havelock marina and the Tui Coffee cart as a backdrop, Heather and Simon discuss the differences in approaches to law and order issues offered up by parties in election 2023.It seems the left (both liberal and conservative) are focussing their policies on harm minimisation, rehabilitation and alternative approaches The parties of the right (both liberal and conservative) are more focussed on answering public calls to feel 'safer' including more police, tougher courts, more prisons and increased measures for youth offenders and gangs.There are also vastly differing approaches to firearms legislation and i...2023-09-2808 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E16 - Micro Parties and ListsThis episode is recorded 'on the road' along State Highway 6 between Havelock and Blenheim. Easy Vote cards and party lists have started appearing in letterboxes around the country.Heather and Simon discuss some of the so-called micro-parties like Animal Justice, Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party, Democracy NZ, Freedoms NZ, Leighton Baker, New Nation, NewZeal, NZ Loyal and Women's Rights.The discussion is mostly about party lists and how important it is for voters to do their research on the candidates being offered up. However, there is also a reminder not to write someone off because they...2023-09-2807 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E15 - Audience Questions (3) This is the third episode in the season where Heather and Simon answer questions submitted by the audience. In this episode, they discuss:1. Immigration - effects on housing, infrastructure and the workforce.2. The so-called "bellwether" seats of Hamilton East and West, Northcote and a general chat about some other interesting electorates like Hutt South, Auckland Central, Wellington Central, Ikaroa Rawhiti, Te Tai Hauauru, Ilam and Tamaki.3. What can be implied from the recent resignations of several ACT Party candidates.4. Whether the podcast will be doing detailed policy comparisons (YES)You can send i...2023-09-2416 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E14 - Political Pre-Wedding Jitters Heather and Simon discuss the latest developments. National's Chris Luxon has been busy ruling out some of ACT's policies. Meanwhile, ACT's David Seymour fired a shot back across the bow with the suggestion of providing confidence and not supply in order to change the government. Serious negotiation or just political pre-wedding jitters? Who is the creepy uncle and who is giving away the bride? A light-hearted look from Wellington railway station just to get everyone back on track. 2023-09-2307 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E13 - Mood of the Voter2023-09-2209 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E12 - Changing of the Guard2023-09-2208 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E11 - Potential Coalition Combinations What are the possible party combinations that could form a government in election 2023? 2023-09-2210 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E10 - Audience Questions (2) The second episode covering questions from the audience. You can send yours in via the contacts page on our website torquepoint.co.nz or add them to the comments section on YouTube 2023-09-2116 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E9 - Campaign Slogans Heather and Simon go on a field trip in Wellington to discuss the election billboards and slogans. 2023-09-2110 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E8 - GST off FoodLabour, NZ First and Maori parties are promising to take goods and services tax off fresh fruit and veges if they win the upcoming election. Most experts think it is a bad idea. Heather and Simon discuss this. 2023-09-2107 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E7 - National Security Government Announcements In the last week, the New Zealand government has released three documents relating to national security: Aotearoa’s National Security Strategy: Secure Together Tō Tātou Korowai Manaaki Defence Policy and Strategy Statement Future Force Design Principles These were preceded by a public consultation exercise, a long-term insights briefing and a foreign policy assessment.In the coming week, we expect the release of an updated threat assessment. Since Defence Minister Andrew Little’s announcements last week, there has been at least a dozen stories a day ranging from the importance of New Zealand’s ‘first ever’ national security stra...2023-09-2110 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E6 - IssuesHeather Roy and Simon Ewing-Jarvie discuss current political issues that are front of mind for voters. These range from the economy and cost of living to crime and co-governance.Issues episodes will recur throughout the season so send in your ideas or questions for discussion. You can send in questions for the podcast hosts through the contacts page at torquepoint.co.nz2023-09-2113 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E5 - Audience Questions (1)Heather and Simon answer questions from the VoterTorque audience. In this episode the questions addressed are:1. What does TOP stand for?2. Will Winston Peters get back into parliament?3. What is an overhang?4. What is meant by hard right and hard left?Questions and answers will be published approximately every 5th episode. You can send in questions for the podcast hosts through the contacts page at torquepoint.co.nz2023-09-2111 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E4 - Political Polls Do political polls reflect or shape public opinion in New Zealand? With an election due on 14 October, this is an important question that is discussed by Heather and Simon. What’s important are the trends and other questions like whether people think the country is headed in the right or wrong direction. 2023-09-2112 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E3 - Political CompassIn this episode, Simon Ewing-Jarvie and Heather Roy work their way through the TorquePoint political compass quiz and discuss how to interpret it.You can download a copy of the quiz from our website at torquepoint.co.nz to position yourself on the NZ political spectrum.2023-09-2108 minVoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E2 - Political Spectrum Former ACT Deputy Leader and Government Minister, Heather Roy, and TorquePoint CDO Simon Ewing-Jarvie update their political spectrum for the 2023 New Zealand General Election. The series is also available as a slideshow on YouTube. It examines the merits of commentators and journalists referring to parties and politicians as simply left or right. 27 June 2023. 2023-09-2012 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Political Podcast Election 2023 S2E1 Introduction to Season 2 Simon Ewing-Jarvie and Heather Roy from TorquePoint are back for the run up to New Zealand’s 2023 General Election to bring you their analysis of each of the political parties, what they’re offering and how they compare. This introductory episode outline the main topics to be covered in season 2. 2023-09-2006 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E18 - TOP and New Conservative Party2023-09-2011 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E10 - Listener Questions (1)2023-09-2010 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E11 - Parties Contesting Election 20202023-09-2009 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E12 - ACT Party2023-09-2012 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E13 - Green Party2023-09-2013 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E14 - Labour Party2023-09-2011 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E15 - National Party2023-09-2012 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E16 - NZ First Party2023-09-2010 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E17 - Maori Party2023-09-2007 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E19 - Kaikoura Electorate Candidates Meeting2023-09-2012 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E20 - End-of-Life Choice Referendum2023-09-2005 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E21 - Cannabis Legalisation and Control Referendum2023-09-2005 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E22 - Possibilities for Next Defence and Veterans Minister2023-09-2008 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E7 - MMP Basics2023-09-2005 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E1 - Introduction to the Season2023-09-2005 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E2 - The Orange Guy2023-09-2008 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E3 - Political Spectrum2023-09-2005 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E4 - Political Compass2023-09-2006 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E6 - Political Polls2023-09-2007 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E5 - Election Advertising2023-09-2006 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E8 - MMP Pros and Cons2023-09-2007 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand Politics in Plain EnglishVoterTorque Election 2020 S1E9 - The Dilemma of the 'Wasted' Vote2023-09-2005 min
Broadway Drumming 101Podcast #70 - Dan WeinerDan has been making music most of his life. While attending East Carolina University's School of Music, he auditioned and was hired at age 19 to join the cast of the Off-Broadway show "STOMP". After performing in the New York company, he joined the national tour, eventually playing the lead role and becoming the Rehearsal Director. During this tour, he had the opportunity to perform on stage with Bobby McFerrin for the Presidential Millenium Celebration and appeared on several tv shows, including "Good Morning America", among many others. Dan has since moved back to NYC to continue his musi...2023-08-191h 26
The Arts ShowEpisode #161: Highlights #17This week's show is a highlights show featuring Lizzie Pawsey, Chiltern Groove, Charles F. Rosenay of Book of Top 10 Horror Lists, Roni McFadden, Sara Yates, Glenda Benevides and Gemma Applegarth!Plus fiction by Dane Cobain, an album review from Twangling Jack Ford and music by Simon Carter / Humans Can't Reboot / Narconic / SD-Krtr, Robert Honour, Heather Innes, Caitlin McEvoy, Vicky Roy and Virgult!2023-05-0255 min
Improv London Podcast168 - Lela Stepgood - Improv London PodcastWe talk about improvising science fiction as part of Assimilate Improv with Josh Hards, playing aliens and robots, Hoopla Impro, Chris Mead, Katy Schutte, online improv, Boyd Branch, virtual hugs, Andrew Pugsley's Isolation, Jessica Arjet, Parallelogramophonograph, Hideout Theatre, Megan Sherrod, Kaci Beeler, Roy Janik, Scoops Improv Comedy Brighton, 2Spoons Improv (Elena Kerrigan and Jennifer Haufek), The Actors, Simon Goodway, Two Pegs in a Pod with Kathy Manson, The Shed in the Thicket, Beige Mirror, Simon Topping, Kate Lloyd, fear, The Maydays, reviewing shows for The Reviews Hub at the Brighton Fringe, blogging about improv as Spontaneous Tortoise, John Cremer, the...2023-03-0158 min
A Matter of Faith: A Presby PodcastHutchinson T Drop, Independence, & A Different Evangelical Perspective w/ Sarah HedgecockSend us a textThis week we (kinda) theme the episode around July the 4th! And we talk about the surprise hearing from the January 6th Committee and how that impacts our faith. All that and more on this week's episode! Question for the week:What does it mean to celebrate independence?Special Guest:Sarah Hedgecock, PhD Candidate in Religion at Columbia UniversityGuest Question:As progressive Christians, we often describe ourselves, our perspectives, and our actions in contrast to...2022-07-0752 min
VoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 22 - Possibilities for New Zealand's Next Defence Minister On 2 November 2020, we should know who will be New Zealand's next Minister of Defence and Minister for Veterans' Affairs. This episode discusses the contenders for those roles as well as touching on the highly connected position of Minister of Foreign Affairs. Podcast 22 in the 2020 VoterTorque series and the first episode in the new post-election season published by TorquePoint Ltd, New Zealand. 2020-10-3100 min
RiskinfoNZ Weekly News SummaryPodcast News Wrap For 20 October 2020Too Many Insurers In New Zealand?There's too many firms selling medical and life insurance in New Zealand says a former Fidelity Life executive. Speaking during the FSC's Generations conference last week Financial Services Executive Don Allerston said the New Zealand market is over-saturated with 17 medical and life insurance companies operating in the country.He also pointed to industry competitors such as Amazon, which is now selling insurance in India. See this week's poll question.Consumers Better Off With Financial AdviceNew Zealanders who receive professional financial advice are better...2020-10-2004 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 21 - Cannabis Legalisation and Control ReferendumIn the 2020 New Zealand General Election, voters will also have the opportunity to have their say on two referendums relating to cannabis legalisation and assisted dying. This podcast is an overview discussion on the referendum relating to cannabis legalisation.2020-10-0700 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Episode 20 - End of Life Choice ReferendumAs well as voting in a general election on 17 October 2020, New Zealanders also have the opportunity to vote in two referendums regarding assisted dying and cannabis legalisation. In this episode, we discuss the basic elements of the End of Life Choice Referendum.2020-10-0700 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Episode 19 - Kaikoura Electorate Candidates' Meeting in Blenheim 22 Sept 2020All politics is local. It was great to go along to a local candidates' meeting and hear six candidates put their case for this year's general election. Under MMP, some are genuinely contesting the electorate seat and others are standing to draw attention to their party's policies and to campaign for the party vote. A well run evening at Biddy Kate's bar in Blenheim organised by the Marlborough Chamber of Commerce and the Marlborough Express.2020-09-2312 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 18 - TOP and New Conservative Parties - Election 2020In this latest episode of the discussion of parties contesting the New Zealand General Election 2020 (which has just been delayed to 17 October 2020 due to COVID-19) we discuss the Opportunities Party (TOP) and the New Conservative Party.2020-08-1711 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 17 - Maori Party - Election 2020In this latest episode of the discussion of parties contesting the New Zealand General Election 2020 (which has just been delayed to 17 October 2020 due to COVID-19) we discuss the Maori Party. The Maori Party has previously held 5 seats in the NZ Parliament but won nothing in the last election in 2017. Despite that, there is a possibility that they could re-emerge as a parliamentary party in 2020.2020-08-1707 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 16 - New Zealand First Party - Election 2020This episode continues our series that examines the major and minor parties contesting New Zealand's 2020 General Election. The NZ First Party is a small, list-only party that is currently in a formal coalition with the Labour Party in Government.2020-08-1410 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 15 - NZ National Party - Election 2020This episode is part of our discussion about the major and minor parties contesting the 2020 New Zealand General Election. The NZ National Party is the largest of the opposition parties. After a succession of recent leadership changes, it is now steadying itself to attempt to replace the current Labour Coalition government.2020-08-1412 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 14 - NZ Labour Party - Election 2020This episode continues the discussion on the eight major and minor parties (in alphabetical order) that are contesting the New Zealand General Election 2020. We look at a brief history of the New Zealand Labour Party, the key people and where we think they are on the political spectrum. Then we'll talk about their policy offerings for the election and how we think that might play out if they're in the next government.2020-08-1311 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 13 - The Green Party - Election 2020This episode continues the discussion on the eight major and minor parties (in alphabetical order) that are contesting the New Zealand General Election 2020. We look at a brief history of the Greens, the key people and where we think they are on the political spectrum. Then we'll talk about their policy offerings for the election and how we think that might play out if they're in the next government.2020-08-1313 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 12 - ACT New Zealand Party - Election 2020In this episode, we begin the discussion of the eight major and minor parties contesting the New Zealand General Election 2020. Taking them in alphabetical order, we start with the ACT New Zealand Party. For each of the eight parties, we provide a brief history, look at the key people involved and where they sit on the political spectrum. We also talk about their websites, slogans and what they're offering in the upcoming election in terms of policy. We finish with an assessment of what we might expect if the party was to be in government following the election.2020-08-1312 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 11 - Parties Contesting the New Zealand 2020 General ElectionThis episode is an introduction to the 18 parties registered to contest the New Zealand 2020 general election as well as a brief examination of the 10 "micro-parties." (i.e. those currently polling under 1%. There will be a dedicated episode for each of the other 8 parties. This episode has been posted on the day New Zealand discovered its first community transmission after 100 days COVID free. Watch this space!2020-08-1209 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 10 - Listener QuestionsWe welcome questions from VoterTorque listeners sent via the contacts page at Torquepoint.co.nz . This episode is the first round of questions covering Parliament's Speaker, media treatment of political polls, big versus small parties and the terms 'Right Honourable' and 'Honourable.'2020-08-0710 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 9 - The Dilemma of the Wasted VoteMany people want to support a new or small party but are concerned that their vote will be 'wasted' if the party doesn't reach the 5% threshold or win an electorate. In this episode, we discuss how we suggest people approach this and what happens when votes are re-distributed. The episode also covers different coalition combinations and Ministers in or out of Cabinet.2020-08-0705 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 8 - MMP Pros and ConsNew Zealand's Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) electoral system is loved, hated and often poorly understood. This second episode in the VoterTorque MMP series discusses the pros and cons including different types of MPs, reaching consensus, diversity, the 5% threshold and 3 year electoral term.2020-08-0407 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 7 - MMP BasicsDespite having had the Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) system for New Zealand general elections since 1996, many are still unsure about how it works. In this first of several episodes on MMP, we discuss the basics of proportionality in Parliament.2020-08-0305 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 6 - Political PollsMedia tend to provide a lot of coverage to political polls and many people are influenced by them. This discussion is about political polls in New Zealand and how to find and interpret them.2020-08-0107 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 1 - IntroductionIn this first episode, we discuss the range of topics that we will be covering between now and the New Zealand General Election on 17 October 2020. The election was originally set down for 19 September but, due to a COVID-19 outbreak in Auckland, the date was moved to Saturday 17 October.2020-07-2605 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 5 - Election AdvertisingWhen you see or hear something you feel is misleading, you’re entitled to complain. But, with four agencies responsible for different aspects of election advertising it can be a little confusing. In this episode, we explain who looks after what.2020-07-2605 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 4 - The Political CompassThis episode links with podcast 3 and describes how you can use a simple questionnaire to determine where you lie on the political spectrum. This is useful for working out which parties and policies you are most closely aligned with.2020-07-2605 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 3 - The Political SpectrumThe hackneyed and frequently misunderstood descriptions of political parties being either left, centre or right is dissected and a better, two-dimensional model described. We also have a go at setting out where the parties that are currently in the New Zealand Parliament sit on this political spectrum.2020-07-2605 minVoterTorque - New Zealand PoliticsVoterTorque Podcast 2 - The Orange GuyThe 'Orange Guy' is the New Zealand Electoral Commission’s mascot. In this episode, we discuss how to enrol as a voter and some key dates regarding this year’s election and referenda on euthanasia and cannabis law reform.2020-07-2608 min
Holy Trinity BrusselsYou Are the Salt and Light (090220)Christ according to Matthew
The sermon was given by Heather Roy.
10.30am Service today 9th February 2020.
Fiona Simon Presiding
Readings:
Isaiah58:1-12
1Corinthians2:1-16
Gospel Reading:
Matt.5:13-202020-02-0900 min
All the Books!E204: 204: New Releases and More for April 16, 2019This week, Liberty and María Cristina discuss Miracle Creek, The Binding, Alice's Island, and more great books.
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Miracle Creek by Angie Kim
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The Media ShowPrince Andrew coverage; postponing of royal doc; Peter Greste retrial; 10 years of FOI.Two stories this week have raised questions about the relationship between the Royal family and the press. There's been extensive press coverage relating to allegations against Prince Andrew, with national newspapers running front page splashes and lengthy spreads, despite the allegations being unsubstantiated. Furthermore, there has also been controversy surrounding the postponement of a BBC documentary Reinventing the Royals. Andrea Catherwood speaks to the BBC's Royal Correspondent Peter Hunt about the events surrounding Andrew's story. She also hears from Roy Greenslade, Guardian columnist and professor of journalism at City University, about the press coverage, and from Ingrid Seward, royal...2015-01-0728 min
PhedippidationsFdip302: As Fast as We CanHow fast can the fastest human being run? We know that Usain Bolt of Jamacia ran at a top speed of 27.78 miles per hour (44.72 km/h) between the 60 to 80 meter segment of the 100 meter sprint in 1.61 seconds on August 16th, 2009 at the Berlin World Championships.
But what I want to know, is how fast could the fastest human being ever really run. I’m not talking about Usain...the guy is amazing...but we are human beings, and we have evolved with this particular physicolgy. What would it take for one of us to run the fastest that is possible as a me...2013-03-221h 01
PhedippidationsFdip302: As Fast as We CanHow fast can the fastest human being run? We know that Usain Bolt of Jamacia ran at a top speed of 27.78 miles per hour (44.72 km/h) between the 60 to 80 meter segment of the 100 meter sprint in 1.61 seconds on August 16th, 2009 at the Berlin World Championships.
But what I want to know, is how fast could the fastest human being ever really run. I’m not talking about Usain...the guy is amazing...but we are human beings, and we have evolved with this particular physicolgy. What would it take for one of us to run the fastest that is possible as a me...2013-03-221h 01