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Hymans Robertson On...Investment - A groundbreaking, member focused transactionIn this episode, Ben Farmer is joined by Simon Jones, Head of Responsible Investment here at Hymans and special guest John Hamilton, Chair of Trustees for the Stagecoach Group Pension Scheme, for a discussion on the unique journey of the Stagecoach pension scheme, recent industry dynamics and the practicalities of this transaction.The conversation offers valuable lessons for trustees and those managing pension schemes in a changing landscape, as they cover topics such as: Key changes in the pensions industry and specific updates from the Stagecoach scheme over the past year.How t...
2025-12-1931 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonLouise Sorel, Herb Edelman, and Robert Redford As long as we're in a Robert Redford frame of mind... please enjoy this special preview of our upcoming conversation with Louise Sorel (Days of Our Lives, Santa Barbara). Louise's husband Herb Edelman starred with Redford in both the original 1963 Broadway production of Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park as well as the 1967 film adaptation. Louise's new book, If There Were No Dogs: Musings and Mutterings, is now available through Book Baby, Amazon.com, and wherever books are sold online. Our complete interview with Louise Sorel will air later in October. Photo of Herb Edelman and Robert Redford courtesy...
2025-10-0706 min
The Simon & Friends PodcastAnnual NFL Overreactions We Actually BelieveFor the third year in a row, Robertson Viar of "70 Chip Cast"/Odds On Favorite/Pro Football Enterprises/Box Score Network is back for our NFL Overreactions We Actually Believe.Through two weeks of the #NFL season, there's always some outlandish thing going on that can't POSSIBLY hold up all season. Or can it? Robertson and I go through six overreactions we believe are ACTUALLY true for the 2025 season.Enjoy!
2025-09-181h 20
My Perfect Console with Simon ParkinAndy Robertson, journalist, entrepreneur (BBC, Ludocene).Andy Robertson is a veteran journalist, editor, and entrepreneur who has spent his career exploring how video games can bring people together. After graduating from Brunel University with a degree in Computer Science, he worked as a freelance games critic for the BBC before launching Family Gamer TV, a YouTube channel designed to help parents and caregivers confidently navigate the increasingly complex world of games.An advocate of games in diverse spaces, including the TEDx and Greenbelt festivals, he’s now launched Ludocene, a site described as “Tinder for games”. This clever, card-based video game recommendation platform has bee...
2025-09-161h 22
The Journalism SaluteLaura Robertson, Reporter, Formerly of The Nome Nugget (Alaska)On this episode we're joined by Laura Robertson. Laura just completed a stint as a writer for The Nome Nugget – that's Nome as in Nome, Alaska – and the Nugget is an award-winning weekly that serves a population of 3,700 in western Alaska. It is Alaska's oldest newspaper. She is a graduate of Princeton University.As she prepares to start a new job she talked about her experience both with the Nugget and in freelance writing. She shared examples of stories she's written (including an award-winning piece before going to Nome). She described what Nome is like and what kind...
2025-08-2630 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonThe Aura of Joi Lansing TVC 701.2: Joseph Dougherty, author of Comfort and Joi, and Alexis Hunter, author of Joi Lansing: A Body to Die For, talk to Ed about the many times in which producer Al Simon and actress Nancy Kulp crossed paths with Joi Lansing; Joi’s notable television appearances, including her recurring role as Gladys Flatt in The Beverly Hillbillies; and Hot Cars (1956), a film noir thriller that, in many respects, marked Joi’s most prominent appearance on the big screen other than Touch of Evil. Comfort and Joi is available from Tucker DS Press, while Joi Lansing: A Body to Die For...
2025-08-1221 min
My Perfect Console with Simon ParkinMarjolein Robertson, comedian.Marjolein Robertson is a Scottish comedian, improviser, and storyteller. Born in Lerwick, on the Shetland Isles, she first started performing with Shetland Youth Theatre at the age of 13. After graduating from the University of Edinburgh, she was working as a town planner, saving for a mortgage, when she and her partner decided to move to Amsterdam on a whim. A series of catastrophes followed. Marjolein lost her home and her job, then landed in a Dutch improvisational comedy class, and began studying improvised comedy and stand up. Since then, she has become one of Scotland’s mo...
2025-03-101h 23
Trail CultureSuper shoes for trail runners? | S2E18: Trail Science You asked & we listened. This weeks episode with @dewaal.simon is a hot topic. We unpack some of need to knows around super shoes. We talk about advanced footwear technology (AFT), what we learn from road runners, what research on super shoes tells us & more 💥What you’ll gain from this episode:🌟 Insights into the research on super shoes for both trail & road💡 Tips on what to consider when getting a pair of super shoes🏞️ Inspiration to follow the research on super shoes in the trail running space🎥 Chapter Mark...
2025-03-071h 06
Trail CultureChaotic strava, a PhD update & 2025 vision | S2E14: Simon de Waal Back like we never left 👋🏼For those who are new here, once a month Trail Culture releases a more scientific episode, recorded with @dewaal.simon from the legendary @rootedindirt 🤙🏼 Simon is a runner, a coach & a scientist. We talk about various hot topics in the trail running space & unpack the relevant research surrounding them. We also have some not so relevant banter & we’re so grateful that you all tune in. This weeks episode brings us an update on Simons PhD. We talk about some of his most recent findings, the progress of his publication journey, the v...
2025-02-081h 01
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonLucie Arnaz, Neil Simon, and Marvin Hamlisch TVC 676.5: Jeffrey Sitcov, founder and president of Doors of Change, and Lucie Arnaz, one of the celebrity spokespeople for Doors of Change, talk to Ed about the annual Concert of Hope that will benefit Doors of Change, and which is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 6 in San Diego. Also in this segment: Lucie shares a few memories of working with Neil Simon, Marlin Hamlisch, Carole Bayer Sager, and Robert Klein in the original Broadway production of They’re Playing Our Song. To learn more about Doors of Change, including how you can become involved for as little as $18/month, go to
2025-02-0314 min
Trail CultureStory telling & human connection | S2E13: Simon PocockSimon Pocock: The art of story telling and human connection Join us this week as we chat to a local talent & friend of the trail community, Simon Pocock. A wizard with the camera, this guy has a gift for storytelling and connecting with people. We explore that as well as his entry in the sports media space & some of his creative experiences over the years. 🎥 Chapter Markers: 00:00 - Welcome to 2025: Season 2 continues 01:34 - Raised outdoors: Falling in love with sport 05:49 - Entry to film: Finding filmmaking 13:15 - Tea...
2025-01-251h 11
Trail CultureFit but unhealthy? | Trail Science S2E8: Simon de Waal For our nerdy fans out there, the Trail Science episodes are back! 💥🎙️Up first is: Fit but Unhealthy? Are we prioritising performance over health & wellness? In this episode we unpack these ideas & talk about some of the early signs of LEA & RED-S. 🍎I’m excited to continue the scientific journey alongside Simon de Waal from Rooted in Dirt. In this season we’ll continue to dive into the more academic side of trail running, unpacking the latest research and trying to make sense of this amazing sport through a scientific lens.// TOPICS COVERED
2024-11-2359 min
GEEK WITH MEAnother Star Wars Trilogy, Another Lost City, and Another 4 YearsENTERTAINMENT:( 00:02:05 ) : MICKEY-17 delayed AGAIN... from January 2025 to April 2025....( 00:07:51 ) : Paul Mescal in talks to star in Ridley Scott's next film THE DOG STARS( 00:09:32 ) : Tyler the Creator's CHROMAKOPIA discussion( 00:15:19 ) : STAR WARS Episodes 10-12 in talks to be in the works, and Simon Kinberg is set to produceSCIENCE/ARCHEOLOGY:( 00:33:32 ) : The images of the black holes we have (Sgt A* & M87*) may end up not being the real image, and a research team in Japan is challenging the data and making the claim that more data processing is needed.( 00:41:02 ) : Another X-Class solar flair detected...
2024-11-081h 26
Johnnys podcastE6 - Job for EY Revision m. Simon TangRevisorer har sommetider ry for at være knas-tørre. Men ofte viser det sig, at de er de sjoveste folk at optræde for.Det kan I høre i det her afsnit, hvor jeg er på job hos EY Revision sammen med en dygtig ven og kollega, Simon Tang, der også har været med tidligere.Hør om vores overvejelser før og efter showet. Og sidste ikke mindst hør klip fra selve showet, selvfølgelig!Lille disclaimer: Vi refererer undervejs til mange bits/jokes, som man måske ikke får...
2024-09-3024 min
A vitesse philosophiqueChansonniers et pilleurs d'épave avec Simon Desjardins et Hubert Lemieux de la Prochaine RevueSimon et Hubert font leur maîtrise en Histoire à l'UQàR. Simon travaille sur le thème des boîtes à chanson des années soixante et Hubert sur l'économie de naufrage en Nouvelle-France. Ils travaillent en parallèle sur un projet de revue scientifique qui démocratiserait la recherche et la publication académique en sciences sociales, littérature, philosophie et autres domaines connexes. Julien pour sa part nous fait des révélations troublantes sur sa conception. Pour soutenir leur projet :https://laruchequebec.com/fr/projets/la-prochaine-revue-a-chacun-son-chapitreDescription du projet
2024-09-2358 minThe Simon & Friends PodcastNFL Overreactions We Actually BelieveWeek 2 of the NFL season is behind us so it's time to overreact! But there's a caveat - these overreactions are just...reactions.
Robertson Viar of Odds On Favorite joins for our annual "Overreactions We Actually Believe" where we give our reactions to the first two weeks of the season that seem unsustainable, but we believe will still be true by the end of the year.
Be sure to follow Robertson on Twitter @relviar99 and listen to him and Ben Parker on Odds On Favorite every week.
Enjoy!
2024-09-191h 36
Trail CulturePower as a performance measure | Trail Science: Episode 07 Does power have a place in trail running? We’re back with another Trail Science episode. This week, Simon de Waal from Rooted in Dirt joins us to talk about power as a performance metric. When should we use power?How is it measured?What should the real world application look like?& does power work as a performance measure in the trail running space?
2024-07-201h 19
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityRoslyn ShellyI think one of the reasons that made moving a bit easier is where we were in Berwick when we built that house we actually had cows up to the back door. It was still quite rural and in the end we were just surrounded by freeway. If you're going out during the day you could never go you know around nine o'clock or come back about 3, 3.30 because of school hours. You always wanted to get home before that because the traffic was just incredible. So I think that was one of the reasons that I was happy to...
2024-07-1624 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityMandy GunnEvery time I go away anywhere, like we've done a lot of outback travel. We drove across the Simpson desert. I ended up making a massive series of big paintings about the Simpson. We came down the Canning Stock Route just before COVID. And I sit in the car and I draw everything that goes past. And so the diaries I did for that, I made into a big, big artwork. And then I made lots of artworks, you know, from that. And some of them I'd collected bits of slate and things like that from the area and...
2024-07-1635 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityJillian StatonPhoto Credit: @karli_michelle_commercialAnd all of a sudden you're noticing the things around you.You're noticing cycles and the seasons and rain.When you're living in the city, rain is a nuisance and it's cold and revolting.But when you've got a farm or even if you've got a garden, you think, "Oh gee, rain. That's fantastic. How good to have that water." You are looking for signs that the grass is growing.It is such a thrill at calving time when those new little calves...
2024-07-1245 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityMartine ZajacekI prefer to use vintage materials, which again is directly linked to the graphic design because I understand the skill and the processes that we use to createthose pieces of paper, which I take from old books. And then it's really just using those materials and the beauty of them and the colour and the textures and then highlighting them in a piece of art. So, I've recently had a bit of a breakthrough with my practice where I've started making landscapes based on this environment. So people, if they see any of my work, it's...
2024-07-1233 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriositySarah GilliganI think in coaching, my coaching is very much values based. So it's about sort of working with the person to identify what their value, their core values are. And it's really interesting how many people might think that they've already done that work, you know, equally a lot of people have never done that. What they've never been asked, what are your core values? And then let's look at where your life is meeting your values and where it's not. And it's really like, that's when stuff really just pops out really easily. Because if you're not living...
2024-07-1244 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityDan LawrieYou know, I went around to all these different sites thinking, I wonder what the people who actually first constructed this would think now if they saw hordes of tourists and these buildings still standing. You know, yeah, it really sort of…it opens up a fascinating sort of narrative, I think, on the human condition and, you know, just how long we are here for.And what we can do now to really, not so much make a mark for ourselves, you know, that's more of an egotistical type of thing, I suppose. But make a ma...
2024-07-1247 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityKirsty Parini'It's not even been a year yet. And I've met so many amazing, wonderful people and always, always ready to give you a hand with anything. Literally the other week, I was, I'm always on the lookout for mulch, and the Gippsland Shire guys are out cutting some trees down my road.And I was asking them if they would deliver us some mulch and they're like, "No we can't do that. We take it back to our depot now." And there was a guy standing there talking to them with his dog, complete stranger to me...
2024-07-0936 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityPaul HastingsPhoto Credit: @karli_michelle_commercial'I was listening to a lot of podcasts about bird photography.And I remember hearing them say stuff that just became so true.You know, people talk and say, oh, God, when you first got with your camera and people say, wow, that should be in National Geographic.And it's true, you know, and you kind of take these pictures and you think, wow, that's amazing.And you look back at it now and you think, what was I doing?And...
2024-07-0929 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityTerry Guilford'I'm a retired psychologist and fitness instructor. I'm a mother of one and a grandmother of three. And I made the sea change down to Inverloch about 36 years ago, after I discovered I couldn't afford to buy anything in Melbourne, and came down finding Inverloch with the help of a good friend, bought a house, settled, and have lived down here ever since.So I went back to university at 37 and finished my training as a psychologist. And the same year that I had my one and only baby, I also registered as a psychologist, and was...
2024-07-0941 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityMariama Camera'Well, way back, I can't even remember. I was living up in northern New South Wales and some friends from Tasmania, a couple that I knew, she was actually from Korumburra. And she'd gone down there and met her partner and he'd, a couple of guys that were from Tassie had been to Africa, and they were woodworkers. And they bought a couple of djembe. They got the djembe thing, and they bought a couple of djembes and brought them back.And then they started carving them in Tasmania, right down the south. And my friends bought...
2024-07-0946 min
The Gentle Art of Life and CuriosityThe Gentle Art of Life and Curiosity PodcastStorytelling, it’s long been essential to the survival, spiritual nourishment and cultural evolution of humanity. For millennia, stories have informed, guided and inspired us, terrified and comforted us. Across this continent and its islands, First Nations People have an oral tradition of storytelling that is passed down through generations. In recognition of this unbroken tradition I’d like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which this podcast is recorded, the Bunurong people, the Boon Wurrung people and the Gunai Kurnai people, the original storytellers of these lands. People who continue to live on and have a co...
2024-07-0913 min
Trail CultureTraining Load Monitoring for Trail Runners | Trail Science: E06How should I approach my training load? The Trail Science episodes are back, this week @dewaal.simon joins us to talk about Training Load Monitoring (TLM). We talk about how TLM has changed over the last few years to accommodate the growth of the sport & how this particular space is being influenced by AI. We discuss it’s history, the metrics that matter, some gaps in the current TLM tools & more
2024-06-211h 07
Johnnys podcastE3 - Svin & Grin i Skagen, m. Simon Tang17. februar. Pyha, I denne episode er jeg i Skagen for at optræde til et af de famøse "Svin & Grin"-shows. Dette ærke-jyske foretagende, hvor gæster køber stegt flæsk ad libitum og bagefter ser standup i en samlet pakke. Fuldstændigt forrygende koncept.Jeg er afsted med en af mine gode venner og kollegaer her fra Århus, Simon Tang. I får et lille uddrag fra køreturen, overvejelserne omkring showet, og ikke mindst optagelser fra selve showet, hvor jeg endte med at lide. Efterfølgende evaluerer vi showet på restaurant, og jeg får nogle br...
2024-05-1527 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonJohn Barbour, Neil Simon, and Deep ThroatTVC 646.5: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with five-time Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, and cultural critic John Barbour (Real People) and Carol Hoenig, the collaborator on John’s memoir, Your Mother’s Not a Virgin. Carol’s latest book, The Greatest Reviews I’ve Ever Read, is a collection of some of John’s many film reviews for Los Angeles magazine and KNBC-TV Los Angeles from the 1970s that also includes an ongoing, My Dinner with Andre-like conversation between John and Carol about how movies continue to shape and influence our culture. Topics this segment include why most movie...
2024-05-0625 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonDinah Manoff and The Story of Jackie GoldTVC 645.1: Ed welcomes Tony Award-winning actress, director, and novelist Dinah Manoff (I Ought to Be in Pictures, Grease, Soap, Ordinary People, Empty Nest). Dinah’s new novel, The Real True Hollywood Story of Jackie Gold, gives readers a fast-paced, authentic look at life behind the red carpet while also asking the eternal question, “Does fame really matter?” Topics this segment include how Dinah based Jackie Gold on some of her own experiences dealing with paparazzi (as well as how the novel echoes the experiences of Britney Spear and Lindsay Lohan); why it was imperative that actors in a Neil Simon...
2024-04-3028 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonThe Greatest Reviews I've Ever ReadTVC 645.5: Ed welcomes back five-time Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, talk show host, and cultural critic John Barbour (Real People) and Carol Hoenig, the collaborator on John’s memoir, Your Mother’s Not a Virgin. Carol’s latest book, The Greatest Reviews I’ve Ever Read, is a collection of some of John’s many film reviews for Los Angeles magazine and KNBC-TV Los Angeles from the 1970s that also includes an ongoing, My Dinner with Andre-like conversation between John and Carol about how movies continue to shape and influence our culture. Topics this segment include John’s unlikely path to becoming...
2024-04-3021 min
Hymans Robertson On...Investment - Putting the G in ESG, the importance of workplace culture final - Episode 110In this episode of Hymans Robertson On... our host, Ben Farmer, presents the latest episode in our investment series, and is joined by Simon Jones, Head of Responsible Investment at Hymans, and Annabel Gillard, International Advisory Council Member from the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE). During the episode, we look at putting the 'G' in 'ESG' (Environmental, Social and Governance), workplace culture and what Trustees can do to capture culture in their decision making.DisclaimerThis podcast has been prepared by Hymans Robertson LLP, and is based upon our u...
2024-04-2630 min
Hymans Robertson On...Investment - Responsible Investment in 2024: Focusing on what matters - Episode 107In this episode of Hymans Robertson On... our host, Amy Sutherland, presents the latest episode in our investment series, and is joined by Simon Jones, Head of Responsible Investment and Mhairi Gooch, Senior Responsible Investment Consultant at Hymans Robertson.During the episode, our experts discuss:Responsible investment (RI) in 2024What's next for RI, including COP 28Stewardship and the stewardship codeIf you have any questions on anything discussed in this podcast, please get in touch.Hymans Robertson DisclaimerThis podcast has been prepared by Hymans Robertson LLP, and is based upon our understanding of events as...
2024-02-2836 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonSimon Napier-Bell, Vicki Wickham, and "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me"TVC 637.2: Legendary record producer, music manager, author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker Simon Napier-Bell joins Ed and guest co-host Chuck Harter for Part 2 of a conversation that began last week about the music scene in London during the Swinging Sixties. Simon’s books on the music industry include Black Vinyl, White Powder, Sour Mouth, Sweet Bottom, I’m Coming to Take You to Lunch, and You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, a rollicking look at Simon’s early career in the music industry that also bears the title of the international hit record that Simon and Vicki Wyckham...
2024-02-1222 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonSimon Napier-Bell, Burt Bacharach, and Tom JonesTVC 637.3: Legendary record producer, music manager, author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker Simon Napier-Bell talks to Ed and guest co-host Chuck Harter about how Tom Jones came to record the title song for What’s New Pussycat (1965) and how Simon convinced Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni to cast The Yardbirds in Blow-Up (1966). You can read Simon’s Substack column for free at Substack.com/@simonnapierbell Want to advertise/sponsor our show?TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They’re great to work with and will help yo...
2024-02-1218 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonSimon Napier-Bell on what the music industry is really aboutTVC 637.4: Legendary record producer, music manager, author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker Simon Napier-Bell talks to Ed and guest co-host Chuck Harter about The Scotch at St. James, one of the most elite clubs in London in the Swinging Sixties. Simon’s books on the music industry include Black Vinyl, White Powder, Sour Mouth, Sweet Bottom, I’m Coming to Take You to Lunch, and You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me. Simon’s latest film, The Real George Michael, is available now for viewing on demand on Amazon Prime and other platforms across the U.S. and Canada.
2024-02-1222 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonSimon Napier-Bell: The Guv'norTVC 636.3: Legendary record producer, music manager, author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker Simon Napier-Bell joins Ed and guest co-host Chuck Harter for a look back at the music scene in London during the Swinging Sixties. Simon’s books on the music industry include Black Vinyl, White Powder, Sour Mouth, Sweet Bottom, I’m Coming to Take You to Lunch, and You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, a rollicking look at Simon’s early career in the music industry that also bears the title of the international hit record that Simon and Vicki Wyckham wrote together in 1966 for Dusty Sp...
2024-02-0516 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonSimon Napier-Bell on Diane & Nicky and Wham!'s Historic Tour of ChinaTVC 636.4: Legendary record producer, music manager, author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker Simon Napier-Bell talks to Ed and guest co-host Chuck Harter about his years managing Diane & Nicky (the first interracial pop duo in music history) and John’s Children and the events that led to Wham!’s historic 10-day visit to China in 1985. You can read Simon’s Substack column for free at Substack.com/@simonnapierbell Want to advertise/sponsor our show?TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They’re great to work with and...
2024-02-0526 min
Trail CultureInjury Risk Factors for Trail Runners | Trail Science: E03 What is an injury risk factor? ⚠️ We’re back with another Trail Science episode ft. @dewaal.simon from @rootedindirt this week we’re unpacking what are potential injury risk factors for trail runners? This episode is based on a living systematic review. We get into what that is, why this type of research is important and how to critically evaluate the information in front of you when reading research like this & looking into a topic like injuries 👣 Trail Science Episode 3 - enjoy! 🤙🏼1 d
2024-01-261h 14The Simon & Friends PodcastThe 100th Episode: AFC Playoff PictureIt's the 100th episode of The Simon Shortt Podcast! Whether this is your first, 100th, or any number in between, thank you so much for being here.
It's finally time to really look at the playoff picture that is shaping up in the NFL. To help me do that this week is Robertson Viar of Odds On Favorite to break down all things AFC.
Division Winners, the Wild Card race, playoff seeding, and more.
Enjoy!
2023-12-071h 30
Trail CulturePacing in Ultra Trail Marathons | Trail Science E:01Welcome to our Trail Science episodes! A collaboration with Simon de Waal and Rooted in Dirt. We're introducing a separate category of episodes where we take a deep dive into relevant trail topics and to explore the research related to these trends.First up is pacing for ultra marathons, What is pacing? How does it differ from road to trail running? How do I pace my ultra marathon at UTCT? We chat through all of this and more. UTCT @rootedindirt@dewaal.simon@trailcultureza
2023-11-221h 03
Trail CultureResearch & Performance Prediction in Trail Running | E:05 Simon De Waal From research to running, this guy does it all. Simon de Waal joins us to discuss his latest research in trail running as he works towards his PhD. We discuss how the trail running world has changed and developed, our responsibility as scientists and what Trail Culture means to him. The founder of Stellies Shakeout and a hero in the trail community.Instagram: @dewaal.simon ; @rootedindirtTwitter: @dewaal17E-mail: s.dewaal@glos.ac.uk
2023-11-101h 01
Out Of The Blank#1509 - Simon ErridgeSimon Erridge is an honorary clinical research fellow and doctor at Imperial College London, who holds a BSc with honors in Surgery and Anesthesia. He has a wide research portfolio with a specialist interest in cannabis-based medicinal products, recently publishing a paper on patient and public perceptions of medical cannabis for pain, nausea and vomiting after surgery. Simon joins me to speak about some of the research on medical cannabis and how it interacts with certain disorders, particularly ADHD.
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2023-10-091h 03The Simon & Friends PodcastOverreactions We Actually BelieveThis week I am joined by our friend Robertson Viar of Odds On Favorite and Boxscore Network to give our NFL Week 2 overreactions we actually believe. They may seem like overreactions now, but we'll tell you why they're really just...reactions.
You can follow Robertson on Twitter @relviar99, as well as Odds On Favorite @OddsOnFavorite.
Enjoy!
2023-09-211h 24
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonThe Real George MichaelTVC 622.4: Ed welcomes Simon Napier-Bell, former manager of Wham!, longtime record producer and songwriter, and the director of The Real George Michael: Portrait of an Artist, an excellent documentary that not only explores the many ups and downs of the illustrious Grammy Award winner, but takes a deep dive into who George really was: a kind and generous person who ultimately fought many demons while being front and center as one of the most famous musicians of his time. The Real George Michael is available now for streaming on demand on Amazon Prime, Tubi, Roku, Peacock, and many other...
2023-09-1826 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonWhy George Michael Struggled with FameTVC 623.5: Simon Napier-Bell, former manager of Wham! and the director of The Real George Michael, talks to Ed about how George Michael, like many artists, had an up-and-down relationship with fame throughout his life and career. Also in this segment: Ed asks Simon what he looked for, and what George looked for, when determining whether a new song might become a hit record. The Real George Michael is available now for streaming on demand on Amazon Prime, Tubi, Roku, Peacock, and many other platforms throughout the U.S. and Canada. Want to advertise/sponsor our...
2023-09-1823 min
Thriving Adoptees - Let's ThriveHealing After Reunion Breaks Down With Reenie RobertsonDoes rejection haunt you? Feeling you were rejected as an infant is one thing. Being rejected as an adult takes rejection to a whole new level and can lead us adoptees to very dark places. That's why some of us shy away from search and reunion. But what if we can heal from rejection as an adult? How does that healing happen? Listen in as Reenie takes a deep dive into healing after reunion breaks down. Wherever you are on the journey you'll get something from this.Here's link to Joanne's interview https://thriving-adoptees.simplecast.com/episodes...
2023-07-2558 minThe Simon & Friends PodcastDMV Football UpdateThis week I wanted to check on the "vibes" of the NFL teams here in the DMV. So Robertson Viar is back to talk about the agreed upon sale of the Washington Commanders, and Ben Lawson comes on to talk about the Baltimore Ravens post-Lamar extension.
Make sure you follow Robertson on Twitter @relviar99, and listen to him every week on the Odds On Favorite.
Enjoy!
2023-06-081h 08
Hymans Robertson On...Investment - Key responsible investment themes for 2023 (and beyond) - Episode 86In this episode of Hymans Robertson On... our host, Ben Farmer, presents the latest episode in our investment series, and is joined by Simon Jones, Partner, Mhairi Gooch, Senior Responsible Investment Consultant and Amy Sutherland, Climate Change Consultant here at Hymans.During the episode, we explore our key Responsible Investment themes for 2023, and have a discussion on what should be on trustees’ investment to-do lists as a result.
2023-04-2737 minThe Simon & Friends PodcastBest QB Landing Spots In The DraftWe are ONE. WEEK. AWAY. from the 2023 NFL Draft! For one more look at the quarterbacks Robertson Viar from Odds On Favorite is back. We decided to look at the QBs through where their best fit on draft day would be, so we give our best fit for the top four quarterbacks in the draft.
Be sure to follow Robertson, and Odds On Favorite on Twitter, and listen to the podcast every Wednesday.
Before Robertson comes on, I talk about what has happened in the first couple games of...
2023-04-201h 29
The Starters on TSN 690The Starters Sunday, April 2, 2023 Hour 2: Dan Robertson + Dwight WaltonThe Starters Sunday, April 2, 2023 Hour 2: Dan Robertson + Dwight Walton
2023-04-0242 min
The PhilosophistsEp 8 - The Challenges Women Researchers Face - Part 1 (with Mohammad Hosseini and Shiva Sharifzad)Research in academia is a wonderful intellectual pursuit, but are the fruits of that pursuit equally available to all? What if you are a woman? Do you have the same opportunities and outcomes as your other colleagues? In this episode, we talk to Mohammad Hosseini and Shiva Sharifzad, authors of Gender disparity in publication records: a qualitative study of women researchers in computing and engineering (linked below), a highly illuminating paper interested in the answers to these questions. This research was carried out at Dublin City University (DCU) in Ireland and found that, during a 5 year window, "women researchers...
2023-02-281h 00
The Adventures of a Birth PhotographerTalks With Fine Art Photographer Jeremy Simon!Welcome to episode 38, where I invited the incredibly inspiring Jeremy Simon on the podcast to talk about his divine fine art motherhood photography.This episode is loaded with so many topics. It was hard to let Jeremy go as I could have continued talking to him for many more hours!In this episode, we cover his photography journey and his work. We list a bunch of photographers whose work inspires the heck out of us and there's talk of darkroom and film process, virtual sessions and a special SINK! If you're a photographer...
2023-02-271h 23
The DLDorman & Dayton Parts - The DL S4E20In this episode of The DL, Diesel Laptops’ Founder and CEO, Tyler Robertson, is joined by Daniel Simon, Heavy Duty Category Manager for Dorman and Dayton Parts.
Since 1918, Dorman has been the automotive aftermarket’s pioneering problem solver. They have released thousands of parts and components that people could once only buy from original equipment manufacturers. By always innovating, they have led the way in growing the aftermarket, providing more opportunity to individuals and businesses who depend on automotive maintenance.
Please like, subscribe, and share. If you have questions or would like to learn...
2023-02-2429 min
Trench Leadership: A Podcast From the FrontE63 - Coaching for Leaders featuring John Robertson, Eh!Send us a textI’d like to begin this episode by acknowledging the land that I am learning and living on is the traditional un-ceded, un-surrendered territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg People. Passio Fidelis, or, passionate faithfulness. The ability to be true to yourself and your goals as you lead. This phrase is the guiding principle that our guest uses as he coaches leaders from the trenches, helping them be the most effective and robust leaders possible.And so, in this episode, you’ll hear from John Roberts...
2022-12-0543 min
The Simon & Friends PodcastQB Ranking Check InWelcome back to The Simon Shortt Podcast! We have a big one for you here 2/3 of the way through the season. It's the perfect time to check in on the quarterbacks, and no better way to do that than looking back on the preseason episode/rankings done by Robertson Viar of Fantom Sports Industries. You can check below for the article Robertson put together compiling lists from multiple Fantom writers, and the podcast we did at the time.
This week we wanted to both look back at the preseason rankings and talk about how the QBs are p...
2022-12-011h 46
Learning From Humanity with Simon FunkThe fifth of The Old: Roc Robertson - Life lessons and adventure stories from someone who makes adventure a priority.When I initially reached out to Roc to record an interview it didn't work out. During the first half of the week where I had hoped to speak to him, he was riding his motorcycle, and during the second half, he was planning to climb a mountain. As you can probably tell by now, Roc likes his adventures. He has also learned a thing or two about how to live well. Throughout our conversation some of the key ideas that came up were the necessity of self-training, "never say can't", the power of spending fifteen minutes a day on deve...
2022-11-3041 min
Odds On FavoriteEP10: NFL WEEK 10 & TEAM FUTURES, ft. Simon ShorttThe show welcomes Simon Shortt of Fantom Sports and co-host of the Fantom Football Podcast. On this episode, Ben, Robertson and Simon give their midseason predictions and some interesting bets for division, conference, and Super Bowl Champions, as well as MVP. They make their bets and predictions for Week 10 and to close things out, another interesting food question from Ben which then turns into an even more interesting discovery that Subway in fact has drive-thrus.
2022-11-091h 22The PhilosophistsEp 7 - Nested Utilitension (an Ethics to Rule Them All?)"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few."In this one famous line from Star Trek, the ever-logical Spock seemingly nailed his flag to the mast of Utilitarianism. But what if Kant had been a member of the team aboard the USS Enterprise? He may have thrown a glass of cold water over Spock and exclaimed, "You're wrong! The needs of the few may triumph!" So, who should we side with here? What do we do when different philosophical systems disagree and guide us towards conflicting solutions? In this episode, Declan and Simon introduce...
2022-08-1629 min
Insights PodcastInsights with Simon LambWelcome to season 2 episode 11
Storyteller extraordinaire, Simon Lamb, invites us to “Come - Gather - Ignite!” around the campfire - as we reflect on life, happiest days and theatre.
WEBSITE https://www.simonlambcreative.co.uk
FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM @SimonLambCreative
TWITTER & YOUTUBE @approx21words
AYR FORT PLAYERS https://www.ayrfortplayers.co.uk
FRIDAY NIGHT TREAT https://www.scottishbooktrust.com/your-stories/celebration-2021/friday-night-treat A MISERABLE NIGHT AT THE THEATRE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h_neq0kjM8
LIFE IS A CAMPFIRE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
2022-07-3136 min
The Revelation StationBring my spear, invested with my youth...3.6 ColourThe Revelation Stationstarring Gary Starr & Simon Heldreich inWho mourns when man pays the piper?by GARY STARRMike Rutherford released his third solo album...oh wait! Hang on, no he didn’t! In 1985 he released the first album by his side hustle, Mike+The Mechanics, in collaboration with noted songwriter BA Baracus Robertson and producer Chris Neil. What lead him to create an all new band? Was it a wise decision not to sing it himself? Most importantly, was it any good? Simon and Gary, meanwhile, are confronted by a mys...
2022-07-291h 44The Simon & Friends PodcastQB Rankings & Obi-Wan Kenobi ThoughtsRobertson Viar is back to discuss the Fantom Sports Industries QB rankings headed into the 2022 season! We also catch up on the Obi-Wan Kenobi series and give our thoughts on the show as a whole. The Obi-Wan talk starts at the one-hour mark and we do a spoiler warning, but if you haven't seen the show and want to before listening be sure to stop the podcast there!
You can follow Robertson on Twitter @relviar99.
Thanks for listening. Enjoy!
2022-07-211h 36
The Simon & Friends PodcastNFC East Offseason Deep DiveWe are back talking NFL! This week I am joined by Robertson Viar of Fantom Sports to discuss the NFC East. To continue our NFL Offseason Series we cover the Dallas Cowboys (2:00) New York Giants (21:00) Philadelphia Eagles (41:40) and Washington Commanders (1:02:10). We discuss where each team ended the 2021 season, free agency moves, the draft and our expectations for next year. Robertson covers the Commanders for Fantom Sports, so we paid extra attention to them at the end due to my relationship with the team, and harsh draft grade.
You can find those draft grades here:
https://f...
2022-06-161h 49The PhilosophistsEp 6 -- LP -- Wisdom - A Very Valuable Virtue with Jason MercheyWisdom... an old and dusty concept that has fallen down the pecking order in today's world. As a result, it's no surprise that many feel our civilisation is slipping ever deeper into an idiocracy. Well, this episode aims to single-handedly arrest that slide... and bring wisdom back into fashion! To this end, we have enlisted the talents of Jason Merchey, who literally wrote the book on wisdom. In fact, he's written four, including his latest work - Wisdom: A Very Valuable Virtue That Cannot Be Bought. Given his lifelong study of this subject, Jason helps us tackle wisdom from m...
2022-06-151h 39
Our Paranormal Afterlife : Finding Proof of Life After DeathParanormal Stories Ep17This is episode 17 of paranormal stories. This week the books I'm reading from are 'The Medium in Manolos: A Life-Affirming Guide to Modern Mediumship' by Lauren Robertson and 'They: What Do They Want?' by David EmmonsLauren Robertson 'The Medium in Manolos: A Life-Affirming Guide to Modern Mediumship'.Since training as a psychic medium at the age of 14, Lauren has helped tens of thousands of people to connect with their loved ones in Spirit, and is known for her highly accurate readings and her ability to provide super-specific details from those who...
2022-06-0920 min
A Lasting Legacy#2 - The Magnificent 7It’s time to meet some of the main characters in the best March Madness story you didn’t know.Behold “The Magnificent 7” recruiting class – a group incoming freshman who would change the Coast Guard Academy men’s basketball program forever.We talk to Al Sowers, Jeff Prebeck, Grant Johnson, Craig Johnson, Steve Blum, Donatas Siaudinis and Zach Robertson about how their basketball origin stories – and how they all came to be cadets at the United States Coast Guard Academy. They came from different backgrounds but were united by their competitiveness and their basketball success.---...
2022-03-0935 minThe PhilosophistsEp 5 -- LP -- Towards Biohappiness with David Pearce (The End of Suffering)Suffering is unavoidable. Or is that really the case? David Pearce, renowned transhumanist, author of the Hedonistic Imperative and cofounder of the World Transhumanist Association / Humanity+, has a vision that sees suffering abolished in all sentient life and replaced with "information-sensitive gradients of bliss". In this feature length episode, David gives an introduction to his abolitionist project and how we can achieve this remarkable goal using biotechnology, especially genetic engineering. Join us to hear David's fascinating insights into what has been dubbed the Biohappiness Revolution.You can follow David Pearce on Twitter at @webmasterdave.Note...
2022-02-021h 13
Dear God I'm Grateful PodcastDay #339 - God’s Gifts Cannot Be BoughtDear God I’m Grateful That God’s Gifts Cannot Be Bought .“The believers who were scattered preached the Good News about Jesus wherever they went. Philip, for example, went to the city of Samaria and told the people there about the Messiah. .Crowds listened intently to Philip because they were eager to hear his message and see the miraculous signs he did. Many evil spirits were cast out, screaming as they left their victims. And many who had been paralyzed or lame were healed. So there was great joy in that cit...
2021-12-2210 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonGeorge Chakiris, Elaine Stritch, and CompanyTVC 533.2: Ed plays Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with George Chakiris, the Academy Award-winning actor known around the world as Bernardo, the leader of The Sharks, in the iconic 1961 screen adaptation of West Side Story. In this segment, George shares memories of working with John Astin and Simon Oakland in West Side Story, and with Elaine Stritch in the national stage production of Company. My West Side Story: A Memoir by George Chakiris is available in hardcover and as an eBook from Lyons Press. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential...
2021-12-0618 minThe PhilosophistsEp 4 - Beyond Cockroach Ethics - Part 2 (Virtue Ethics, Trolley Problems and Inaction)Back in episode two, we covered Utilitarianism and Deontology and promised to return with an episode covering Virtue Ethics. Well, wanting to do the moral thing, we fulfil that promise here. The episode opens up with Simon invoking the famous philosophical conundrum of the Trolley Problem. We also discuss the distinction between action and inaction, if any, before diving into the ethical system that has been with us for over two thousand years - Virtue Ethics. Hopefully, you have enough of the virtue of patience to stick with us for half an hour. Main Talking Points
2021-11-0928 min
Reimagine LawHow to make the most of mentoringFinding the right mentor can be transformational, but where do you start? We speak with law firm partners Tim Smith and Elizabeth Robertson about how to find a mentor and make the most of the relationship, as well as Simon Reichwald at MyKindaFuture, where they leverage technology to make finding and accessing mentors easy! They talk about researching to identify the right mentor, being clear on what you want to achieve from the relationship, and preparing for your conversations with your mentor. But first you have to ask someone to be your mentor, and that may not be as...
2021-09-2218 minReimagine LawProgression: The next challenge in social mobilityIn this podcast, Simon Reichwald, Elizabeth Robertson and Tim Smith discuss how law firms can support legal professionals from less privileged backgrounds to progress their careers. The discussion focuses on three key areas: · The evidence and research underpinning the need to focus on progression· The tools available to support progression such as mentoring; how to avoid marginal mentoring and instead deliver ‘mentoring with purpose’; why choice of mentor matters· How creating the right culture and environment matters Simon Reichwald is Strategic Lead for Talent at MyKindaFuture and a Delivery Partner fo...
2021-09-2233 min
Dear God I'm Grateful PodcastDay #212 - The MessiahDear God I’m Grateful For The Messiah.“The woman said, “I know the Messiah is coming—the one who is called Christ. When he comes, he will explain everything to us.” Then Jesus told her, “I Am the Messiah!”” - John 4:25-26 NLT.The Messiah was known as the Savior of all people and the Son of the living God. For centuries prophecy spoke of a savior who would be sent by God to deliver his people into salvation. .“Everyone was expecting the Messiah to come soon, and they were eager to kn...
2021-08-1705 minThe PhilosophistsEp 3 -- LP -- Corrupting The Youth (Philosophy For Children with Daniel McCrea)Well... Let's not quite call it corrupting. Let's call it teaching. And, in this episode, we are delighted to welcome Daniel McCrea as our special guest, who takes us on an exciting journey through the world of teaching philosophy to children.Main Talking PointsWhy children should care about philosophyHow philosophy helps children developGetting philosophy into the education cycle in Ireland and bringing it to a younger audienceHow philosophy can transform how teachers engage with their studentsThe Irish school curriculum, the junior cert and the leaving certPhilosophy and parentingThe upcoming "GADFLY" event, which Daniel...
2021-08-131h 28
Sweetman PodcastSweetman Podcast # 268 - Catherine RobertsonAn in-depth conversation with the writer and book-store owner Catherine Robertson. We talk art, books, music, movies - all the good things. Huge chat. We talk about Catherine's books - but also about writing in general; books in general. We talk through her life and influences and discuss book reviewing. And many other things along the way. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe
2021-07-302h 55
Sweetman PodcastSweetman Podcast # 268 - Catherine RobertsonAn in-depth conversation with the writer and book-store owner Catherine Robertson. We talk art, books, music, movies - all the good things. Huge chat. We talk about Catherine's books - but also about writing in general; books in general. We talk through her life and influences and discuss book reviewing. And many other things along the way.
2021-07-302h 55The PhilosophistsEp 2 - Beyond Cockroach Ethics - Part 1 (Utilitarianism vs Deontology)What can a cockroach teach us about ethics? Well, in this episode we attempt to find out as we talk our way through two of the most widely accepted ethical systems - Utilitarianism and Deontology. While scuttling around, we'll meet the great Immanuel Kant (well, not literally) and see how his ethical ideas can get you out of a sticky situation.Is morality a numbers game or just a bunch of rules? Decide for yourself after hearing us out. Just one thing to note - this is the first part of a mini-series on the main ethical...
2021-07-1927 min
The B & SP Show"Where are the good apples?Episode 8 This week B & SP talk to Scientist Natasha about vaccines, (01:26) recap the week of violence (25:42) Officer Kim Potter killing Daunte Wright (29:29), Pat Robertson's take on police officer accountability (31:15), the police killing 13 year-old Adam Toledo (34:57), the identities of those who donated to Kyle Rittenhouse's Go Fund me (37:36), and Ex Buffalo police Officer Cariol Horne winning her lawsuit to receive her full pension (39:42). This week’s That’s Wild topic, all the UFO footage released by the U.S. Government (41:24). Instagram: @TheBandSPShow Twitter: @TheBandSPShow Email: TheBandSPShow@gmail.com Links Gun Violence Statistics https://www.gunviolencearchive.org Kim Potter killing Daunte Wright https...
2021-04-1945 minThe PhilosophistsEp 1 - Feeling Bad About Doing GoodIn this episode, Declan and Simon ask - should you feel bad about doing "good"?"What?!" you may ask. But have you ever asked yourself if you should give almost all your money to charity? And, if you don't then how you should approach the question of whether you should do more? Is every one of your pleasures condemned to be a guilty pleasure? Cosmic Skeptic's video asking if Should You Sell All Your Possessions? kickstarted our discussion. And we think you'll enjoy where our discussion took this.Main Talking Points
2021-04-0532 min
The DLInnovating an Industry - The DL S2E16In the latest episode of The DL, Diesel Laptops Founder and CEO, Tyler Robertson, is joined by Daniel Simon, Product Manager at Dorman Products to delve into the world of heavy-duty truck parts.
Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-simon-0a54034b/
Dorman Official Website - https://www.dormanproducts.com/
Dorman on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/dorman-products/
Dorman on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/DormanProducts
2021-01-1530 min
Shirley Robertson's Sailing PodcastSeries 2 - Ep15 - Skip Novak Part 1Send us a textThe worlds of offshore sailing and unbridled adventure meet head to head in this month's edition of Shirley Robertson's Sailing Podcast, as the two time Olympic gold medallist talks face to face with legendary American Whitbread skipper and off the grid sailing expedition pioneer Skip Novak.Today, Novak is known throughout the sailing world as the go to man for sailing led polar exploration. For over three decades he has been running his famous "Pelagic' exploration yachts and is a man with much to say about his career exploring at high l...
2020-12-041h 08
Our Paranormal Afterlife : Finding Proof of Life After DeathThe Past Lives Podcast Ep143 – Tricia RobertsonLife And Death, But Not As You Know It. This week I am talking to Tricia Robertson about her book 'It’s Life And Death, But Not As You Know It!'.Following on from “Things You Can Do When You’re Dead!” and “More Things You Can Do When You’re Dead!” Scottish psychical researcher Tricia Robertson's latest book delves into psychic phenomena from the unbelievable to the bizarre. In her straightforward and inimitable style Tricia explores topics including Electronic Voice Phenomena, Thoughtography, Psychokinesis, Distant Healing, Xenoglossy, Mediumship and much, much more.Tricia's philosophy is: ‘Let the e...
2020-11-301h 08
You, The ArtistYou, The Artist: Episode 9 - w/ Simon Austin From Incase We CrashOn this episode of YTA:
We try out our first virtual episode with the frontman of pop punk band Incase We Crash; Simon Austin.
This episode is filled with lots of laughs... mostly at the fact the video was freezing so much lol... Between laughs we talked about how we all write songs, Incase We Crash's newest record Soul Paint, studio time with Sam Guianna, the importance of having an online presents as a band in a pandemic, finding the right band members to start a band with and more.
2020-11-191h 00
Simon SaysSimon Says - Episode 9 - Wendy Stapleton + Russell RobertsonListen as Simon Madden catches up with Australian Rock Royalty, Wendy Stapleton, and former AFL player, now muso, Russell Robertson.
Wendy - pop/rock singer-songwriter, musical theatre performer, television actress and presenter - trained as a youngster in Classical Ballet, Tap, Acting and Singing, making her first professional appearance at the age of nine at Her Majesty’s Theatre in Noel Coward's "SAIL AWAY". At 16 she became a professional vocalist and has performed with the best of Australian Talent - among them John Farnham, Glen Shorrock, Jon English, Joe Camilleri... just to name a few!
Ro...
2020-11-0449 min
The Wine Show AustraliaBen Miller - Devils Lair (Margaret River)Devils Lair has a great story, it starts with an ancient cave where Tasmanian Tiger and Taste Devil bones were found.
Ben Miller is the winemaker and Simon Robertson the viticulturist of 20 years are a formidable team, crafting beautiful Chardonnay and Cabernet wines from the vineyards they look after in Margaret River.
@devilslairwines
2020-10-1818 min
Hymans Robertson On...Responsible Investment – Climate risk and sponsor covenants - Episode 7In this episode of Hymans Robertson On… our host Simon Jones (Head of Responsible Investment) presents our latest instalment on the theme of Responsible Investment. Simon welcomes Michael Bushnell, Managing Director at Lincoln Pensions, to talk about how climate risk can be considered when evaluating sponsor covenant, interconnectedness and what the COVID-19 pandemic can teach us for the future. For other podcasts in the series visit hymans.co.uk/podcasts
2020-05-2022 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 10: Simon Milne RBGEA conversation with Simon Milne, the Regius Keeper of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. We talk about its 350th anniversary celebrations, its history and wealth of plant material, education, community and the future - plans for restoring and renovating its historic glasshouses. The RBGE website has links to its Virtual Spring tours and those of its partner gardens.RBGE can also be found on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You can contact the Scottish Garden Podcast on scottishgardenpodcast@gmail.com or message via Instagram or Twitter - both @scotgardenpod.
2020-05-1023 min
SkyetimeSKYETIME - NHS HIGHLAND - 29TH APRIL 2020In the latest edition of the Skyetime Podcast, Simon Cousins talks to the Chair of NHS Highland, Professor Boyd Robertson and the Deputy Medical Director (Community), Dr Paul Davidson about how Skye's health services are coping with the Covid-19 crisis. Island builder, James MacQueen, describes how the construction industry will emerge from lockdown. Accountant Faye Macleod outlines on-going problems with the Government's Job Retention Scheme and Garry Munro of RBS describes the support the bank is giving to business and personal customers.
2020-04-2944 min
Hymans Robertson On...Responsible Investment - Leading the way in addressing climate risk - Episode 5In this episode of Hymans Robertson On… our host Simon Jones (Head of Responsible Investment) presents our latest instalment on the theme of Responsible Investment. Simon welcomes Faith Ward, Chief Responsible Investment Officer at the Brunel Pensions Partnership to discuss the challenges the investment industry faces in responding to climate change and the leadership necessary to drive change across the financial services industry. Find out more at www.hymans.co.uk/services/responsible-investment
2020-04-2025 min
Hymans Robertson On...Responsible Investment: Thoughts on climate aware investing - Episode 4In this episode of Hymans Robertson On… our host Simon Jones (Head of Responsible Investment) presents our latest instalment on the theme of Responsible Investment. Simon welcomes Henrik Wold Nilsen of Storebrand Asset Management to discuss climate risk and how it’s being considered within the investment management industry. Henrik provides insight into climate aware investment and the rapid pace of change. Find out more at www.hymans.co.uk/services/responsible-investment
2020-03-0931 min
The Practical Stoic with Simon J. E. DrewDonald Robertson | Stoicism and Modern PsychologyAbout the Guest
Donald is a cognitive-behavioural therapist, trainer and writer. He's the author of six books on philosophy and psychotherapy. The latest, How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius, was recently reviewed in The Wall Street Journal and became the #1 best seller in philosophy throughout the US. Donald is from Scotland originally but is now a Canadian citizen, and lives in Toronto. He's been writing about and lecturing on Stoicism for roughly 25 years and is one of the founding members of the Modern Stoicism organization, a nonprofit responsible for Stoic Week...
2020-03-021h 10
The Practical StoicDonald Robertson | Stoicism and Modern PsychologyAbout the Guest Donald is a cognitive-behavioural therapist, trainer and writer. He's the author of six books on philosophy and psychotherapy. The latest, How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius, was recently reviewed in The Wall Street Journal and became the #1 best seller in philosophy throughout the US. Donald is from Scotland originally but is now a Canadian citizen, and lives in Toronto. He's been writing about and lecturing on Stoicism for roughly 25 years and is one of the founding members of the Modern Stoicism organization, a nonprofit responsible for Stoic Week and Stoicon, the...
2020-03-021h 10
Our Paranormal Afterlife : Finding Proof of Life After DeathThe Past Lives Podcast Ep79 – The PuzzleThis week on The Past Lives Podcast I do not have guest as I wanted to put together an episode that looked at the big picture. I was talking to Tricia Robertson in episode 76 about how there were so many different pieces of evidence that show the reality of an afterlife and that it was like a jigsaw puzzle. For example these different puzzle pieces would be NDEs, children with verified past life memories, death bed visions an so on. I have interviewed many people with experiences and expertise in all...
2019-09-011h 00
Our Paranormal Afterlife : Finding Proof of Life After DeathThe Past Lives Podcast Ep76 – Tricia RobertsonThe Afterlife. In this episode I am talking to Tricia Robertson about her book 'More Things you Can do When You're Dead: What Can You Truly Believe?'In this eagerly awaited sequel to her successful book, Things You Can Do When You're Dead, foremost psychical investigator Tricia Robertson digs deeper into her extensive casebook to discuss a wide range of physical and mental phenomena which provide evidence for survival after death. Yet again this book is written with a no-nonsense approach to phenomena and in a knowledgeable, enjoyable, easily understood style.Book one really...
2019-08-121h 03
Ask The Industry PodcastEP110 - John Robertson - You awake to find yourself in a Dark Room.John Robertson (@Robbotron) is a comedian, writer and video game creator. We talked about what it was like starting out in Australia and moving to the UK. Touched on his early brushes with comedy competitions including Australia Got Talent where he faked a seizure. His live action comedy video game The Dark Room started life as a YouTube video, then became a sleeper hit at the Edinburgh Fringe and is now a real video game for sale on Steam. We talked about moving the idea into different mediums, developing his persona and style as well as continuing to develop...
2019-01-041h 33
The Happiness Diary Podcast with Simon NgoMeaning Conversations: Going Chemical-Free with Caitlin RobertsonThis episode is another long awaited Meaningful Conversations segment episode where I invite a good friend of mine, Caitlin Robertson, over to my apartment to talk about her personal journey in going chemical free and sharing her knowledge and top tips in swapping into a more chemical-free lifestyle.
We spoke about (the following) plus SO MUCH MORE!
• how did she get on to this journey herself?
• what actually are essential oils?
• how are they extracted and produced?
• how do we know if we are getting the quality ones vs copycats out there?
• why she uses Young Living Essential Oils?
• what are her pers...
2018-12-2157 min
Our Paranormal Afterlife : Finding Proof of Life After DeathThe Past Lives Podcast Ep22 – Tricia RobertsonPsychical researcher. This week I talk to Tricia Robertson about her book ‘Things You Can do When You’re Dead’. Tricia Robertson is one of Scotland’s foremost psychical researchers.In the book Tricia shares some of her thirty-year research into mediumship, reincarnation, psychic healing, apparitions, poltergeists, and after death communications.http://triciarobertson.weebly.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/our-paranormal-afterlife-finding-proof-of-life-after-death--5220623/support.
https://www.pastliveshypnosis.co.uk/https://www.patreon.com/ourparanormalafterlifeMy book 'Verified Near Death Experiences' https://www.amazon.co...
2018-07-291h 03
Talk Hard – Quickflix – News & ReviewsTalk Hard – James Napier Robertson, The Dark Horse, LockeSimon Miraudo chats with James Napier Robertson, the director of New Zealand’s hit drama The Dark Horse. Then, a review of Locke, in which Tom Hardy gets in a car and doesn’t get out for the entire running time. Checkmate. Show Notes: Thanks for listening! Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their...
2014-11-1124 min