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Making Tracks Railway PodcastSimon Kohler's Hornby memories, Manchester Model Railway Society, Scottish Mainline Adventure, Stockton & Darlington Locomotion No 1 Railway 200, Southern Rail Driver Embraces Christmas!Send us a textIn this episode, Mr Hornby himself, Simon Kohler chats to Alasdair about his new book 'My life at Hornby' and his career at the model manufacturer.Alasdair travel to Manchester to visit an exhibition put on by one of the most senior railway modelling societies in the world and young rail enthusiast Cynan Hughes reports from a grassroots model railway club exhibition in north Wales,Sharon Gregory leaves her bike in the garage and a very looong day trip, to Scotland . And I catch up with one of the...
2025-12-201h 19Making Tracks Railway PodcastQueensbury Tunnel Campaign in Yorkshire, Steam Monorail and Young Railway Enthusiasts Report on Collection X & the Railway 200 'Inspiration Train' plus a Network Rail renewal in SussexSend us a textWelcome to this episode of Making Tracks Podcast with Alasdair Stewart and Sharon Gregory.In many episodes you will have heard us welcoming opportunities for young railway enthusiasts...so we thought we should practice what we preach and in this episode we welcome two teenage guest presenters. Rail enthusiasts , George Woodward and Cynan Hughes, accompanied of course by their parents and with all permissions given, went out to report for Making Tracks Railway PodcastGeorge reviews collections X and the Making Tracks layout at the Vale of Rheidol in Mid...
2025-12-081h 06
The Horror Sanctum PodcastPhantasm (1979) with guest Director Jackson StewartThe boys are back, and the ball is back in this episode, or rather here for the first time...because we are joined by special guest, Jackson Stewart, director of 2016's Beyond The Gates, who brought into the sanctum one of his horror favorite's, the Don Coscarelli-directed 1979 classic, Phantasm. It's the film that brings us hooded dwarf monsters, alternate dimensions, dream logic, killer silver balls with knives and drills, Tall men who turn into murderous ladies with a penchant for wearing purple. It's a wild ride and a fun night in the sanctum.Follow...
2025-11-1044 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastA tale of two railway museums: Utrecht and York, the East Lancashire Railway Gala, English narrow gauge in Kent and a Dutch preserved line.Send us a textIn this episode we’ll be visiting two national railway museums, in Utrecht and York, a gala event at the East Lancashire railway, and riding on standard and narrow gauge heritage lines, the Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway, run entirely by volunteers in Kent, and the STAR museum railway in the Netherlands, and along the way, discovering a replica broad gauge pioneer, running on rails 1945mm apart...Links to all the railways and museums below:Home Page - The East Lancashire RailwayHome of...
2025-11-011h 05
Serious Feather Arts with Brett GregoryMovie Commentary: It's a Wonderful Life (Capra, 1946)Enquiries: brett@seriousfeather.comThis audio film commentary has been extensively edited, dubbed and transformed by Serious Feather's Brett Gregory in an original and thoughtful manner for historical, cultural and educational purposes.If you wish to watch this movie commentary in full please visit the Serious Feather YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@SeriousFeather__________It's a Wonderful Life (1946)Drama/FantasyAn angel is sent from Heaven to help a desperately frustrated businessman by showing him what life would have been like...
2025-10-0513 min
The Energy PipelineTransforming Abandoned Wells into Energy Solutions | Ep 109
In this episode, Russell Stewart interviews Kemp Gregory, co-founder and CEO of Renewell Energy, discussing innovative solutions for repurposing idle oil and gas wells into energy storage systems. The conversation explores the environmental challenges posed by abandoned wells, the economic benefits of converting these wells into gravity wells, and the regulatory landscape that supports this initiative. Kemp shares insights on the mechanics of their energy storage technology and the potential impact on the electrical grid, particularly in the context of increasing demand from data centers. The episode highlights the importance of infrastructure in the energy sector and the role...
2025-10-0131 min
Serious Feather Arts with Brett GregoryMovie Commentary: The Man Who Knew Too Much (Hitchcock, 1956)This audio movie commentary has been extensively edited, dubbed and transformed in an original and thoughtful manner for historical, cultural and educational purposes.If you wish to watch this movie commentary in full please visit the Serious Feather YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@SeriousFeather__________The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)Spy/ThrillerAn American doctor and his wife, a former singing star, witness a murder while vacationing in Morocco, and are drawn into a twisting plot of international intrigue when their young son is...
2025-09-2621 min
Oil and Gas HSETransforming Abandoned Wells into Energy Solutions | Ep 334
In this episode, Russell Stewart interviews Kemp Gregory, co-founder and CEO of Renewell Energy, discussing innovative solutions for repurposing idle oil and gas wells into energy storage systems. The conversation explores the environmental challenges posed by abandoned wells, the economic benefits of converting these wells into gravity wells, and the regulatory landscape that supports this initiative. Kemp shares insights on the mechanics of their energy storage technology and the potential impact on the electrical grid, particularly in the context of increasing demand from data centers. The episode highlights the importance of infrastructure in the energy sector and the role...
2025-09-2430 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastWelshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, Hastings Diesels, 'Railway Children' performed at Keighley & Worth Valley, and Young Railway Enthusiast wins footplate experience at Rudyard Lake.Send us a textIn this episode of Making Tracks with Alasdair Stewart, Sharon Gregory and Laura Raymond, we’ll be visiting Welshpool and Llanfair Railway a rural, narrow gauge light railway, built to develop the economy of a marginal hinterland in Welsh border country, hear from competition winner George Woodward, who at 14 years old, got to try his hand on the regulator of a steam locomotive for the first time. George won a driver experience in a Facebook competition run by the Rudyard Lake Railway. Sharon Gregory is riding the rails in Yorkshire and taki...
2025-09-1658 min
Storm ChatStart Networking!!! | Storm Chat Episode 37In this week's episode, Greg Stewart discusses the importance of networking and why it can help indie creators grow.
2025-09-1217 min
The Dave Allen Show09/10/2025 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Delegate JB Akers, Melissa Stewart, Ashley Alford-GlanceSenator Shelley Moore Capito discusses representation in Washington and gridlock in congress, Delegate JB Akers announces his run for re-election, Melissa Stewart from the Patriot Guardians Program, and Putnam County Chamber of Commerce Director Ashley Alford-Glance on the "Get A Life" program.
2025-09-1053 min
Storm ChatWhy Do You Create?! | Storm Chat Episode 36In this episode of 'Storm Chat', host Greg Stewart asks his audience the important question of why they create their indie projects.
2025-08-2915 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastRailway 200; 'Greatest Gathering', Sharon's Railway Rideouts to the Glyn Valley Tramway and TV Newsreader Nicholas Owen's Railway Enthusiasm.Send us a textIn this episode of Making Tracks we’ll take you behind the scenes of the 'Greatest Gathering' in Derby, England for a prestigious piece of the UK's Railway 200 celebrations. Engineer Alasdair Stewart meets some of those who made it happen, and speaks with a variety of people representing a fraction of the variety and scope of the UK railway family as the movement looks forward to the future.All aboard for the Greatest Gathering!Sharon Gregory goes on another 'Railway Rideout' to visit a rural tramway museum in the Gl...
2025-08-241h 05
Storm ChatWinners & Losers | Storm Chat Episode 34In this episode, host Greg Stewart touches on indie creators who are both successful and unsuccessful and why learning from both is necessary in order to get the results an indie creator is looking for.
2025-08-1512 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastA Children's Railway In Ukraine, A UK Loco In Transylvania, NERHT, FEDECRAIL & UK Parliamentarians Lobby for Heritage Rail's Future plus Sharon Gregory visits a Garden ViaductSend us a textWelcome aboard this episode of MAKING TRACKS RAILWAY PODCAST with Alasdair Stewart and Sharon Gregory – no tickets are required to travel with us and there is no fare to pay!In this episode we’ll be hearing from a teacher at one of Ukraine’s Childrens' Railways , an enthusiast and preservationist from Kiev tells me something of the current challenges in that country……Bill Parker of Flour Mill fame reflects on the two year working holiday of one of his engines in Transylvania, and the arrival of another industrial machine from further ea...
2025-07-261h 01
Storm ChatFighting Your Fears!!! | Storm Chat Episode 28In this episode, Greg Stewart discusses how indie creators can tackle their fear of failure during their indie creator journey.
2025-06-2712 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastChildhood Memories from a Welsh Station House, Blackpool & Seaton Trams and Telford Steam Railway, plus Ffestiniog 70 years of PreservationSend us a textIn this episode of Making Tracks with Alasdair Stewart, we hear cherished memories of growing up at a remote station house in rural north Wales from Lynette Tucker... daughter of John Harrison—fondly known as 'Lord North'. His great uncle, John Wills and his acquaintance with Bassett Lowke, who employed him to convert the #Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway from a derelict 3ft gauge railway to “15 “inch Gauge.We also visit a uniquely gauged tramway in Devon, call in at the Telford Steam Railway where a truly whimsical narrow gauge steam tram has just retu...
2025-06-261h 04Making Tracks Railway PodcastHeritage Railways Improve Visitor Appeal in North Wales and Sharon Gregory's Holiday RideoutsSend us a textIn this Episode of Making Tracks, engineer and podcaster Alasdair Stewart learns about modern methods of marketing heritage railways with the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways' Osian Hughes. Helen Leslie explains how a museum is a fundamental part of the visitor experience at the Welsh Highland Heritage Railway in Porthmadog, and Sharon Gregory has been on tour on her motorbike visiting some of her favourite lines and meets the S4C TV dragons at the Talyllyn Railway on a week long ride-out across Wales.#Gwili #Ffwhr #whhr #Talyllyn The Gwil...
2025-06-0950 min
Storm ChatWE'RE BACK/Taking Your Time | Storm Chat Episode #26Season 2 of the Storm Chat Podcast kicks off with CEO & Host, Greg Stewart recaps what has been going on with the company since last season! Greg also reignites the discussion of quality importance and why some projects are taking longer than he expected.
2025-06-0622 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastHastings Railway History, Kent & East Sussex Line Celebrations & Llanberis Lake RailwaySend us a textIn this episode of Making Tracks Podcast I visit some of England's most charming, bucolic countryside to join in celebrations at the Kent and East Sussex Railway, as they mark 25 years since Bodiam station was reopened.The 'Railway 200' anniversary is marked in Hastings, with an exhibition at the town's museum and gallery, and I went to meet the , former Railwayman Kevin Boorman. We speak about his collection of railway memorabilia and some of region’s rich railway history.Sharon Gregory visits the Llanberis lake railway in north Wales in...
2025-05-0356 min
Visual IntonationEP 118: Humor and Heart with Director/Writer Lyandre PierreIn this episode of Visual Intonation, we sit down with Lyandre Pierre, a multifaceted writer, director, and producer based in Los Angeles, hailing from Tennessee. With a rich background in production for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, as well as various independent media projects, Lyandre has carved out a unique space in the entertainment industry. His web series The 6th Degree has garnered critical acclaim, and his diverse portfolio spans comedy, drama, and everything in between. We dive deep into his creative process, exploring how he blends storytelling with the drive to entertain and uplift audiences. ...
2025-04-251h 17Making Tracks Railway PodcastAnglesey Line Revival, Talyllyn's Job Share GMs, Lithuanian Narrow Gauge & Bluebell Railway Volunteer's Heartfelt FundraiserSend us a textIn this episode our travels to uncover Railway stories take us to Anglesey to meet Walter Glynn Davis, the 81 year old chair of Lein Amlwch – Anglesey Central Railway Ltd, a group who are working to bring the Amlwch to Gerwen line back into service. Walter, retired teacher travelled, on the last passenger train in 1964 and being a local man from Amlwch the line has been his passion ever since. We talk to the new job share General Managers: Liz Porrett and Lorraine Simkiss at the Talyllyn Railway on International Women's Day, disc...
2025-03-261h 01
Scene and HeardRear Window [1954] with Gary RosenJackie and Greg are joined by writer, producer, and director Gary Rosen for Alfred Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW from 1954. Topics of discussion include the genius of Hitchcock's storytelling, Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart's star power, the carefully staged tableux of the neighbors, and why the apartment set is one of the greatest sets ever built.#53 on Sight & Sound's 2012 "The 100 Greatest Films of All Time" list.https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/polls/greatest-films-all-time-2012#38 on Sight & Sound's 2022 "The Greatest Films of All Time" list. https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/greatest-films-all-timeC...
2025-03-111h 20Making Tracks Railway PodcastPioneering Electric Railways: A Look at Liverpool's Overhead Railway & Brighton's Volk's Electric RailwaySend us a textTwo cities and two very different electric railway stories: one still thriving with its original Victorian vintage vehicles and the other, a fading memory, with just a few tangible remains left around the city.I go to Brighton beach to visit Volk's the oldest operating Electric railway in the world and we head to the National Museum of Liverpool to speak to the curator of Land, Transport Works and Industry, Sharon Brown to find out about the former Liverpool Overhead Electric Railway. The line was demolished in 1957 b...
2025-03-0156 min
The Reading RevolutionTransforming Literacy with 95 Percent Group | Reading Revolution PodcastIn this episode of Reading Revolution, we sit down with Laura Stewart, the Chief Academic Officer at 95 Percent Group, to discuss the future of literacy education and how we can empower young readers everywhere.Join us as we dive into the science of reading, effective literacy strategies, and how we can bridge the gap in education. Don't miss this insightful conversation with one of the leading voices in literacy reform.Follow us on Instagram @bookvending for more updates, behind-the-scenes content, and literacy resources! #ReadingRevolution #LiteracyMatters #BookVending
2025-01-3151 min
Classic Auto Mall SHOWClassic Auto Mall Show #176 - Stewart Howden with Guest, Lowell Paddock Former GM India PresidentCAM Show #176 Airdate 01-15-25 Stewart is joined by Lowell Paddock Contributing Editor of Sports Car Market and Former President and Managing Director of General Motors India. The two discuss the current state of the EV art and future collectability, young enthusiasts and programs at #McPhersonCollege plus his involvement with this year's @LimeRockPark Historic Festival #43 in #Connecticut. #WayneCarini @SpeedVisionTV https://www.buzzsprout.com/2197312/episodesA big topic of discussion was Electric EV vs Hybrid cars and the future of them. Not only did they discuss the advantages, disadvantages and the future, you will also hear opinions on des...
2025-01-171h 03Making Tracks Railway Podcast#Railway200 Celebrations Underway and the Corris Railway ExtensionSend us a textWelcome to the first episode of making tracks of 2025 the start of a special year in the Railway calendar – Railway 200Railway 200 is a cross sector, government backed, partner led campaign to celebrate Two centuries since the start of the modern era of rail travel marked by the opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway in 1825 The bi-centenary Celebrations started with a New Years Day 'Whistle Up' across the UK and beyond.Alan Hyde joins us from the Railway 200 campaign, we talk to to the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Rail...
2025-01-1357 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastRailway Modelling: Experts, Exhibitions and Enthusiasts! Featuring Pete WatermanSend us a textThe UK winter is a good time for indoor hobbies, and like many others, my thoughts are turning to the model railway kits I have stockpiled but haven't got around to making! Instead of getting on with the job, I went to the National Exhibition Centre for the inaugural National Festival of Railway Modelling for some inspiration... organised by Warners Group Publications, who have taken over the slot from Warley model railway club. With more of a family friendly appeal, the show attracted thousands to the NEC over the weekend of Nov...
2024-11-291h 09Making Tracks Railway PodcastOut of Africa: 'Kalahari' NG15- 134 Back in Steam & Memories of Uganda , Sharon's Railway Ride-outs in WalesSend us a textThis episode focusses on engines from Africa. The first returned to steam after 20 years of restoration work and fundraising from dedicated volunteers – the NG 15 134. Alasdair talks to volunteer project leader Adrian Strachan and some of the volunteers and staffNow you know many a gem is found browsing a Railway Second hand book stall – a pastime Sharon from our Railway Ride Outs and Alasdair have in common.Well our second story from Africa this episode came to light when Alasdair was looking through books with a colleague John Gard...
2024-10-2949 min
AthCastMusic: The Music of Athens GA, Now and ThenGREGORY FREDRICK Gregpru Frederick is one of the most important people for the music industry in Athens GA. Gregory has recorded over 26,000 live videos of musicians from Athens and visitors as well. He can be seen running up and down the streets most nights. I had such an interesting chat with Gregory about how he came to Athens, why he never saw many of the bands during the 80's and how he's making it up today. SEASON: 3 Episode 2Length: 47.40PUBLISHED: 10-17-2024Updated Weekly on ThursdayEngineer: Kayla Dover
2024-10-1847 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastAdvanvced Passenger Train & Crewe Heritage Centre, Avanti's Present Day Crewe & Railways by BikeSend us a textIn this episode of Making Tracks we visit the Cheshire town of Crewe, once dubbed the ' Railway Capital of the World ' -and see how the the town's railway and industrial inheritance is being preserved at the Crewe Heritage Centre,We meet three trustees and take a walk around the museum, sit in the cab of the only remaining APT – Advanced Passenger Train and explore a signal box transplanted from Exeter, carefully rebuilt, complete with a 100 plus lever frame with working interlocking. There's a chat with the present day Crewe Rai...
2024-09-1956 min
Gut + Science272: Help the Newer Generations Engage with Alafia StewartAre you ready to lead the next generation? In this intriguing episode, Nikki sits down with guest Alafia Stewart, a global expert in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) to discuss leading newer generations of employees. Alafia passionately shares how Gen Z and Millennials are transforming the workplace by challenging traditional systems and norms. From the power of personal branding to the need for flexible, transparent leadership, this conversation is packed with actionable insights on how to engage and empower the next generation of workers. Additional Resources: Connect with Alafia Stewart...
2024-09-0539 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastMail Rail:London's Underground Narrow Gauge, Biker Railway Ride-outs, Ffestiniog Gravity Train & Darjeeling Himalayan locomotive 19BSend us a textIn this episode of Making Tracks, Alasdair Stewart goes over old ground, or rather underground, as he revisits the Post Office railway – or Mail Rail as it has become known in recent decades, which is part of London's Postal Museum. Alasdair was keen to take a journey on the railway after working as a contracting engineer on the track upgrade underground nearly 10 years ago.Welcome to new contributor trainee fireman Sharon Gregory, Sharon's Railway Ride outs will give you some top tips on visiting railways starting with The Severn Valley , Bridgenorth cl...
2024-07-2950 min
GpapisportsUSA basketball MEN/Woman Both teams Been practicing and going at it you have stars from both WNBA and NBA. From LBJ,KD,Steph,Aja Wilson,Brianna Stewart, Alyssa Thomas and more!!!
2024-07-1001 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastRother Valley Railway:Missing Link Restoration Underway & Tours of Boston Lodge, steam engine driving experience courses as Ffestiniog Railway Society Marks 70 Year AnniversarySend us a textThis episode is a tale of two railways both celebrating milestones. A new beginning of the final stretch the two mile missing link that will join Robertsbridge to Tenterden and the Kent and East Sussex Railway and the Ffestiniog Railway Society marking 70 years.The inauguration of the RVR's new turntable coincided with the K&ESR 50th We meet volunteers from both railways and I get to speak to a former politician and Railway Royalty, Michael Portillo, Sir Peter Hendy, Chair of Network Rail and Chris Green a former Inte...
2024-06-091h 05
Storm ChatMaking A Video Game (Part 1) | Storm Chat Episode #19In this episode, we will discuss what it is like starting a video game project for the first time and the mistakes you should avoid when you start! Greg Stewart will also share his experience when he attempted to make his first commercial game.
2024-03-2920 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastSussex: The Lavender Line, Rother Valley Update & Stephen Cranford, Tracing the Steyning Line RailsSend us a textThis episode of Making Tracks finds us once again in Sussex visiting a gem of a Railway, The Lavender Line just outside Uckfield. It is then onward to Robertsbridge to talk over plans, now getting underway for the rebuilding of the Rother Valley Railway, which will re-connect the Kent and East Sussex Railway to the National Network.A chance while we were in Sussex to head to the west and catch up with radio and TV presenter Stephen Cranford, to talk to him about his new series, 'Tracing the Rails' exploring...
2024-03-2547 minThe Energy PipelineDavid Gregory: Small Diameter Pipe Rehabilitation Using RTP | Ep 33
In this episode of the Energy Pipeline Podcast, David Gregory, Business
Development Manager for Flex Steel Pipeline Technologies, discusses
small diameter pipe rehabilitation using reinforced thermoplastic pipe
(RTP). He explains the different methods of pipeline rehabilitation,
including slip lining and pipe and pipe rehabilitation. David provides
an overview of RTP, its design, and its benefits. He also discusses the
process of pipeline rehabilitation, the cost comparison between RTP and
traditional methods, and the importance of sound engineering practices
and compliance with PHMSA regulations.
2024-02-1437 min
The Birth Lounge PodcastEp. 240: How to do Hand Expression with Sarah Gregory, IBCLCHave you heard of Hand Expression? Do you know how to do it? It can be a very beneficial skill to have in the first few days after your baby is born to collect colostrum (or even before labor to harvest colostrum to take with you to the hospital— ask your provider more details about this)!Knowing how to properly hand express is a very handy skill to have with you when you need it! Join Sarah Gregory, IBCLC, and HeHe on todays episode of The Birth Lounge Podcast!
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2024-02-1035 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastAmberley Museum Narrow Gauge Visit & Volunteering ExcellenceSend us a textWe visit Amberley Museum in West Sussex. Get off on the main line at Amberley and you are there, at this excellent showcase of rural, transport, industrial and communications history of the south of England. They're also recent recipients of The King’s Award for Voluntary Service … staying with the subject of volunteering ..the main stay of many heritage railways – later in this episode I chat to Doug Alldred from isle of Wight. There's also a word from a handful of volunteers on why they spend their free time in the loco sheds an...
2024-02-0448 minThe Dave Allen Show01/26/2024 580 Live: Kent Carper, Pet Adoptions, Elections, and MoreHappy Friday from 580 Live! This morning, we have an exciting lineup. We’ll start with breaking news: Kanawha County Commissioner Kent Carper confirms he's running for reelection. Join us for an exclusive chat with him. We’ll also meet Martha Stewart, our adorable “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association. Dr. Casey Sacks from BridgeValley, House candidate Tristan Leavitt, and WV Secretary of State Elections Director Brittany Westfall will join us to discuss the upcoming filing deadline. Tune in for a morning packed with important updates and engaging discussions.
2024-01-2655 min
My Dad's Car : Nostalgic cars of our childhoodSam Grange Bailey: My Dad's Car Dealership. Rod Stewart's Miura, and Mum driving a Rolls through the garage door into a Gullwing Mercedes! S3E4Send us a textAndy and Jon are joined by Sam from Southern Cars in Manchester, a classic car dealership originally started by Sam's father 50 years ago.From Ferrari's and Lamborghini's in the garden, to the chinese-eye Rolls Royce Cloud 3 that was the one he'd never sell... Although Sam's Mum did drive it through a garage door into the back of a Mercedes Gullwing one Christmas, and her parents didn't speak until Easter!!This is a great journey through the world of car sales in the days gone, and how the classic car market has...
2024-01-0239 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastEnd of year roundup: Santa Trains, a descendant of Robert Fairlie, Updates From Sibiu Agnita Railway & 19BSend us a textThis edition of Making Tracks is a Christmas Selection Box:We talk Santa trains and seasonal specials with Eleri Mottram at the WHR , and Neil Dale from the Durango and Silverton steam railway in Colorado, who represents the Polar Express brand in the UK.We meet artist Rebecca Kitchin, who brings Christmas to several railways, and VIP guests – a descendant of Robert Francis Fairlie, David Fairlie with some family history from South America, and historian Tim Dunn looking forward to celebrating '200 years of railways'We re-visit some of the sto...
2023-12-1745 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastRyedale's 5" gauge mainline in miniature & 'Oil firing' on the North Yorkshire Moors railway; A Sustainable Way Ahead For Heritage Railways?Send us a textThis episode takes us to Yorkshire at the invitation of the Ryedale Society of Model Engineers to visit their mainline in miniature on a steam day in November 2023. The extensive dual gauge 7 1/4 and 5" gauge ground level layout has been built by members, many of whom are rail professionals in their day job and qualified drivers and fireman on a number of heritage lines . We bumped into Ian Foot, the owner of a little 'Dame Vera Lynn' a 5" gauge model of the prototype WD 2-10-0 who is also involved in fundraising to br...
2023-11-1729 min
Storm ChatHow I Started My Own Publishing Company | Storm Chat Episode #1In the first episode of the Storm Chat podcast, Greg Stewart talks about starting his own publishing company, G Storm Entertainment LLC, and the challenges he faced.
2023-11-1029 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastOverseas Locos: Enthusiasts Going The Extra Mile For Railway History. Wales, India, China & South Africa...Send us a textIn this episode we look at engines built for service overseas that are now running or will run, on railways in the UK. We ask why travel around the world to find a loco to restore when there's no shortage in the UK?We hear from enthusiasts behind the restoration projects of engines which have journeyed to the UK from China and India - The Darjeeling tank engine 19B and the C2!We visit the Vale of Rheidol railway to see their Garratt and find out about a fundraising initiative fo...
2023-11-0646 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastNew Ffestiniog Fairlie 'James Spooner' and Network Rail's Barmouth Viaduct - Iconic Victorian Railway Engineering Re-imagined For The 21st CenturySend us a textEpisode 4 of Making Tracks looks at the new Double Fairlie Loco built at Boston Lodge and now in service on the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railway .We also look at another Railway investment, this time on the mainline and the £30M refurbishment of the iconic Barmouth Viaduct.You can view the animation of Barmouth metallic viaduct construction methodology here. https://www.networkrailmediacentre.co.uk/news/video-successful-test-lift-of-160-tonne-metallic-span-marks-countdown-to-final-stage-of-barmouth-viaduct-restorationThere’s also some more up to date photos and info from Network Rail here. https...
2023-10-2025 minVisual IntonationEP 50: Progressive Culture with Director Lane Stewart In this episode, we delve into Lane's early days, tracing his footsteps from Hollywood features to the vibrant landscapes of Texas. His unique perspective and keen eye for detail have carved out a niche where cinematic elegance meets ethereal storytelling. As he shares his experiences, we unravel the layers of Lane's distinct style, which effortlessly permeates his work, from mesmerizing advertising campaigns to groundbreaking music videos and commercials. Lane's collaborations read like a who's who of the creative world. From iconic brands like Nike, Google, and Fear of God to musical talents such as Solange Kno...
2023-10-131h 30
The Horror Sanctum PodcastThe Faculty (1998)Today the boys deep dive into the Robert Rodriguez directed sci-fi horror, body-snatching 1998 classic, The Faculty. If you have nostalgia for all things 90's, then this will hit your face with double barrels right in the feels. An all-star cast of then youngsters, now award-winning, seasoned actors like Josh Hartnett, Elijah Wood, Clea Duvall, Usher, and Jordana Brewster alongside such seasoned veteran actors as Robert Patrick, Famke Janssen, and Jon Stewart...what's not to love? The Horror Sanctum crew each have very different histories and experiences with this film. See if you can guess who is watching this movie for...
2023-09-2537 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastSibiu Agnita Railway - Brits bitten by the volunteering bug travel to Transylvania to help narrow gauge revivalSend us a textIn this episode of Making Tracks, we visit the Sibiu Agnita Railway in Romania for a steam gala event, known as ‘Mocanita Days’ and hear from local and UK volunteers, taking part who have been working to restore the line since it was abandoned by the state operator over twenty years ago.The weekend saw the first publicly hauled trains by a visiting British built locomotive, Manning Wardle 0-6-2T, number 1877, of 1915.You can find out more about the Romanian volunteer association and historical background information on the rail...
2023-09-1739 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastBala and Llangollen railways: The contemporary planning challenges for Heritage Railway extensions.Send us a textIn this episode Alasdair visits Bala Lake Railway and chat to Julian Birley BEM, chair of Bala Lake Railway Trust to discuss the challenges they are working to overcome in their bid to extend the narrow gauge line from its current terminus to a new station site closer to Bala town centre. Volunteer Dinah Delchambre also speaks about organising fundraising activities for the Bala Lake Railway Trust appeal. For further information see: https://www.balalakerailwaytrust.org.ukFor information about travelling on the Bala Lake Railway: https://shop.bala-lake-railway.c...
2023-08-2237 minMaking Tracks Railway PodcastMaking Heritage Railway Tracks With Volunteer Civil Engineering Professionals on the Ffestiniog RailwaySend us a textIn this first episode Alasdair talks to two experienced volunteers and looks at the challenges and positives that come with having volunteers involved in a large scale high value Heritage Rail infrastructure project. Alasdair heads to the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railway to reminisce with former volunteer colleagues Stuart McNair and John Sreeves.Here are the links to the Railways mentioned in Episode 1.Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway: https://www.festrail.co.ukLynton & Barnstable Railway: https://www.lynton-rail.co.ukRother Valley Railway: https...
2023-07-1821 min
The Cinema Rag: Movies & Celebrity GossipCheating Scandal #6: Kristen Stewart Cheats On Robert Pattison w/ Married DirectorKristen Stewart Cheats On Robert Pattison! In this edition of “Cheating Scandal” Gregory goes back to 2012 when Kristen Stewart admittedly “self-destructed”…
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2023-07-1119 minThe Cinema Rag: Movies & Celebrity GossipEmperor Has No Clothes #10: Kristen Stewart Has NO TALENT! (& Retrospective)Gregory opines at to why “Twilight” actress, Kristen Stewart, has limited talent. If you would like to support Naturopathic Earth (www.naturopathicearth.com), the…
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2023-06-0816 min
The Horror Sanctum PodcastVictim No More: A Friday The 13th Tribute Film w/ Director and StarsKi Ki Ki Ma Ma Ma. Listen up campers, we are going back to Camp Blood at Crystal Lake with the Friday the 13th Tribute Film, Victim No More and are joined by special guests, Director Bob Heckman, James Taffurelli who played Jason Voorhees, and star and 2nd Unit Director, Catherine Mary Stewart. This is a fun conversation about one of the best fan-produced short films of the Friday the 13th franchise from a true super fan in Bob Heckman. We go deep into the lore of the franchise and break down their superior tribute film in great detail with fun...
2023-04-1041 min
The Horror Sanctum PodcastOur Interview with Catherine Mary Stewart (Night of the Comet, The Last Starfighter, Victim No More)On this very special bonus episode of The Horror Sanctum we had the privilege of chatting with the lovely Catherine Mary Stewart, known to genre fans by her starring roles in Night of the Comet, the Nick Castle directed The Last Starfighter, and more recently for Directing 2nd Unit and starring in the Friday the 13th Tribute Film, Victim No More. We also discuss some other roles from her storied career such as the Cannon film rock musical, The Apple, Weekend at Bernie's and her stint on Days of Our Lives. It was a great conversation from a classy lady an...
2023-04-0330 min
Fearless Freedom with Dr. GFacing Fear, Conquering It, and Facing the Next One: Celebrity Entrepreneur, Clint ArthurSit down, grab your coffee or some popcorn, and prepare for an entertaining podcast episode! Clint Arthur is the Celebrity Entrepreneur, a speaker, an author, as well as a coach, consultant, and marketing advisor. He’s a fantastic storyteller too! He runs seminars and retreats out of his Acapulco home now, but at one time, he drove his taxi down the streets of Los Angeles wondering if he would achieve his dreams in life. Clint has learned from and worked with numerous celebrities. He’s had more than 117 television appearances. His latest book, Wisdom of the Men, is nominated for a Pulitzer...
2022-09-2544 min
YonginKotesol Podcast2021-NC: The Lattice (An homage to The Matrix)September/2021Thank you to the following people who lent their voices to this project, and without whom this project would have never left the ink-on-page stage.Narrator: Roger FusselmanRed Pill: Stewart GrayBlue Pill: Lynnea ElsasserNiall: Martin ToddUnity: Kristy DolsonMorforus: James RushShirtless man and Agent Smyth: David Kluge Music - Intro and Outro: Rush Hour (Paper Planes) by Joep van Rhijn https://www.joepvanrhijn.com/ Mood music:
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Scary Spirits PodcastFrankenstein Meets the Wolf Man
Continuing on our month long salute to wolf movies, Karen has chosen to subject us to the 1943 Universal film “Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man”, starring Lon Chaney Jr. and Bela Lugosi. The cocktail for this week is the Gin and Tonic. The recipe from AllRecipes.com is below.
Gin and Tonic Recipe
• 4 cubes ice• 2 oz gin• 4 oz tonic water• 1 Tbsp lime juice• 1 lime wedge
Instructions:
Place the ice cubes in a tall, narrow glass with the ice coming near the top.
Pour gin, tonic water, and lime juice over the ice. Sti...
2022-01-191h 17Scene and HeardVertigo [1958]In their inaugural episode, Jackie & Greg discuss Alfred Hitchcock's VERTIGO from 1958, the "greatest film of all time" according to Sight & Sound. Topics include whether the romance at the center of the film is genuine, Jimmy Stewart's kissing style, a deep dive into Midge, and whether or not the ending works.#1 on Sight & Sound's 2012 "The 100 Greatest Films of All Time" list.https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/polls/greatest-films-all-time-2012#2 on Sight & Sound's 2022 "The 100 Greatest Films of All Time" list.https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/greatest-films-all-timeCheck us out at our official...
2021-12-211h 09
Your Transformation Station64. "Guinness World Record" Holder Speed Reading "Howard Berg" w/ FavazzaHoward “Speedy” Berg has been recognized for setting the world record for speed reading. He is listed in the 1990 Guinness Book of World Records for reading more than 25,000 words a minute and writing more than 100 words a minute.Howard has appeared on over 1,100 radio and television programs including Neil Cavuto, Jon Stewart, and Live With Regis.His brain-based learning strategies have been hailed as a major breakthrough in publications like Forbes FYI, Selling, Men’s Health, Red Book, and Bottom Line Magazine, and have been featured in dozens of newspaper interviews throughout North America.Suppor...
2021-11-031h 03
The Entertainment EngineA chat with Leland Sklar - Legendary Bassist and MusicianThis week we welcome legendary bassist and musician Leland Sklar on the podcast show. He is a member of the Los Angeles-based instrumental group The Section, who served as the de facto house band of Asylum Records and were one of the progenitors of the soft rock sound prevalent on top-40 radio in the 1970s and 1980s.
Leland Sklar is one of the greatest bassists in modern music and has contributed to over 2,000 albums as a session musician, including records by Olivia Newton-John, Bette Midler, Reba McEntire, Willie Nelson, Jimmy Buffett, Steven Curtis Chapman, Ray Charles, Joe...
2021-10-281h 23
Cats and Tomato PlantsAuthentic AndyWithin moments of hearing him speak, I was struck by how disarmingly honest Andy was about his own experiences, and how quickly he can set a room at ease by sharing difficult subjects. Here we set some time aside to talk about the hand-in-hand relationship between authenticity and vulnerability, discussing the benefits of practicing them together (and the pitfalls of not) in work and personal life.
2021-09-091h 01
Cats and Tomato PlantsThe Talking Cure - part 3My therapist Sue and I round off a trio of podcasts centered around the work we did together. This time we talk about trauma and challenge in young life. How much is too much? What are the consequences when there's not enough? And what should the dynamic look like if you go on to repair the damage in later life?
2021-08-121h 03Cats and Tomato PlantsDads In LockdownAs part of a men's mental health group at the company I work for, I hosted a chat with three colleagues about their experiences of fatherhood (and its additional pressures) during lockdown.
2021-06-2848 min
This is LoveEpisode 33: On the Way to DinnerOn August 28th, 2000, Danny Stewart got on the subway to meet his boyfriend Pete Mercurio for dinner in New York City. As he was exiting the station, he noticed something on the ground. It looked like a baby doll wrapped in a shirt. And then he saw the doll's legs move.Pete Mercurio's book is Our Subway Baby.Check out our online shop.This Is Love is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX.If you haven’t already, please follow the show and review us on Apple Podcasts! https://apple.co/2BmM...
2021-04-2836 minCats and Tomato PlantsThe Talking Cure - part 2Picking up where we left off last time, my therapist Sue and I get into the specifics around our work on codependency. What is it? How do you know if you're caught up in it? What on earth can you do about it? And, most importantly, what does life look like once you're free of it?
2021-04-161h 01Cats and Tomato PlantsFlexible Aspirations & Fighting TerroristsIn an attempt to understand the challenges of today's youth, I spoke to my mate Liam about the pressures and influences affecting his career choices after leaving school. His failure to get into the army and the untimely death of a friend sparked a re-jig of his goals, and he soon found himself on an accidental quest for meaning.
2021-03-281h 06Cats and Tomato PlantsGuy Ritchie's Sweaty BellyThree years on from my first ever lesson, my jujitsu mentor Theo and I discuss our mutual cruel mistress. Why do people do it? What makes them come back? And how many times can you bully Ashton Kutcher in one day?
2021-03-021h 23Cats and Tomato PlantsThree Wise MenI challenged a couple of old work mates to come to a podcast with one theme. We failed spectacularly, but in doing so I learned a little bit more about space travel, werewolves, axe restoration, bird watching, evil billionaires... and parenthood.
2021-02-031h 01Cats and Tomato PlantsAngry White PyjamasAmong the many things that lockdown took away from us, one of the worst parts for me has been that jujitsu training has stopped dead. In the absence of being able to meet up properly, my training buddy Ross and I break the number one rule, and talk about fight club.
2021-02-021h 02Cats and Tomato PlantsThe Talking CureSue has been my psychotherapist for the last three years. After some fantastic work on understanding (and subsequently recovering from) codependency, we wrap up with a chat about how the client/therapist relationship works, and what needs to be present to ensure it goes well.
2021-02-0159 minCats and Tomato PlantsThe Clarity Of An Extreme MindMy friend Stephen was diagnosed with autism in his early thirties. Here we talk about that process - what he's learned, how he came to terms with it, and what he wishes other people knew about it.
2021-02-011h 14Cats and Tomato PlantsFree Thinkers Aren't DangerousMy friend Ben and I talk about stepping away from the norm - how it can free you up to find meaning, get in tune with yourself, and ultimately benefit society (if you can be arsed).
2021-01-291h 01Cats and Tomato PlantsCarley's Dating ServiceIs there any real alternative to dating apps these days? My friend Carley and I navigate the despair, the humour and the hope within this seemingly necessary evil... and eventually come up with the start of a plan about how it could perhaps be done a bit more authentically.
2020-11-241h 06
The Portland PodcastMarina KayeFrench dark-pop queen Marina Kaye on her new album 'Twisted' produced & co-written with Jessica Agombar and David Stewart who produced and co-wrote the BTS record-breaking track 'Dynamite.' The Portland Podcast is produced & edited by Gregory Druker Day (greg@pdxpodcast.com). Support the show by visiting http://pdxpodcast.com/ & rating on Apple Podcasts. Music used under license.Support the show
2020-11-1917 minCats and Tomato PlantsThe Dyslexic WriterI had the great misfortune of having to remove Jodie from my Marketing team a while back for performance issues. Six years on, we are still (thankfully) friends, and having embraced what turned out to be dyslexia as an adult, he began a pretty inspiring journey.
2020-11-1748 min
ON THE CALL with Ozzie StewartON THE CALL - GREG LASSALLEA fellow Trinidadian, Gregory, as I affectionately call him, is a father of three beloved children in whom he has instilled humanity over ambition, to which he supports his daughter's volunteerism with Fight4Freedom, towards the eradication of human trafficking. Greg Lassalle has spent 15 years using his musicianship in the Asian markets before landing in Canada recently where he continues to service the international arena via his production company, G-Lab Music at: www.g-labmusic.com through healing music. Greg's creative inspirations Herbie Hancock and Quincy Jones have allowed him to lay a fine musical legacy of which he is...
2020-11-1327 minCats and Tomato PlantsJenny's JourneyJenny is a colleague of mine. After a tragic family event, she found herself on a really interesting path that began with a need for healing and understanding. It soon shifted to self-discovery, and resulted in a very personal, highly individual take on what was to become her spirituality.
2020-11-0648 min
Venture Voice – interviews with entrepreneursHow Reid Hoffman convinced us to put our resumes onlineLinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman was one of my first guests on Venture Voice, back in 2006. Even though LinkedIn had 7.2 million users by then, it was still very much a niche platform and had only 56 employees. Putting your resumé online for all the world to see was pretty uncommon at that time. But Reid was driven by a simple goal: to change the world. Revisiting this interview now, you can pick up on some of the clues as to why he would become so successful. He takes an almost philosophical approach to business, putting himself in the user’s shoes and foc...
2020-10-2654 min
Unsung CinematicsThe Prophecy (1995)Do you believe in guardian angels?? If so the angels in this 1995 film certainly don't have your best interests at heart and would rather see your entrails laid out on the ground. The Archangel Gabriel is searching for an evil soul that is capable of turning the tides in an angelic civil war in heaven. A ex seminarian turned cop, a little girl, and her teacher have their work cut out for them as they try to stop Gabriel from attaining that soul for his own nefarious purposes. Directed by Gregory Widen; starring Christopher Walken, Elias Koteas, Virginia Madsen, Eric...
2020-05-171h 38
The Translated Chinese Fiction PodcastEp 32 - The Book of Shanghai with Karen Wang"A true map cannot simply mark out the landmarks, and the most popular tourist sites, it must be able to guide readers through the city’s lesser-known corners, its dimly-lit nooks and rarely-frequented crannies"In the thirty second episode of The Translated Chinese Fiction Podcast, we are looking at The Book of Shanghai, a short story collection from Comma Press. Our guest is Karen Wang of the Manchester Confucius Institute-// NEWS ITEMS //Tiananmen: Lives of the Poets by Gregory Lee'The Revolutionary' Nicholas Haggerty on Lu Xun...
2020-05-132h 00
The Creative Isle PodcastThe Creative Isle Podcast Episode 4 - Jenny Stewart | Jenny Stewart YogaJenny Stewart created her own yoga and wellbeing business after moving to the island just two years ago. Jenny now hosts regular yoga classes on the island and also runs ‘Balance + Glo Retreats’ with her friend and business partner. #TheCreativeIslePodcast
2020-04-0324 min
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The Portland PodcastChris Stewart of Black Marble + Colorcubic founder Michael JohnChris Stewart of Black Marble chats with us about his new album 'Bigger Than Life' & Michael John of Colorcubic design dishes on his creative process. Music licensed from Soundstripe. Edited & produced by Gregory Day (Fox-12's More Good Day Oregon).Support the show
2019-11-0428 min
Tokens & ChangeThe First To Own ItToday is episode is highlighting the progress we are making in diversifying our community. Touching on topics like success and self worth, Daryl Stewart joins me today on Tokens & Change. Follow Daryl on IG @thedarylstewart
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2019-09-2044 min
The Portland Podcast"Love, Antosha" Director Garret PriceDirector Garret Price on his new documentary film based upon the life of Anton Yelchin starring Anthony Hopkins, Chris Pine, Willem Dafoe, Jodie Foster, Simon Pegg, Jennifer Lawrence, Jon Voight, Zachary Quinto, JJ Abrams, Kristen Stewart & Nicholas Cage. Episode contains audio excerpts from "Love, Antosha." Music licensed from Soundstripe.Support the show
2019-08-2418 min
Wet Fly Swing Fly Fishing PodcastFly Fishing Founders - Wilderness Lite Float Tubes with Phil Hayes - Ultralight Boats, Gregory, Outcast, REI, Backcountry Hunters and AnglersTake the Survey: https://wetflyswing.com/fantasy Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/tube Phil Hayes breaks down ultralight backcountry fly fishing. He produces the Wilderness Lite float tube which is a good start to your gear list when heading out on a backcountry trip. We get into most of the gear you need to put together your trip and shed light on what it's all about. Fly Fisherman's Fantasy Survey: https://wetflyswing.com/fantasy Show Notes with Phil Hayes The Outcast Trinity and CaddisFly Floats tubes are dis...
2019-07-181h 13
Strong Language & Violent Scenes Podcast49: Ice Cream Man (w/ Justin McConnell)Episode 49 sees Andy and Mitch joined by the director of the absolutely excellent Frightfest 2018/Celluloid Screams 2018 (and MANY more) selection, Lifechanger... it's Justin McConnell!
His chosen film? Ice Cream Man!
Wow. This one is pretty special. Featuring an absolutely bonkers cast with names like Olivia Hussey, David Naughton, Jan Michael Vincent, Sandahl Bergman and David Warner, Ice Cream Man is anchored by a truly interesting and oddly layered performance from Clint Howard. A quintessential video shop delight, Ice Cream Man is a forgotten oddity that is just longing to be seen... But does th...
2019-04-191h 13
Strong Language & Violent Scenes Podcast49: Ice Cream Man (w/ Justin McConnell)Episode 49 sees Andy and Mitch joined by the director of the absolutely excellent Frightfest 2018/Celluloid Screams 2018 (and MANY more) selection, Lifechanger... it's Justin McConnell!
His chosen film? Ice Cream Man!
Wow. This one is pretty special. Featuring an absolutely bonkers cast with names like Olivia Hussey, David Naughton, Jan Michael Vincent, Sandahl Bergman and David Warner, Ice Cream Man is anchored by a truly interesting and oddly layered performance from Clint Howard. A quintessential video shop delight, Ice Cream Man is a forgotten oddity that is just longing to be seen... But does th...
2019-04-1900 min
The UBK Happy Funtime HourEpisode 177 - “Boundaries Bro!” Demo It First! Get Your Own Sounds! Bass is a Distraction! This week’s plugin winner is...Ian Stewart! ...and much, MUCH more!
2019-01-2532 min
Soul Horizon & After Dark Mix SessionsSoul Horizon & After Dark Mix Sessions Nov 2018Part 1: Soul Horizon
Change - Glow Of Love - Gregory Block Edit
Husky & Meital De Razon - Make It Fly - Craig Stewart DCSTrax Remix (Universe Media)
Random Soul - Together - Jarred Gallo Remix (Random Soul Recordings)
Magnifik - Say Hi - Sebb Junior Remix (Bobbin' Head Music)
Big Tune:
Stewart, Andy Edit & Dana Weaver - It's Up To Me - Diegos Disco Mix – forthcoming (Wiggly Worm Records)
Danism & Train & Blondewearingblack - A Month Left - DJ Spen Greg, Gauthier & Michele Chiavarini Remix (Quantize)
Miguel Lobo - The Motion (Rawsome Recordings)
Susu Bobien - Love Sensation - Spen & Thommy’s Ri...
2018-11-012h 00
Simplistic Reviews Podcasts(Ep. 111): The Simplistic Reviews Podcast: October 2018
What could be more spooky then a Simplistic Reviews Spooktastic Podcast? Okay so you could just turn on the news which is scary enough.
Today, we bring the Halloween to your ears on the 111th episode of... wait this episode is number 111? So I times 111 by 6... 666!!!, Oh my god Gregory Sestero its the mark of the beast! Damn that's perfect timing or we held off a movie commentary from being released to make a Halloween stupid joke. Nay...not us we aren't that cheesy.
So let's all indulge into some candy, laugh, drink a...
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