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Talking Frames50 Gus Powell on Street Photography, Photobooks & The Art of Looking
In this episode Tim Bingham is joined by Gus Powell for a wide-ranging conversation about photography, creativity and the experiences that have shaped his distinctive approach to making pictures.
Although widely recognised for his street photography, Gus's work reaches beyond the conventions of the genre. His photographs often find meaning in subtle gestures, unexpected juxtapositions and moments that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Rather than searching for the extraordinary, he is interested in what happens when we pay closer attention to the ordinary. We explore how this way of seeing developed and why remaining curious is so important...
2026-10-151h 25Talking Frames49 Michael Young Bronx Street Photography, Community & the Power of ConnectionIn this episode Tim Bingham is joined by Michael Young
Michael discusses his journey from a 20-year career in corporate finance to becoming a full-time photographer and educator. Photography began as a form of healing after the death of a friend, whose Pentax camera Michael acquired. His creative background in musical theatre, music, and breakdancing strongly influenced his photographic approach, particularly his sensitivity to movement, timing, light, and shadow.
Michael talks about developing his street photography through ideas such as Henri Cartier-Bresson's “Decisive Moment,” learning from other photographers, and finding compositions where...
2026-09-231h 42Talking Frames48 Richard Sandler The Art of Street Photography and New York
In conversation Tim Bingham is joined by Richard Sandler and explores how one of New York’s most distinctive street photographers developed his eye, his craft and his philosophy of seeing. Richard reflects on an unconventional upbringing in New York, early encounters with creativity, and the winding path that eventually led him to photography. He talks about the mentors who shaped him, the analogue traditions that grounded his work, and the instinctive approach that became central to his style.
The discussion moves through Richard’s return to New York during a turbulent era, his fascination with t...
2026-09-091h 42Talking Frames46 Julie Hrudová on Street Photography, Visual Storytelling and Finding the Surreal in Everyday LifeThe conversation between Tim Bingham and Julie Hrudová offered a fascinating insight into her distinctive approach to photography, creative storytelling, and the long-term projects that have defined her career. Throughout the discussion, Julie revealed how curiosity, careful observation, and a sense of humour lie at the heart of her work, whether she is producing commissioned assignments or pursuing deeply personal documentary projects.
A significant part of the conversation focused on her ongoing commission for Amsterdam's leading newspaper, Het Parool, where she creates a full-page vertical street photograph every week. Rather than viewing creative limitations as restrictive, Julie e...
2026-08-2645 minTalking Frames47 Kieron Beard Seeing Beyond the Surface Through Street PhotographyTim interviews Kieron Beard, a former firefighter turned street photographer based in Switzerland, about his journey into photography and how his previous career has shaped his approach to photographing strangers.
Kieron explains how years of working as a firefighter gave him the confidence to communicate with people in difficult and unpredictable situations—an experience that now helps him approach strangers on the street. He also discusses the challenges of photographing in Geneva, where concerns around privacy mean photographers are more likely to be questioned than in UK cities.
Working exclusively in black and white with a...
2026-08-1253 minTalking Frames45 Markus Andersen Documentary Photography, Black & White Storytelling & Long‑Term ProjectsAustralian photographer Markus Andersen joins Tim Bingham for a thoughtful and deeply personal conversation about photography, creativity, and finding meaning through long-term documentary work. Known for his powerful black-and-white imagery, Markus explains why he has never felt comfortable with the label of street photographer, preferring instead to describe himself as a documentary photographer whose projects are built over months, sometimes years, rather than from isolated moments captured at random.
Markus reflects on the evolution of his photographic journey through the publication of three very different books. From the gritty monochrome work of Rage Against the Light, to...
2026-07-2955 minTalking Frames44 James Clifford Kent: Documentary Photography, Cuba, the NHS, and the Art of Human ConnectionTim Bingham is joined by photographer James Clifford Kent, whose thoughtful and compassionate approach to documentary photography has seen him spend more than two decades exploring identity, memory, community, healthcare, and social change. Based in London, James blends documentary reportage, portraiture, and socially engaged photography to create work rooted in empathy, curiosity, and genuine human connection.
In this episode, James explains why he resists being confined by labels such as street photographer, instead embracing a reactive, people-centred approach to making photographs. He discusses the influence of Diane Arbus, Don McCullin, and Henri Cartier-Bresson, and reflects on why...
2026-07-151h 16Talking Frames43 Amin Yousefi: Photography, Memory, and ArchivesIn this episode of Talking Frames, Tim is joined by London-based Iranian photographer, researcher and visual artist Amin Yousefi. Originally trained as a documentary photographer in Iran, Amin's practice has evolved into a research-led exploration of photography, memory, history and archival practice. Amin has rapidly gained significant international recognition as one of the most exciting emerging voices in contemporary photography. His work has been exhibited widely across Europe and beyond, he was named a Foam Talent 2024–25, received the Royal Photographic Society's Award for Achievement in the Art of Photography (Under 30), and his first monograph, Eyes Dazzle, is published by Luh...
2026-07-011h 13Talking Frames42 Homeland Lost Photography, Memory and Palestinian RefugeesIn this episode Tim Bingham speaks with documentary photographer Alan Gignoux, curator Jenny Christensson, and long-time collaborator Chloe Juno in a conversation about Homeland Lost — a twenty-year photographic project documenting the lives, memories, and histories of Palestinian refugees displaced from their villages in 1948.
Based in London, Alan began the project while living in Beirut, where everyday encounters with Palestinian refugees revealed a striking reality: despite the scale and significance of their displacement, many of these personal histories remained little understood beyond the region. What began as a photographic exploration evolved into a long-term commitment to preserving stories of...
2026-06-171h 03Talking Frames41 Danielle Fitzgerald Photographing Subcultures Visibility, Trust and Access in Documentary PhotographyIn this episode, Tim Bingham speaks with documentary and portrait photographer Danielle Fitzgerald, whose work offers an intimate, humanising look at strip clubs, people who work in the adult industry, and the private spaces where performance falls away.
Throughout the conversation, Danielle describes how her first major project emerged from a desire to photograph people not in the heightened atmosphere of performance, but in the quieter, more revealing spaces behind the scenes. A central thread in the episode is Danielle’s deeply collaborative and ethically grounded methodology. She incorporates first‑person captions to ensure that the work spea...
2026-06-1053 min
Salt Lake DirtBella Beau - MASK OF FLOWERS - Episode 385In today's episode Kyler sits down with Los Angeles singer-songwriter Bella Beau to explore the deeply visual qualities of her music. The literary podcast found a natural connection in her cinematic single "Mask of Flowers," which she notes is heavily inspired by her vivid dreams, the gothic styling of Tim Burton, and the dark themes of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The conversation highlights her early immersion in the L.A. music scene, where her childhood fascination with film composers like Danny Elfman eventually led her from opera camp to performing live sets. Her unique...
2026-06-0415 minTalking Frames40 Amy Horowitz Street Portrait Photography, New York & Human Connection
In this episode, Tim Bingham is joined by photographer Amy Horowitz to discuss her remarkable journey into street photography and how creativity transformed her life after moving to New York City.
The conversation explores the pivotal moments that shaped Amy’s photographic practice, from the first time she approached a stranger for a portrait to overcoming fear, rejection and self-doubt. Amy reflects on creating more than 2,000 portraits over the last six years, explaining how repetition, discipline and consistency gradually built her confidence.
What began as a creative challenge evolved into a powerful form of hu...
2026-05-2751 minTalking Frames39 Neil Kramer From Street Photography to Personal Documentary and Quarantine in QueensThis episode of Talking Frames Neil Kramer joins Tim Bingham for a deeply reflective conversation exploring photography, ethics, family, aging, and the evolving realities of street photography in a post-pandemic world.
Neil discusses his unconventional journey into photography, initially resisting the medium despite growing up around cameras through his father before eventually discovering photography through the accessibility of the iPhone and the streets of New York City. Drawing from his background in English literature and film school, he reflects on how narrative, framing, light, and emotional storytelling continue to shape his photographic approach.
A major f...
2026-05-131h 12Talking Frames38 Photo London 2026 Inside the New Venue, Programme & Photography TrendsPhoto London 2026 marks a new chapter for one of the world’s most important photography fairs. Running from 14 to 17 May, this year’s edition brings together leading galleries from across Europe, the US, Asia, and Latin America but what really defines Photo London is the way it balances the commercial energy of an art fair with a genuinely thoughtful curatorial vision.
After a decade at Somerset House, the fair has now moved to Olympia London. That shift isn’t just logistical; it changes the entire experience. The new venue offers a more open, unified layout, making the fair e...
2026-05-0641 minTalking Frames37 Niamh Barry Capturing Identity Through Photography & FilmNiamh Barry who is based in Dublin is a photographer and visual storyteller whose work focuses on intimate, emotionally honest portrayals of queer life in Ireland. Her images are grounded in trust, tenderness and a commitment to representing people and communities whose stories are often overlooked. Niamhs work has been exhibited widely, including at the RHA Annual Exhibition, Photo Museum Ireland’s Talents programme, Irish Design Week and the Galway Arts Centre. She has been nominated for FUTURES, featured in the British Journal of Photography’s Portrait of Humanity, and supported by multiple Arts Council Agility Awards.
Her ph...
2026-04-281h 13Talking Frames36 Reuben Radding Improvisation, Authenticity, and the Art of Street Photography in New York CityReuben Radding, a New York based street and documentary photographer whose work has become a distinctive voice within contemporary urban photography. Reuban has spent more than a decade walking the city with a camera, creating images that feel less like observations and more like encounters
His photographs have appeared in exhibitions and publications since the early 2010s, and his first photobook, Heavenly Arms, published by Red Hook Editions, has already earned international recognition, including a 2nd Place Prize in the 2025 International Photography Awards. The book distills ten years of wandering, witnessing, and wrestling with the idea of...
2026-04-151h 10Salt Lake DirtTim Kirk & Todd Hughes - Episode 369I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with two of my favorite creators, Todd Hughes and Tim Kirk, for a special episode of Salt Lake Dirt. These two have such a unique history—they grew up together in California and have been collaborating on films since they were twelve years old. It was great to hear them reminisce about their early days shooting Super 8 shorts like Whopper, which surprisingly ended up being cited in a book on exploitation cinema decades later. Their chemistry is exactly what you’d expect from lifelong friends: full of hilarious stories, mutual respect, and...
2026-04-1446 minTalking Frames35 Dave Cossini Immersive Documentary Photography, Marginalised Communities & Human ConnectionDavid Cossini is a documentary and street photographer whose work is grounded in immersion, connection, and honesty. Rather than chasing quick images, he invests time in the people and communities he photographs, building trust and creating images that feel raw, human, and deeply personal. His approach prioritises emotion and atmosphere over technical perfection, drawing viewers into the scene rather than positioning them as distant observers.
His work has been recognised through a number of photography awards and competitions, reflecting both his strength as a storyteller and his commitment to long-term, meaningful projects. He is also a member...
2026-04-011h 10Talking Frames34 John Boaz Photographing People, Place, and CommunityJohn Boaz is a portrait photographer whose work explores faith, community, culture, and place.
He has been recognized multiple times in the Portrait of Britain awards, and his work has been exhibited at respected venues such as the Saatchi Gallery in London. His editorial photography has appeared in major publications including The Telegraph Magazine, Financial Times, New Statesman, Le Monde, and Der Spiegel.
In this conversation with Tim Bingham, he discusses his journey into photography, his slow and deliberate working process, and the ethical responsibility he feels toward the people he photographs.
John’s e...
2026-03-181h 06Talking Frames33 Marcin Kornacki Photography in Conflict Zones Ethics, and StorytellingMarcin Kornacki is a photojournalist and documentary photographer whose work focuses on places and communities shaped by conflict, social inequality, and historical memory. He is based in London and studied photojournalism and documentary photography at the University of the Arts London. His practice is grounded in long-term projects and spending extended time with the people he photographs, combining visual storytelling with personal testimony.
In this episode, Tim speaks with Marcin about his artistic development, working practice, and the ethical complexities of photographing communities affected by conflict and social marginalisation. The conversation traces Marcin’s journey from...
2026-03-041h 10Talking Frames32 -Meryl Meisler on Street Photography and Photographing Joy in BushwickMeryl Meisler is an American photographer born in the South Bronx and raised on Long Island, New York, whose work offers a vivid, human-centred portrait of New York from the 1970s onward. She started taking photographs as a young student, influenced by photographers like Diane Arbus and Jacques Henri Lartigue.
In recent years a resurgence of interest in her archive has brought Meryl's work wider recognition. Exhibitions and books of her work present these photographic archives as cultural time capsules – “love letters” to New York’s chaotic energy, its people, and the fleeting, spontaneous moments that define communit...
2026-02-181h 13Talking Frames31 Simon King on Documentary Photography, Ethics, and Long-Term StorytellingSimon King began his photographic career in the world of fashion, focusing particularly on backstage photography. While this commercial work provided valuable experience, it was through documentary photography that Simon discovered his true calling. This evolution signified a shift towards authentic storytelling, where meaningful engagement with subjects took precedence over commercial interests.
A distinctive feature of Simon's approach lies in his clear separation between street photography and documentary work. He regards street photography as providing contextual imagery and B-roll material, serving to support the broader narrative. In contrast, documentary photography delivers the hero shots and A-roll content...
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PODCAST DE TIM BENIYORK EN BENIDORMCómo se levantó el Machu PicchuCómo se levantó el Machu Picchu
— Machu Picchu comenzó a construirse alrededor del año 1450, durante el gobierno del inca Pachacútec.
— Se levantó a más de 2.400 metros de altitud, sobre una cresta montañosa entre la selva amazónica y la sierra andina.
— El lugar fue elegido por su carácter sagrado, su difícil acceso y su posición defensiva natural.
— Antes de colocar una sola piedra, los ingenieros incas estudiaron la montaña durante años.
— Analizaron la estabilidad del terreno, el drenaje natural y la resistencia de la roca madre.
— Primero nivelaron terrazas artificiales que evitarían deslizamientos y canaliz...
2026-01-3005 minTalking Frames30 Rich Gilligan From Skate Culture to Documentary Photography and beyond.Rich Gilligan is an acclaimed Irish photographer whose creative practice bridges Dublin and New York. His evocative images focus on skateboarders, subcultures, urban landscapes, and leading figures from art and music. His work has been internationally recognised, with publications including T Magazine from The New York Times and i-D Magazine.
His photography is rooted in real environments and real relationships. While skateboarding appears frequently in his pictures, his real interest lies in the culture that surrounds it: friendship, DIY creativity, community, rebellion, and the way skaters reimagine city space. Many of his images capture quieter reflective moments — em...
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Daily Growth PointEpisode 135 - The Sources of TemptationWelcome to Daily Growth Point, I’m Pastor John Bingham.At the moment of salvation, God gives each new believer the gift of His Spirit to dwell in us and help us to have victory over temptation. 1 John 2 tells us that there are three areas of temptation that we must constantly be on guard against. They are:The lust of the fleshThe lust of the eyesThe pride of lifeConsider this, we can be tempted by our...
2026-01-1901 minTalking Frames28 Ekaterina Kutikova The Art of Seeing Cinematic Street Photography and Urban EmotionEkaterina Kutikova Bgantseva is a contemporary photographer working primarily in street photography, based in the Mediterranean city of Alicante, Spain.
She has received numerous awards and recognitions in international photography contests. These include winning the FUJIFILM “Día Mundial de la Fotografía 2025” award, several LensCulture Street Photography Awards Editor’s Picks, being named a top street photographer in the 35AWARDS, plaudits in the Paris International Street Photo Awards, and medals in the Black & White International Photo Awards.
Her work has appeared in various photography publications — including editions of Tokyo Streets and volumes of Photographize — and has been...
2026-01-071h 01Talking Frames27 Laurence Bouchard on Monochrome Street Photography and TokyoLaurence Bouchard is a street and urban photographer based in Tokyo, best known for his high-contrast black-and-white images that emphasise geometry, shadow, and silhouette. His work is characterised by strong structural compositions, often reducing complex city scenes into minimalist arrangements of lines, shapes, and negative space. Rather than focusing on overt narrative moments, Laurence’s photographs explore visual order, balance, and rhythm within the urban environment.
Overall, Laurence Bouchard’s photography is less about documenting events and more about seeing the city as a system of shapes, light, and movement. His images invite viewers to pause, slow down...
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The Tim DeMoss Show PodcastSteve Taylor (filmmaker, musician, songwriter, producer, record label exec)Steve Taylor (the one and only) checks in to discuss Sketch, his latest film production (in conjunction with writer Seth Worley and starring actor Tony Hale). We also touch on Steve's musical career including his classic "Meltdown (At Madame Tussaud's)", artists he has written for/produced, and the influence of his dad and mom. Tim grew up loving Steve's brand of alternative/punk rock--full of energy & witty lyrics, packed with meaning and way ahead of their time--frequently tackling difficult subjects head-on, challenging people (often the within the church) without making himself the center of attention, if such...
2025-12-2045 minTalking Frames26 Wei Jian Chan Migration, Identity and the Craft of Street PhotographyWei Jian Chan is a Singapore-born photographer based in London, best known for his thoughtful black-and-white street photography and his exploration of migration, identity, and belonging. He moved from Singapore to the UK in 2012, and that experience of relocation has become a central thread running through his work.
His photography has been exhibited in various locations in the UK and Europe, and has been acquired to form part of the permanent collection of the Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Art. His work has also been featured by numerous outlets, including The Guardian, Deutsche Welle, National Geographic, Amateur Photographer...
2025-12-1250 minTalking Frames25 Zula Rabikowska Migration, Identity & Documentary PhotographyZula Rabikowska is a London-based documentary photographer, specialising in community-based portraiture and documentary storytelling. She focuses on themes of migration, Eastern Europe, and the LGBTQI+ communities, drawing inspiration from her Polish heritage and upbringing. Through her photography, Zula aims to amplify voices often overlooked, using an intentional approach to explore the complexity of identity and the power of human connection.
She works closely with communities to create intimate portraiture that reflects their stories and experiences. Whether through multimedia, film, digital, or analogue photography, her projects prioritise authenticity and emotional depth. Zula’s collaborative approach to portraiture fosters au...
2025-11-281h 09Salt Lake DirtTim Kirk - ALL HIS DAMNED MOTHER'S SONS - Episode 354This week on Salt Lake Dirt, we have the pleasure of welcoming Tim Kirk, author of the new novel, All His Damned Mother's Sons. In this episode, Kyler and Tim delve into the fascinating world of alternate history, exploring a timeline where Elvis Presley meets an untimely death during his military service in Germany. This pivotal moment sends shockwaves through the lives of four characters, particularly Billy Clover, who finds himself thrust into the limelight as the new Prince of Rock and Roll.Great book, great chat! Thanks for listening.---Episode Links:
2025-11-2333 minTalking Frames24 Knox Bertie Finding Stillness in the Chaos - Street Photography, and the Art of WaitingKnox Bertie is a photographer who is drawn to film for its tactile and aesthetic qualities, he continued using it even as digital photography became mainstream. Though often labelled a street photographer, Knox prefers a more introspective and deliberate approach, blending experimental and portrait styles. His background as a chemistry teacher informs his methodical darkroom work, balancing technical precision with artistic expression.
His early Sydney work remains his most cherished, created without external pressures. International experiences in England, Dubai, and Malaysia shaped his style, but his visual signature—marked by thoughtful composition and use of light—remained cons...
2025-11-141h 00Talking Frames23 Laura Pannack Exploring Empathy and Connection in PortraitureLaura Pannack is an award-winning British photographer known for her intimate portraiture. Her work explores themes of youth, vulnerability, and connection, blending fine art and psychology to create intimate visual stories. Recognised by Leica Society International , the Sony World Photography Awards, World Press Photo, and the British Journal of Photography, Laura’s long-term projects, including The Journey Home from School and Separation, reveal her unique ability to capture trust and authenticity through the camera.
In this episode Laura shares her journey into photography She reflects on early lessons learned while assisting other photographers Her interest in psychology dr...
2025-10-311h 01Talking Frames22 Chris Harrison Design, Patience, and the Art of Street PhotographyChris Harrison, a talented photographer and designer based in Brighton, UK. Chris's creative practice seamlessly bridges the realms of street photography, visual storytelling
Chris’s street work often focuses on Brighton’s seafront and off-season atmosphere, capturing moments of absurdity, solitude, and human quirkiness. His philosophy is rooted in patience and observation: waiting for a scene to unfold rather than chasing it. He has described his process as “finding interest in the ordinary,” photographing everything from crowded promenades to his own kitchen sink — guided by the belief that everything is interesting if seen with attention and curiosity.
His...
2025-10-171h 17Talking Frames21 Brad Jones Street Photography Through the Lens of Illustration and CompositionBrad Jones brings a rare perspective to street photography, shaped by his background in illustration, studio work, and forensic photography. With a painter’s eye, Brad uses the classic principles to transform everyday life into visually striking compositions. Instead of chasing fleeting moments, he finds evocative spaces and patiently waits for life to unfold—allowing the street itself to tell the story. For Brad, street photography carries an ethical responsibility. He avoids images that might exploit or embarrass subjects, particularly those in vulnerable situations. This principle extends into his long-term project, “Dos Mundos,” which explores the cultural ties between Spain and...
2025-10-0352 minTalking Frames20 - Dawn Eagleton Street Photography and Capturing Candid PortraitsDawn Eagleton is a renowned British street photographer, celebrated for her vivid portraits that reveal people in genuine, unscripted moments. Her photography has achieved international acclaim, with exhibitions in New York, Rome, London, and Singapore. Through her technical expertise and perceptive eye, Dawn continues to leave a lasting impression on the street photography community by showcasing the extraordinary within everyday life.
In this episode, Dawn recounts her entry into the world of street photography, tracing it back to her first spontaneous photograph taken in Valencia. This experience became a turning point, igniting her passion for capturing people...
2025-09-1952 minTalking Frames19 - Mark Davidson Behind the Lens Street Photography and Creative ExperimentationMark Davidson is a Melbourne-based street photographer whose work is defined by his sharp eye for bold light, fleeting moments, and the quiet poetry of urban life. His photographs transform everyday streets into striking visual stories that reveal the pulse, rhythm, and beauty of the city. On top of all this, he co-hosts the Street Life podcast, where he chats with other photographers about their journey
Mark’s vision has earned him wide recognition—he was named Australasia’s Top Emerging Photographer in the black-and-white category in 2022, won the Aussie Street Photography Festival, and was a finalist in the...
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MUSE ViewsInnovating Rural Healthcare: Bingham Healthcare’s Success with MEDITECH SolutionsIn this interview, Holly provides an overview of Bingham’s impressive achievements as a small critical access hospital, highlighting key team efforts, service statistics, and the innovative strategies they employ to deliver high-quality care. She emphasizes the organization’s effective use of MEDITECH tools – including Care Compass, Registries, and Patient Connect – to enhance patient engagement, streamline care management, and improve staff efficiency. Tim reflects on his career at MEDITECH, and shares insights into the growing adoption of the MaaS solution. He underscores the value of MEDITECH’s new portal tools in enabling patients to take a more active role in their c...
2025-09-0227 minTalking Frames18 - Alys Tomlinson on Tradition, Identity and Portrait PhotographyAlys Tomlinson is a British photographer renowned for her evocative black-and-white imagery. Her acclaimed series Ex-Voto explored Christian pilgrimage sites in France, Ireland, and Poland, documenting the intimate rituals and offerings of pilgrims. Among these portraits, one of the most striking was of Mother Vera, a young nun at Grabarka, Poland. This photograph became central to Alys’s work, inspiring her to delve deeper into Vera’s story. Her subsequent work, Lost Summer, portrays young people in North London dressed in prom attire amidst the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting themes of loss and resilience.
Mother Vera...
2025-08-221h 06Talking Frames17 - Renzo Grande The Power of Photography in Storytelling and Social Change
Renzo Grande is a Peruvian-born documentary photographer and visual storyteller based in New York City. His journey into photography began as a personal therapeutic endeavor,This practice not only helped him process his feelings but also ignited a passion for capturing authentic human experiences. Over time, Renzo's focus shifted towards documentary and humanitarian photography, emphasizing genuine connections and the raw essence of human life.
Renzo's work is characterized by a deep commitment to ethical storytelling and cultural sensitivity. He emphasizes the importance of building trust within communities and respecting cultural boundaries when documenting stories. Through initiatives like th...
2025-08-0853 minTalking Frames16 - Soulla Petrou Documenting the Golden Era of UK Music Through the Lens"Soulla Petrou is a renowned British photographer whose work has defined key moments in music and youth culture from the mid-1990s to the late 2000s. Her photographic journey began at the age of ten, sparked by a gift of a Polaroid camera. Inspired by cinematic storytellers like Roman Polanski and David Lynch, Soulla developed a unique visual style that blends narrative depth with raw authenticity.
Soulla transitioned into music photography through her early work with Touch magazine, capturing artists like General Levy during the formative years of jungle and UK urban music. This led to a...
2025-07-251h 04Talking Frames15 - Carolyn Mendelsohn Exploring Identity & Creativity through Portrait PhotographyCarolyn Mendelsohn is a celebrated English portrait photographer and filmmaker, renowned for her deeply empathetic, co‑produced approach to storytelling through images.
Carolyns work transcends visual beauty: it’s about connection, agency, and the co-creation of narratives with her subjects. Her portraits don’t just freeze moments—they invite viewers into a shared space of honesty, vulnerability and empowerment, shaped collaboratively from the very first conversation.
Her acclaimed projects, such as Hardy and Free (originally commissioned as part of the Brontë Parsonage Museum Contemporary Arts Programme), delves into women's personal stories and their relationships with landscape...
2025-07-111h 12Talking Frames14 - Nina Welch - Kling Through the Lens and Evolving Perspectives on the streetsNina Welch-Kling, an innovative street photographer whose work has captivated audiences around the world. With a background in fine art and architecture, Nina brings a unique perspective to photography, blending her eye for patterns and structure with an instinct for capturing the raw, unfiltered moments of life.
Nina has honed an intuitive eye for capturing the poetry of everyday life—wandering city streets, observing light and gesture, and distilling these fleeting moments into striking images
Nina’s images are renowned for their ambiguity, mystery, and emotional depth, challenging viewers to interpret and engage with her work...
2025-06-271h 21Talking Frames13 - Chloe Juno The Art of Storytelling in Documentary Photography and it's Social ImpactChloe Juno is a Brighton‑based British documentary photographer, visual artist, creative consultant, curator, and photo editor with over 15 years’ experience in the industry
She has worked with major clients like Thomson Reuters, The Sunday Times, 8 Magazine, and has led workshops at respected institutions including the Royal Festival Hall and Plymouth City Museum Her photography is part of the permanent collection at Plymouth Museum.
Chloe’s photography intersects art and social commentary—turning overlooked street trash into moments that explore memory, identity, and consumer culture. Through Someone’s Rubbish, she builds a nuanced portrait of urban life, one...
2025-06-131h 24Talking Frames12 - John Bolloten: Trust, Vulnerability, and the Art of Documentary PhotographyJohn Bolloten is a British documentary photographer based in Bradford, UK, renowned for his unflinching and empathetic portrayal of marginalized communities and subcultures.
Since picking up a camera , John has immersed himself in the lives of those often overlooked— drug users the homeless, underground fighters, and subcultures that thrive in the shadows.
His seminal works, such as Nothing To See Here and Love Story, offer raw, intimate glimpses into the struggles and resilience of individuals battling addiction and poverty in Bradford. In Tbilisi Raw, he ventures into Georgia's far-right football ultras scene, capturing a world rarely...
2025-05-301h 17Talking Frames11 - Neil Buchan-Grant Mastering Travel and Portrait PhotographyNeil Buchan-Grant is a distinguished Scottish Photographer now living in the Cotswolds in England He specialises in travel, portraiture, and unit stills photography. Renowned for his compelling travel imagery, he has collaborated with esteemed brands such as Insight Guides and KUONI, leading international photo tours to destinations like Vietnam, India, and Italy.
Recognised for his excellence, Neil was awarded British Travel Press Photographer of the Year. As an Olympus Cameras Visionary, he created evocative fashion and travel projects in iconic locations worldwide.
Evolving his craft, Neil transitioned into unit stills photography, working on film and te...
2025-05-161h 14Talking Frames11 - Daniel Sackheim: Bridging Film and Photography Through Cinematic StorytellingDaniel Sackheim, a photographer and filmmaker, is a talented visual artist with a focus on storytelling through both film and photography. While he is best known for his career in television and film production, he has also made significant contributions to the world of photography.
As a filmmaker, he has directed and produced a variety of notable projects, including working on critically acclaimed shows such as The X-Files, Game of Thrones, The Leftovers, and House of Cards.
In addition to his filmmaking, Daniel Sackheim has a passion for photography, often drawing inspiration from the noir...
2025-05-021h 18Talking Frames10 - France Leclerc Building Trust Through the Lens Street Photography and Cultural NarrativesFrance leclerc is an independent photographer originally from Quebec, Canada, now residing in Chicago. She has travelled extensively to document people's lives in diverse and often remote settings.
Her photography centers on themes such as vanishing cultures, gender, and social inequality. The work is deeply rooted in exploring different cultures and communities, emphasizing the importance of building trust and capturing authentic moments.
The conversation explored the challenges and ethics of photography in culturally diverse and vulnerable communities. The emphasis and the importance of building trust and rapport with subjects, often by spending extended time within co...
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Double Jeopardy - UK Law and PoliticsFake News on Asylum, The Battle to Define Human Rights Law, and Labour’s New UK PoliticsWhat happens when political leaders and media outlets misrepresent court decisions, and how does this impact judicial independence and public trust in the UK legal system?A range of high-stakes UK law and UK politics issues that have dominated headlines recently are tackled in this listener-driven postbag edition of Double Jeopardy. Hosts Ken Macdonald KC and Tim Owen KC begin with a scathing analysis of media misreporting on high-profile legal cases, including sensational headlines about immigration rulings that bear little resemblance to actual judicial decisions. Their discussion highlights the consequences of misinformation and the critical need f...
2025-04-1636 minTalking Frames9 - Rammy Narula Mastering Creativity in Street PhotographyRammy Narula is a Bangkok-based street photographer renowned for his captivating images that capture raw, unfiltered moments of urban life.
His work is characterized by a keen eye for small gestures and moments, not just of people but also of objects, animals, light, and colour. This approach allows him to capture scenes that are both interesting and surreal, offering viewers a fresh perspective on everyday life
Rammy's contributions to the field have been recognized by Fujifilm, where he is featured as an X-Photographer, underscoring his influence and dedication to the craft.
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2025-04-0459 minTalking Frames8 - Dublin Street Photography Festival 2025The Dublin Street Photography Festival 2025 has evolved significantly in its second year, now featuring a condensed but expanded program over three days in May. The festival showcases 270+ photographs, including outdoor exhibitions running for four weeks at Charlemount Square. Notable speakers include Martin Parr as the keynote, alongside other prominent photographers such as Dougie Wallace, Rami Narula, and Melissa O’ Shaughnessy. The event offers a mix of free and paid photo walks, multiple exhibitions highlighting Irish photographers, and receives support from major sponsors like McGarrell Reilly, Canon and Photo Museum Ireland.
The festival organizers, Paul Murry and...
2025-03-281h 03Talking Frames7 - Stephen Leslie Mastering Street Photography Humor, Challenges, and Creative InsightsStephen is a London-based writer, filmmaker, and street photographer known for his candid and humorous approach to capturing everyday life. Over the past two decades, he has developed a distinctive style that combines spontaneous street photography with imaginative storytelling.
Additionally, Stephen runs a YouTube series titled "Show & Tell," where he provides detailed and often humorous commentary on his favorite photographs.
Through his multifaceted career, Stephen Leslie has established himself as a creative force, seamlessly blending visual storytelling with a keen observation of the world around him.
Stephen and Tim’s discussion cov...
2025-03-211h 03Talking Frames6 - Launch of Where The Streets Lead anthology of street photographsIn this episode Tim Bingham is speaking with Ashley Riffo and Bob Paterson who are the team behind team Street Photography Magazine
Where the Streets Lead, an anthology showcasing diverse street photography. The book emphasizes the importance of printed work and encourages photographers to find inspiration in their surroundings. The creation process involved months of selecting and sequencing images, working closely with printers, and refining the final product.
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They also examined the evolution of street photography, noting how social media has increased accessibility but also presents challenges in maintaining originality. They...
2025-03-121h 04Talking Frames5 - Betty Goh Abstract Street Photography the Inspiring Journey and Creative InsightsBetty Goh is a street photographer based in Singapore. Her work is known for its abstract and contemporary style, often capturing the urban landscape through unique perspectives. Betty's photography focuses on elements like colors, reflections, shadows, silhouettes, and lines, transforming ordinary streets into extraordinary visual poetry
Known for creating introspective, multi-layered images that emphasize contrast, emotion, and reflections. Her work often explores themes of resilience, loneliness, and finding beauty in the mundane.
In this episode Tim Bingham talks with Betty about her journey into photography, including her experiences with abstract street photography and how it h...
2025-03-0753 minTalking Frames4 - Gustavo Minas Mastering Street Photography Insights and the creative process journeyThis conversation highlights Gustavo's journey and philosophy in photography, as well as the broader challenges and joys of the craft. We engaged in a multifaceted conversation exploring personal experiences, professional trajectories, and shared artistic philosophies. Gustavo reflected on his transition from journalism to photography, enriched by a course with Carlos Moreo. We examine how his Brazilian heritage shapes his photographic sensibilities, particularly his affinity for vibrant colors and light, and discussed his evolution toward a minimalist approach, prioritizing simplicity, spontaneity, and emotional resonance over layered narratives.
Living in cities like São Paulo and Brasília has sha...
2025-02-2148 minTalking Frames3 - Julia Coddington The Challenges and Beauty of Street PhotographyTim Bingham speaks to renowned Australian Street Photographer Julia Coddington.
Julia is known for her dynamic, bold, and colorful imagery. She focuses on capturing spontaneous and candid moments in public spaces, emphasizing human interaction and storytelling. Her work often explores themes of identity, emotion, and the subtleties of everyday life.
Julia is the co-founder of the Unexposed Collective and the administrator for the Women in Street community
Julia conducts street photography workshops and mentors emerging photographers, sharing her expertise and helping others develop their unique styles. Her teaching emphasizes the importance of observation...
2025-02-071h 06Talking Frames2 - Valerie Jardin: Capturing Authentic MomentsTim Bingham speaks with renowned visual storyteller Valérie Jardin about her journey into photography, moving from corporate business in the U.S. to her passion for street photography. Valerie shares her experiences and insights on capturing candid, authentic moments and discusses her significant projects like 'One Century' and 'One Love'.
Valérie emphasises the importance of stepping outside one's comfort zone and shooting what makes you happy. Her philosophy in street photography revolves around emotion and narrative rather than technical perfection. Whether it's teaching workshops internationally or working on personal projects, Valerie's passion for photography shines th...
2025-01-2451 min
Talking Frames1- Suzanne Stein Capturing Vulnerability and Trust:Welcome to Talking Frames, the podcast where art and photography come to life through stories, inspiration, and creativity. In this episode, host Tim Bingham speaks with Suzanne Stein, a social documentarian street photographer known for her compelling work. Based in New York, Suzanne captures intimate portraits that reflect the complexities of urban life. Her photography journey includes documenting scenes from New York streets and the Kensington neighborhood in Philadelphia, delving into themes of addiction and homelessness.
Suzanne shares her experiences about photographing on the streets. Suzannes work which was recognized Founders Choice category of the 2023 BarTur Photojournalist...
2025-01-0852 minSalt Lake DirtJared Asher Harris - Episode 285Episode 285
Guest: Jared Asher Harris
Film: Meat Cleaver
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In this episode, I chat with the talented filmmaker Jared Asher Harris about his latest short film, Meat Cleaver!, which will be showcased at FilmQuest in Provo, Utah. Meat Cleaver! screens on Saturday, November 2, at 11:00 a.m. as part of the comedy shorts block. Jared opens up about his journey into filmmaking, sharing childhood memories of watching The Nightmare Before Christmas and the influence of Tim Burton's work on his creative vision.
We delve into Jared's meticulous approach to filmmaking...
2024-10-2026 min
The First CustomerThe First Customer - Shark Tank Series: The Smash Hit Success of Co-Founder Tim SwindleIn this episode, I was lucky enough to interview Tim Swindle, co-founder of PaddleSmash. Tim shares his journey from growing up in Chicago and being inspired by his entrepreneur father to his early ventures, including a golf teaching business at age 12 and a successful software company called PointDrive, which was later acquired by LinkedIn. He also discusses his passion project, a board game called Utter Nonsense, which eventually led to the creation and success of PaddleSmash, a hybrid game combining elements of pickleball and spikeball. Tim emphasizes the importance of learning from early business experiences, finding the...
2024-07-1921 min
Voices of OklahomaRay BinghamRay Bingham was an agent, producer, and manager for some of country music’s biggest stars.Music has made Ray’s world go around since he was nine and started listening to western swing bands at local ballrooms.Music was popular entertainment in Claremore, and where Patty Page, Tommy Alsup and Stone Horse started out.His life story is the history of country music from Oklahoma roots to far beyond. Bingham has been the man behind the scenes promoting and booking top talent for more than four decades, including Garth Brooks’ first gig and his mother...
2024-03-261h 30Salt Lake DirtTim Almeida - DOG SPELLED BACKWARDS - Episode 223Discover the profound connection between humans and canines in Dog Spelled Backwards. Join Kyler Bingham as he delves into the heart of dog rescue with filmmaker and dog trainer Tim Almeida. Their conversation uncovers the stark realities of shelter life and the transformative power of patience and love in rehabilitating rescue dogs. This episode is not just a story about dog training. It's a narrative about the human condition, our capacity to cope with loss, and the unexpected lessons our four-legged friends teach us about life.
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Tim Almeida is a certified...
2024-01-1627 min
The California Appellate Law PodcastThe 9th Cir. “Reimagines” Diversity JurisdictionThe one sure thing your law-school loans purchased is instant recall of the fact that “federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction.”But not as limited today as when you signed your promissory note. We discuss Impossible Foods Inc. v. Impossible X LLC, the recent 9th Circuit decision holding that specific jurisdiction over a defendant may be based on general historical contacts, even though not connected to the claims in the case. Judge Van Dyke dissented, calling the majority’s holding “potentially the most radical reimagining and expansion of specific jurisdiction in decades.”We also discuss:
2023-10-1045 min
Immerse Yourself In Into A Transformative Full Audiobook On A Rainy Day.Rowland Bingham: Into Africa's Interior by Janet Benge, Geoff BengePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/13949to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Rowland Bingham: Into Africa's Interior
Series: Christian Heroes: Then & Now
Author: Janet Benge, Geoff Benge
Narrator: Tim Gregory
Format: mp3
Length: 4 hrs and 20 mins
Release date: 03-30-23
Ratings: 3 out of 5 stars, 2 ratings
Genres: Religions
Publisher's Summary:
At age twenty Rowland Bingham committed himself to serving not only in Africa, known as the white man's grave, but in Africa's Sudan interior, where few missionaries had ventured and those who did soon died of disease or retreated in defeat. Experienced missionaries told Rowland that his dream was impossible. But when...
2023-03-304h 20
Honest EcommerceCooking With No New Ingredients | Tim Swindle and Scott Brown | PaddleSmashTim Swindle is an entrepreneur and investor, helping build and exit multiple companies. As an early investor and employee at PointDrive, a Chicago-based sales software company, he had roles leading sales, marketing, and operations before the company was acquired in 2016 by LinkedIn. During this time, Tim created Utter Nonsense, an entertaining card game that was quickly carried by several retailers and ultimately within all 1,800 Target stores. Utter Nonsense was acquired in 2017 by private equity backed PlayMonster. In 2018 Tim co- founded Playtacular, a boutique publishing company that designs and creates innovative toys and games.
2023-02-2733 min
Red Rock EnneagramAubrey Chaves (Type 2): Death of the False SelfSend us Fan MailToday our guest is Aubrey Chaves. Aubrey is an Enneagram 2.Just as a refresher, The Enneagram Two is called the Helper. They need to be needed and liked. They are naturally helpful and accommodating, but struggle with feeling unwanted, unworthy or unloved. Aubrey’s enneagram journey coincided with a painful crisis of faith. She talks about deconstructing her ideas about a God who is constantly disappointed with her, and rediscovering a God that loves her unconditionally. Aubrey talks about shame getting mixed into her fa...
2023-02-081h 03
Salt Lake DirtTim Blake Nelson - CITY OF BLOWS - Episode 96Today I welcome actor, filmmaker, playwright, and novelist Tim Blake Nelson to the show. Tim is one of the great character actors of our time. Like a lot of people, I first became aware of him in the Coen Bros film O Brother Where Art Thou.
Tim’s novel is called City of Blows and it just came out on Unnamed Press. It didn’t click with me that Tim was actually the writer of this incredible book until I saw his picture on the promo materials. When I read the synopsis, I knew it was my kind...
2023-02-0839 min
Whiskey, Jazz and LeadershipSeason 3 Recap with Audrey WeidlickCan't believe we have closed out our 3rd season of Whiskey, Jazz and Leadership. In this episode, Galen Bingham recaps key lessons and memories with Audrey Weidlick. Grab one the way you like to drink it and sit back as we reminisce over amazing conversations with season 3 guests like:
Jim Dinkins (CEO of The Honey Baked Hame Co)- 5:31
Connie St. John (Leadership Expert and Former TV Network Executive)- 9:36
Joe Cavaliere (Global Group President of Hanes Innerware) - 14:18
Dave Peacock (Former CEO of Anheuser-Busch) - 18:09
Rod Bourn (HR...
2023-02-071h 48
Double Jeopardy - UK Law and PoliticsTruss on Rights and Johnson on TrialKen Macdonald and Tim Owen discuss the collapse of the Bill of Rights legislation and the inquiry into Boris Johnson’s contempt of Parliament with Murray Hunt, Director of the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law.
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2022-09-2648 min
Whiskey, Jazz and LeadershipTaking it Neat with Dr. Timothy Huffman (Part 1)In an extra special conversation with Dr. Timothy Huffman, we are going full in on what it takes to be an effective leader. Tim Huffman (Ph.D., Arizona State University) is an associate professor at Saint Louis University. He studies communication, organization, social justice, and homelessness. He has facilitated community-based research initiatives connected to various aspects of homelessness, including permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, professional development, therapeutic horticulture, street outreach, safe haven, emergency weather shelter, and women’s shelter. Grab a drink and something to write with because this is straight talk you can't get anywhere else.
5:25 Wh...
2022-08-2326 min
Happy Horror TimeEp 98: Interview w/Barbara Bingham from "F13 Pt VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan"After Jason Voorhees started hacking up Lakeview High School seniors on their cruise to NYC, not even sweet, supportive chaperone Colleen Van Deusen could foil his plan. Tune in to hear all about playing this empathetic character, where many of the scenes in Part VIII were actually filmed, and her thoughts on her character’s unfortunate demise.
2022-05-1646 min
Capital Soul Sessions: Soulful, Deep, Underground House MusicCapital Soul Session #107 (revised)I see there were issues getting the episode to play fully, and the entire mix did not publish, so here is Episode 107 again, with tracklisting.. Enjoy!Catch DJ Soundscience aka Tim Wayne and Capital Soul Sessions Live Stream In The Mix on Soulful House Music Collage every Monday 6-8pm EST @ twitch.tv/soulfulhousemusiccollage. Please enjoy!Instagram: @capitalsoulmusicTwitter: @DJSoundscienceFacebook: facebook.com/DJsoundscienceEmail: capitalsoulmusic AT gmail.comBandcamp: Capital Soul Music1 Mike Lindup - Time To Let Go (Expansions NYC Remix)2 Payton, Director's Cut - Beautiful...
2022-04-152h 10
Deep RootsWhy Church History Matters, with Dr. Matthew BinghamEric Ortlund and Tim Ward discuss with Matthew Bingham the importance of church history for Christian life and ministry today. Deep Roots is a podcast produced by Oak Hill College.
2022-03-3146 min
Utah Lacrosse ReportInterview w/ Scott BinghamThis episode of the Utah Lax Report podcast features an interview with Utah State Head Coach Scott Bingham. Bingham took over the head coach role at Utah State in 2018 and has the Aggies on a roll. We talked about playing lacrosse at Sky View, his early coaching career, the current Utah State team and more. Don’t forget to follow the Aggies on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. You can listen to the latest podcast above or on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a rating!The Utah Lax Report p...
2022-03-1030 min
Motivational Messages/Speeches“The Old Mossy Grave” Story told by Gerald BinghamThe story of why the “Old Mossy Grave” is sang at the Binghamtown Cemetery on Stinking Creek in Knox County, Ky
2021-10-0405 min
Elevate Your EndgameEp. #33 - Bringing Out Your Millennial Genius with Tim BinghamThis week we interview Tim Bingham (aka Tye Dye Tim and Cameron's coach) and dive into authenticity, breaking the rules, and how millennial leaders are reshaping the world. Want to connect with Tim? Here is how you can get a hold of him: Website: TyeDyeTim.net Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tim.bingham.564Connect with Megan and Cameron:FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/coachwithcamconjuringconfidence https://www.facebook.com/groups/3259710644076431INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/coachwithCam/ www.instagram.com/megan.a...
2021-08-1643 min
Simply The Best Sports PodcastPerk Disses Stockton + Top 5 PG's of All Time + Which Title is Harder to Win, NFL or NBA? (ep.135)Episode 135 of Simply The Best Sports Take with Sean Bingham:
0:00 - Kendrick Perkins released his top 5 NBA Point Guards of all time and there is a glaring omission and few errors I have to correct
5:22 - Great players Michael Jordan robbed of a championship
8:53 - Where I rank Russell Westbrook, Oscar Robertson, Steve Nash, and Jason Kidd
10:58 - Which title is harder to win, NFL or NBA? Reviewing the last 40 champs in each sport
18:58 - Utah Jazz, Lakers, NBA Playoffs 23:01 - Hoop Hall of Fame induction of Kobe Bryant, Tim D...
2021-05-1226 minSimply The Best Sports PodcastWhy Tim Tebow to Jags Works + Westbrook Mr. Triple Double + Lakers, Jazz, NBA Playoffs (ep.134)Episode 134 of Simply The Best Sports Take with Sean Bingham:
0:00 - Tim Tebow
8:41 - Westbrook the Triple Double King, where I rank him among current Point Guards
15:08 - Jazz, Lakers, Play-In Game, Playoffs and more NBA
#TimTebow #RussellWestbrook #Lakers #UtahJazz
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2021-05-1125 min
Capital Soul Sessions: Soulful, Deep, Underground House MusicCapital Soul Sessions #93 May 1, 2021Catch DJ Soundscience aka Tim Wayne and Capital Soul Sessions Live Stream In The Mix on Soulful House Music Collage every Monday 6-8pm EST @ twitch.tv/soulfulhousemusiccollage. Please enjoy!Instagram: @capitalsoulmusicTwitter: @DJSoundscienceFacebook: facebook.com/DJsoundscienceEmail: capitalsoulmusic AT gmail.comBandcamp: Capital Soul Music1 Rocco Rodamaal - Break 4 Love, Pt. 2 (Louie Vega Roots Remix)2 Elements Of Life, Lisa Fischer, Cindy Mizelle - Into My Life (Dub)3 Ten City - That's The Way Love Is (Louie Vega Extended Mix)4 Nina Simone - Be My Husband (Maurice Joshua...
2021-05-021h 59Simply The Best Sports PodcastNFL Draft Reaction + Aaron Rodgers Out in GB? + Stars Align for Utah Jazz (ep.131)Episode 131 of Simply The Best Sports Take with Sean Bingham:
0:00 - NFL Draft, 49ers did indeed fool everyone, Mac Jones landed in the perfect spot, Jets go double down on Zach Wilson by moving up to no. 14 to snag lineman
9:20 - Tim Tebow tries out at TE for Jaguars
11:19 - Aaron Rodgers wants out of Green Bay
14:53 - NBA Playoff seeding and the Utah Jazz path to Finals
23:49 - Chris Paul and Steph Curry MVP chances
#ZachWilson #MacJones #UtahJazz
Submit your take or question and be feat...
2021-04-3026 min
The Healthtech PodcastBONUS episode with Jonathan Bingham, President and CEO of Janeiro DigitalJonathan Bingham is CEO of Janeiro Digital, a business transformation and technology consultancy that helps enterprises dream bigger and transform faster. Throughout his career, Jonathan has been at the forefront of every major technology shift, helping businesses solve big problems, innovate and compete. Today, Jonathan leads Janeiro Digital’s mission to help business seize the transformative power of the decentralized web. Working closely with Sir Tim Berners-Lee and his Solid platform, Janeiro Digital is architecting the evolution of Solid and the growth of its ecosystem with enterprises around the globe.Get in touch with Jonathan: jonathan@janeirodigital.co...
2021-04-2850 min
The Healthtech Podcast#182 BONUS The Story of Janerio Digital with President and CEO Jonathan Bingham 💭Jonathan Bingham is CEO of Janeiro Digital, a business transformation and technology consultancy that helps enterprises dream bigger and transform faster. Throughout his career, Jonathan has been at the forefront of every major technology shift, helping businesses solve big problems, innovate and compete. Today, Jonathan leads Janeiro Digital’s mission to help business seize the transformative power of the decentralized web. Working closely with Sir Tim Berners-Lee and his Solid platform, Janeiro Digital is architecting the evolution of Solid and the growth of its ecosystem with enterprises around the globe.rs.
Get in Touch with Jonathan: info@ja...
2021-03-251h 14
The Global InterviewThe Global Interview S13 E7 Tim BinghamTim Bingham is an Award-Winning street and documentary photographer from Ireland. Tim has a passion for working with diverse cross-sections of communities, encouraging individuals young and old to capture their streets using their cameras to tell their stories.
“Firstly and foremost enjoy it, take your time to define your own style of photography and not to define success by the amount of followers on social media. The key to success is to be professional in every project. Treat everyone equally. Having a big ego can block creativity. Build up trusting relationships and collaborate honestly wi...
2021-02-1908 min
Capital Soul Sessions: Soulful, Deep, Underground House MusicCapital Soul Sessions #81 November 1, 2020Here's the latest mix to start the week on a great note.Instagram: @capitalsoulmusic Twitter: @DJSoundscience Facebook: facebook.com/DJsoundscience Email: capitalsoulmusic AT gmail.com Live Stream In The Mix on Soulful House Music CollageEvery Monday 6-8pm EST twitch.tv/soulfulhousemusiccollage 1. Byron Stingily & Kimara Lovelace - About Our Love (Reel Soul Vocal Mix)2. Fertile Ground - Live in the Light (DJ Spinna Mix)3. Ane Brun - Headphone Silence (Henrik Schwarz Remix DF Noizy Edit)4. The Elements Of Life ft. Lisa Fischer & Cindy Mizelle - Into My...
2020-11-012h 00
The Tim DeMoss Show PodcastSinger-Songwriter/Record Producer Steve TaylorSinger-Songwriter/Record Producer Steve Taylor joins the Tim DeMoss Show today. Tim grew up loving Steve's brand of alternative/punk rock--full of energy & witty lyrics, packed with meaning and way ahead of their time. His songs often tackle difficult subjects head-on, challenging people (often the within the church) without making himself the center of attention, if such a thing is possible. Examples include "I Want To Be A Clone," "Meltdown", "(We Don't Need No) Color Code," "Lifeboat," "I Blew Up The Clinic Real Good," "What Is The Measure of Your Success?," and "Bannerman," among a...
2020-07-1749 min
The Tim Ferriss Show#445: Janna Levin on Extra Dimensions, Time Travel, and How to Overcome Boots in the FaceJanna Levin on Extra Dimensions, Time Travel, and How to Overcome Boots in the Face | Brought to you by Allform and LinkedIn Jobs.“I used to resent obstacles along the path, thinking, ‘If only that hadn’t happened life would be so good.’ Then I suddenly realized, life is the obstacles. There is no underlying path.” — Janna LevinJanna Levin (@jannalevin) is the Tow Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Barnard College of Columbia University. She has contributed to an understanding of black holes, the cosmology of extra dimensions, and gravitational waves in the shape of spacetime. Ja...
2020-07-091h 53
On The Fly with Jon Gill[Taster 1] Jack Hollingsworth; Tim Bingham; Christian Payne; Robbie Cumming; SJ van Breda#OnTheFlyPodcast [Compilation No 1]
The first in an occasional series of compilations with snippets from a variety of podcasts.
The first three here are already live and available for download.
Part two of the Christian Payne episode will follow soon as will the new Robbie Cumming and SJ van Breda episodes.
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Jack Hollingsworth – Photographer (iOS/Apple)
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Tim Bingham – Photographer (Android)
https://www.publiclens.ie
2020-06-0631 min
On The Fly with Jon Gill[Ep 2] Tim Bingham – Street Photographer (Android)Welcome to episode 2 of my "On The Fly" podcast
This episodes guest is Ireland based photographer Tim Bingham, who specialises in street photography. He uses both a Fuji mirrorless and a Samsung 9S. By his own reckoning 80% of the time it's the phone.
I highly recommend you check out his Instagram feed as well as his website for further visual stimulation.
But if you're here to rest your eyes and focus on your ears then what follows is nearly an hour of what motivates Tim photographically, his process, tips for getting candid and i...
2020-05-1459 min
Boston Speaks Up031: Janeiro Digital CTO Justin BinghamGuest Justin Bingham is the co-founder and chief technology officer at Janeiro Digital. The engineering and business design savant has worked at technology companies since he was 16 years old, foregoing college in favor of pursuing a career in Boston’s innovation economy straight out of high school. Bingham’s background includes nearly two decades of experience building sophisticated technology solutions and bringing them to market. He is fluent in numerous programming languages, has extensive knowledge of enterprise application architecture, network infrastructure and protocols, distributed systems, and large-scale data processing. Bingham invented one of the first systems to passively detect and iden...
2019-10-271h 28
The Lovejoy HourEp. 142 – ED STAFFORD & LAURA BINGHAM/FAMILY SURVIVAL - A Conversation With… – INTERVIEW SPECIALThis week Tim Lovejoy talks to adventurers and survivalists Ed Stafford and Laura Bingham. Whilst discussing their new documentary ‘Man, Woman, Child, Wild’, they talk about taking their twenty–month old boy to survive on an island with only each other.
Ed and Laura’s documentary is on Discovery Channel on 29th Sept.
Turn on the tap with Quooker here - www.quooker.co.uk/enuk
Beer 52 is here – http://beer52.com/lovejoy
If you would like to contact us then our email address is dearlovejoypodcast@gmail.com or you can tweet Tim @timlovejoy
2019-09-221h 16
"Tapp" into the TruthStopping Scams with Trilogy Media Plus Diabolical with Milo YiannopoulosWhen the duo of Art Kulik and Ashton Bingham created Trilogy Media, a YouTube channel featuring live skits to annoy and generally waste the time of incessant telemarketing calls they were being besieged with, they didn't realize that they were starting a social media juggernaut which also provided instruction to viewers seeking to avoid the scams. The team now makes live appearances across the country at such places like nursing homes where the most vulnerable victims of these scams reside so they can teach these audiences how to avoid falling into these traps. As the holiday season approaches, these scams...
2018-12-012h 00
Paul Bingham Presents AVANTINOVA RADIOPaul Bingham - Avantinova Radio 085
AVANTINOVA RADIO
1. Big Pineapple - Another Chance (Don Diablo Edit) (Extended Mix) [HEXAGON] 2. Cash Cash, Abir - Finest Hour (feat. Abir) (Denis First & Reznikov Remix) [Big Beat Records] 3. JETFIRE, Roy Edri - Out of Time feat. Roy Edri (Calvo Remix) [Dusty Desert] 4. XZX - Over You (Original Mix) [Future Global Records] 5. Lux, NERVO - Why Do I feat. LUX (Stash Konig Remix) [Dirty Panda] 6. Laidback Luke, Shermanology, Ale Mora - Milkshake (Better Than Yours) [Mixmash Records]7. Skytech, R3hab - Starflight (Extended Version) [CYB3RPVNK] 8. Evebe - Flashing Lights (Original...
2018-08-091h 00
Paul Bingham Presents AVANTINOVA RADIOPaul Bingham - Avantinova Radio 070
AVANTINOVA RADIO
1. Tim Berg - Seek Bromance (Avicii Vocal Extended) [Sirup Music] 2. Avicii - Levels [PinkStar Records] 3. Adam De Great - Da Bassline [Xoni Records] 4. John Dahlback - Back To Me feat. Trove [Armada Music] 5. Pendulum - Blood Sugar (Knife Party Remix) [Earstorm] 6. Damon Rush, Ajvas - Elevate [Plasma.Digital] 7. Joel Fletcher, Tom Clayton - Broken Feat. Bianca [Bourne Recordings] 8. MVCE - Clinical [Bourne Recordings]9. Neitan, DJ Kuba - Jungle Jane feat. Skytek [Playbox]10. KuKuS - Fire [Digital Empire VIP] 11. AXEL-H - Help Me [Global League]12...
2018-04-241h 01
Paul Bingham Presents AVANTINOVA RADIOPaul Bingham - Avantinova Radio 068
AVANTINOVA RADIO
1. Clara Mae - I Forgot (MOTi Remix) [Big Beat Records] 2. Tom & Jame - Never Look Back feat. Alice Berg [Revealed Recordings] 3. Thomas Feelman, Luca Perra - Caveman feat. Luciana [Musical Freedom] 4. Tony Junior, Boombastix - Unite feat. HOOX [Musical Freedom] 5. Abel Ramos - Revolution Drums (Thomas Newson Edit) [Revealed Recordings] 6. Tiesto, John Christian - I Like It Loud feat. Marshall Masters & The Ultimate MC [Musical Freedom] 7. Justin Mylo - Chasing Shadows [STMPD RCRDS] 8. Afrojack, D.O.D, Tim-ber - Started [Wall Recordings]9. Diego Miranda, Mr.Black...
2018-04-101h 01
Motivational Messages/SpeechesJohn Warren, Jr - Memorial ServiceMarried to Terri Bingham Warren for 34 years John ended this journey on September 16, 2016. Born at Greenroad in Knox County, KY on October 27, 1933 John was laid to rest at W.H. Smith Memorial Gardens in Barbourville, KY. Speaking at his funeral were his nephew Steven Warren niece Sherry Hale Mize and Rev Tim H. Mills.
2016-09-2634 min
Full Spectrum CyclingWeekly Dose of Fat Show #97 – Special Guest Tim BerntsonWill Ross gets a congratulatory hug from 9:Zero:7 owner Jamie Stull after winning the Fat Bike Birkie! Weekly Dose of Fat - Show Number 97 - Friday, March 11th 2016 Sven, Gomez and JK are in the studio and are joined by phone with Tim Berntson fresh off his ITI 350 win for a bit of light conversation. Our show is brought to you by Surly. Bikes, Parts, Chaos - Learn more at http://surlybikes.com On the show this week? We Start the show off with the Event of The Week We check in with the Fatty Farm Field Report brought...
2016-03-111h 00
Paul Bingham Presents AVANTINOVA RADIOAVANTINOVA RADIO #34 - ULTRA SOUTH AFRICA SPECIALPaul Bingham - AVANTINOVA RADIO #34 - ULTRA SOUTH AFRICA SPECIALPaul Bingham presents the latest in Electro, Tech, Future-House, & Progressive in the EDM World on Avantinova Radio. Hear the weekly show first on www.jrfmnetwork.com (New York) 12:00 EST & 17:00 GMT (18:00 SA Time)- Tracklisting -01. Magic! - Rude (Zedd Remix)02. Fedde Le Grand, Denny White - Cinematic03. Dzeko & Torres, Delaney Jane - L'Amour Toujours feat. Delaney Jane (Tiesto Edit)04. Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Bonnie McKee - Afroki (Marnik Remix)05. Zedd ft. Selena Gomez - I Want You To Know (Jake...
2016-02-241h 01
Paul Bingham Presents AVANTINOVA RADIOPaul Bingham - AVANTINOVA RADIO #33 - Massive tunes this Week!Paul Bingham - AVANTINOVA RADIO #33Paul Bingham presents the latest in Electro, Tech, Future-House, & Progressive in the EDM World on Avantinova Radio. Hear the weekly show first on www.jrfmnetwork.com (New York) 12:00 EST & 17:00 GMT (18:00 SA Time)- Tracklisting -01. Tujamo, Danny Avila - Cream02. Headhunterz, Steve Aoki - The Power Of Now03. Calvin Harris, Disciples - How Deep Is Your Love (Calvin Harris & R3hab Remix)04. Avicii, Tim Bergling - Waiting For Love (Carnage & Headhunterz Remix)05. Bassjackers - Bring That Beat06. Uberjak'd - Twisted07. Will Sparks...
2016-01-0258 min
Motivational Messages/SpeechesFuneral Llewellyn Padgett -Amazing GraceHonoring the life of my Great-Aunt Llewellyn "Lou" Padgett (Bingham) She was born in Lincoln County, Ky. Lived in Harlan County and the mother of Terri Warren of Corbin, Ky and Ronnie Bingham Sr & Ricky Bingham both of Harlan. Tim shares her family history and stories about the family history along with the most important family trait to demonstrate "love". Tim concludes the service with the hymn Amazing Grace.
2013-09-2523 min
Capital Soul Sessions: Soulful, Deep, Underground House MusicHouse of Soul: November 2009November is here and I'm back on the decks. This mix features the work of veterans Louie Vega, Frankie Knuckles, and Frankie Feliciano, plus other heavyweights as DJ Spinna, Yass, and Sean McCabe. Enjoy this journey from Afro to Deep, from Deep to Soul, from funky to dub, and back again. Thanks for listening. For bookings, requests, and question catch me however:Twitter: DJSoundscienceFacebook: www.facebook.com/djsoundsciencee-mail: gutterfingerz@aol.comI'm on internet radio every Thursday : www.raunchyrhythms.comGMT: 12-13:00 EST: 7-8:00 AM 1. Shana - Out...
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