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ICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 16) – Benita Rowe on “The Tech Will Save Her’ – False Promises in Digital Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Solutions”
This is the sixteenth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Benita Rowe illustrates how “Digital interventions aimed at preventing or responding to gender-based violence (GBV) have re-emerged in recent years in cyclical form, each positioned as a world-first innovation”. Yet, she argues that “Despite differences in format, these interventions often replicate a flawed set of design assumptions that consistently fail toaccount for lived realities”.
The full vignette can be read here...
2026-02-1603 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 15) – Nimmi Rangaswamy on “Social, Shared and Sustainable: Whatever Happened to the Community Internet?”
This is the fifteenth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Nimmi Rangaswamy concludes that “What was once imagined as a shared, empowering infrastructure has become a personalised, pay-per-use playground — curated for binge and scroll rather than community or collective good. The Internet in India today is more a screen in the palm than a shared window. It entertains more than it empowers, and connects more to content than to community”.
The full vig...
2026-02-0903 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 14) – Nnenna Nwakanma on “Working WITH, not FOR”
This is the fourteenth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Nnenna Nwakanma tells the story of her experiences having asked to visit a “school that the media has touted as the ‘model’” of good use of digital tech in education in a West African country. As she notes, “I needed to see things for myself, where the rubber hits the road. I also refused any ‘official’ or ‘media-related’ accompaniment”. The vignette reports on the schocks she encountered when s...
2026-02-0104 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DInclusion numérique dans un monde inégalitaire (Épisode 13 en français) – Yuliya Morenets sur « Au-delà du rôle symbolique: repenser l’inclusion des jeunes dans les forums mondiaux »
Voici le treizième épisode de notre podcast, inspiré des témoignages d’amis et de collègues qui ont contribué au nouveau livre de Tim Unwin, «Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto». Yuliya Morenets y raconte sa rencontre dans le hall d’inscription d’un événement IGF, illustrant comment l’inclusion des jeunes privilégie souvent la familiarité à l’innovation. Elle conclut : « Si nous voulons une véritable participation, nous devons dépasser le symbolisme. Nous devons investir dans les jeunes, non seulement comme des acteurs, mais aussi comme des bâtisseurs : imparfaits, passionnés et toujours en apprentissage...
2026-01-2602 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 13 in English) – Yuliya Morenets on “Beyond the Token Seat: Rethinking Youth Inclusion in Global Forums”
This is the thirteenth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Yuliya Morenets tells the story of an encounter in the registration lobby of an IGF event to show how youth inclusion often rewards familiarity over innovation. She concludes that “If we want real participation, we must move beyond tokenism. We need to invest in youth not just as performers, but as builders—messy, passionate, and still learning. The point is not to polish every voice but to...
2026-01-2602 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 12) – David Hollow on “Evidence-driven decision-making in the use of digital technologies in education”
This is the twelfth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, David Hollow argues that building a cuture of evidence-driven decision making can help ensure that EdTech is used wisely to mitigate the global learning crisis. He argues that everyone can contribute to building such a culture of evidence-based decision-making in EdTech by asking the following question: will this use of technology lead to an impact on learning outcomes that is cost-effective and works at scale?...
2026-01-1904 min
Wei的健康笔记医生自己在做什么：顶级专家亲身实践的 15 项方案深入了解为何一项大型研究发现：避免阳光照射的死亡风险竟与吸烟相当，以及一位医生如何成功逆转 2 型糖尿病，重新跑赢自己的孙辈。本期节目揭示 15 项顶级专家亲身实践的健康方案，包括“口贴呼吸”为何能显著提升深度睡眠，以及有氧运动如何像一场神经化学“泡泡浴”，在生理层面促进大脑生长。从重建流失的肌肉，到通过“心理距离”提升抗压与韧性，你将学到顶级健康专家用于抗炎、延长寿命的、真正有科学依据的关键习惯。我们每周都会为你收听全球最优秀的健康播客，结合真实的个人故事与临床研究，提炼出最关键、最实用、可立即应用的行动要点—让你无需刷遍所有播客，也能掌握精华。Jan-16, Feel Stuck, Confused, or Behind? Use THIS…, On PurposeJan-16, Weight Regain After GLP1s + Why It’s…, Dr. TynaJan-16, Seth Meyers, Handling Performance Anxiety…, 10% HappierJan-16, Julie Taguchi, Does Hormone Replacement Cause…, Thyroid FixerJan-16, Charles Bohdy, The Dirty Truth About Your Home’s…, Longevity (N. Niddam)Jan-16, Brené Brown, How to Stop Betraying Yourself…, School of GreatnessJan-16, David Renteln, The Superbrain Drug Politicians Use…, Human UpgradeJan-16, Nick Barringer, Lose Fat Without Losing Muscle…, Optimal ProteinJan-16, Dr Wendy Suzuki, Do This Every Day to Reduce…, Feel Better Live MoreJan-15, Adam Lane Smith, Why 65% of People Suck at…, Human UpgradeJan-15, Maya Shankar, Navigating Unexpected Life Changes…, Rich RollJan-15, Why Your Hair Is Thinning After 40…, Everyday WellnessJan-15, Wendy Suzuki, Tools to Boost Attention & Memory…, Huberman LabJan-15, Dr Navaz Habib, What You’ve Been Told About the…, Boundless LifeJan-15, Why Lifestyle Medicine Is Mitochondrial…, EnergizedJan-14, Jonathan Jarecki, Can Sunlight Add Years to Your…, Dhru PurohitJan-14, Dr David Unwin, Use Food to Transform Your Health…, Feel Better Live MoreJan-14, Steve Young, From Super Bowl MVP to Managing…, Tim FerrissJan...
2026-01-1720 min
Wei's Longevity NotesWhat Doctors Do: 15 Protocols Top Experts Use on ThemselvesDiscover why a massive study found that avoiding sunlight carries the same mortality risk as smoking, and how one doctor reversed his Type 2 diabetes to outrun his grandchildren. We reveal 15 expert protocols, including why "mouth taping" dramatically improves deep sleep and how aerobic exercise acts as a neurochemical "bubble bath" to physically grow your brain. From rebuilding lost muscle to "psychological distancing" for resilience, learn the exact science-backed habits that top health experts use to fight inflammation and extend their lifespans.We listen to the best health podcasts for you every week and pull out the key...
2026-01-1735 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 11) – Janet Longmore on “The Youth-led Imperative”
This is the eleventh episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Janet Longmore provides a summary of the six main learnings from the work of Digital Opportunity Trust with young people drawing especially on their recent experiences in Rwanda and Uganda. Implementation of these learnings can provide a fundamental ‘mindset shift’ that reflects new skills and an entrepreneurial socially responsible spirit, resiliency and adaptability among young people that are critical for navigating employment and self-employment opportunities in a d...
2026-01-1405 min
ACADEMIA DO AGROACTO-XXXIV-Grécia - Dioniso: A Videira Que Brotou do CaosMergulhamos na complexa e fascinante figura de Dioniso, o deus do vinho, do êxtase e da transformação. "Acto XXXIV Dioniso" explora os mitos, simbolismos e as diversas interpretações que cercam essa divindade enigmática da mitologia grega. Prepare-se para uma jornada repleta de drama, rituais antigos e revelações surpreendentes que desafiam a realidade e convidam à reflexão sobre a natureza humana, a loucura criativa e o poder da celebração. Descubra como Dioniso influencia não só os mitos, mas também a cultura, a arte e a espiritualidade ao longo dos séculos. 🔹 Análise...
2026-01-0617 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 10) – Nick Hughes OBE on “The Power of Micro-Transactions”
This is the tenth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Nick Hughes argues that “we must use technology to create new economic wealth by either helping someone make money or save money: market-creating innovation“. He then provides insights into how he thinks this can happen, suggesting that “The next phase of development will see digital payments linked to real-time economic output data. The use-cases are multiple, with the following being just a few: clean energy from dis...
2026-01-0401 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 9) – Emily Hickson’s contribution to “Nigel Hickson: a digital life well lived for others”
This is the ninth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. Our dear friend and colleague, Nigel Hickson was to have written one of these vignettes based on his wealth of experience working on Internet Governance, especially for the British Government and ICANN, but his untimely death meant that he was unable to complete it. Instead, some of his friends have contributed very short pieces on what it was that made him so special, and a model to fo...
2025-12-2700 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 8) – Judith Hellerstein’s contribution to “Nigel Hickson: a digital life well lived for others”
This is the eighth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. Our dear friend and colleague, Nigel Hickson was to have written one of these vignettes based on his wealth of experience working on Internet Governance, especially for the British Government and ICANN, but his untimely death meant that he was unable to complete it. Instead, some of his friends have contributed very short pieces on what it was that made him so special, and a model to fo...
2025-12-2200 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 7) – G. ‘Hari’ Harindranath – How May Academics Help to Empower Marginalised Communities Through Digital Tech?
This is the seventh episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Hari argues that “Empowering marginalised groups through our work with digital technologies, and striving to make the world a better place as a result may be lofty aspirations, but they are worth pursuing. That will require us all to get out of our comfort zones and find ways to prioritise outcomes, commit time and resources, and engage with communities on the ground, rather than in the...
2025-12-0704 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 6) – Mei Lin Fung on “Learning from Land Rights so Data Rights are Right from the Get Go”.
This is the sixth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Mei Lin Fung suggests that “The painful history of poorly defined land rights, which in the past led to displacement through lack of formal documentation, offers a crucial lesson for the digital age”. She concludes optimistically that “We still have time to shape the digital future so that it reflects the dignity of everyone it touches — and ensures meaningful participation for anyone, anywhere”
The full vig...
2025-11-2703 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 5) – Domenico Fiormonte on “The Geopolitics of Digital Knowledge”.
This is the fifth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Domenico asks the important question “So who has the power today to ‘represent’ digitally the world’s languages, the core of human cultures?”. He answers: “It is a group of Western, predominantly English-speaking and U.S.-based corporations”. However, he concludes optimistically that “the real Web is becoming multilingual and multicultural, regardless of all its hegemonic and mainstream representations”
Audio in Italian
The full vignette...
2025-11-1405 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 4) – Pari Esfandiari’s contribution to “Nigel Hickson: a digital life well lived for others”
This is the fourth episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. Our dear friend and colleague, Nigel Hickson was to have written one of these vignettes based on his wealth of experience working on Internet Governance, especially for the British Government and ICANN, but his untimely death meant that he was unable to complete it. Instead, some of his friends have contributed very short pieces on what it was that made him so special, and a model to fo...
2025-11-0900 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 3) – Ken Banks on Memories of Innovation for the Most Marginalised
This is the third episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Ken focuses perceptively on the reasons why so many digital initiative notionally intended to help the poor often fail to do so. As he says “I worked for 15 years trying to give a voice to, and support, the work of grassroots organisations through digital tech, butmy frustration in a wider development system that didn’t seem to want to do what they knew was be...
2025-11-0202 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 2) – Marine Al Dahdah on The Digital Privatisation of India’s Administration
This is the second episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Marine focuses critically on aspects of the digital privatisation of India’s administrative systems. The vignette can also be read here.
Marine is a sociologist and a CNRS Fellow at the Center for the Study of Social Movements (EHESS-Paris) and French Institute of Pondicherry in India. Her research focuses on digital policies in Asia and Africa and more particularly on digital heal...
2025-10-2403 minICT4D Collective » ICT4DDigital Inclusion in an Unequal World (Episode 1) – Tendani Mulanga Chimboza on the exploitation of young women: digital tech at the heart of the immoral economy
This is the first episode of our podcast based on the vignettes contributed by friends and colleagues to Tim Unwin’s new book Digital Technologies in an Unequal World: An Empancipatory Manfesto. In it, Tendani highlights how digital tech is being used to exploit young women in southern Africa. The vignette can also be read here.
Tendani is a passionate and driven professional committed to making a difference through inclusive leadership, academic excellence, and impactful research. She advocates for representation and social justice, using technology to empower communities. Her work bridges academia (UCT), corporate insight, and public en...
2025-10-2004 min
The WallBuilders ShowIf law is a teacher, what are we teaching about life?- with Seth GuberThe 1916 ProjectThe post‑Roe fight didn’t end at the clinic door—it moved to the mailbox, the browser, and the bathroom. We sit down with Seth Gruber to confront the gap between what pro‑life laws claim and what they actually do, especially as chemical abortions surge and many states punish providers while giving parents legal immunity. If law is a teacher, what lesson are we sending when the same act is criminal for one set of hands and consequence‑free for another?We unpack the uncomfortable numbers around abortion pills, the supply chains tha...
2025-10-1526 min
clearly becomingEP 5 - Reframing ProductivityIn this episode of 'Her Career Her Way', Hazel Ann discusses the complexities of productivity, workaholism, and the importance of rest. She reflects on her personal experiences transitioning from a high-achieving internship to a period of downtime, exploring feelings of guilt associated with rest and the societal pressures surrounding productivity. Hazel Ann emphasises the need to reframe our understanding of productivity, recognising that rest is not a sign of laziness but a crucial component of creativity and personal growth. She offers practical solutions for achieving a balance between work and rest, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique career paths...
2025-09-1524 min
The BookshelfA simmering summer in Greece, rare snails, dystopia with a twist: new fiction by Amy Taylor, Leif Enger and Maria RevaThe Bookshelf continues to explore new fiction, beginning in this episode with Ruins by Amy Taylor, a plunge into holiday chaos during a simmering summer in Greece. Maria Reva’s Endling takes us to Ukraine, where an eccentric scientist is breeding rare snails. And, Leif Enger’s I Cheerfully Refuse...dystopia with a twist.BOOKS Amy Taylor, Ruins, Allen & Unwin Maria Reva, Endling, Virago Leif Enger, I Cheerfully Refuse, Grove Press GUESTS Mark Mordue, music writer, journalist, and poet – whose books include Boy On Fire: The Young Nick Cave
2025-08-2154 min
Family Health LabCarnivore Diet Weight Loss and Ultimate Fitness Tips | Personal Trainer Casey RuffHow to lose weight and achieve ultimate fitness with a carnivore diet. Personal trainer, nutrition coach, and podcast host Casey Ruff shares his top tips Burn Fat, Boost Energy, and Optimize Health. 2:00 Low-carb podcasting3:00 Peter Ballerstedt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EBxUBhdwPE&t=203s4:00 Jessica Apple, Food Revolution4:30 Low carb stories5:00 Casey’s carnivore diet approach6:00 Dr Anthony Chaffee’s carnivore rules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm0l8V-T5f07:00 Why Casey moved from low-cal to a low-carb approach8:00 Anxiety improvements on carn...
2025-07-211h 00
Scarlet Stiletto BitesCheck-Out Time by Rowena Helston“Check-Out Time”, the short story by Sydneysider, Rowena Helston, won the prize for Best Investigation in Sisters in Crime’s 2009 Scarlet Stiletto Awards. Rowena trained as a criminal lawyer and currently works in legal research. After winning the Scarlet Stiletto award, she studied at the Faber Academy at Allen & Unwin and completed a novel, Bellwater Proof. She publishes her creative writing and artistic work on her website at www.rowenahelston.com . Send your feedback to admin@sistersincrime.org.auCreditsConcept designer, co-producer, and narrator: Susanna LobezCo-producer: Carmel ShuteProduction Manage...
2025-04-0437 min
Family Health Lab#5 Steps to LIVE LONGER (DO THIS) for Best Ketosis, Insulin & Glucose Results | Dr Brian LenzkesDr. Brian Lenzkes is an internal medicine doctor based in San Diego, and a ketogenic and low carb specialist. Listen to Dr Lenzkes' tips on the foods and lifestyle strategies that transformed his and his patient's health. 🔷 Carnivore Kids? Dr. Anthony Chaffee: https://youtu.be/d3iXJAJaZp8?si=BI0XMj65NlOfQsSh&t=113🔷 Why #KetoDiet is so Powerful. Dr. Dom D'Agostino: https://youtu.be/sg3lABmbzuQ?si=NOFv7xR7L4vdjH_8🔷 How to Heal from #CarbAddiction with Bitten Jonsson: https://youtu.be/i6KmXWHsWt0?si=uVnvMdmXh4Ld1u9RTime...
2025-03-2354 min
Property Investing - Explained#27 - There's Asbestos in My Property: What Do I Do Next?In this episode of Commercial Property Investing Explained Simply, Andrew Bean and Steve Palise chat with Tim Unwin, a licensed asbestos assessor from All Clear Group, about what investors need to know when it comes to asbestos in commercial buildings.We cover:What asbestos actually is and why it was so widely used in Australian buildingsWhere it’s commonly found in commercial properties (including the places you wouldn’t expect)How to identify it—and when testing is necessaryW...
2025-02-0450 min
Commercial Property Show AustraliaThere's Asbestos in My Property: What Do I Do Next? - Commercial Property Investing Explained SeriesIn this episode of the Commercial Property Investing Explained Series, hosts Andrew Bean and Steve Palise tackle a topic that’s more than just a buzzword in property circles, it’s asbestos. With special guest Tim Unwin from All Clear Group, we unravel the mysteries of this notorious building material that once dominated Australian construction.
Join us as we dive into:
What is asbestos? Why was it so widely used in Aussie buildings, and when did it get the official boot?
Spotting the sneaky culprit How to identify asbestos in older properties without jumping to c...
2025-01-2350 min
The Final Word Cricket PodcastStory Time 207 – The Hon Matthew Hayden MP, a missed opportunityIt's Story Time, our walk through cricket history via your listener quiz challenges. This week, our love affair with Wangaratta grows through the story of a journeyman in the wickets against the Windies. With Daniel Norcross with Adam, long answers are inevitable and roads less travelled too – what would Australia be like had Matthew Hayden taken the chance to run for parliament? A rare triple header is tackled ton as well – a new number revisit and confirmation all in one, with (Plucka) Ducks, (Vasbert) Drakes and (Jon) Davison together at last. Your Nerd Pledge numb...
2024-11-021h 45
Kiwi Kids Book ChatKKBC Season 2 : Episode 9 - Book Awards 2024 Part 2Welcome to the Kiwi Kids Book Chat with school librarians Penny Walch and Julie Huggins.
This week we are featuring four more of the categories of the 2024 Book Award finalists - Non Fiction, Illustration, Te Reo and First Book. There are yet more fabulous titles to drool over in this bunch!
Books mentioned in the episode:
Thanks to The Sapling for the links to reviews.
And click HERE for some wise words from The Sapling.
Patu: The New Zealand Wars, written and illustrated by Gavin Bishop (Penguin Random House NZ) Read an interview...
2024-07-2737 min
Boundless Body RadioThe Family Health Lab and Low Carb Diets with Claire McDonnel Liu! 653Send us a textClaire McDonnell Liu is a practicing Naturopathic Nutritionist based in beautiful Busselton, Australia. Originally based in the United Kingdom, Claire has experience treating patients in the NHS, private medical practices in the UK and Australia and in her private clinic. A former Environmental Consultant, Claire retrained as a Nutritionist following her experiences of using ‘food as medicine’ to help her own young children overcome debilitating eczema, alopecia and epilepsy. Claire has over 10 years’ experience in delivering ketogenic and restricted carbohydrate dietary support and training, for weight management and patients with dia...
2024-06-2639 minScarlet Stiletto BitesSide Window by Vikki Petraitis Vikki Petraitis has written 18 books, including her best-selling book The Frankston Murders about serial killer Paul Denyer. In 2023, she released a podcast of the same name which topped charts around the world and helped change the law to keep Denyer in prison. Vikki’s first fiction, The Unbelieved, won the inaugural Allen & Unwin Crime Fiction Prize and the Readers’ Choice Davitt Award. The sequel is on the way. Vikki’s Casefile Presents podcasts have been downloaded millions of times. Her next podcast is called The Unthinkable and is due for release in 2024.CreditsConcept designer, co-pro...
2024-06-2139 min
The Bright ForeverThere Is a Fountain (Easter Special)Send us a textIn today's episode we offer you a profound understanding of why the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a historical event, but the bedrock of our faith, as Paul explains in 1 Corinthians 15. We pay tribute to the enduring legacy of William Cowper, delving into his classic hymn "There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood," and uncovering the depths of its theological richness. We take a look at both Cowper's personal struggles, and the pastoral support and comfort he received from the Unwin family and Rev. John Newton. We learn a little about...
2024-03-3141 min
The Final Word Cricket PodcastStory Time 151 – Hopper Read, not Chopper ReadIt's Story Time, our weekly walk through cricket history via your listener quiz challenges. This week, in a bumper revisit special, have we found the cricketer whose career was most unfairly influenced by accountants? Bring your MBAs. The birth of a legendary franchise, before franchises existed. The greatest prison escape stories from regional Victoria. And have we also found the best cricket photograph of all time? You decide, on Story Time. Your Nerd Pledge revisits this week:7.60 - Richard Jansz-Moore2.90 - Richard Jansz-Moore210.15 - Rob O'Neill3.67...
2023-09-221h 44The Final Word Cricket PodcastLooking back at the Edgbaston miracleSeason 14, Episode 20: Well, with a night and a day to think about, we can start to come to terms with what we saw in Birmingham yesterday. An extraordinary day, with some bigger themes to come out of it than what we could address in the Daily show looking more at the action on the field. Also this week, our preview of the Women's Ashes Test with Geoff at Trent Bridge in Nottingham, and we look at some remarkable results from the 2023 World Cup qualifiers.Your Nerd Pledge number for this week:3.62...
2023-06-211h 01
iHeart Cinci with Sandy Collins#53 | Sheriff McGuffey on Louisville bank mass shooting, Ofc. Tim Unwin tribute, NAMIWalkHamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey addresses the senseless and devastating mass shooting in Louisville on April 10, 2023 that killed five Old National Bank employees. We address the increasing fear of these killings in workplaces, schools, places of worship, etc. McGuffey answers the question, "Should we be allowed to carry guns at work to protect ourselves?" Then, we talk about the tragic loss of Springfield Twp. Officer Tim Unwin, an 8 year law enforcement veteran who crashed into an innocent civilian, Willian Dunson, killing both. Unwin started his career at the Hamilton County Sheriff's Detention Center. Finally, Katie Harper...
2023-04-1726 min
miscellaneous creative Commons videosMineClone2 : Release 0.83 - Safe and SoundA quick showcase of the features added with the MineClone 2 0.83 update. A Minetest game.
This video is only featuring important gameplay changes.
Click here for steps on how to play: https://git.minetest.land/MineClone2/MineClone2/src/branch/master/HOW_TO_PLAY.md
See https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?p=423766#p423766 for full changelog.
Links:
ContentDB: https://content.minetest.net/packages/Wuzzy/mineclone2/
Issue Tracker: https://git.minetest.land/MineClone2/MineClone2/issues
MineClone2 CSM: https://git.minetest.land/MineClone2/MineClone2Client
0:00 Welcome to MineClone2 v0.83, with...
2023-04-1500 min
The Final Word Cricket PodcastStory Time 128 - The big one (revisit special)It's Story Time, our weekly walk through cricket history via your listener quiz challenges. It isn't often that we breach the two-hour barrier, but this was worth it. A BUMPER revisits special with 18 numbers – a new record for a single ep. Hop in to learn about the all-round sporting brilliance of Harald Frei, a nagging seamer called Mad Jack, the sad final appearance of Johnny Briggs, and a chap by the name of Dick Daft. And so, so much more. Enjoy!Your revisited Nerd Pledge numbers this week:411.12 - Sean McGivern...
2023-03-252h 05
Fabulously Keto130: Dr Karen Malone - GP With A Passion For Lifestyle ChangesDr Karen Malone
Dr Karen Malone is a GP in Southampton. She has worked as a GP for 13 years.
She has a passion for Lifestyle Medicine and LCH. She aims to support patients to make a difference to their life and health without the need to always take medication.
She believes that lifestyle comes first and medicine second. She believes that we need to promote healthy living at every opportunity.
She is concerned about the diabesity pandemic and population health, particularly in areas of deprivation. She is also frustrated by those who...
2023-03-091h 20
Fabulously Keto128: Varina Emblen - A Table Changed My LifeVarina Emblen
I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes 24 years ago. The prospect for me was very bleak indeed: a failing pancreas, high blood pressure or even toe or possibly foot amputation. The only treatment was medication or weight loss. So I chose weight loss and embarked upon a very long and dispiriting battle with my weight over the next few years.
At each annual review to check my blood sugars and other aspects of being diabetic, I was encouraged to consider medication but I always refused in favour of losing weight. I had many successes ov...
2023-02-231h 16
OffcutsEp 53: Lottie Unwin, Founder of The Copy ClubI sit down with Lottie Unwin, Founder of The Copy Club. We explore key learnings from the early stages of her career, why marketing mates are helpful, creating an octopus business model, what it takes to build a community (I mean, really build a community!), how brands can rethink their approach to community, fostering customer conversations and the do’s and don’ts of personal branding.
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2022-09-1243 min
TsundokuEp 10: Ghost Tattoo tells the hidden story of one man’s Holocaust + The mercurial nature of the memoirIt took forty years for Dr Tony Bernard to uncover the full horror of what his father went through in World War 2. The memoir “Ghost Tattoo” is an extraordinary adventure and survival tale of life in Auschwitz but more than that it tells the lesser-known story of what really happened in the Jewish ghettos. And… What sets memoir apart from autobiography and why is it such an important form of writing? Dr Kylie Cardell illustrates a lively conversation about what she calls “life writing” with two fearless books that reveal much about the historical and contemporar...
2022-09-0538 minThe Final Word Cricket PodcastStoryTime 103 - The best dive bar in AmericaIt's Story Time, our weekly walk through cricket history via your listener quiz challenges. This week, possibly our longest episode as we clear the decks before Geoff departs for three weeks in the wilderness. What did we talk about across a couple of hours? Bradman’s quadruple, Bob Taylor (a couple of times), one-eyed greats, Danes, Dusty Old Kiwis, ancient Wisdens, Big Brother, the Hawthorn/Geelong rivalry… you get the idea. Tuck in.Your Nerd Pledge numbers this week:6.85 – Michael Hall6.39 – Jake Cuncliffe9.95 – Jeremy Le Roux6.87 – Aaron Hoskin...
2022-08-271h 59
Jon Mallia PodcastEpisodju 050 ma' Salvu MalliaIl-50 episodju.
Jien, Missieri, it-Tim, tuzzana Patruni u huggiega… fl-Ghar il-Kbir...Tlaqna!
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Informazzjoni li giet diskussa waqt il-Podcast;
Kotba:
‘In the Name of the Prince: Maltese Corsairs, 1760-1798’ ta’ Liam Gauci
‘The Religion’ ta’ Tim Wollocks ‘The Sword and the Scimitar’ ta’ David Ball: https://agendabookshop.com/products/t...
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Gobekli Tepe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6...
Sumer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumer Gilgamesh: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilgamesh
J.D. Unwin (antropologu): ht...
2022-05-133h 57
Love That AlbumSmall Faces "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake"Are you all seated comfortable, too square on your botty? Then Love That Album can begin.Welcome to episode 155 of Love That Album podcast.As the 1960s rolled on, popular music evolved....and yet some of it looked back for inspiration. In the late 60s, the pop songs that had propelled the early British Invasion bands had moved on to make way for heavier sounds of psychedelia and blues based rock. The mod bands that had started out as purely “maximum R&B” were exploring different avenues while still main...
2022-03-291h 25
Einstein A Go-GoDiagnostic Errors and Modifying Space for Autistic LearnersProfessor Tim Senden from the Australian National University discusses the bridges between physics and chemistry in the microscopic world; Dr Mary Dahm, Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Communication in Health Care. also from ANU, presents her work looking at the links between communication and diagnostic errors among doctors; and Dr Katy Unwin from La Trobe University unpacks the Sensory Observation Autism Rating scale (SOAR) and how it could revolutionise learning for students with special needs. With presenter Dr. Shane.Program page: Einstein-A-Go-GoFacebook page: Einstein-A-Go-GoTwitter: Einstein-A-Go-Go
2022-03-2751 min
iamtheCODE PodcastS6E3 In Conversation with Tim Unwin - A Paradigm Shift is Needed to Advance the UN SDGsWelcome to the new season of the iamtheCODE podcast!
This week’s episode welcomes Professor Tim Unwin, UNESCO Chair in ICT4D, and Emeritus Professor of Geography at Royal Holloway, University of London. Tim is a long friend of Africa who has written many books about Digital interventions for the marginalised communities, especially the disabled. His book “Reclaiming information & communication technologies for development” inspired our host. He was the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) from 2011-2015, where he travelled intensively to Africa and Asia. He was appointed Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michae...
2022-02-2556 min
UK Low CarbThe BIG Conversation 🗣️ LIVE! 🔴 Prof. Tim Noakes, Dr Jen Unwin, Pauline Cox and Dr David Unwin | Pt. 2The BIG Conversation🗣️ LIVE! 🔴 Prof. Tim Noakes, Dr Jen Unwin, Pauline Cox and Dr David Unwin | Pt. 2I hope you enjoyed last week's episode of The BIG Conversation LIVE. This week we have Pauline Cox and Dr David Unwin sharing their papers, which I found both to be incredibly eye opening!You can find all of the papers discussed on The BIG Conversation click here if you would like to check them out for yourselves.Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review so we can get the word out to more...
2021-07-1652 minUK Low CarbThe BIG Conversation 🗣️ LIVE! 🔴 Prof. Tim Noakes, Dr Jen Unwin, Pauline Cox and Dr David Unwin | Pt. 1The BIG Conversation 🗣️ LIVE! 🔴 Prof. Tim Noakes, Dr Jen Unwin, Pauline Cox and Dr David Unwin | Pt. 1Join me for a very exciting episode where I am joined by Prof. Tim Noakes, Drs Jen and David Unwin and Pauline Cox as we discuss hot topics and research in the Low Carb/ Keto Space.This episode was recorded live and is part 1, tune in next week for part 2 where Pauline and Dr David Unwin will be sharing their papers. I had a blast recording this episode thanks to my amazing panel, I really hope you enjo...
2021-07-0952 min
Super Connected ConversationsWith Vicky UnwinLearn more about Super Connected
Vicky Unwin has had a long career in both book and newspaper publishing, centred round her African roots, and is currently the chair of Wasafiri Magazine and a Caine Prize Council member. She has always been fascinated by family secrets and began researching the story behind The Boy from Boskovice shortly before her father’s death in 2012. She is a Trustee ofTransform Drug Policy Foundation campaigning for the decriminalisation of drugs after losing her daughter to a ketamine overdose in 2011. Connect with Vicky here.
2021-06-1235 min
The Know Show PodcastImpact of digital technology on migration - Prof Tim Unwin & Prof Hari Harindranathhttps://www.patreon.com/user?u=31723331
Instead of working "on" or "for" migrants, perhaps working "with" migrants would be ideal.
Tim and Hari are both senior lecturers at Royal Holloway university of London. The former specialises in geography whilst the latter is an expert in digital innovation management. Together they collaborated on a project to recognise the impact of digital technology on migration. In this episode of The Know Show which was recorded on the 21st of August 2020, the professors discussed with Hussain Ayed the different aspects in which dig...
2021-03-1253 min
Protecting Your NEST with Dr. Tony HamptonEpisode 16: Dr. David UnwinDr David Unwin is an award-winning physician known for pioneering the LowCarb approach in the U.K. In 2015, he was made a U.K. Royal College of General Practitioners Expert Clinical Advisor and won the NHS Inovater of the Year Award for his work with diabetes patients in 2016. Dr. Unwin was named the ninth most influential general practitioner in the U.K. by G.P. Magazine in 2018. He is also the author of several peer-reviewed papers on the science of LowCarb diets. In this episode, Dr. Unwin talks about the importance of recording and considering data in...
2020-10-161h 24
The Fanderson PodcastFanderson Podcast 3With host, journalist and broadcaster Ros Connors:
- the man behind the Super Space Theater project, David Hirsch, explains how it all came about
- archive interview with Stanley Unwin
Post-production Ros Connors and Tim Mallett.
Music Tim Newnham and Paul Westerman.
All content ©2020 Fanderson, except:
Stanley Unwin interview ©1988 Ros Connors
2020-08-101h 02
Bletchley ParkE108 - Victory in EuropeMay 2020
After more than 5 and a half years of fighting, 75 Years ago today the war in Europe officially finally came to an end.
To commemorate the day we present this special It Happened Here episode. Using archive recordings and interviews with our Veterans from both our official Oral History Project and nearly 8 years of podcasts, we hope to take you back to the heady days of early May 1945.
20 of our Veterans will share their memories, both happy and sometimes poignant, of what VE Day and beyond meant to them. Featured in order of appearance are:
Betty F...
2020-05-0859 min
Rotary Melbourne PodcastTim Fischer AC, Monash Medal OrationTim Fischer was born at Lockhart, NSW, and educated at Boree Creek in the Riverina and Xavier College, Melbourne. Mr Fischer served with the Australian Army 1 RAR from 1966-1969, in both Australia and Vietnam, before returning to the family farm at Boree Creek in southern NSW.
In 1971 he was elected to the NSW Parliament. During his time in State Parliament, Mr Fischer became National Party Whip and served on a number of Parliamentary Committees, including the State ‘Staysafe’ Committee. He resigned from State Politics in 1984 to seek pre-selection for the Federal Parliamentary seat of Farrer, at the time based on Albur...
2018-08-1317 min
Enjoy Selection of Full Audiobooks in Fiction & Literature, General#AskGaryVee: One Entrepreneur's Take on Leadership, Social Media, and Self-Awareness - Gary VaynerchukListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://epod.spaceTitle: #AskGaryVee: One Entrepreneur's Take on Leadership, Social Media, and Self-AwarenessAuthor: Gary VaynerchukNarrator: Alex De Simone, Casey Neistat, Dave Ramsey, Draymond Green, Gary Vaynerchuk, Jack Welch, Kevin Jonas, Seth GodinFormat: UnabridgedLength: 12:02:00Language: EnglishRelease date: 03-08-2016Publisher: HarperAudioGenres: Business & Economics, Marketing & Advertising, Business DevelopmentSummary:The New York Times bestselling author draws from his popular show #AskGaryVee to offer surprising, often outrageous, and imminently useful and honest answers...
2016-03-0812h 02
ICT for Development Seminar SeriesWhat Hopes for ICT for Development?Tim Unwin focuses on current work at the CTO, where his own personal contributions focus especially on the use of ICTs by people with disabilities. Many of those engaged in using information and communication technologies for development in the early 2000s saw them as being an opportunity through which profoundly different social, economic and political structures could be created, that would in some way generate a fairer, more equitable global system. Recent rapid expansion in the use of mobile technologies and social media has convinced a newer generation of researchers and practitioners that this project is still on track. In...
2014-03-2153 minICT for Development Seminar SeriesWhat Hopes for ICT for Development?Tim Unwin focuses on current work at the CTO, where his own personal contributions focus especially on the use of ICTs by people with disabilities. Many of those engaged in using information and communication technologies for development in the early 2000s saw them as being an opportunity through which profoundly different social, economic and political structures could be created, that would in some way generate a fairer, more equitable global system. Recent rapid expansion in the use of mobile technologies and social media has convinced a newer generation of researchers and practitioners that this project is still on track. In...
2014-03-2153 min
Oxford Internet Institute - Lectures and SeminarsWhat Hopes for ICT for Development?Tim Unwin focuses on current work at the CTO, where his own personal contributions focus especially on the use of ICTs by people with disabilities. Many of those engaged in using information and communication technologies for development in the early 2000s saw them as being an opportunity through which profoundly different social, economic and political structures could be created, that would in some way generate a fairer, more equitable global system. Recent rapid expansion in the use of mobile technologies and social media has convinced a newer generation of researchers and practitioners that this project is still on track. In...
2014-03-2153 minOxford Internet Institute - Lectures and SeminarsWhat Hopes for ICT for Development?Tim Unwin focuses on current work at the CTO, where his own personal contributions focus especially on the use of ICTs by people with disabilities. Many of those engaged in using information and communication technologies for development in the early 2000s saw them as being an opportunity through which profoundly different social, economic and political structures could be created, that would in some way generate a fairer, more equitable global system. Recent rapid expansion in the use of mobile technologies and social media has convinced a newer generation of researchers and practitioners that this project is still on track. In...
2014-03-2153 min
GovScapeBeyond The Hype: Gov-tech Across The Commonwealth Of NationsThe 54 countries of the Commonwealth of Nations represents more than 2 billion people across every region of the world and a vast diversity in development and capacity.
Professor Tim Unwin, well-known as UNESCO Chair in ICT4D, now heads up the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO). In this wide-ranging and provocative discussion, he explores the impact of ICT across diverse economies, the value of technology for governance and also provides an overview of the CTO, including a new strategic focus on six key themes.
Prof. Unwin claims that, while it can change the relationship between citizens and the state, by itself technology do...
2012-09-1135 min
Centre for Commonwealth Education: SeminarsCCE Seminar: Technology and development: the contribution of OERTim Unwin, CEO of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation and UNESCO Chair in ICT4D, presents on ICT for Development, to alleviate poverty and improve quality of education and OER (ICT4D).
2012-05-2256 min
The Magic NewswireMNW #315 :: IMX 2011 Thanks to the hard work of Cameron Ramsey, we put together the first ever Magic Newswire fan meet-up at the first ever "International Magic Experience" in Las Vegas. Scott Wells and David Kaye grabbed the reins to give us all a taste of what we missed and hosted the meet-up to give away the prizes so generously donated by friends of the show. In this episode, Scott & David are joined by Rudy Coby, Banachek, Brian Brushwood, Danny Garcia, Bizzaro, CJ Johnson, Tim Ellis, Mathew Unwin, Craig Mitchell and many others. If you missed it live, have a taste of...
2011-05-301h 49