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This week's guest is J.M. Hall, who has worked as a playwright, a primary school teacher, and is now a published novelist. Through lockdown he wrote 'A Spoonful of Murder', as a way to deal with a traumatic family situation, that was published in 2021. He's gone on to publish, 'A Brush with Death', and his most recent book 'A Clock Stopped Dead'. They tell the story of Pat, Liz and Thelma, retired teachers who turn to sleuthing.We talk about how, after recently retiring, Jonathan's routine has changed, also what he needed to have when designing his ideal writing space, and why he insists on writing long-hand... and is frankly bemused by people who don't.You can hear how working as a primary school teacher helped him refine storytelling, whether writing without a view of publication affected the process, and what authors your kids should be reading.This episode is sponsored by Faber Academy. Their flagship, 'Writing a Novel' course is taking applicants for its new course starting in october. Find out more at faberacademy.com/writing-a-novelSupport the show at patreon.com/writersroutine@writerspodwritersroutine.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Three time Telly Award winner, Webby Nominee, and host of 'A Spoonful of Paolo', Paolo Presta talks with Marisa about how his incredible show, how a dream of his came true thanks of Oprah Winfrey, and his advice for those who are wanting to giving up on their dreams. 

In this episode, Matt Hall sits down with author of 'A Spoonful of Murder', Jonathan Hall as they disucss his life as a writer and his views on what success looks like to him. Don't forget to become a Rich In Success Member and receive over 40 training videos, a live monthly coaching call with Matt and exclusive bonus content and interviews, click here now: https://richinsuccess.thinkific.com/courses/rich-in-success Please subscribe, download, rate and review our Podcast: iTunes - http://bit.ly/richinsuccess  You can follow Rich In Success at: https://www.facebook.com/richinsuccess  https://twitter.com/richinsuccess https://www.instagram.com/richinsuccess/ You can follow Matt Hall at: https://www.instagram.com/matthallofficial/  https://twitter.com/MatthewLHall  You can follow todays guest here: https://www.instagram.com/jm_hall_writer/ Rich In Success is a podcast hosted by lead action taking mindset, business and personal development coach Matt Hall. Matt is also a successful entrepreneur and Guinness World Record Holder.  This show bring motivation, inspiration and education on how to live a happier, more fulfilled and more successful life. Are you ready to learn, grow and take your quality of life to the next level? Tune in each week as the journey of growth continues. 

Mike Aturi is a drummer that has been inducted into the Hall of Fame and has played on stages with Chuck Berry and a host of other well-known bands. This is an episode you don't want to miss! Mike's website is: mikearturi.com His school Universal Music Center is: universalmusiccenter.com My personal band 'A Spoonful of Love' is: ASOLBAND.COM The Chuck Berry Youtube video referenced in the interview is here * * * To find out more about Music Secrets Exposed and the Musical Change Makers 2021 competition amongst other offerings visit the links below: 2021 Competition: https://musicalchangemakers.com/ Graded Music Theory Waiting List: https://www.gradedmusictheory.com/ 1-1 Piano classes: https://www.theworldofpiano.com Tested and Tried Health Hack: https://faig.pruvitnow.com/ Getting Into Tune With Music Theory - buy the e-book here. Want the Audio Book instead? Buy at your favorite retailer below: Audible, Amazon Apple Kobo, Walmart Google Play Chirp Scribd NOOK Audiobooks Sylvia would love a cup of coffee to keep her going, and as it has been said 'every little helps!' ;) : ko-fi.com/sylviamoran Join the journey on your favorite social media here: Facebook #Music Secrets Exposed Group Like our Facebook page here Want to be keep up with the latest competition news and much more, go here Twitter Instagram Pinterest Linked-in YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/musicsecretsexposed/message

The latest in deep sea luxury tourism. The story of a guy who just found out this week that he’s been a meme for years. The fascinating geometry of Pringles. And an actually kinda sweet story about the polio vaccine.Sponsors:CastleGrade, Enter code KOTTKE for 10% off at CastleGrade.comStoryWorth, Get $10 off your first purchase at StoryWorth.com/ridehomeLinks:Triton's latest submarine puts six people in a bubble, 3,300 feet under (New Atlas) Guy who became a meme thread (Adrian Smith, Twitter) I Accidentally Became A Meme (BuzzFeed, YouTube)Geometry of Pringles: The Crunchy Hyperbolic Paraboloid (Interesting Engineering)The delightful—and timely—story of how 'A Spoonful of Sugar' ended up in 'Mary Poppins' (Upworthy) Kottke.OrgJackson Bird on Twitter

The debut episode of the Lippy Kids podcast features a short story by Killian Down, 'A Spoonful of Sugar', read by the collective's own Charlie Jermyn.Featured tracks: Fair Play by Lucy McWilliams feat. Malaki, Apollo by Actualacid, Fool by Ghostking Is Dead, The Back of Her by Junior Brother, Breathe by Henry Earnest, Eviction Notice by Kojaque feat. Kean Kavanagh, and Heaven's Gate Nikes by Actualacid. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @_lippykids_ and check out our playlist on Spotify by searching Lippy Kids Collective.

In Patterson that's just the way things go. If you're Tom & Jack you might as well not show up on the street, 'less you wanna draw the heat. Tom & Jack return from a sabbatical. Tom has been on holiday, Jack has bought a house. There's a new feature called 'I'm So Sorry Dad' when T&J text their fathers provocative things and await a response. There's also a brief 'Here's a Thing That Annoyed Me This Week' featuring crying on buses and going ape. As well it's the return of 'A Spoonful of Weather' featuring hilarious TripAdvisor reviews AND there's an Eytomology Corner. PLUS mad, manic chat about crack smoking neighbours and overweight children. Originally broadcast 26/05/2018.   Here's the pitch video for Soft Lad Gyms Inc. (SLG) And here's Tom's thing documenting the whole thing Here's our INFAMOUS application for Hunted Read Tom's full application for the Apprentice here.  Here's us learning to cook with Zoella.  Watch Japanese House Cafe  Interview we done   Android Email Twitter  Facebook Instagram  

This week Kate, Diana, Jon & Tony speak to professional Chef & Cookery Writer Denise Phillips who gives us some great tips for Passover, Zara Provisor from Leket tells us how her organisation is combating food wastage in Israel, Robbie Sherman on his musical 'A Spoonful of Sherman' based on the works of The Sherman Brothers and our Rabbinic Thought for the Week comes from Rabbi Steven Katz of Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue.

'Привет', my old friends, and 'Здравствуйте', my new listeners! Welcome to Lesson 22 of 'A Spoonful of Russian with Natalia'. I am Natalia, your host and instructor. And today we are going to finish the Russian Cursive Letters series.But before we start, I want to thank again all those of you who support this podcast by first of all, keeping subscribed, also by purchasing Rosetta Stone's software through the link on my site (that really helps), and via PayPal donations. There's another and rather fun way of supporting the show - by getting a little souvenir from my Cafepress. com store. Did you know that they have "A Spoonful of Russian" stamp now? And "A Spoonful of Russian" license plate? Since I enjoy cooking, my favorite is the apron. And what pet can live without "A Spoonful of Russian" T-shirt? The store's ID is speakrussian. Oh, and a special THANK YOU goes to Norman, who surprised me with a new RODE PodCaster microphone. The sound quality has gone up since I started using it. Thanks, Norman, if you are listening:)Now , for the lesson! Давайте начнём!

Добрый день, мои дорогие слушатели ( Hello, my dear listeners)! Welcome to 'A Spoonful of Russian' , where we learn Russian one bite at a time. Добро пожаловать ( Welcome)!(Samir's audio message)I thank all the listeners who stuck with the show since the beginning and welcome the newcomers. I appreciate all the mail that you send my way. Questions, comments, suggestion and even criticism....I read them all and try to reply as time allows. We've covered a lot of ground already, and there's more to come!And now, for the lesson.(Please follow the video for this lesson. Just click on the title of the blog entry.)Letter 'З' is represented by word 'Зонтик' (Umbrella)Letter 'И' is represented by word 'Иголки' (Pins)Letter 'Й' is represented by word 'Йод' (Iodine)

(Please follow the video for this lesson. Just click on the title of the blog entry.)Добрый день, дорогие друзья! You are listening to and viewing 'A Spoonful of Russian' podcast, where we learn Russian 'one bite at a time'! I am your host, Natalia. Давайте начнём (Let us begin)!First, I want to take just a few seconds to thank all those who contributed to this show either by donating through PayPal, purchasing products with 'Spoonful of Russian' logo at my cafepress.com store of going to russiantable.com online grocery store via the link on the right. Thanks to you I was able to purchase Snapz Pro X software that enabled me to record visual lessons for you, just like this one.And now for our next Russian letters in cursive......-------------------------------------------------I'd like to ask my listeners to e-mail me short accounts of the reasons behind your interest in Russian language and culture. You can either shoot me an e-mail telling me why you love Russian or send me a short audio. If you want me to play it on the show, let me know.Всего хорошего и до скорой встречи (All the best, and see you soon) !-------------------------------------------------

Guest T. Susan Chang, Boston Globe cookbook reviewer, regular contributor to NPRs Kitchen Window column, and author of 'A Spoonful of Promises: Stories and Recipes from a Well-Tempered Table'Cook Books for Dinner

(Due to lack of interest in the enhanced version of the podcast I am going to stick with the audio only version. Below is the Valentine's Day enhanced show converted into .mp3 file)Привет! Hey there, all you Russian language addicts and all those who have just subscribed. Welcome! (Добро пожаловать!)It’s Lesson#11 - Love is in the Air. It's been a while since I cranked up my Microphone and my Mac to produce a podcast. My house renovations are still going on, and we are still living with my in-laws. Even though my current environment is not ideal for writing and producing podcasts, I felt that I needed to get back out there for several reasons. I'm still getting lots of e-mails on a daily basis from listeners who express their desire for more of 'A Spoonful of Russian'. Another reason is we are working on getting things ready for our trip to my hometown in Russia this summer, and my daughters are in serious need of freshenning up their Russian:) There are other reasons as well. But personally, I just miss it myself. I miss plotting the idea of the lesson, typing it on my PowerBook (while listening to some nice classical music. Russian, of course), recording it, choosing different audio transitions, piecing it all together in GarageBand, uploading it, and getting your responses later.As much as I'd like to produce lengthy and in-depth lessons on a weekly basis, that would not be possible for the time being. The next few lessons will probably be shorter and carry less info. Hey, it's 'A Spoonful of Russian' after-all:)LESSON - "Love is in the Air"You all know that Valentine's Day ( 'День Святого Валентина' in Russian) is just around the corner. I am not going to go into the history of the holiday. You can do a little research on the subject at wikipedia.org if you want. But wouldn't it be cool to send your sweetheart a valentine written in Russian? I'm gonna show you how to do it. Here are some simple phrases you can use:- "I love You" , of course. "Я Тебя Люблю." For your convenience I created some flash-cards to go with the lesson. - Another phrase you can put down in your valentine is: "Be Mine". And depending on the gender the Russian translation is either "Будь Моим" or "Будь Моей".- "We're Made for each Other" - "Мы Созданы Друг для Друга".- If you are an older couple I have a perfect card for you on Apple site. It's one of the iCards Apple offers. It uses one of my photos that depicts a pair of old boots. It says: "We May be Old, but we Match!" In Russian, "Хоть Мы и Стары, Мы - Идеальная Пара!" You can locate my card on mac.com --> iCards --> under "new in iCards".ENDING WORD and a SONG Now that you have a few phrases in Russian to dazzle your sweetheart, you might want to play this next song for her/ or him. It's called БЕЛОЙ АКАЦИИ ГРОЗДЬЯ ДУШИСТЫЕ. Literally "Sweet-smelling clusters of acacia". It's a romantic song about 2 lovers reminiscing about their time together one summer. The unforgettable time they spent under an acacia tree, listening to the nightingale's song and whispering the words "I am yours forever".БЕЛОЙ АКАЦИИ ГРОЗДЬЯ ДУШИСТЫЕ(А.Пугачев – музыка неизвестного автора) Целую ночь соловей нам насвистывал,Город молчал и молчали дома...Белой акации гроздья душистыеНочь напролет нас сводили с ума.Сад весь умыт был весенними ливнями,В темных оврагах стояла вода.Боже, какими мы были наивными,Как же мы молоды были тогда!Годы промчались, седыми нас делая.Где чистота этих веток живых?Только зима да метель эта белаНапоминают сегодня о них.В час, когда ветер бушует неистово,С новою силою чувствую я:Белой акации гроздья душистыеНевозвратимы, как юность моя!Белой акации гроздья душистыеНеповторимы, как юность моя...

Bought a new mic, new headphones, iMac G5 - all set up to produce 'killer shows', yet this show will be the last one before I can get settled in our house.This is show#10 and the last one as far as my introductory lessons go. After almost 7,000 visitors to my site and close to 3,000 subscribers (at one point) I decided to take a sabbatical to re-evaluate the show and make some changes. Renovating of the house damaged by hurricane Katrina is another reason for the break.I would like to thank all my loyal long-time listeners as well as new ones for downloading the show. I really enjoyed getting the lessons ready as well as doing the production itself. I wouldn't be able to do it without you inspiring me.There will be no lesson today. If you sent me a comment or a question - don't worry. I will be answering all the questions via e-mail personally in the days to come. Stay subscribed to 'A Spoonful of Russian' - that way you'll be informed of all the changes.I did include a song in this last show."Сердце" ('Heart')also known as "Как много девушек хороших" ('There are so many nice girls")Как много девушек хороших,Как много ласковых имен,Но лишь одно из них тревожит,Унося покой и сон, когда влюблен.Любовь нечаянно нагрянет,Когда ее совсем не ждешь,И каждый вечер сразу станетУдивительно хорош, и ты поешь:Припев:Сердце, тебе не хочется покоя.Сердце, как хорошо на свете жить!Сердце, как хорошо, что ты такое,Спасибо, сердце, что ты умеешь так любить!