Podcasts about alastair bruce

On the day the Queen's coffin leaves Balmoral for Edinburgh, the Sky News Daily reflects on how royal tradition has mixed with the family's more modern side.Mhari Aurora is joined by royal correspondent Laura Bundock and royal commentator Alastair Bruce. They discuss King Charles III's proclamation, the new Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate, reuniting with the Sussexes, Harry and Meghan, to speak to crowds in Windsor and about the Queen's coffin's journey through Scotland. Plus, they preview some of the events in the week ahead.

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of music, film, television and journalism.Legendary film director Danny Boyle chats about his brand new Disney+ show 'Pistol'.The hilarious Stephen Merchant spills the beans about series two of 'The Outlaws'.Sky News' Royal Commentator Alastair Bruce tells us what to expect from the Platinum Jubilee weekend of festivities.Rocker Seasick Steve looks ahead to his upcoming gig at the 'Red Rooster Festival' and to performing at CarFest North & South.Plus awesome author Tony Riddle gives us advice on how to reconnect with our natural state in his latest book 'Be More Human'.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week. Danny Boyle - 00:46Stephen Merchant - 07:45Alastair Bruce - 14:43Seasick Steve - 21:39Tony Riddle - 29:00 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this Sky News Daily special, listen back to the funeral service of The Duke of Edinburgh with commentary from Sky's Royal commentator, Alastair Bruce.*Available until 17th May 2021.

Mona Siddiqui speaks to Alastair Bruce, Governor of Edinburgh Castle and a reservist in the Army. Alastair has a deep interest in royal and constitutional matters and works as a historian and commentator for Sky News, as well as being a historical adviser on many drama productions such as Downton Abbey and The King’s Speech. Here he speaks of gratitude for his privileged background, his service in the army, the UK’s relationship to the monarchy and the reasons why promoting diversity and inclusion in the Army matter so much to him.

Doctor Alastair Bruce tells us about his life as a Postdoctoral Research Assistant, researching active Galactic Nuclei. He also explains the importance of public engagement and the various projects he does outside his postdoc. Book/article recommendation: Spaceship Medic by Harry Harrison https://www.amazon.co.uk/Spaceship-Medic-Puffin-Books-Harrison/dp/0140308539 University Website: https://www.ph.ed.ac.uk/people/alastair-bruce His own podcast: http://roewhatsup.blogspot.com/ https://www.facebook.com/AuldReekieAstro/ Social media links: twitter.com/IntoDelving www.instagram.com/delvingintoacademics www.facebook.com/delvingintoacade…=admin_todo_tour

"Downton Blabbey" visits Chicago for a Downton Abbey Pop Up Party. Superfan Linda REALLY wants a Matthew appearance in the new movie, my Anglophile friend Mindy makes me laugh, and my friend Joe wants more people to know that Downton Abbey isn't a stuffy drama. Plus, historical advisor Alastair Bruce answers a Downton Abbey cast member's question about proper pockets.No movie spoilers, just a bit of speculation.

Blimey! In the new "Downton Abbey" movie, King George and Queen Mary have invited themselves to Downton, panicking everyone upstairs *and* downstairs. But no one would be more terrified to appear in a movie than King George himself, who in real life banned all fictional portrayals of himself and his family. Today, of course, movies and TV shows about the Royals are practically a genre unto themselves. Let's trace the long, surprising history of the love affair between mass media and the British monarchy, and ask why audiences are so eager for a peek into the palace (and why we should be glad there's no Smell-O-Vision). Special guest: "Downton Abbey" creator/producer Julian Fellowes and show/film historical advisor Alastair Bruce of Crionaich.Get tickets to see Downton Abbey only in theaters: downtonabbeytickets.comPre-order now at apple.co/downtonabbeymovie

In this episode of "Downton Blabbey", my friend Roz tells us how she wants a whole room in Downton Abbey just for her “girlfriends,” my friend Michelle digs the downstairs staff, and Alastair Bruce, the highly esteemed historical advisor to “Downton Abbey” series and film, answers questions submitted by a Downton Abbey cast member.No movie spoilers, just a bit of speculation. And more chances to win prizes.

Beim 45. Deutschen Marketing Tag in Hannover diskutierte Michael Trautmann mit 6 Experten zum Thema New Work. Alastair Bruce, Vorstand & Chief Sales Officer, XING: “Wer nicht in New Work investiert, verliert.” Rudolf Pütz, CEO Vitra Deutschland: “Die Zukunft spielt sich in der Gemeinschaft ab.” Burkhard Remmers, Leiter International Kommunikation, Wilkhahn: “Wir sind instinktiv territorial orientiert.” Roas Riera, VP Employer Branding & Social Innovation, Siemens “Wir brauchen nicht alle das Bällebad!” Markus Albers, Journalist, Autor, Unternehmer “Wir brauchen als Gesellschaft neue Kulturtechniken.” Peter Jungbluth, Entscheidungscoach, Autor “Falsche Entscheidungen machen krank.” Den letzten Podcast des Jahres, Folge 96 vom Deutschen Marketingtag hört Ihr ab Montag 6:00 Uhr auf podcast.onthewaytonewwork.com SPOTIFY spotify.onthewaytonewwork.com SOUNDCLOUD soundcloud.com/onthewaytonewwork ITUNES itunes.onthewaytonewwork.com Und alle Buchtipps books.onthewaytonewwork.com mit Christoph Magnussen und Michael Trautmann

*Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Season Six of *Downton Abbey. Ever since Downton Abbey began, we've watched Thomas Barrow try—and fail—to find his place downstairs—in part because of his sexuality. Now, in the wake of his heartbreaking suicide attempt, we asked Downton's historian, Alastair Bruce, to explain the historical context of Thomas' struggle.

*Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Episode Four of Season Six of *Downton Abbey. It's the Mrs. Patmore podcast! Mrs. P—Downton’s cook—has been dishing out one-liners and rustic wisdom for the past six years. In this episode, Lesley Nicol reveals that, while her cooking skills never materialized off-screen, her heartfelt relationship with Sophie McShera (Daisy) certainly did. Also, Downton historian, Alastair Bruce, joins us to discuss Gwen's return, and what it says about the rise of the working class in the roaring 20's. Then we'll talk about Mary's handsome suitor, Anna's good news, and the rest of episode four with our weekly Downton roundtable.

ARMY Alastair was a regular soldier for four years (1979-1983), seeing active service in the Falklands War of 1982 and also on peace keeping duties in Northern Ireland with the 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards. He is still a reserve officer, currently serving as Deputy Commander (R), 3rd UK Division in the rank of Brigadier, having served in Media and Communications and commanding the Media Operations Group (Volunteers). In March 2004 he completed his period of mobilized service on active operations […]

Yes, Kelly & Tom get very weepy about a certain canine’s illness in this recap of Downton Abbey S5E7. They are not made of stone. They also manage to share two separate Edith/Gregson AUs that suck less than the actual canonical storyline, accuse Rosamund of going a hat too far, speculate about the trainability of dachshunds, wonder again what happened to fun, casual sex-having Rose, laugh and laugh about the pronunciation of “kinema,” try to figure out how MLF is spending her copious free time, and start a band called Dickie Merton and the Sinderbys. Kelly delves into the many complicated relationships of John Barrymore, Tom paints a picture of Hong Kong in the 1920s, and everyone agrees that UYDS needs its own Alastair Bruce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chef Kathy Leflerr of Katt in the Kitchen shares some traditional - & some non-traditional - holiday meal ideas. Historian Alastair Bruce shares some of the historical etiquette & protocol that he teaches the cast & crew in his role as a consultant to Downton Abbey.