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Saturday's Championship curtain closer against Hull City is discussed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Mark Magee. There's also reaction to Alan Knight's charity match in aid of Prostate Cancer UK, which ended 8-8 between the Pompey Legends and the Celebrity XI. Dave Joyce, Jordan Cross, Lee Bradbury, Matt Le Tissier, David Norris, Gareth Evans and Knightsie himself all spoke exclusively with Jake after the full-time whistle at Fratton Park.

A panel comprised of Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Ryan Honey is tasked with recapping the events of Portsmouth's 2-2 draw with Derby County at the weekend. Interviews with Alan Biley, Gemma Hillier, Ray Crawford, Peter Higham and Alan Knight also feature, recorded before kick-off on Saturday as the club celebrated its annual Former Players Day at Fratton Park.

Joined by Kevin Stokes and Alex Fletcher, Jake Smith provides reaction to Pompey's 1-0 win over Blackburn Rovers at the weekend. Andy Chandler from Walk The Island also comes on the show to reveal The Roberts Centre as this year's supported charity with Lauren Burgess representing the charity itself alongside him.

Portsmouth's next Championship fixture away at Luton Town is previewed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Mark Magee. Colby Bishop and Terry Devlin's respective contract extensions are also discussed by the team, who then look ahead to a huge game at Bramall Lane for the Blues in the Barclays Women's Championship.

Full reaction to Portsmouth's midweek victory over Cardiff City and a preview of Saturday's trip to Oxford United with Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Simon Watts. There's also an interview with French Pompey supporter Quentin Bacon regarding his origins supporting the club, as well as the chief sports writer at The News, Neil Allen, who reported on his 1000th Blues game on Tuesday night.

Jake Smith is joined by Alex Fletcher and Tom Malley to review Pompey's Matt Ritchie-inspired comeback victory over Middlesbrough at the weekend. FA Cup-winning goalkeeper David James MBE also features to talk about Utilita's launch of Football Rebooted at Tesco Extra in Fratton on Saturday, before the trio then move on to preview Wednesday night's floodlit clash with Stoke City at PO4.

Jake Smith, Henry Deacon and Alex Fletcher provide full analysis and reaction to Pompey's 1-0 defeat at Sunderland. The trio also discuss the latest rumours involving Portsmouth FC and the January transfer window.

Jake Smith invites Alex Fletcher and Jeff Harris on to the show to review Pompey's stalemate with Swansea City at the weekend. Author Mick Comben from the Pompey History Society also features, discussing his new book ‘The Making Of Modern Pompey & The Men Who Made It' ahead of the launch of Express FM's competition giving away a copy to one lucky listener!

A first Championship win on home soil for Pompey since April 2012 is analysed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Tom Malley. James Wilson's post-match chat with John Mousinho following his side's 3-1 victory over Preston North End is played alongside interviews with Jay Sadler and Lily Dent from the Portsmouth Women, who drew 1-1 with Sheffield United on Sunday.

The Blues' Friday night defeat to Sheffield Wednesday at Fratton Park is dissected by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Andrew Barnard. John Mousinho's post-match comments are replayed and analysed by the panel, who also discuss if the Pompey head coach needs more backing in the January transfer window.

Pompey's upcoming trip to Burnley in the Championship is previewed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Dean Adams. The panel provide insight into the latest on the injury front as well as reaction to the news of extended contracts signed by John Mousinho and sporting director Richard Hughes. Opposition supporter Joe Redmond from TurfCast also checks in.

Pompey's pre-season victories over Havant & Waterlooville and Bognor Regis Town at the weekend are picked apart by a panel consisting of Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Sam Macey. Co-founder of the Portsmouth Women Supporters Club, Ian Chiverton also calls in to provide his thoughts on the 2024/25 Barclays Women's Championship fixtures, which were announced earlier today.

Jake Smith is joined alongside Alex Fletcher and Tom Malley to discuss the latest Blues news, including the reveal of the 2024/25 home kit and a contract extension for Conor Shaughnessy. England's EURO 2024 Quarter-Final clash with Switzerland is previewed too. Jake also recaps the action from the Round of 16, catches up with Pompey Amputees joint-head coach Callum Fowler following last weekend's FA Cup success and sits down with Moneyfields manager Glenn Turnbull ahead of the club's inaugural fixture at the John Jenkins Stadium on Saturday.

Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Pepe Lacey sit down to discuss all of the latest Portsmouth FC news and rumours. The trio also provide their thoughts on Jamal Lowe becoming a free agent, the new seeding system that will be implemented for the early rounds of the Carabao Cup next season and Gareth Southgate's chosen 26-man squad for EURO 2024.

An assessment of the League One and League Two Play-Off Finals with Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Tom Chappell. The panel also discuss the latest Pompey matters, the announcement of where Joe Rafferty will be playing his football next season and the events of the final day in the Premier League.

The latest Portsmouth FC news is picked apart by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Mark Coates. Brad Wall's arrival as Head of Recruitment, Bayer Leverkusen's sensational unbeaten streak and the most recent EFL Play-Off results are also discussed by the panel.

Jake Smith is helped by Alex Fletcher and Pepe Lacey to look ahead to Portsmouth's final game of the season, which takes place at Lincoln City's Sincil Bank. Sunday's ‘Champions on the Common' celebration event is also previewed by the panel, who are on hand to analyse the pre-match thoughts of John Mousinho too!

Jake Smith is in conversation with Alex Fletcher and Freddie Webb as Pompey's promotion-winning victory over Barnsley in midweek is discussed. The panel also look forward to the champions' showdown with Wigan Athletic at Fratton Park, where the Blues will have the opportunity to lift the League One trophy!

Another huge weekend of League One football is previewed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Dean Adams. The panel also highlight Pompey's reported interest in Marc Leonard, the signing of midfielder Lee Evans and the future of the Portsmouth Women with a move to the John Jenkins Stadium thrown into doubt.

What's it like to be a barman who doesn't drink alcohol anymore? Longtime Dallas bar consultant and master mixologist Alex Fletcher quit drinking two years ago, and he's never looked back. In this special episode, he chats with Dallas Morning News columnist Sharon Grigsby and reporter Sarah Blaskovich about his experience, and even shares some advice for others interested in forging a similar path. The rest of the food team then talks about their own food and drink goals for 2024, from more Sunday dinners to less food waste to ... no goals at all!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's it like to be a barman who doesn't drink alcohol anymore? Longtime Dallas bar consultant and master mixologist Alex Fletcher quit drinking two years ago, and he's never looked back. In this special episode, he chats with Dallas Morning News columnist Sharon Grigsby and reporter Sarah Blaskovich about his experience, and even shares some advice for others interested in forging a similar path. The rest of the food team then talks about their own food and drink goals for 2024, from more Sunday dinners to less food waste to ... no goals at all! 

Pompey's 3-0 win away at Shrewsbury is analysed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Mark Magee. The club's EFL Trophy Round of 32 tie at home to AFC Wimbledon is also previewed by the trio, who also discuss the departure of professional development phase coach Michael Doyle to Woking.

Jake Smith invites Alex Fletcher and Pepe Lacey on to help preview Pompey's FA Cup First Round tie away at Chesterfield. John Mousinho's pre-match chat with Jake is aired, alongside the thoughts of Jay Sadler ahead of the Portsmouth Women's league fixture at home to MK Dons!

Tuesday night's 3-2 win for the Blues at Barnsley is picked apart by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Freddie Webb. The visit of Lincoln City to Fratton Park is previewed by the panel as well, who also look ahead to the unveiling of the Jimmy Dickinson statue!

Jake Smith checks in with Alex Fletcher and Mark Magee to discuss Pompey's recent stalemate with Cheltenham Town. Blues fan Julian Browning, who stepped up to the plate and ran the line in the second half of that game, also calls in to discuss his bizarre experience! Sunday's season opener for the Portsmouth Women is also reviewed by the panel, who look ahead to the midweek visit of Fulham Under-21s in the Papa John's Trophy as well.

Aaron Paul has the week's big EFL stories with Jobi McAnuff & Michael Appleton. Gillingham owner Brad Galinson joins the pod after the League Two side knocked Championship Southampton out of the EFL Cup. Hear from referees' chief Howard Webb and Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson on the new rules around time-wasting, technical areas and tougher punishments. And Bath City striker Alex Fletcher swings by after being cleared to play, nine months on from a horror head injury. TOPICS: 3:00 Gillingham 14:30 time-wasting 21:30 tougher punishments 26:25 technical areas 30:15 Alex Fletcher

In November 2022, an incident in Bath shocked the football world. Former Argyle youngster Alex Fletcher was the name on everyone's lips, he ass front page news. A horrifying collision with ad advertising board had left the striker fighting not only for his footballing career, but also his life.Thankfully, there is a happy ending and Fletch is now looking to get back into the game he loves.His time in the Argyle first team was brief, but included some memorable moments, including a brace against a young Chelsea side which featured Reece James and Callum Hudson-Odoi.This is the story of Alex Fletcher. 

This week Natalie is joined by actress and soap veteran Alex Fletcher to talk all about her journey from 90's child star to soap icon, the importance of sharing stories and the many phases of motherhood. During the chat Alex discusses her route to becoming a professional actor and cites acclaimed writer Russell T Davies as the man who gave her her first job on the hit children's BBC show Why Don't You! She notes how that experience lead her to Brookside Close and working with the likes of Sue Johnston & Ricky Tomlinson and how soaps have cemented themselves as part of the heart of British Television due to their familiarity and ability to tackle hard hitting issues affecting the every day person with warmth and sensitivity. As part of this topic Alex reflects on her favourite storylines over the years which includes Hollyoaks hugely evocative Long Walk Home campaign, centred on women's safety. Later on in the chat Alex reflects on her experience with perimenopause and reveals that it was Davina McCall's powerful documentary Sex, Myths & The Menopause that encouraged her to speak to a doctor about her own symptoms before starting on treatment which she now feels has helped her navigate this new phase. She talks at length about parenting children of different ages and the challenges that brings and how as her daughter takes her A-Levels she's preparing herself for a quieter nest. Alex remarks how it's important for women to share stories through the generations to allow us to feel more prepared for life's changes and how we can pass the knowledge on to our own children. Listen in for an honest, relatable and warm conversation with one of our favourite tv stars.

Pompey's penultimate game of the season is previewed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Eric Coleborn. Blues head coach John Mousinho shares his thoughts ahead of the trip to Derby County too. Evie Gane also features to help look forward to the Portsmouth Women's final league match of the campaign against Crawley Wasps on Sunday!

Join Jake Smith and Alex Fletcher for this Easter Sunday edition of the show, throughout which they discuss the Blues' 1-1 draw with MK Dons on Good Friday! The lads also dissect the post-match thoughts of John Mousinho and look ahead to Monday's visit of Morecambe to Fratton Park.

Alex Fletcher joins the guys to mull over the future of DC films at the dawn of the James Gunn era, and why Superman is both the most filmed and least nailed superhero of them all.

The key talking points from Pompey's 2-2 draw with Port Vale at Fratton Park are analysed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Mark Magee. Head coach John Mousinho's post-match interview is also played out and discussed, as well as Chief Executive Andrew Cullen's latest Q&A with the club's media team.

Jake Smith catches up with Alex Fletcher and Sam Macey, who both help provide reaction to Pompey's defeat to Sheffield Wednesday at the weekend. Portsmouth Women defender Ella Humphrey features too, discussing her recent experience on international duty with the Wales Under-19s. The panel also preview the Blues' midweek trip to Accrington Stanley.

Jake Smith is joined alongside Alex Fletcher and Jack Hancock to preview the visit of Cheltenham Town to Fratton Park. Topics such as Pompey's midfield depth, the latest injury news and Ronan Curtis' return are also covered on this episode, alongside a feature interview with Donald Vass from the Pompey Supporters Trust, who provides an update on the fan-led Jimmy Dickinson statue project. The panel also remember legendary commentator John Motson, who sadly passed away at the age of 77 earlier in the week.

Rohit Bhardwaj talks to Alex Fletcher about running for International Officer in Guild Officer Elections 2023

Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Brendan Tuttiett are assigned to review the events of Pompey's 2-1 defeat to Peterborough United. John Mousinho's post-match interview is analysed, the looming transfer deadline discussed and the Pompey Women's league victory over Bridgwater United also highlighted on yet another jam-packed edition of the show!

This episode sees Jake Smith, Sam Stone and Alex Fletcher preview Pompey's League One fixture at Exeter City on Boxing Day! The panel also discuss the latest news coming out of PO4, as well as the redevelopment work that has recently started on the Milton End.

This week on Sparkleside Chats, Ayu talks with magical creator Alex Fletcher about their comic Taxipsychy. Warning for discussions of death and the dead bodies of animals. Series mentioned: Sailor Moon Cardcaptor Sakura Tokyo Mew Mew Digimon Pokemon Madoka Magica Revolutionary Girl Utena Steven Universe She-Ra Soul Eater Bleach Music featured: "Mysterious Synth Ambient" by jabameister from Storyblocks Original podcast music by Hazel, @afewbruises Want to share your idea for a topic or guest? Submit your idea here! Extra special hugs to anyone who buys something off the magical wishlist! Join our Discord! Commission Ayu for art, drop off a donation, or sign up for bonus episodes on Ko-fi! Feel free to leave a message on Anchor about your favorite magical girl series and it might just appear on a later episode. Find the podcast online on Twitter or Instagram @magicalgirlayu or on Anchor at sparkleside, and don't forget to comment online with the hashtag #SparklesideChats! Contact us by email at sparklesidechats@gmail.com or in Twitter DMs. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sparkleside/message

As the FA Trophy reaches the Third Round, non league hope it beats the freeze. Among the games hopefully on this weekend. Bath City hosting current Trophy holders Bromley. Manager at Twerton Park Jerry Gill is pleased to be the underdog for once and looking forward to another chapter of success after the troublesome recent months, following the terrible matchday injury to player Alex Fletcher. He might not be pinching himself but Jimmy Dean manager at Peterborough Sports is proud of every step his club have come since he took over the club in 2015 back in Step 6. Now in the play-off hunt from Step 2, they travel to Premier League founders Oldham Athletic in this week's FA Trophy. Matt Badcock helps with the Non League Paper round-up and it's another full edition of the Non League Football Show.

A panel consisting of host Jake Smith, Blues fan Alex Fletcher and Portsmouth News reporter Pepe Lacey delivers a preview of Pompey's league meeting with Milton Keynes at PO4. The trio also discuss the key talking points from the midweek Papa John's Trophy victory over Stevenage, as well as news on who the Blues will face in the Quarter-Finals!

We're back to discuss Plymouth Argyle's disappointing Friday night defeat to Port Vale, Despite staying top of the league, is now the time to panic?, Fantastic update on the health of former Argyle man Alex Fletcher and preview Saturday's trip to East Anglia as the greens take on Mark Bonner's Cambridge United at the Abbey Stadium; we also compare Houghton to Jorginho, speak of our annual winter wobble, Ipswich and Wednesday's draws, Katie Middleton's brilliant co-comms and discuss a potential freezing cold early kick-off #pafc #camutd

Tonight's panel is made up of Jake Smith, Sam Macey and Alex Fletcher, who provide reaction and analysis to recent Pompey and England performances. The trio also look ahead to England's World Cup knockout stage fixture against Senegal and the Blues' involvement in the upcoming EFL Innovation Game, which has been set up to deliver TV viewers mid-game interviews and dressing room footage!

An examination of the Blues' latest disappointing display to determine the cause of Pompey's failure to secure victory. Jake Smith is accompanied by Alex Fletcher and Josh Sweetman to provide analysis and reaction to Saturday's 1-1 draw at Morecambe. The post-match comments of Danny Cowley are also aired, as well as Jay Sadler's interview following Portsmouth's 4-0 victory over Abingdon Town in The Vitality Women's FA Cup.

Jake Smith reviews Pompey's season so far with the help of Tom Malley and Alex Fletcher. The panel will also be looking ahead to Sunday's FA Women's National League Cup tie between the Pompey Women and Crawley Wasps, a game you can hear LIVE here on Express FM from 1pm (Kick-Off: 2pm)!

Pompey's opening game of the 2022/23 season at Sheffield Wednesday is previewed by Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Mark Magee. Over The White Line host Henry Deacon also features to deliver pre-match interviews with Danny Cowley and Michael Morrison.

Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Sam Cox provide full reaction to the Pompey's midweek win over Oxford United and a preview of their next match against Accrington Stanley. Key talking points on this episode include a potential return back from injury for Michael Jacobs, an update on the South Stand redevelopment schedule and the improved statistics behind the Blues' recent upturn in form. Clare Martin also checks in to talk about the free-to-attend cooking courses that are being run by Pompey in the Community next week!

Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Ben Tew are tasked with previewing Pompey's League One fixture against Doncaster Rovers! The trio also provide reaction to the midweek victory over Burton Albion, discussing in detail the enforced change Danny Cowley had to make with Joe Morrell missing through suspension.

15 years ago, we saw the first on-screen pairing of two stars who could have been referred to at the time as the King AND Queen of romantic comedies…Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore.  Grant stars as Alex Fletcher, former co-lead singer of the fictional ‘80's pop group known as “Pop.”  He's a former pop star that is now a "has-been" and who now has a shot at his first big break in years as he was recruited to write a new song for CORA, the biggest pop star and who is kinda, sorta loosely based on Britney Spears at the time (mid ‘2000's). Alex is still a gifted musician but humorously bad at writing lyrics….and that's where Barrymore's Sofie comes in as she's a former writer who surprisingly has a gift for writing song lyrics.  Together, they collaborate on a new love song….and just GUESS what happens along the way?  Marc Lawrence directed this very charming rom-com which also features its' share of catchy music.Host: Geoff Gershon Producer: Marlene Gershonhttps://livingforthecinema.com/#livingforthecinema #moviereviews #musicandlyrics #hughgrant #drewbarrymore #romcom #valentinesdaymovie #marclawrence #popgoesmyheart #romanticomedy

The horrifying sequel to the Bram Stoker Award-nominated novel Pressure.Though Darren Rust is serving a life sentence in prison, Alex Fletcher is desperate to escape the shadow of his former best friend. Darren is a psychopath who thought he'd found somebody who would kill with him, and when he realized he was wrong, he took everything from Alex. Losing his family—and coping with the heinous act Darren forced him to commit—is too much. Alex is unable to have a normal social life.Until he meets Luna Booth.She's fun. Intelligent. Sexy. She's exactly what he needs right now. Alex may not have found his soulmate, but he's found somebody that he loves spending time with. Somebody who doesn't mind the nightmarish skeletons in his closet.In fact, she may be too understanding. Too interested. And she may have a very dark and twisted secret…Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dean Adams and Alex Fletcher join Jake Smith to review the events of Pompey's 0-0 draw at Cambridge United. The panel also discuss the Blues' impressive defensive record of late and the latest players linked with a January move to Fratton Park!

Alex Fletcher and Rhys Harding join host Jake Smith to preview Pompey's trip to Gillingham at the weekend! The lads also analyse the Blues' 3-0 win over Lincoln City in the previous fixture at Sincil Bank.

This was fun… we got to sit down with Fresno City College WBB Head Coach Alex Fletcher. We learned a TON from Alex and really enjoyed hanging out with him. Don't miss this one. Make sure you're following us on Instagram and Twitter at @PodOffTheBench

Bolton Wanderers serve as Pompey's next challenge in League One. Jake Smith is joined by Jeff Harris & Alex Fletcher to preview the game. Danny Cowley & Sean Raggett both provide their pre-match thoughts, with Mason Jordan also featuring to deliver an in-depth look into this week's opposition!

Ryan Honey and Alex Fletcher check in to help preview the midweek visit of Sutton United, who make the trip down to the South Coast for Papa John's Trophy action. Jake also catches up with film director Barnaby Fox to discuss the success of ‘Our Club: The Fall & Rise of Pompey', which recently picked up an international award!

Jake Smith, Adam Hillier and Alex Fletcher are on hand to preview Pompey's League One fixture away to Wigan Athletic! The trio also discuss the Blues' summer transfer business so far, the departure of Callum Johnson on loan and the new third kit.

Cher (Bethannie Hare) is at it again! This time she fails to tell Sylver (David Tag) when Mercedes (Jennifer Metcalfe) learns she isn't pregnant, just for a little Daddy/Daughter time… and that's nowhere near the worst of what she does this week. Meanwhile, after Tony (Nick Pickard) and Scott (Ross Adams) escape Diane's (Alex Fletcher) lockdown, Diane locks them out of the flat and goes into labor alone! Also, Peri (Ruby O'Donnell) does a favor for a friend and immediately lives to regret it. Plus, did the writers miss an opportunity to bring back Victor (Benjamin O'Mahony)? And is Celeste (Andrea Ali) about to enter a whole new world, full of opportunity for story and potential romance? We sure hope so! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hollyblokes/message

The Menopod is back - and we launch our second series with a star of the screen! Alex Fletcher joins Dawn Collinson as they discuss the Liverpudlian actress' 30 years on the television, her role as Diane Hutchinson in Hollyoaks, her experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic, and going through the menopause. Our award-winning podcast answers all the crucial questions about the menopause and life for women over-45. From experts to celebrities, friends to colleagues, Sue Lee and Dawn Collinson are joined by inspirational and fascinating guests as they tackle puberty's evil, older sister - one G&T at a time!The Menopod is presented by Susan Lee and Dawn Collinson, and it is produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin. It is a Laudable production for the Liverpool Echo, and it is available on all major podcasting platforms, including Apple and Spotify.The title music is End of the Rainbow by Quincas Moreira.

With 18 years of service experience in the DFW area, Alex Fletcher has gone on to run and design some of Dallas most well-known beverage programs. From Irish pubs and New Orleans style dive bars to speak easy and cocktail lounges. After opening The People's last stand in 2012 he quickly was promoted to General Manger where he learned to build a business from scratch. Helping to drive the craft cocktail movement in DFW and change the drinking culture as a whole. After 3 years with People's Alex was asked to head up the cocktail program at a well renowned cocktail den called Victor Tangos. There he really was able to slowly concentrate on fast paced high quality interesting cocktails and refine his craft and leading amazing team. After Victor Tangos Alex was approached to build a brand new program bar from scratch Henry's Majestic. After the opening and success of Henry's Majestic, Alex designed one of Dallas' most unique cocktail experiences, a tiny 900 sqft cocktail den in the back of an alley, Atwater Alley, which quickly became a drinking destination in Dallas. From there Alex was prompted to be Beverage Director of the Dog and Pony Show including, Bread Winners Café's, Atwater Alley, The Quarter Bar Dallas, The Quarter Bar Trophy Club, Harlowe MXM, Trick Pony, Shaken and Stirred Services 4 of these concepts he helped design and concept from scratch. After 5 years with the Dog and Pony show group he was invited to work on an amazingly game changing concept with Hospitality Alliance and help to design and run the Beverage portion of the new downtown AT&T Discovery District . --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grayson-mask/support

Alex Fletcher hosts a mental staycation centered around human connection, laughter and levity. Instagram: @the_fletchcast Facebook: @thefletchcast Email us at thefletchcastpod@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!

Jake calls Jon Hooper and Alex Fletcher to go over the events of Pompey's 2-1 victory over Ipswich Town at the weekend. The trio also discuss the impact that Danny and Nicky Cowley have already had at the club, as well as the improved mentality shown by the squad on Saturday.

To preview the Blues' league trip to Oxford United, Jake Smith is joined by Alex Fletcher and Josh Sweetman for the show, on which the trio also pick apart the main talking points from the defeat at home to Blackpool. Assistant Manager Joe Gallen also provides his post-match analysis from Saturday and his pre-match thoughts ahead of the midweek trip to the Kassam Stadium.

Ah, what would make the show perfect without some technical difficulties? Nonetheless there is new music on the horizon and the rich are getting less rich! Though only a 3rd of the conversation was salvaged, this episode will rank higher in the "zoom shows" category thanks to local PikeCounty legend Alex Fletcher AKA xander blades. He is the co-host of the podcast "hylian hideout" With James Johnson AKA Hylian Jimmy. Enjoy this episode! Word of th ed week is SHARE THE CONTENT!

Jake Smith calls upon Alex Fletcher and Blake O'Neill to help preview Pompey's rearranged League One fixture at Charlton Athletic! Also up for discussion is the closure of the January Transfer Window, the potential reasons behind Marcus Harness's dip in form and options for last season's EFL Trophy Final.

Jake Smith analyses Pompey's victory over Ipswich and previews the midweek visit of Fleetwood with the help of guests Matt Corrick and Alex Fletcher, who join over the phone! Australian winger Ryan Williams scored his first and second goals of the season at the weekend - the panel discuss his importance to the team.

Jake Smith is joined by Ben Tew and Alex Fletcher to pinpoint where it all went wrong for Pompey against Doncaster Rovers at the weekend. The Blues' midweek trip to Gillingham is also previewed!

A Hot Mess Mum. The mum who's husband, children and fellow-mums shake their heads at because they all know. The mum who forgets to bake for the bake sale. The Hot Mess Mum most likely has sent her kids to school in regular clothes on non-uniform day...   In this episode Kelly & Jenny are joined by Brookside and Hollyoaks actress Alex Fletcher. Sponsored by Swan. Swan understand that the kitchen is the hub of activity and an integral part of home life. Visit swan-brand.co.uk and use the code hotmessmums20 for a 20% discount on your order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Mary Kelly, Maurice "Mo" Brooks, & Chris Dempsey welcome Alex Fletcher from AT&T Discovery District & Bar None Consulting. #SandSTV #WhiskeyWednesdaysOriginally Aired: 09/16/20

Jake Smith is joined by Ivan Prothero and Alex Fletcher to go through the events of Pompey's stalemate at home to Shrewsbury Town. The trio also look ahead to Thursday night's Carabao Cup 2nd-Round tie against Brighton & Hove Albion and discuss the arrival of a new face at Fratton Park!

James 5:13-16 1)Prayer Works! 2)Prayer Is Powerful June 14th, 2020

On today's episode I sit down with artist manager, Alex Fletcher. Alex has owned his own agency, Fletcher Artists, for over a decade and is one of the most respected managers in the opera world today. Incredibly insightful interview with great advice for singers at all stages of their career. Enjoy!!

Toot along to the tune of Music and Lyrics (Marc Lawrence, 2007) as your hosts, Oscar and Diggory, conduct yet another investigation to find out whether we've been taking Hugh for granted. Alex Fletcher (played by Hugh Grant) is a washed up singer who is given a couple days to compose a chart-topping hit for an aspiring teen sensation. Though he's never written a decent lyric in his life, he meets Sophie Fisher (played by Drew Barrymore) and sparks begin to fly both on and off the page. Make sure you're following Taking Hugh for Granted on Instagram and Facebook (@TakingHughforGranted) as well as Twitter (@TakingHugh). You can get in touch with us there or via our email takinghughforgranted@gmail.com For those of you that want to skip disclaimers, opening theme tunes, salutations, synopses and go straight to the film analysis, head to 4:05

Jake Smith is joined by Ryan Stillwell and Alex Fletcher to preview Pompey's league trip to Peterborough United. The guys also discuss the effect that Coronavirus is having on football around the world!

Introduction:The episode will start with an introduction segment, I’ll go around the table introducing everyone and ask when you started watching Hollyoaks, who some of your favorite characters/storylines are/were, and why your still watching today.News:Jazmine Franks show’s off new look! https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/hollyoaks/a29804291/hollyoaks-jazmine-franks-new-look-clothing-range/Stephanie Davis addresses Sinead on screen absence…. kinda?https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/hollyoaks/a29817530/hollyoak6s-stephanie-davis-addresses-sinead-on-screen-absence/Gregory Finnegan encouraged James Sutton to return to the soap…So we’re getting James/John Paul then right?https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/hollyoaks/a29773967/hollyoaks-gregory-finnegan-encouraged-james-sutton-john-paul-mcqueen-return/Billy Price discusses his character Sid Summer’s future.https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/hollyoaks/a29796738/hollyoaks-spoilers-billy-price-sid-sumner-future/Hollyoaks hints at what’s to come this Christmas.https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/hollyoaks/a29796251/hollyoaks-christmas-spoilers-sienna-brody/Alex Fletcher is the latest actor to join Hollyoaks Laterhttps://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/hollyoaks/a29784953/hollyoaks-later-spoilers-alex-fletcher-diane-hutchinson/Story Discussion:Azim and Ste bond over Ste’s experience, culminating in a kiss…. Will Azim help us forgive Ste?Stupid Ste falls for Johnny/Stuarts planEvil Edward! What do we think of Tony’s dirty dad? Finn/Yazz’s relationship, and the perception of Finn throughout the village. Keith Rice KILLS it.Luke/Mandy/Darren (DJ)- Luke spends the day with DJ, Darren doesn’t feel like he has any rights when it comes to DJ… but wasn’t his name on the birth certificate and isn’t he legally his father?Sami and Sinead’s wedding prep continues...without Sinead? Grace and Sylver continue to hook up, Grace is covering for Diane, and Grace ask James to be Liam’s attorney.Sid/Juliett - why do we think of this troubled romance? Rating:On a scale of 1-10 (1 being the best you’ve ever seen it and 10 being unwatchable) how do you rate this weeks episodes?

Fr. Brad hosts some young'ins this week: Delany Walsh, Brandon Campo, and Kolbe & Alex Fletcher. They are a group of LSU Tiger students or recent graduates, who have a blast talking about colleges, the Immaculate Conception, exorcisms, and, as the title suggests, what their 80's Slasher Band name would be. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/quizzicalpapist)

Music Biz 101 & More is the only radio show in America that focuses on the business side of the music & entertainment worlds. Hosted by William Paterson University's Dr. Stephen Marcone & Professor David Philp, the show airs live each Wednesday at 8pm on WPSC-FM, Brave New Radio. In this episode, Alex Fletcher, the big boss man of Fletcher Artist Management, talks about the Classical music industry. How is a manager dealing with "classical" vocalists different from a manager who deals with "mainstream" artists? Are all Classical vocalists divas? Click and listen! Enjoy the talk, listener tweets, and see what you can get out of this. Like what you hear? Tweet us anytime: @MusicBiz101wp Engage and Adore us on The Facebook, The Twitter & Instagram: www.facebook.com/MusicBiz101wp twitter.com/MusicBiz101WP instagram.com/musicbiz101wp/

On this weeks program, Chris chats to Alex Fletcher from Perth about Freewheeler, an sustainable transport app that tracks trips, different transport modes and helps to earn points & rewards for walking, cycling & public transport. Freewheeler was recently a joint winner of the 2017 Resilient Melbourne Citymart Challenge.Local news includes another unpleasant incident of oil dumping on lower Moonee Ponds Creek Trail, dotwatching the Transcontinent race #TCRNO5, quote from This is not a Tour by Mike Hall (The Brooks Bugle 2016), good news for funding for a new bridge over the Merri between Northcote & CERES and last days to fill Park Victoria's survey for an all ability access ramp to replace the Gipps Street steps in Abbotsford.

Welcome to 2 Babes Talk Supply Chain! We are very excited to bring you the 4th installment of the podcast, as we continue to put the SEXY into SUPPLY CHAIN! In this episode, we had a great conversation with Alex Fletcher who is the Founder and Managing partner for Fletcher Supply Chain Group, a Boston based consulting firm. Under his leadership, Fletcher Supply Chain group delivers tailored Supply Chain solutions with the purpose of driving value and reducing overhead costs for the client’s business needs. His experience also includes exposure to worldwide assignments as a Logistics Readiness officer in the United States Air force for 13 years. This allowed him to gain a great amount of knowledge on the use of strategic sourcing, procurement and logistics optimization tools. With a Masters in Logistics and Supply Chain Alexander Fletcher possesses a broad understanding of supply chain competencies – making him one of the most informed consultants in supply chain solutions. You can contact Alex with any questions you might have: LinkedIn (company): https://www.linkedin.com/company/fletcher-supply-chain-group LinkedIn (personal): https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderfletcher Twitter: https://twitter.com/FletcherSCG   Be sure to follow us: Twitter @2BabesTalkSCInstagram @2BabesTalkSC2 Babes Talk Supply Chain on YouTube  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeSgYV9v7q6QoTL4BddCaQw 

Episode 49, This Is It (Final Episode)To start with , here are my favourite vegetarian or vegan related clips from the No Agenda Podcast with John C Dvorak and Adam Curry.Dvorak made a few mistakes with my message, I do NOT own NZ Vegan Podcast, I just asked for it to be mentioned, and Im not the only vegan who listens to No Agenda, I've met a few now.Welcome to Episode 49 of Jay Wont dart's podcast. This Is It, both the Michael Jackson movie, and my final episode.Thank you to everyone who has ever listened to my podcast. I'm no longer going to update this, Im focusing on my Animal Rights show, Coexisting With Nonhuman Animals. You can find that at coexisting with nonhuman animals . blogspot.com. I'd love to hear from anyone who has listened to this podcast, my email is jaywontdart @gmail.com.If you would like to remove this podcast from your iTunes podcast section, you can just select it and hit delete. Or, if you'd like to keep the episodes for some reason, to make fun of me when I run for Prime Minister of New Zealand, you can select all the episodes, and "convert ID3 tags". That removes the bit that says "this is a podcast, keep it separate from normal music files". Right click on all the selected episodes and you will see "convert ID3 tags". Select "1.0" ok that. When you do that, you will lose the artwork for the episodes, you could always copy the picture from one of the episodes and then paste it back for all tracks after deleting the tags. You can then drag the tracks out of iTunes to your desktop, and then back to iTunes, they should just show up as usual music, not in the podcast section any more. This way, you dont have a dead podcast in your podcast section, looking for updates that will never come. I have little space left on screen, even with a 23 inch screen, because I have so many podcast subscriptions, so I remove any that are not updated and save the files the way I just described.A few weeks back, I went to the movies. It was the first time in years, Probably the last movie I had went to would have been Lord Of The Rings, Return Of The King. I didnt think much of the movie theatre, in fact, it SUCKED! I had to wait for the ticketing clerk to get off the telephone, while another one sat there doing NOTHING at a closed till. After a minute or two of awkward standing and looking around at movie posters, I finally got to pay. The manager was further along, on another telephone, yakking it up about how great his theatre is. Something about digital projection equipment. Yet, our local theatre cannot afford to get 3D projectors. 3D movies are cited to be the new breakthrough in reversing movie theatre losses, because at home, you just cant get 3D, its going to be THE reason to go to a theatre. And, we just wont have it, because it costs so much. So, Invercargills local movie theatre is pretty much screwed. Like I said, it had been YEARS since I had last gone, and I really dont see myself EVER going to a movie theatre again. I normally just wait until things are out on DVD, and buy them, although I have friends who download movies from bit torrent, and its pretty impressive what you can get for FREE, BEFORE the movie is even OUT in THEATRES, let alone waiting months for the dvd version. I dont like stealing movies though, so I dont do it, although I think Digital Distribution is the way to go. I buy all my music through iTunes, and hope one day I'll be able to get movies the same way. I imagine someday you will be able to just get new movies on your computer, by download, at the same time they are released in theatres, because all the theatres will be long gone.Before I tell you about what I thought of This Is It, I'd also like to mention, I wanted to own it on DVD straight after the movie ended, I wanted to be able to rewind certain bits and watch them again and again. Turns out, Sony was willing to have the DVD and Blu Ray versions out BEFORE christmas, makes sense right? So then everyone would be buying copies for christmas, thats the best time of year for sales, "for christs sake". But, oh, the movie theatres bitched and moaned, "oooh, you cant do that to us", and so Sony had to postpone the home release until almost FEBRUARY. Ok, so I could have this dvd in my hands in a few weeks, OR, I could wait MONTHS. Guess what I have to do! All because I want to legally buy the damn thing, I could have just grabbed a pirated copy of the movie from online, probably before it was even showing in theatres. The people who play by the rules always get screwed over.So, it seems to be a long wait until I can own This Is It. Im not happy about it.So, what did I think about This Is It? Heres the trailer.As you probably know, This Is It were a series of concerts that were cancelled after Michael Jackson died, a very short time before the concerts were to begin. This Is It, the movie thats been released, is from footage filmed privately for Michael himself, it was never meant to be seen by the public. Some fans have thought it shouldnt be released, since its practice footage, and not finished. Im personally glad I got to see it. Lots of interesting set designs were used, and actual computer graphics for the concerts are shown during the movie. One has a spider scurrying about, and then an actual giant spider comes out on stage, with its legs stomping about, and it opens up to reveal Michael inside. Theres been all kinds of rumours about the movie too, some of them bizarre. I mean, the whole thing is a cash grab by the producers, trying to get as much money as possible of course, and they've succeeded doing that. The rumoured price for the raw concert footage was 60 million us dollars, and to date, the movie has taken in over 200 million dollars. It will probably do something similar to that again in merchandise and sales of the home media versions. Then, rumours that body doubles were used, that not all of the dancing is done by the actual Michael Jackson, its someone who looks just like him doing it, because Michael was too sick to dance. Who knows if thats true or not. Even Joe Jackson, Michaels Father has said that its "mostly body doubles". I dont know, Joe Jackson says all kinds of things. Sony released a statement denying rumors that the film had rehearsal footage of Jackson body doubles. "This story is pure garbage and there are no body doubles. [...] Audiences will begin to see the film tomorrow [October 28, 2009] and every time they see The King of Pop they will know that every frame is unquestionably Michael [Jackson] as he rehearses and prepares for the London concerts that were to have begun this past summer." I dont know, thats a bit mean, to say "oh, the true fans will recognise its Michael", its a bit like the story of the Emperors New Clothes, we all want to believe its Michael Jackson, and so will just assume it is him. From what I saw, it seemed like him, sure. Then, there are rumours of the actual singing too. For most of the movie, you dont hear Michael singing at full strength, he doesnt sing properly, apparently to save his voice for the concerts, this was just practise remember. So, he skips huge portions of songs, and what he does sing tends to be rather quietly, and he sounds out of breath, like hes forgotten parts, or is generally stressed. There were rumours that Michael was close to death as he performed, and that he could never have actually fulfilled all the concert dates. These rumours say they people around him were giving him drugs to keep him going, never caring about his health, and that they just needed him to perform. At least parts of the sound have been confirmed as being the original master recordings, with Sony confirming that some of the practise recordings were just not strong enough. Again, I dont know, maybe we will never know the truth.From what I saw from the movie, Michael looked rather freaky, every time you see him, he looks like a different person, his whole face again looks different from just a few years ago. Now he looked "smaller" and even thinner, with large cheeks but nothing else to his face. He wears sunglasses for most of the movie, and some rather crazy looking suits. I didnt like the costumes very much, they are just bizarre. I'll read from some reviews of This Is It."More important, however, is that we rarely witness Jackson giving 100%: He frequently comments that he is saving his voice and body for the actual performances. Jackson certainly can’t be faulted for this, but it’s questionable whether he would really want his fans to see him thus. Don’t get me wrong: 60% of Michael Jackson is still a pretty good thing [...] [Jackson] the noted perfectionist, at work, correcting others’ dance moves without missing a beat himself and giving notes, sometimes revelatory and other times inscrutable, to his music director and others"—Marjorie Baumgarten of Austin Chronicle[ "We see Jackson as a perfectionist, a generous boss, a tough taskmaster and a playful child. Off guard and probably unaware that it would ever be seen by the public, we find Jackson pushing his band and production team to the limit with demands to "let it sizzle" and "make the music simmer". Obsessive Jacko fans may be shocked by his Diva-ish behaviour as he complains about ear-pieces, but it's heartening to finally view the late singer as a rounded human with regular failings and imperfections. Similarly a scene featuring Jackson screaming "weeeee!" with childish glee as he moves around the stage on a giant cherry-picker, will surely bring a smile to even the most cynical viewer"—Alex Fletcher of Digital Spy[I guess you just have to go and see the movie for yourself, if its still available where you are, if not, we have to wait until its released for home media. Im not enjoying this wait, theres so many scenes I want to watch again, to see if I can spot any signs of body doubles, or other unusual things. Overall, Im really glad I saw This Is It, although it is rather weird to watch. You know Michael is dead, it briefly mentions that at the very start, before going through the process of auditions for the supporting cast. Who knows if Michael Jackson had the strength left to do all those live performances. Honestly, the majority of the movie has him "practise singing", not singing properly at full strength. It comes across as if hes forgetful or tired, although it could really be that he was just doing that because it is a practise, and he needed his strength for the real performances.I really liked a lot of things about the movie, I hope you can see it. Im going to end with the main song of the movie, that was released with the movie. This Is It was recorded many years ago, and just recently worked into a full song. Its always exciting to find "unreleased" songs of your favourite artist, especially after they have died, although the studios ALWAYS let them trickle out, to maximise their profits. Its going to be years before all Michaels best songs have been released, if they ever are.Thank you for listening. Its been fun doing these podcasts. Im going to continue doing my animal rights podcast, Coexisting With Nonhuman Animals. You can find that a coexisting with nonhuman animals . blogspot.com I'd love it if you would listen to that. You can find the script for this episode, as well as downloads for every episode of Jay Wont darts podcast at jaywontdart.blogspot.comIf you want to contact me, even just to say you listened, send an email to jaywontdart@gmail.com, j a y w o n t d a r t @ gmail.com, I'd appreciate it. I really, really would. For the last time ever on this podcast,Have a super happy day, bye.Sources=======http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jackson%27s_This_Is_It