Podcast appearances and mentions of alex paterson

Im going to read from the press release this time coz its a good'n The simpatico sophomore album by the unstoppably prolific Alex Paterson and fellow Orb original Andy Falconer is an epic sail through the sky at night. Helmed by gentle spirits with warmth in their hearts, ‘SETI' feels cold and dark, yet also glowing and welcoming. Aboard a cosy candlelit spacecraft, the duo experience the cosmos as somewhere overwhelmingly infinite, yet reassuring and friendly. A sort of ‘ambient unplugged', it's full of acoustic instruments and nostalgic samples, folding space between the old world, and places where no man has gone before. Dr Paterson speaks “The first LP had a great reception and sold so well I couldn't even get a copy myself. Andy is brilliant at making ambient music, and working with him is always rewarding. We understand each other's brains – it's easy and organic - so doing another made total sense.” He adds, “SETI stands for Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence, but it's also something you sit on, to chill out, which is why the album contains a Three Piece Suite. This record is musical ambience, which is what we like to make, rather than drone ambience, which there's a lot of these days.” That last point struck me as it describes the sensations I associate with the music of the Orb which is a sort of maximal ambient rush. It's a sound that whizzes me right back to my dreamy youth tbh when these guys were so responsible for making the soundtrack that accompanied me through my last years at school. It was a time when I needed music to blow my mind. When I was told I could speak to an original member of the orb I was so curious to ask Andy how it was all made back in those days. We get into that right at the end of this chat as well as a walk down memory lane and up the present.  It was great to catch up with Andy in Portugal. He's had quite the life! Let's get into it  

Step into the ambient world of trailblazer Dr. Alex Paterson of The Orb, sharing his captivating story on Lost in Sound. Our journey with Alex takes us from the inception of ambient house to his acoustic adventures with the Sedibus project, all while uncovering the artistic vigor that has fueled his five-decade-long voyage through the music industry. We relish the nostalgia of chart-topping victories, a totally surreal chess-themed performance on Top of the Pops, and delve into the enduring resonance of "Little Fluffy Clouds."With laughter and earnest reflection, Alex recalls the exuberance of the acid house scene, his time as a roadie for Killing Joke, and the antics of The KLF, painting a vibrant picture of the friendships and chaos that shaped an era. This episode isn't just a look back at the past; it's a testament to music's timeless journey and the undying passion that drives an artist like Alex, who eschews retirement and zeitgeist for the relentless pursuit of creation.Finally, through candid anecdotes and personal memories, Alex provides insight into the lasting influence of late artists, muses humorously about secret islands for escaping fame, and shares how non-traditional musicians like himself have brought new sounds to the forefront. From wild rave stories to the enduring friendships forged in the heat of the acid house scene's heyday, this episode is an affectionate homage to the rhythms that keep legends like Dr. Alex Patterson crafting the soundtrack of our lives.The second Sedibus album ‘SETI' out now on Orbscure Recordings, check it out here. Presented and produced by Paul Hanford Paul Hanford on InstagramLost and Sound is proudly sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Subscribe to the Lost and Sound Substack for fresh updates and writing.Lost and Sound title music by Thomas Giddins

The Orb are the biggest ambient act of all time - that's probably true but they were certainly THE ambient band of the 90s, selling enormous amounts of records, touring a live show which drew breathless comparisons to Pink Floyd, arguably inventing the concept of Chill Out, and generally occupying a unique space as a truly experimental group in the mainstream of music. Alex Paterson is the only constant member of The Orb, who last released an album in 2023, and has the scars of litigation to prove it - their 90s catalogue is till being argued over with its owners, Universal, and the lawsuits over uncleared samples have been numerous and acrimonious. So we talk about all that, plus his formative years as an unofficial member of and sometime roadie for The Killing Joke, doing A&R for E.G. Records in the 80s, starting The Orb with KLF legend Jimmy Caughty, DJing at the legendary UFO in Berlin the night the wall came down, and of course his new record with his other project, Sedibus. Some parallels here with the episode we did with Adrian Sherwood... it took a fair bit of work to get this one into shape, but I think it was worth it. You're gonna enjoy it!If you're into what we're doing here on the pod then you can support the show on Patreon! There are two tiers - "Solidarity" for $4 a month, which features the show without ads, regular bonus podcasts, and extra content. And "Musicality" which for a mere $10 a month gets you all the music we release on Hotflush and affiliate labels AND other music too, some of which never comes out anywhere else.You can also make a one-off donation to the podcast using a credit or debit card, with Paypal, or your Ethereum wallet! Head over to scubaofficial.io/support.Plus there's also a private area for Patreon supporters in the Hotflush Discord Server... but anyone can join the conversation there in the public channels, so please do!Listen to all (most of) the music discussed on the show via the Not A Diving Podcast Spotify playlistFollow Scuba: twitter instagram bandcamp spotify apple music beatport Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Programa #575 - Plan de Inmersiones 00,05'42” — Toni Forqués, Director del Ocean Power Photography, que nos presenta y nos invita, a todos, a la Gala de entrega de premios del Watersports Photography Awards, no te lo pierdas. 00,27'38” — Ramón Verdaguer, el maestro de buceadores, se dejará caer por el programa para contarnos novedades y curiosidades del buceo. 00,52'14” — La Dra. Mercedes Varela, nos dejará nuevas perlas de biología marina, en su espacio “Buceo con Ciencia”, desde Posidonia Ecosports. 01,14'06” — José Coronel “Gualdrapa”, compartirá uno de sus últimos artículos publicado en su blog “Buceo Racional”, invitándote a sumergirte en su meticuloso razonamiento. 01,33'46” — Sergi Pérez “Sergibuzo”, instructor de instructores, nos invita a una nueva charla de “Buceo técnico, más allá del límite”, ¿de qué nos hablará en esta ocasión? Te invito a descubrirlo juntos. Con las micro-secciones habituales del programa, “Mi cuaderno de Buceo”, el repaso a nuestros programas ya emitidos y la agenda de propuestas para tu tiempo en superficie, nos daremos, una noche más por buceados. La foto de la semana es para caerte de culo, se trata de una imagen, impresionante, como un salto al vacío donde el agua es tan cristalina que parece inexistente, un apneísta pica hacia el fondo de un cenote, en medio de un abanico de haces de luz que surgen desde la superficie hasta el fondo. Sencillamente mágico, una auténtica foto ganadora del Watersports Photography Awards del pasado año 2022, cortesía de la organización y, por supuesto de su autor, el flamante ganador de la mejor foto del año, Victor de Vallés. ¡Chapeau! Victor, enhorabuena. ¿Listos para saltar al agua? Como siempre, repasamos la configuración del equipo del buddy, un Ok, y al fondo. Sonaron en este programa: 00,00'09” — David Arkenston - Papillon - Sintonía 00,05'42” — Pulp - After You 00,27'38” — Royal Blood - High Waters 00,52'14” — Alex North - 2001 A Space Odyssey Theme song 01,11'35” — Avalon Jazz Band - La Mer (Beyond the Sea) 01,14'06” — Chocolate Hills, The Orb, Alex Paterson, Paul Conboy - Cracking Kraken 01,33'46” — L'Rain - r(EMOTE) 02,05'13” — Carlos vives & Wisin - Si Me Das Tu Amor 02,09'32” — Steel Panther - Asian Hooker 02,13'34” — Hay Peores - Bajo El Mar (Cover de Under The Sea de La Sirenita) Sintonía

This eclectically electronic episode features Alex Paterson, the founder of one of the most successful dance acts of the 90's, The Orb.   Starting his journey as roadie for Killing Joke, and A&R at EG records, he moved into DJing. In 1989, Youth and Alex Paterson started the WAU! Mr. Modo label. Their early releases of a selection of industrial techno dubs and heavy sound system dubs from artists such as Napthali, Manasseh, Bim Sherman and Jah Warrior are long deleted and fetch high sums in private sales.   His cofounding of the Orb with Jimmy Cauty fell apart (problems with Jimmy's KLF project), but Alex continued to forge a massive career – later they kissed and made up.   Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the extraordinary story of Alex Paterson... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyour

My guest this week is Alex Paterson from legendary electronic group, The Orb We discuss, amongst other things, recording the Roland & Albert Meet The Orb Upcountry in Uganda EP, which came out in March via Alex's record label, Orbscure, the 30th anniversary of seminal album, U.F. Orb, and recording the Metallic Spheres album with David Gilmour from Pink Floyd.  To keep up-to-date with future releases from Orbscure follow: https://www.facebook.com/Orbscure/ https://www.theorb.com Also check out Alex's weekly radio shows over at WNBC London - highly recommended! http://www.wnbc.london

My guest this week is the extremely talented electronic music, arranger and composer, Dom Beken Dom spoke to me about making albums with his good friend Alex Paterson from The Orb, as part of The Transit Kings and HFB, and also discusses working with legendary Pink Floyd drummer, Nick Mason. Dom is the keyboard player and backing vocalist for Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, which is also features Gary Kemp on guitar and Guy Pratt on bass. The band are currently touring the UK. I really enjoyed our discussion and hope to have Dom back on the show later this year For more information about Dom and his wonderful music career to date, check out his website: https://www.dombeken.com

This week, Felix Salmon and Emily Peck are joined by Kevin Roose of The New York Times to talk about the crypto money launder scheme Heather Morgan and Ilya “Dutch” Lichtenstein are accused of taking part in; the possible usefulness of crypto; and what's going on with Forbes. In the Plus segment: The Sotheby's auction of CryptoPunks.  Mentioned In the show:  “How The Crypto Couple Went From Wannabe Tech Luminaries To Targets In The Biggest Financial Seizure In Justice Department History” by David Jeans and Cyrus Farivar  “Maybe There's a Use for Crypto After All” by Kevin Roose “Joe Rogan Wrapped: A Year of COVID-19 Misinformation, Right-Wing Myths, and Anti-Trans Rhetoric” by Alex Paterson  “Podcasts Are No Longer Private Conversations” by Kaitlyn Tiffany  “Binance's Unusual Forbes Deal Comes Amid SPAC Drama” by Sara Fischer   Email: slatemoney@slate.com Podcast production by Cheyna Roth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Felix Salmon and Emily Peck are joined by Kevin Roose of The New York Times to talk about the crypto money launder scheme Heather Morgan and Ilya “Dutch” Lichtenstein are accused of taking part in; the possible usefulness of crypto; and what's going on with Forbes. In the Plus segment: The Sotheby's auction of CryptoPunks.  Mentioned In the show:  “How The Crypto Couple Went From Wannabe Tech Luminaries To Targets In The Biggest Financial Seizure In Justice Department History” by David Jeans and Cyrus Farivar  “Maybe There's a Use for Crypto After All” by Kevin Roose “Joe Rogan Wrapped: A Year of COVID-19 Misinformation, Right-Wing Myths, and Anti-Trans Rhetoric” by Alex Paterson  “Podcasts Are No Longer Private Conversations” by Kaitlyn Tiffany  “Binance's Unusual Forbes Deal Comes Amid SPAC Drama” by Sara Fischer   Email: slatemoney@slate.com Podcast production by Cheyna Roth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We study the ICEF College of Flatology, Kanye hires AB, #OscarsSoStraight, Nelly leaks a BJ video, BranDon's Alexa recordings, Drew tells his younger self to go to dance school, and we go on the hunt for Convoy's C.W. McCall.Gawker shares Kyrsten Sinema's social security number with the entire internet. Hope she had LifeLock... or maybe not.Lyla is being a bad dog again.The 2022 Oscar Nominations are out. Drew hates The Power of the Dog. Marc says it's because he didn't pay attention. Drew's really mad Benedict Cumberbatch was allowed to play the main character. Only 4 black actors were nominated. Lady Gaga got snubbed. Billie Eilish and her slow boring James Bond song was nominated.The Razzies are out as well and Bruce Willis has fallen so far that they made a special category for all his straight to DVD movies.Danny Masterson is a rapist and Scientology will defend him to the death.We have a scientific discussion on flatulence with the Invisible College of Experimental Flatology.Peloton fired everybody as they are preparing to be sold.Alvin Kamara beat up a dude in Vegas, then played the Pro Bowl, THEN got arrested.Antonio Brown has been hired by Donda Sports and Kanye West. His first order of business was to spend $2.2 million on a Super Bowl suite.We learn ALL about Kanye's new Kim Kardashian replacement.Justin Trudeau calls the 'Freedom Convoy' "Nazis". The Ambassador Bridge gets shut down. We desperately try to track down C.W. McCall for comment.Dax Shepard is a bad parent. Facts.We're huge in the Cayman (my butt) Islands.The Tinder Swindler victims are trying to swindle you out of money on GoFundMe.Drew does not find Euphoria an accurate depiction of high school.Eminem and Duran Duran are leading the RR HOF fan vote.Alex Paterson's job is trying to find Joe Rogan audio so he can cancel him. Al Sharpton piles on way too late.The cops pulled a Minority Report on Dino Tomassetti.We listen to BranDon's discussions with his Amazon Alexa. He has 12,000 of them.The Crumbley parents were back in court. James is already guilty of having bad hair. His 911 call has been released.Drew wishes he would have gone to Gus Giordano Dance School. He wants to write to his 16-year-old self.The Americans suck at the 2022 Winter Olympics. Another traitor to China has won a Gold medal. Peng Shuai is doing juuuuuuust fine. Jake Chelios is Team China now.Kelly Stafford is making the rounds Super Bowl week. Her producer is taking heat in the reviews. Hank Winchester has signed on to be our post Super Bowl reporter.Jackson Mahomes is still the worst.Nelly 'accidentally' posted himself receiving oral sex.Seth Rogen beats off in Pam & Tommy.Amanda Seyfried is too hot to play Elizabeth Holmes in a movie... but here we are.OJ Simpson says 'Uber' weird.Social media is dumb but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Written, Directed and Sound Designed by Alex Paterson Starring Natalie Patterson, Sevil Erer, Rachael Adamson and Gen Papadopoulos CONTENT WARNINGS: Coarse language and violence.

Written by Aidan Pollock Directed and Sound Designed by Josie Lee Starring Estelle Yoon, Alex Paterson, Sarea Bhar, Hana Rossi and Lara Dodd CONTENT WARNINGS: Sexual references, depictions of death.

 HOSTS:Listen to James Cridland and Sam Sethi   GUEST: Jeff Price CEO - Word CollectionsSpotify has pulled a number of comedy albums from its service, after claims they weren't licensed correctly.  Jeff Price has announced a $3.5m investment round for his Word Collections company, which “focuses on getting comedians and other spoken-word performers paid for the use of their works for the first time”.NEWS:The Infinite Dial 2021 for the UK was released last week. The headline was 41% of the UK population (16+) listens to podcasts every month - around 23m people. The data is directly comparable to the US (41%), Canada (38%) and Australia (36%). The data was paid-for by Bauer Media and Spotify. Links: Adam Bowie looks at the data.We interview Larry Rosin President at Edison Research next week.Exclusive: Spotify has made a number of exciting press releases about new podcast partnerships in the past two years: but many of those Spotify announcements have yet to result in a single new podcast, according to our research. Where are they? And what's going on?A Sky News investigation in the UK has discovered antisemitism, racism and white supremacist material in podcasts on Spotify.  Spotify has removed 150 hours of content after the news channel's report. “In some cases, explicit slurs could be found in episode titles and descriptions while album artwork displayed imagery adopted by white supremacists,” the story says. The podcasts are still available on Google Podcasts.Alex Paterson has listened to more than 350 hours of The Joe Rogan Experience.  He says he: “compiled some of the worst examples of Rogan's sexist, racist, and harmful commentary over the past year -- all paid for by Spotify”.Slate Plus podcasts are now available on Spotify. Through their integration with Supporting CastPushkin Industries has also launched a direct podcast subscription program, which will also work in Spotify.  The company will also use Supporting Cast.

Esta semana, en una nueva sesión de Rebelión Sónica, destacamos el disco colaborativo “Leviathan”, que unió al líder y guitarrista de King Crimson, Robert Fripp, con el dúo electrónico inglés, The Grid. Editado el recién pasado 25 de junio por los sellos DGM y Panegyric Recordings, el álbum combina los clásicos soundscapes de Fripp con los sintetizadores, baterías, programaciones y efectos de la dupla de The Grid, integrada por dos importantes productores de la electrónica británica: Richard Norris y Dave Ball (Soft Cell). De este modo, el fundador de King Crimson da un paso más en su aportes con músicos de la electrónica, que se remontan, por ejemplo, a sus álbumes con Brian Eno a partir de principios de los 70 o con The Orb en la banda FFWD a mediados de los 90. Los miembros de The Grid señalaron que, “Robert (Fripp) apareció con un camión cargado de amplificadores y efectos, dos grandes pilas que incluían unidades de delay con un retardo de 76 segundos y tocó, tocó y tocó. El oficio y la musicalidad de Robert fue un poco abrumador para nosotros al principio, ya que teníamos un trasfondo más de bricolaje y electrónica post punk, pero pronto desarrollamos un lenguaje para comunicarnos. ‘Haz que suene como una tormenta ...’, ‘Voy a hacer un sonido de bomba’, ese tipo de cosas. Después de cada pista, Robert decía ‘¿Tienes más?’ y parecía estar divirtiéndose mucho. Fue un invitado muy generoso”. En la parte final del programa, profundizamos en la relación de Fripp con la electrónica, escuchando material del disco homónimo de FFWD (1994), proyecto que unió al guitarrista con los integrantes de la banda inglesa The Orb, Thomas Fehlmann, Kris Weston y Dr. Alex Paterson.

Los islandeses nos comentan las canciones de su nuevo álbum en este Siglo21. También escuchamos Sedibus, el nuevo proyecto de Alex Paterson de The Orb, el disco póstumo de DMX, El Hijo y Earthgang, entre otras novedades. Y hablamos con Javier Celaya, director del Anuario de Cultura Digital. Escuchar audio

En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia(orm.es; 00,00h a 02,00h). B.J. Thomas ha muerto a los 78 años como consecuencia de un cáncer de pulmón. El artista será recordado por haber sido el intérprete de ‘Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head', la gran obra maestra de Burt Bacharach. Muere por covid-19 John Davis, co-líder de los verdaderos «Milli Vanilli». El 11 de junio, las leyendas del rock KISS inician su nueva serie oficial de conciertos, KISS – Off The Soundboard, con Tokyo 2001, grabado por la banda en el Tokyo Dome de Tokio (Japón) el 13 de marzo de 2001. Este lanzamiento marca el primero de una serie de discos que se irán publicando a través de UMe. Tomavistas 2022 anuncia sus primeras confirmaciones (Suede). AYOHO estará en directo en un concierto especial para celebrar los 50 años de difusión de la Cultura del Nuevo Teatro Circo de Cartagena Kings Of Convenience estrenan el segundo adelanto de su regreso. Depresión Sonora vuelve a hacerlo con su nuevo EP. "Historias Tristes Para Dormir Bien". Ya disponible el álbum de Sedibus ‘The Heavens' – Alex Paterson de The Orb colaborando con Andy Falconer. Calamaro presenta “DIOS LOS CRÍA”, album en el que reinterpreta sus éxitos junto a legendarios artistas de la música en español. Perdon Musica Perdón estrenan nuevo Ep titulado 'Te Invito a mi Fiesta'. Exnovios publican "Luz, Espacio, Tiempo", el primer adelanto y primer videoclip también del que será su esperado tercer álbum. “La canción del verano” -el primer avance de lo que será el próximo álbum de LA LA LOVE YOU- suena aún mucho más a verano, gracias al remix del productor y Dj Buffetlibre. Neon Vampire es una banda gaditana que nace como la evolución natural de su anterior proyecto, Champagne.La megaestrella del pop MØ hace su regreso triunfal con su nuevo single "Live To Survive". Tras alejar el mal fario con "El gato negro", Los Mejillones Tigre reinciden en el remedio más eficaz contra el entumecimiento muscular con "Ayahuasca". Angelpopdj presenta una versión de Estrellas y Planetas de Carlos Berlanga, de su último disco, Impermeable .The Black Lips anuncian fecha en Murcia. Lady Gaga confirma hoy la edición especial del álbum Born This Way The Tenth Anniversary. El proyecto de catálogo de Warner Music Spain «Archivos rescatados» busca recuperar discos descatalogados desde hace tiempo en formato físico para ponerlos a disposición del público por primera vez en edición digital. El proceso de búsqueda de material sonoro ha dado lugar a una selección de grabaciones que pretende completar la discografía de algunos artistas esenciales de nuestra historia (PISTONES). Carolina Durante presenta "Famoso En Tres Calles" Nuevo single y vídeo protagonizado por Omar Ayuso. Miguel Angel Kibla KIbla reaparecen hoy con dos nuevos temas por youtube, Muerdo estrenará su disco, 'La sangre del mundo', en Las Noches del Malecón, y aprovechamos para hablar con Pask Cantero sobre esta presentación

Youth (Martin Glover) Youth is most famous for being the bass player in Killing Joke. He left the band in 1982, and soon after founded his own commercially orientated dub funk band Brilliant, which recorded one album in 1986 before later disbanding. In 1989, Youth and Alex Paterson started the WAU! Mr. Modo label. Their early releases were industrial techno dubs and heavy sound system dubs from artists such as Napthali, Manasseh, Bim Sherman and Jah Warrior. In the early nineties, Youth formed techno and house music duo Blue Pearl together with American singer Durga McBroom. They scored a handful of hit singles including their blue vinyl debut "Naked in the Rain", which reached No. 4 in the UK Singles Chart and was also a No. 5 dance hit in the U.S. in 1990. It was followed by "Little Brother" and "(Can You) Feel the Passion". An album, Naked, was also released. In 1994, Youth rejoined Killing Joke and their album Pandemonium was released on his Butterfly Recordings label, as was the 1996 follow-up, Democracy. Youth's Butterfly Records label has produced artists such as Take That, Wet Wet Wet, Tom Jones, the Orb, System 7, Maria McKee and Heather Nova. Youth was the co-producer of the Verve's Urban Hymns and Dolores O'Riordan's 'Are You Listening?' He has also worked, produced and remixed for bands including Kate Bush, Guns N' Roses, Primal Scream, Embrace, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Gaudi, Art of Noise, Crowded House, Zoe, P.M. Dawn, Yazoo, Erasure, U2, Bananarama, INXS, James and Suns of Arqa. Great chat with Youth where he explains his creative approach which is fascinating To support the podcast and get access to features about guitar playing and song writing visit https://www.patreon.com/vichyland and also news for all the creative music that we do at Bluescamp UK and France visit www.bluescampuk.co.uk For details of the Ikaro music charity visit www.ikaromusic.com Big thanks to Josh Ferrara for the music  

En este S21 descubrimos el próximo álbum de Dntel, el proyecto de Jimmy Tamborello. También lo nuevo de Max Ritcher, Alex Paterson con Sedibus, el debut de Lea Leone (la hija de Fernando Alfaro, lo nuevo de Chucho y de Thundercat, entre otras novedades. En Contenedores de Arte, Tomoko Yoneda. Escuchar audio

The COVID-19 pandemic has reinforced the urgent need for universal robust connectivity from coast to coast to coast. How can we use this moment of crisis to make generational improvements to connectivity infrastructure? In Keeping Canada Connected: Part 1 of the Crisis to Resilience series, Canada 2020's Alex Paterson speaks with Simon Kennedy from Industry, Science and Economic Development Canada, Michèle Beck from Telesat, Willa Black from CISCO, and Dean Prevost from Rogers.

On this episode of Crisis to Resilience, Canada 2020's Alex Paterson sits down with Robert Asselin, currently the Senior Vice President at the Business Council of Canada, and former Director of Policy to the Hon. Bill Morneau. The Business Council's new report - Powering a Strong Recovery - lays out a recovery plan for our economy. But, as Alex and Robert discuss, even though times are unprecedented, many of Canada's challenges (and opportunities) brought on by COVID aren't exactly new.

Crisis to Resilience is a new Canada 2020 virtual series exploring how we can build a more resilient future for all Canadians. In this episode, Canada 2020's Alex Paterson speaks with the Hon. Mona Fortier,  Canadian Minister for Middle Class Prosperity and Associate Minister of Finance, about the immediate action taken by the Canadian government to support the most vulnerable Canadians impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, and why it is crucial to consider the social impacts of  emergency fiscal policies.

Crisis to Resilience is a new Canada 2020 virtual series exploring how we can build a more resilient future for all Canadians. Listen to our first episode featuring the Hon. Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier of Ontario and Ontario Minister of Health, speaking with Canada 2020's Alex Paterson, about Ontario's response to the pandemic, what we've learnt, and what the future might look like.

It's a very special episode this week with the boys taking a departure from films into the world of Video Games!This week, they'll each get their own game genre and a selection of titles and just a couple of ideas to pitch a game idea to an industry professional.Joining them this week is Not Games Director and Creative Founder, Alex Paterson!So with greek gods, post jobs and an incredibly distressing new controller for one of the titles, who will be crowned the winner of the first ever video games episode?Many thanks to Alex Paterson, and you can find his game Not For Broadcast on Steam for Windows via the link below:https://store.steampowered.com/app/1147550/Not_For_Broadcast/Their new DLC The Telethon is available now!

Canada 2020's Alex Paterson speaks with Kevin Page and Helena Gaspard from the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Democracy at the University of Ottawa, about The Recovery Project - what we're trying to accomplish, what you can expect, and how to get involved.

On this episode of The 2020 Network, Canada 2020's Alex Paterson speaks with Kevin Page and Helena Gaspard from the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Democracy at the University of Ottawa, about The Recovery Project - what we're trying to accomplish, what you can expect, and how to get involved.

On today's episode of Quality Content, host Alex Paterson speaks with Sarada Peri, former Senior Speechwriter to President Barack Obama and visiting Global Fellow with the Ryerson Leadership Lab, about the 2020 presidential primaries, the state of the democratic party and what it will take for them to win the next election.

It's been a while, but we're glad to be back with a brand new episode of Quality Content. Last week, Canada 2020 hosted its 5th Annual Health Innovation Summit which looked the state and sustainability of the Canadian health care system. On this episode, our host Alex Paterson sits down with some Canada's leading health experts for in-depth conversations around the future of innovation in health care. Here's who you can expect from this episode of Quality Content: Bill Charnetski, Executive Vice Presiden, PointClickCare Elizabeth Toller, Executive Director, Regulatory Innovation, Health Canada David Lee, Chief Regulatory Officer, Health Canada Jodi Butts, Independent Board Member, Aphria

To mark the first anniversary of cannabis legalization, Canada 2020 hosted a number of cannabis industry moguls at the Canadian Grown Conference in Toronto. During the two day event, Canada 2020's Alex Paterson and Jay Rosenthal of The Business of Cannabis, sat down with several people from the industry - from policymakers and researchers to cannabis business owners. In this episode, you'll hear about the challenges of legalization in year one, hopes for the coming year, and what it will take for Canada to maintain its first-mover advantage in the cannabis industry. Voices include Hon. A. Anne McLellan, co-chair of the Government of Canada's Task Force on Cannabis Legalization and Regulation, Chuck Rifici, Chairman at Auxly and CEO at Nesta, Ruth Ross, Professor and Chair of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto, and many more.

Hon. Ginette Petitpas Taylor, Minister of Health, joins Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 studio to discuss the future of Canada's pharmacare plan just months before the release of the Pharmacare Advisory Council's final report. The report will include specific recommendations on the program's design and delivery. Listen to hear Minister Petitpas Taylor take questions from a live studio audience about the scope, shape, and goals of a national pharmacare plan.

On the latest Quality Content, Alex Paterson sits down with the founder of The Martin Family Initiative, former prime minister of Canada, Paul Martin, and the organization's Early Years Program Director, Chloe Ferguson to chat about MFI's central program pillars, the importance of community involvement and leadership, and how lessons at the grassroots level can be applied to government decision-making.

Hon. Bernadette Jordan, Minister of Rural Economic Development, joins Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 studio to discuss the challenges and opportunities of improved connectivity infrastructure across the country. Listen to hear Minister Jordan take questions from the live studio audience about what is being done in rural parts of Canada to improve connectivity, and why it's so important for the economy.

Senator Yuen Pau Woo, facilitator of the Independent Senators group (ISG), joins host Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 event space to talk about what the ISG means for our parliamentary democracy, and how the chamber of sober second thought is working to rebuild trust with Canadians. Recorded live on March 6th, 2019.

It's part two of our holiday edition of /Thread. Host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the top news headlines of 2018.

It's part two of our holiday edition of /Thread. Host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the top news headlines of 2018.

On this holiday edition of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the team's favourite interviews from 2018.  

On this holiday edition of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the team's favourite interviews from 2018.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Bruce Heyman, joins host Alex Paterson to discuss Trump's impact on the Canada-U.S. allyship, and why he's dedicated much of his time since leaving his post to preserving the relationship.  

  The 2020 Network's Alex Paterson, Sarah Turnbull, and Aaron Reynolds traveled to Elevate Tech Fest in Toronto to chat with a host of awesome entrepreneurs, VCs, and other tech enthusiasts. List includes: Tobi Lütke of Shopify, Ray Reddy of Ritual, Dragon and serial entrepreneur Michele Romanow, Jeremy Shaki of Lighthouse Labs, Janet Bannister of Real Ventures, Jesse Shapins of Sidewalk Labs, and Oscar Roque of Interac.

Sarah Turnbull and Alex Paterson are joined by former diplomat and Macleans editor-at-large Scott Gilmore for a look back at the week. Topics include investing in cannabis, reactions to the Boston Globe's #enemyofnone editorial, and how to react to Maxime Bernier's Twitter rant about multiculturalism.

Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson are joined by Sarah Goldfeder and Josh McJannett to talk about the week that just ended. Topics include diplomacy by tweet, Space Force and Canada's place in space innovation, and Buck-a-Beer backlash. Plus, we play the tweet game.

Host Sarah Turnbull is joined by Mike Moffatt, Aaron Reynolds, and Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 studio to wrap up the week. Topics include Ontario News Now and comparisons to the CBC, and the Liberal government's track record on gay rights issues. Plus, Alex, Mike, and Aaron face off in the tweet game.

Celebrity gossip aficionado Elaine Lui, otherwise known as Lainey Gossip, joins Alex Paterson to discuss gossip as anthropology, the merging of celebrity and politics, and the changing face of media in the #metoo era.

Alex Paterson and Aaron Reynolds join host Sarah Turnbull to wrap up the week that was. Topics include the First Ministers meeting in New Brunswick, Sacha Baron Cohen's controversial show Who Is America?, and famous wrestling star Liquorice Valley. Plus, Sarah introduces a new game: Who Said It?

Nik Nanos, author of The Age of Voter Rage, joins Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 studio to talk about populism, the similarities between Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau's campaign tactics, the unfulfilled promise of the Internet as a fact-checking tool, and professional wrestling.

It's Friday the 13th, and Maclean's writer Shannon Proudfoot joined Sarah Turnbull and Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 studio to summarize the week. Topics included: Ontario's sex-ed curriculum rollback, deep-state conspiracies in the U.S., and hockey drama in Ottawa.

Heather Scoffield, Ottawa Bureau Chief for the Canadian Press, joins Alex Paterson to discuss the changing face of Canadian political journalism.

Sarah Turnbull and Alex Paterson are joined by human rights lawyer Amy Kishek in the Canada 2020 studio to answer the three questions of the week: what did the news cycle miss, who had the best or worst take, and what are we done with? This week's topics include the debate over who is and is not a feminist; the conversation between Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau on asylum seekers; and the very Canadian habit of complaining about the weather. Recorded June 6th, 2018.

Tim Barber joins Alex Paterson to talk about the role of think tanks, marketing new ideas, and Canada 2020's origins.

To wrap up the week that just passed, Alex Paterson, Sarah Turnbull and Aaron Reynolds answer three questions: what did the news cycle miss; who had the best or worst take of the week; and what are we done with? Topics this week include "parody" twitter accounts, 4th of July barbecue party invitations, Facebook's new fact-checking initiative, and the fish man who almost got everyone killed at the battle of Endor.

Chloe Ferguson of the Martin Family Initiative joins Alex Paterson in the Interac Podcast Lounge to talk about her experiences in First Nations communities across the country — what we're getting right, what we're getting wrong, and what we're missing.

Award-winning restaurateur Stephen Beckta joins Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 studio to talk about the passing of Anthony Bourdain, the nature of our relationship with food, culinary diplomacy, and Canada's food identity.

Canada and the United States have entered into a good old fashioned trade war, so Alex Paterson is joined by Mike Moffatt in the Interac Studio to talk about what that really means. Plus, Mike explains how real world trade is not like Settlers of Catan, and Alex breaks a promise to himself by reading some of Donald Trump's tweets out loud.

Mike Moffat and Alex Paterson introduce The 2020 Network, presented by Interac. The 2020 Network is a new podcast channel for all things Canadian politics, policy and national affairs. Produced at the Canada 2020 Studios in Ottawa, the 2020 Network serves up new shows each week that dig deep into the big ideas shifting and shaping the political conversation in Canada. Home to shows like "Wonk With Mike", "Explain Like I'm Five", "/Thread" and more, the 2020 Network is for the #cdnpoli nerd in us all. This is the next step in the evolution of our podcast channel. Subscribe today.

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The Shed Collective presents a night of tunes from PsychoNavigation Records. Tracklisting... When the Sky Fell Down Anodyne Mes Lackluster Click, Clack, It's All the Same Ben Bix Good News for Pyros Ciaran Byrne elektrum (go past) (Alex Paterson and Thomas Fehlmann) Hans Joachim Roedelius Drops To Repeat Lorenzo Montanà Rajza Po Parku Karol Gwozdz That Place (Gocat Mix) Anne Garner Met And Cast Brawdcast feat. Met Brushwork Enrico Coniglio and Elisa Marzorat Spoot Lorenzo Montanà. Here Is Someone Who Stood Up Matthew Devereux I See Hypnotic Waveforms Johnny Yesterday Acquatinta #7 Federico Mosconi All Around Me Sense Gelb Electric Penguins Acid Twilight Emmerichk Seven Most. Kohshi Kamata Cop Theme P.P.Roy Insect Invasion Lorenzo Montanà 3 AM Bedtime Buckminster Fuzeboard 707 Anodyne She Has (The Buddy System Mix) Anne Garner 3rd World Bickley O'Farrell Silent Protest Living Room The Reader Buckminster Fuzeboard A Dog Called Slippery Buckminster Fuzeboard Mexico Geisha Transforming the Past Emmerichk Sixty Nine (Andreas Florin Remix) The Blunted Boy Wonder Across the Snow Imploded View All Your Life Bickley O'Farrell

The Shed Collective presents a night of tunes from PsychoNavigation Records. Tracklisting... When the Sky Fell Down Anodyne Mes Lackluster Click, Clack, It's All the Same Ben Bix Good News for Pyros Ciaran Byrne elektrum (go past) (Alex Paterson and Thomas Fehlmann) Hans Joachim Roedelius Drops To Repeat Lorenzo Montanà Rajza Po Parku Karol Gwozdz That Place (Gocat Mix) Anne Garner Met And Cast Brawdcast feat. Met Brushwork Enrico Coniglio and Elisa Marzorat Spoot Lorenzo Montanà. Here Is Someone Who Stood Up Matthew Devereux I See Hypnotic Waveforms Johnny Yesterday Acquatinta #7 Federico Mosconi All Around Me Sense Gelb Electric Penguins Acid Twilight Emmerichk Seven Most. Kohshi Kamata Cop Theme P.P.Roy Insect Invasion Lorenzo Montanà 3 AM Bedtime Buckminster Fuzeboard 707 Anodyne She Has (The Buddy System Mix) Anne Garner 3rd World Bickley O'Farrell Silent Protest Living Room The Reader Buckminster Fuzeboard A Dog Called Slippery Buckminster Fuzeboard Mexico Geisha Transforming the Past Emmerichk Sixty Nine (Andreas Florin Remix) The Blunted Boy Wonder Across the Snow Imploded View All Your Life Bickley O'Farrell

In this episode we delve into environmental issues, specifically the issue of the Energy East pipeline: What is it? Why should we be worried about it?  What are the possible environmental impacts? How can Manitoba, and more broadly Canada, meet carbon emission targets and do it's part to quell the effects of climate change.  To get some insight into this issue we speak with Alex Paterson, a community organizer with Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition, who has been organizing opposition and hounding politicians from all levels of government to commit to prioritizing environmental issues.

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