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Continuing digging into the high school season with athletes from around the state. Ava Allingham of Breck and Aquajets sits down for a chat with MSV. Learn about her swimming history, what motivates her, and what advice she has for younger swimmers.

Christian and Josh are joined in the Patchwork studio by the handsome and hilarious Nelson Allingham, host of the Read It On Reddit podcast. Christian welcomes Nelson by confessing that he often passively listens to his podcast while completing chores before tragically revealing that he prematurely retired one of his jumpers from rotation by wearing it to bed. Nelson sympathises and offers a compromise of sleeping with no clothes but believes one of the tell tale signs of a sleep top, is the neckline. Josh reflects on waking himself up while sleep talking; Nelson sleep barks.  Christian then opens up to Josh and Nelson about having a fridge full of half filled jars of different sauces, pastes and whatnots. How do you prevent this from happening? Should you use the entire contents of the jar every time a new one is opened, like Nelson and Josh? Or do you wait for the mercy of mould before you throw the jar out? Josh gives us the lowdown on the sharehouse experience while Christian sings the praises of baby food. We then discuss whether particular foods have greater rights over freezer space than others? Bread or salmon? Finally, Nelson offers up a fresh take on how to save space in the fridge - the King's Cup. After a particularly bad experience, Nelson asks Christian and Josh for help identifying the circumstances in which you can ignore a friend of a friend you see walking down the street. Does it matter whether you're having a bad day? Do you need to at least head nod? What if you can't think of anything to chat to them about? What if you don't want to get locked into a long chat? After walking us through his bad experience of being ignored, Nelson finally reveals that the 'friend of a friend' is in fact one of our own.       With very special guests "Mad Lifts" and "Copy Cat" (Frank Walker from National Tiles). You can hear more of Nelson by listening to his podcast, Read It on Reddit. Follow us on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to see clips from the show: linktr.ee/welcometopatchwork For a couple of dollars a month you can sign up to our Patreon page and get a bonus Patch every off week! Check out: www.patreon.com/welcometopatchworkSupport the show: https://www.patreon.com/welcometopatchworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Imagine the chilling precision of a man who has successfully carried out two murders, now meticulously planning his third. In "Three is a Lucky Number" by Margery Allingham, step into the mind of Ronald Frederick Torbay as he targets his unsuspecting new wife, Edyth. With a plot that twists and turns, this suspenseful tale will keep you on the edge of your seat. Will Ronald's sinister plans succeed, or will fate take an unexpected turn? Tune in to my narration to experience the tension, intrigue, and unforeseen twists that make this story an unforgettable thriller. Full Notes Here https://tonywalker.craft.me/0eLM3xPAzh6qch Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey! The previous upload had 30 seconds cut out, so this is the updated version with that back in.    I was joined by author LC Allingham to talk about Art Horror. So get your miniatures and paintbrushes out for this episode.  Shownotes: https://booksinthefreezer.com

I was joined by author LC Allingham to talk about her novella Muse, and the exciting subgenre of Art Horror  Shownotes:

This week, Brook and Sarah take a deep dive into the life and writing of Golden Age author and "queen of crime" Margery Allingham.DiscussedThe Crime at Black Dudley (1929) Margery AllinghamBlackerchief Dick (1923) Margery AllinghamWomen of Mystery: The Lives and Works of Notable Women Crime Novelists (2000) Martha Hailey DuBoseGolden Age of Murder (2015) Martin EdwardsTraitor's Purse (1940) Margery AllinghamSweet Danger (1933) Margery AllinghamMystery Mile (1930) Margery AllinghamDeath of a Ghost (1934) Margery AllinghamThe Oaken Heart (1941) Margery AllinghamCampion (1989-1990) BBCFor more informationInstagram: @cluedinmysteryContact us: hello@cluedinmystery.comMusic: Signs To Nowhere by Shane Ivers – www.silvermansound.comSign up for our newsletter: https://cluedinmystery.com/clued-in-chronicle/Join the Clued in Cartel: https://cluedinmystery.com/clued-in-cartel/Transcript

Amazingly, the town of Grimsby has been the home of junior hockey's 'Peach Kings' for over 100 years.  Sarah Allingham researched and wrote a book about the franchise and on today's Sportsline Podcast with Bubba O'Neil, the resident revealed some history! 

This episode we are venturing into outer space to discuss a very British UFO encounter in 1950s Scotland. While our American cousins had been seeing aliens regularly for almost a decade, the British had been much less willing to disclose any extraterrestrial encounters. That was until pulp fiction writer and amateur astronomer Cedric Allingham spotted a saucer while walking on the Scottish coast.Cedric wrote a book on his experience of meeting and trying (with little success) to chat to a Martian. But would he be believed, or derided as nothing but a hoaxer?Guest Host: Jack Heathcote Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Keeping with our midsummer theme, here is a reading of a Victorian poem rich in faery folklore, in which Irish poet William Allingham reveals the darker side of the little people... DIRECT DOWNLOAD --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hypnogoria/message

The parallel lives of a writer and her detective. Thanks to my guest, Julia Jones. Her biography of Margery Allingham is available now through all good bookshops. Mentioned in the episode: — Margery Allingham: A Biography by Julia Jones — The Crime at Black Dudley by Margery Allingham — Blackkerchief Dick by Margery Allingham — Mystery Mile by Margery Allingham — Dancers in Mourning by Margery Allingham — Coroner's Pidgin by Margery Allingham — The Tiger in the Smoke by Margery Allingham — The China Governess by Margery Allingham — Look to the Lady by Margery Allingham — The Beckoning Lady by Margery Allingham — The Fashion in Shrouds by Margery Allingham — Traitor's Purse by Margery Allingham — The Oaken Heart by Margery Allingham — The Relay by Margery Allingham — Hide My Eyes by Margery Allingham — The Mind Readers by Margery Allingham — Sweet Danger by Margery Allingham — Death of a Ghost by Margery Allingham — Fifty Years in the Fiction Factory by Julia Jones Related Shedunnit episodes: — Margery Allingham Waits for the Invasion NB: Links to Blackwell's are affiliate links, meaning that the podcast receives a small commission when you purchase a book there (the price remains the same for you). Blackwell's is a UK bookselling chain that ships internationally at no extra charge. To be the first to know about future developments with the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at shedunnitshow.com/newsletter. The podcast is on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram as @ShedunnitShow, and you can find it in all major podcast apps. Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss the next episode. Click here to do that now in your app of choice. Find a full transcript of this episode at shedunnitshow.com/theevolutionofmargeryallinghamtranscript Music by Audioblocks and Blue Dot Sessions. See shedunnitshow.com/musiccredits for more details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Coming in second place for your Murder Mystery World Tour's 2022 recommendations is Traitor's Purse by Margery Allingham. A spy novel, on the podium of a Detective Fiction show? A curious choice to be sure, but Traitor's Purse is a powerful tale marking a moment in crime fiction history that echoes into modern classics. There's enough Golden Age goodness to scratch your mystery itch, and the spy fiction speeds this novel through a string of stunning setpieces.

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Paul Williams and Nelson Allingham (Christmas Paul Christmas and Elfson Elfingham) join us for our Christmas Escape Room!   Check out the write-up and images for this Escape Room below to follow along, or play yourself! https://www.consumethismedia.com/etscape/#christmas    For everything Escape This Podcast, head to https://www.consumethismedia.com/escape-this-podcast To hang out with us and other fans, join our discord here: https://discord.gg/AH9MZqM  Check out our second podcast, Solve This Murder! Website || iTunes || Twitter || Instagram || Facebook || RSS Follow us on Twitch! We have bonus episodes and playtests up on our Patreon! So if you have the ability to support the show, we would love to see you there. And in return we have blog posts, bonus audio, badges, and more! Plus all our patrons have the chance to appear in our rooms as NPC's. Have questions, comments, puzzles, or anything else? Send us an email, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter

Here on Death of the Reader, it's a rare stop on your Murder Mystery World Tour that gets a double-feature. Often it's to show the stark contrast between two portrayals, sometimes over decades, and the chosen double for this year was Albert Campion. Coming in at 12th for our 2022 recommendations, Cargo of Eagles was the final Campion novel penned by the series' creator, Margery Allingham, one of the oft-lauded four queens of Golden Age Crime. More spy-thriller than mystery, Campion's novels snuck their way onto your Murder Mystery World Tour on account of the legend that the spytective was originally envisioned as a parody of Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Peter Wimsey, and also because there are some fantastic novels in the Campion catalogue.

Coming in 15th place for our 2022 recommendations is Dorothy L. Sayers with ‘Whose Body?'. One of the Golden Age of Murder Mystery's four ‘Queens of Crime', alongside Christie, Marsh & Allingham, it would be difficult to overstate the significance of Sayers' contribution to the genre, as founding member and third president of The Detection Club, as well as a trailblazer in arts academia for women. Unfortunately, it would also be difficult to understate our enthusiasm for ‘Whose Body?'. There is a certain genius to its construction, a sharply poetic mind evident in its odd stylistic non-sequiturs and unusual if eloquent dialogue, but whilst that makes it fascinating to discuss, it doesn't make it the easiest read to recommend.

Anna and Annie discuss the Booker Prize winner, The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida by Shehan Karunatilaka. In Keep or Cull, Anna culls Mrs March by Virginia Feito and Annie keeps Seeing Other People by Diana Reid. Our books of the week are Sweet Danger and Death of a Ghost by Margery Allingham, one of the queens of classic crime. Both books feature gentleman sleuth Albert Campion. Described as 'addictive as cocaine' (Independent), Agatha Christie said 'Margery Allingham stands out like a shining light.'   Coming up: Real Bad Things by Kelly J Ford and The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O'Farrell. Follow us! Instagram: @abailliekaras and @mr_annie Email: booksonthegopodcast@gmail.com Facebook: Books On The Go Twitter: @abailliekaras and @mister_annie Credits Artwork: Sascha Wilkosz

We discuss chapters 16-20 of Margery Allingham's final Albert Campion novel, 'Cargo of Eagles', completed posthumously by her husband Philip Youngman Carter. Campion visits Elsy, Oates, and other allies from his venture thus far, gearing up for a final showdown, rescuing Dido and Morty in the dying seconds. Can the gang clear out all the skeletons in the closet? Our intrepid newcomer on Death of the Reader, Lachlan, awaits his fate and the points Herds is fated to steal. We also speak with Australian author Chris Hammer to talk about his latest release, 'The Tilt'. Named after an iconic geographic feature in the Murray-Darling region, the novel sees Ivan Lucic and Nell Buchanan return from their last venture in 'Treasure and Dirt'. In a case uncomfortably personal for Nell, we also follow the confession of a young boy from WWII, and a teenager from the 1970s, slowly winding their fates together. Thank you to Allen & Unwin for copies of the book and arranging our time with Chris!

We discuss chapters 9-15 of Margery Allingham's final Albert Campion novel, 'Cargo of Eagles', completed posthumously by her husband Philip Youngman Carter. The Demon of Saltey seems alive and well, as the last person to see it is found succumbed to its power. With Mossy dead, it's clear to Campion and Morty that time is of the essence. As the town starts to fill up with gawkers, can the spies see through the noise and stop the killer before they escape with riches. We also speak with Kate McCaffrey, YA author and crime-debutant about her latest novel 'Double Lives'. Radio journalist Amy Rhinehart has found the perfect show to beat her rival station at the ratings, a true crime series where the listeners can shape the investigation. The murder of a young trans woman with echoes of decades past proves a promising first case, and we discuss how 'Double Lives' echoes the generational influences of 'Cargo of Eagles'. Thank you to DMCPR and Echo Publishing for a preview copy of Double Lives.

We discuss chapters 1-8 of Margery Allingham's final Albert Campion novel, 'Cargo of Eagles', completed posthumously by her husband Philip Youngman Carter. An aged Campion finds himself the spymaster as the American spy Morty makes his way to the small Essex town of Saltey. As the investigation arrives in the town, their primary contact, lawyer Hector Askew is found dead, a radio playing in his hands, a bullet lodged in his head. Now long past the days of the action hero, can Campion wrangle his team through the grizzly gang-laden underbelly of Saltey? Flex is joined by producer Lachlan Acourt to find out. We also speak with Mike Ripley, author of ten Mr. Campion continuation novels, the latest of which 'Mr. Campion's Mosaic', launches October 4th. What are the key elements of Albert Campion that shape Mike's vision of the character? We ask Mike what sets the spytective apart.

We discuss chapters 15-21 of the eleventh Albert Campion novel by Margery Allingham. Campion is on the run from the rozzers, and in his escape finds himself in an awkward conversation with a strange man in the back carriage of a train on the way to a meeting with one 'Sir Henry Bull', who just so happens to be that strange man. The nature of our arch-nemesis' scheme is finally revealed, and Campion has to rely on a Deus-Eggs-Machina to stop the hundreds of lorries from bringing Britain to its doom.

We discuss chapters 8-14 of the eleventh Albert Campion novel by Margery Allingham. While committing some form of espionage he's probably supposed to know about, Albert Campion is shown the grand scale of the Bridge Institute's power, from dozens of lorries gathered in a cave, to powerful remote detonators that could change the face of warfare. The investigation is upended when his budding ally Superintendent Hutch is told Campion matches the description of a man who fled from a city hospital the day before. Unable to prove it wasn't him, Campion goes on the run, trying to solve what it is he even needs to solve. We're also joined by author Michael Mohammed Ahmad, founding director of the Sweatshop Literary Movement, to talk about his latest novel 'The Other Half Of You', reframing your relationships, and why Western Sydney sees so little crime fiction. This interview was recorded ahead of the BAD: Sydney Crime Writers Festival panel 'Myths and Realities: "Middle Eastern Crime" in Western Sydney', where he spoke with Randa Abdel-Fattah, Amani Haydar & Sarah Ayoub. Death of the Reader were provided media tickets to BAD: Sydney Crime Writers Festival 2022

We discuss chapters 1-7 of the eleventh Albert Campion novel by Margery Allingham. A man who does not know himself awakens in a war-emptied hospital, and overhears word that he has killed a policeman. In a panic, the man pulls the fire alarm and flees in an unlocked car outside. A daring chase follows wherein he is tailed by his fiancé and the man he was supposed to meet, had he remembered he was supposed to do so. It turns out he was investigating the Bridge Institute for... something. Probably the card game, right? We're also joined by author Pamela Hart to talk about 'An A-List For Death', the second Poppy McGowan novel, ahead of two events at this year's BAD: Sydney Crime Writers' Festival. Catch Pamela on Friday the 9th of September, from 10:30AM at the 'And Now For Something Slightly Different' panel, or her workshop 'The Victim is the Story' from 12:30PM.

Kate Robinson, daughter of the late Sir Ken Robinson, narrates this concise version of their strategy to revolutionize education. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile's Robin Whitten discuss Robinson's vision to unlock creative energy and human potential. Kate speaks precisely in a standard English accent, but despite the academic nature of the topic, her admiration for her father and her confidence in their educational philosophy ring through. Father and daughter enthusiastically urge academia to cultivate individuality and adopt new educational paradigms designed to empower students to create a sustainable future. Read the full review of the audiobook on AudioFile's website. Published by Penguin Audio. Find more audiobook recommendations at audiofilemagazine.com Today's episode is sponsored by Naxos AudioBooks. Margery Allingham, already a successful crime writer, was living quietly in the Essex village of Tolleshunt D'Arcy (‘Auburn') when the Second World War broke out. Her house became an Air Raid Wardens' post and a First Aid centre, and Allingham herself became responsible for 275 East London evacuees in a rural community of just over 600. Commissioned by American publishing friends to recount what life was like, she began The Oaken Heart in the autumn of 1940, when the Battle of Britain gave way to the London Blitz. An evocative first-hand account of day-to-day realities in a small community upended, The Oaken Heart is read by Georgina Sutton. To learn more, visit NaxosAudioBooks.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Today's guest is Justin Allingham and he comes to us from Australia!! Justin is a teacher and one of the few teachers I can say without a shadow oif a doubt, is teaching for the right reasons.  He is trying with all his heart to help ADHD students succeed in a system that is not set-up for them to thrive.  Justin is energetic, passionate, empathetic, and he also has ADHD.  Justin was recently diagnosed 1 year ago.  Be inspired by listening to his story! The ADHD Wildfire Intensifies with Justin Allingham…

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For Albert Campion's creator, the war was her salvation. This is the third episode of Queens of Crime at War, a six part series looking at what the best writers from the golden age of detective fiction did once that period came to an end with the start of the Second World War. The Shedunnit Pledge Drive continues. I'm aiming to add 100 new members to the Shedunnit Book Club by the end of 2021. You can get some great perks, like bonus episodes and extra audiobooks — if you'd like to be part of that and feel able to offer some support, please visit shedunnitshow.com/pledgedrive. There are no spoilers in this episode. Books referenced: — Dancers in Mourning by Margery Allingham — Busman's Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Sayers — The Fashion in Shrouds by Margery Allingham — Traitor's Purse by Margery Allingham — Coroner's Pidgin by Margery Allingham — The Oaken Heart by Margery Allingham — The Adventures of Margery Allingham by Julia Jones (aka Julia Thorogood) — Ink in Her Blood: The Life and Crime Fiction of Margery Allingham by Richard Martin — Mr Campion's Career by B. A. Pike Thanks to today's sponsors: — Girlfriend Collective. Get $25 off your $100+ purchase of sustainable, ethically made activewear at girlfriend.com/shedunnit. — Gods & Lies, an audio series by Realm. Listen now on your podcast app of choice and find out more at realm.fm. To be the first to know about future developments with the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at shedunnitshow.com/newsletter. Find a full transcript of this episode at shedunnitshow.com/margeryallinghamwaitsfortheinvasiontranscript. The podcast is on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram as @ShedunnitShow, and you can find it in all major podcast apps. Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss the next episode. Click here to do that now in your app of choice. The original music for this series, "The Case Of The Black Stormcloud", was created by Martin Zaltz Austwick. Find out more about his work at martinzaltzaustwick.wordpress.com. Links to Blackwell's are affiliate links, meaning that the podcast receives a small commission when you purchase a book there (the price remains the same for you). Blackwell's is a UK independent bookselling chain that ships internationally at no extra charge.

‘Graham Henderson of Fairground Attraction fame tells of his new band, Onset, who play The Glens Centre, November 5th and PRO of the Allingham Literary Festival, Tom Sigafoos, gives the lowdown on next week's events in Ballyshannon. We speak with Ingrid Nicola of the famed Quartet, Con Tempo, which celebrates 25 years on the road and also plays The Glens Centre, November 7th. And we look at the line-up for the new Yeats Society Festival for Halloween.' All Podcasts can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Soundcloud or wherever you find your podcasts. Just search OceanFmIreland. www.oceanfm.ie/arts

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David Allingham & Nick Guidera, two of the Portfolio Managers at Eley Griffiths Group discuss the benefits of outsourcing to small cap managers and their emerging companies fund.

Kellie explains that mindset is THE biggest cause for weight loss. She also shares how TikTok became a tool that's helping others.In Summary, Kellie lists 3 steps.1. Define your why. Dig deep and put work in to finding out WHY you want to loose weight. Ask yourself why until you arrive at no answer, this is a great first exercise.2. After that , your perspective will begin to change which is a key component of many changes to come especially altering  self talk.3. You will be uncomfortable and keep going because yes, it's fucking hard, but you fortify your mindset every time you feel that discomfort.Hosted by Jamie RyderEdited and produced by Rob Cot.Guest:  Kellie AllinghamJamie:Insta | https://www.instagram.com/jamieryder04/TikTok| https://www.tiktok.com/@jamieryder04www.JamieRyder.com.au Rob:Insta | https://www.instagram.com/tisfortiny_Youtube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCklYcRlj6mYjh7-stAVC-Wwwww.RobCot.com#MentalHealth #SelfEmpowerment #PersonalDevelopment #SelfWorth #PhysicalHealth #LooseWeight #Shame

April 15, 2021 - "Four Ducks On A Pond" By William Allingham, Read By Carol Marquand by The Desmond-Fish Public Library & The Highlands Current, hosted by Ryan Biracree

https://www.unamannion.com/ Una Mannion’s debut novel A Crooked Tree will be published by Faber and Faber in the UK and Ireland and by Harper Collins in the US in 2021. It will also be published in Germany with Steidl publishing house and in Italy by Astoria. Una has won numerous prizes for her short fiction and poetry including The Hennessy New Irish Writing Poetry Award, The Cúirt International Short Fiction Award, Doolin short story prize, Ambit fiction award, Allingham short fiction prize among others. Her work has been published in numerous journals such as Crannóg, The Lonely Crowd, Bare Fiction, Ambit and her stories have been included in recent collections: Galway Stories: 2020 edited by Lisa Frank and Alan McMonagle (April 2020) and The Art of the Glimpse: 100 Irish Short Stories edited by Sinéad Gleeson, (autumn 2020). Along with writers Louise Kennedy and Eoin McNamee, Una edits The Cormorant, a broadsheet of poetry and prose. She curates The Word, a monthly author series hosted by Sligo Central Library and the BA Writing + Literature at IT Sligo. Una is represented by Peter Straus at Rogers, Coleridge & White Thanks to Pam Stack - Executive Producer - Authors on the Air Global Radio Network www.blogtalkradio.com/authorsontheair Thanks to Roman Sirotin - Video/Audio Producer / Media Coordinator - Authors on the Air Global Radio Network www.romansirotin.com Thanks to our sponsor Mickey Mikkelson www.creative-edge.services @Copyrighted by Authors on the Air

Join us for a golden age mystery with a famous gentleman sleuth- The Case of the Late Pig by Margery Allingham. Spoiler alert! We will be revealing whodunnit so read before you listen. In Mystery Business, we give our verdict on adaptations of Murder on the Orient Express and the hyped crime podcast, Freshwater. There's a reveal of crucial evidence in Case Notes and we crown E.C.R. Lorac as a Queen of Crime. We also discuss dream acting roles, pig drawings and bridge partners. Mystery Mentions Murder on the Orient Express- ITV version and Albert Finney version Freshwater podcast Serial podcast Room to Let (published in Bodies from the Library 2 anthology)- Margery Allingham Death on the Nile- Agatha Christie Bats in the Belfry (Episode 11), Murder by Matchlight - E.C.R.Lorac and Crossed Skis as Carol Carnac (Episode 5) AOB: How to play bridge, Sweeps Festival Next book: The Mimosa Tree Mystery by Ovidia Yu In the mood for more mystery? Check out Episode 3- Portrait of a Murderer (also has a gentleman sleuth) Follow us on Instagram: @missingsalmoncase Share with a friend: The Unsolved Case of the Missing Salmon Nominate a Queen of Crime: missingsalmoncase@gmail.com This podcast is created, produced and edited by Maddy Berry and Hannah Knight. Our music is sourced from Melody Loops and composed by Geoff Harvey.

CBC host & NBA podcaster Jeremy Allingham joined Cletch & Drance about the chance of the NBA coming back to Vancouver, based on the latest expansion rumors.

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On This Week's Show we have some great guests, Gino Rea, Edmund Best and David Allingham all on to give us their thoughts on how 2020 was for them and what next year might hold. PLUS We ask the question: Is Joan Mir MotoGP title worth as much without Marquez?

On This Week's Show we have some great guests, Gino Rea, Edmund Best and David Allingham all on to give us their thoughts on how 2020 was for them and what next year might hold. PLUS We ask the question: Is Joan Mir MotoGP title worth as much without Marquez?

On This Week's Show we have some great guests, Gino Rea, Edmund Best and David Allingham all on to give us their thoughts on how 2020 was for them and what next year might hold. PLUS We ask the question: Is Joan Mir MotoGP title worth as much without Marquez?

On This Week's Show we have some great guests, Gino Rea, Edmund Best and David Allingham all on to give us their thoughts on how 2020 was for them and what next year might hold. PLUS We ask the question: Is Joan Mir MotoGP title worth as much without Marquez?

On This Week's Show we have some great guests, Gino Rea, Edmund Best and David Allingham all on to give us their thoughts on how 2020 was for them and what next year might hold. PLUS We ask the question: Is Joan Mir MotoGP title worth as much without Marquez?

On This Week's Show we have some great guests, Gino Rea, Edmund Best and David Allingham all on to give us their thoughts on how 2020 was for them and what next year might hold. PLUS We ask the question: Is Joan Mir MotoGP title worth as much without Marquez?

In "Room to Let," Margery Allingham's only radio play, a new lodger who behaves strangely unsettles a widow and her daughter, and the outcome of the case baffles seasoned investigators.

A bit of poetry, from Ireland, warning of the wee folk...

More Work for the Undertaker by Margery Allingham is our book this fortnight, and so we take a highly enjoyable trip through an eccentric, absurd, and Dickensian London with amateur detective Albert Campion and his companions. It's a complex, slightly fantastical mystery, but as usual with the Golden Age writers, evoked with deep insight and acute observation. Margery Allingham wrote a plethora of Campion books, so if you loved this one, good news! There are plenty more. As always, spoiler alert! We're gonna tell you whodunnit.   Show Notes:A link to the Margery Allingham society's biographical page.A link to the same website's page about Philip Youngman Carter, who was Allingham's husband. He not only finished her partially-completed final book after her death, but he went on to write further about Campion. The Urban Dictionary entry for murderinos. It's a thing!Here is one of Philip Youngman Carter's original book cover designs for Allingham's Police at the Funeral. We're feeling it. Today's book designers should take note.   

This week Shane talks to Peter McIntyre of the Allingham Arms who have their 25th annual March Country Music Festival on this weekend. Shane will also give a rundown of what's happening this weekend in town. To check out the event guide with downloadable pdf click - www.discoverbundoran.com/events To register to take part in our St Patrick's Day parade click - www.discoverbundoran.com/parade To find out what's going on for St Patrick's weekend click - www.discoverbundoran.com/stpatricksday Download our new promotional materials:Regional Map 2020 Town Map 2020 Brochure 2020Both maps 2020To get in touch with the podcast email podcast@bundoranweekly.com or tweet @bundoranweekly. Also find is on Facebook at www.facebook.com/bundoranweeklyPurchase our theme tune - The Man from Bundoran from the Songs of Erne album - https://songsoferne.com/All with thanks to https://aib.ie/

Inden du sætter høretelefonerne i ørerne, så vil jeg på det kraftigste anbefale dig, at du går en lang tur et smukt sted, imens du lytter. Tro mig, det vil gøre din oplevelse af ugens afsnit af "Sjælesund Podcast" langt bedre! Hvorfor? Det finder du snart ud af...I denne uges afsnit af "Sjælesund Podcast" skal det handle om to spændende strukturer og muskler i din krop, og hvorfor det er så enormt vigtigt, at disse fungerer som de skal. De to muskler hedder psoas og bækkenbunden og bare rolig - afsnittet er alt andet end en tør anatomilektion. Maria Allingham, som er min ugens gæst, har en helt særlig tilgang til disse to strukturer og har arbejdet med psoas og bækkenbund igennem mange år, både privat og i sin undervisning. Hun er en passioneret, entusiastisk og inspirerende yogalærer og fortæller (lyt selv!), og har specialiseret sig i yoga for kvinder, gravidyoga, fødselsforberedelse og efterfødselsyoga. Det betyder bestemt ikke, at afsnittet her ikke er relevant for dig, hvis du ikke er kvinde - psoas og bækkenbunden findes nemlig i os alle. Rigtig god gåtur!Du finder alle Marias tilbud lige her:https://allinyoga.dk/Er du blevet "hooked" på psoas og vil du vide mere?Maria har en stor del af sin viden fra Liz Koch (coreawareness.com), som har dedikeret det meste af sit arbejdsliv til at studere psoas. Maria anbefaler, at man lytter til podcastafsnittet her med Liz, hvis man vil have endnu mere viden om psoas:https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/psoas-from-an-energetic-perspective-part-one/id1455897037?i=1000431559710&l=da

The panel begins a two-week survey reading Irish poets, beginning with William Allingham's 'The Fairies', James Joyce's 'A Prayer', and Louis MacNeice's 'Prayer before Birth'.

The panel begins a two-week survey reading Irish poets, beginning with William Allingham's 'The Fairies', James Joyce's 'A Prayer', and Louis MacNeice's 'Prayer before Birth'.

Four Ducks And A Pond By William Allingham

This week Shane talks to Tony McGowan, Lifeboat Operations Manager with Bundoran RNLI Lifeboat - the volunteer crew has their annual fundraising dance tonight at the Allingham. Shane will also give a rundown of what's happening this weekend in town. To check out the event guide with downloadable pdf click - www.discoverbundoran.com/events Download our new promotional materials:Regional Map 2020 - https://discoverbundoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/BundoranMapLocation.pdfTown Map 2020 - https://discoverbundoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/BundoranMapTown2020.pdfBrochure 2020 - https://discoverbundoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/BundoranBrochure15_Web.pdfBoth maps 2020 - https://discoverbundoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/BundoranMapSpreadJan15.pdf To find out more about Bundoran RNLI click - www.bundoranlifeboat.org and the RNLI in general at www.rnli.org and www.respectthewater.com To get in touch with the podcast email podcast@bundoranweekly.com or tweet @bundoranweekly. Also find is on Facebook at www.facebook.com/bundoranweeklyPurchase our theme tune - The Man from Bundoran from the Songs of Erne album - https://songsoferne.com/All with thanks to https://aib.ie/

Eighteen stories, including a few starring Allingham's regular detective, Albert Campion. All the stories have the wit and style readers have come to enjoy in Allingham's books.

Jeremy Allingham, author of Major Misconduct, says the similarities of stories he's heard from former players and their struggles with post-concussion issues is what's struck him.

There are many vegetables that I love to grow and eat, but none is as rewarding as garlic. This simple little bulb can transform a meal from bland to bold with just one clove. Garlic has certainly become popular in the UK over the last few decades as people have become more adventurous with their food – unlike our grandparents' time when meat and two veg was the thing. Written by Rob Smith, read by Rachel Atkins. This episode is supported by The Really Garlicky Company. The Allingham family have been growing garlic on their farm in the Scottish Highlands for 20 years. They specialise in producing their hardneck porcelain variety called ‘Doocot', which is known for its large cloves and sweet smooth flavour. Cloves for autumn planting are available to order from their website https://www.reallygarlicky.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Journalist and author Jeremy Allingham previews his book, Major Misconduct, on the long-term effects of life as an enforcer. Then, head coach of the Edmonton Oil Kings Brad Lauer discusses his new player, goaltending and a top-5 CHL ranking. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More than a dozen short stories, many featuring Margery Allingham's most popular character, Albert Campion, including several of her earliest tales.

On today’s show we’re going all the way down under talking about prostate health and how to keep it healthy with professor, author, and men’s health physiotherapist, Craig Allingham. Here’s what you’ll learn on today’s episode: - The role of the prostate and how it functions - Curative treatment options for prostate cancer - Complications that may occur with curative treatments - What to expect post-prostate surgery - The importance of pelvic floor physical therapy pre and post prostate surgery - Ways to train your pelvic muscles to help with continence control - Active surveillance for prostate cancer - How you can sabotage prostate cancer and stack the decks in your favor - The effects of stress, diet, lifestyle on your prostate health - How frequent ejaculation influences prostate health

“Leaders are born in situations where it’s either God or nothing.” Today I have an interview with my friend and community member, Tamara, who has a network marketing business and does mindset coaching.  We have been known to talk for hours and hours, but today we tried to keep our conversation to 15 minutes. You’ll […]

This week Shane Smyth talks to Tom Sigafoos, chair of the Allingham Arts Festival which happens in our neighbouring town of Ballyshannon from November 7th to 11th. Find out more at www.allinghamfestival.comWatch this interview here - https://youtu.be/ng9mBQCn-NsPurchase our theme tune - The Man from Bundoran from the Songs of Erne album - https://songsoferne.com/For more on Bundoran in general see - http://www.discoverbundoran.com

Associate Professor, Men's health physio, and businessman Craig Allingham joins the podcast to talk about improving communication with men to help them benefit from the evidence based treatment being recommended in physiotherapy, specifically for those recovering from prostate cancer. His website is www.craigallingham.com and his books can be found at www.prostaterecovermap.com 

Bundoran Tourism Officer Shane Smyth hosts episode 5 of The Bundoran Weekly. There's lots happening for the bank holiday weekend which he'll tell you about. He is also joined by Peter McIntyre from the Allingham Arms who recently celebrated 25 years in country music in Bundoran. Peter will talk about his memories of the first dance they ever hosted at the hotel and how things have changed over the years!

Charlotte Allingham is 24 year old Wiradjuri woman living in Melbourne. She’s an artist, fashion designer and First Nations activist who was catapulted into the public sphere this year when her Australia day artwork went viral.Songs:1. Devil gate drive - Suzi Quatro2. Pope Alexander - Crywank 3. November 18th - Break even 4. New Mexico - Johnny hobo5. Super human - Kojey radical

The town of Peters Point is teeming with cultists, sacrifices, and a population ensorcelled into inaction. Bill tracks down the next victim of the Children of Maesaris, but will he be able to save them, solve the puzzles, and escape? This episode features paintings, blocks, a tea set, and a very negligent baby-sitter.   Our guest this episode is Nelson Allingham, co-host of the podcast Read It On Reddit. Make sure you check out their latest episode, which features our very own Bill as guest   We'll be performing a live show at the Up the Game conference in the Netherlands. If you are attending the conference, make sure to check it out, and say hi afterwards. The episode will also be recorded and uploaded.... at some time in the future.   If you want to play the room yourself, or see the supplementary puzzles as you listen, the links are below:Full room write-up and GM notesPeters Point town map   If you want to keep up to date, contact us or just be part of our escaping podcast community, check out our Facebook, our Twitter, or send us an email at escapethispod@gmail.com   Our spooky theme song for this arc is courtesy of Purple Planet. Check them out for all your fun music needs.

Sam Allingham reads his story “The Intermediate Class,” from the April 2, 2018, issue of the magazine. Allingham’s first story collection, “The Great American Songbook,” was published in 2016. He has published fiction in One Story, Epoch, and American Short Fiction, among other magazines.

@ Abbey Arts Centre, Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal 7pm Sat 11 Nov ‘17 Unlike Ballyshannon's other famous son, Rory Gallagher, poet William Allingham (b. 1824) spent most of his adult life in his native town before moving to London in 1870. His lyrical and descriptive poetry, while somewhat out of fashion today, was a huge influence on W.B. Yeats and, later John Hewitt. Yeats made his observation shortly before Allingham's death in 1889, but later softened his view. So where does Allingham stand in the pantheon of Irish poets? Was he any good as a poet? To discuss these and related matters History Ireland editor, Tommy Graham, was joined for a lively discussion with Anthony Begley, Moya Cannon and Pauric Travers.

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This week we welcome guest Sam Allingham (author of The Great American Songbook) to discuss the South Korean novel The Vegetarian, which won the Man Booker International Prize. We also talk about Sam's story collection, which recently came out from A Strange Object, and we subject him to our usual tomfoolery.  As will be obvious within the first few seconds of this episode, we recorded it before the recent presidential election. If you don't want to hear our dumb election jokes, just skip the first minute or so, and then enjoy an election-free discussion with Sam. Thanks for listening!

Click on the show title to read more and listen...If you are a seasoned Lightworker, this may be EXACTLY what you “needed” to hear today. The post David Kamnitzer (http://www.cuttingedgedoc.com) .

At the ABCA convention in Orlando. It's another Top Coach Fast Five with Kevin Allingham, assistant coach at Brevard College.

In Albert Campion, Margery Allingham created one of the timeless golden age detectives, often spoken of in the same breath as Lord Peter Wimsey and Inspector Alleyn. When she died in 1963 her husband and collaborator Philip Youngman Carter continued the series for two more books. A third was left incomplete. Well, we say incomplete. There was merely a fragment, four chapters kicking off a new Campion novel, but with no plot outline or notes for how it was supposed to continue. Mike Ripley made his name with the brilliant comedy thriller ‘Angel' series. In 2012 the Margery Allingham Society asked him to finish the incomplete Campion book, which he … Continue reading →

Let a leper blow the roof off of the hut of your mind and join us as we talk Flaubert's Three Tales with Sam Allingham, get an metaphysical physical from Dr. Scott Butterfield, and join Thom, our host, on a bike ride through his grandfather's Philadelphia and into the BEYOND!

Let a leper blow the roof off of the hut of your mind and join us as we talk Flaubert's Three Tales with Sam Allingham, get an metaphysical physical from Dr. Scott Butterfield, and join Thom, our host, on a bike ride through his grandfather's Philadelphia and into the BEYOND!

Arn "Zingdad" Allingham author of The Ascension Papers from So. Africa The Ascension Papers book marked the turning point of Zingda's life. It chronicles his search for answers as he changed the direction of his life from following his ego into money and “success” to following his heart to wholeness and joy. After having a true mystical experience… a moment of grace in which he was touched by The Oneness, he began to have a series of conversations with his Higher Self and his spirit guide. Zingdad asked questions and they patiently, lovingly and powerfully helped him to see his way out of the crazy morass that was his life. He moved from victim to creator. He awoke to the amazing feeling of love and connection that was, he discovered, always waiting for him right there in his heart. The Ascension Papers is the record of the conversations that changed his whole life. And after Zingdad published it, he was overjoyed to discover that it has had a very similar effect on the lives of the huge number of people that have read it. He simply didn't expect it to take wings as it has.  For more information visit: www.zingdad.com

Hosted by Raymond McCullough, in Belfast, Northern Ireland:     with music from: The Sweet Colleens, (Minnesota, USA) -  'Fall From Grace With God', (Half a Mile From Home)  David Leinweber, (Georgia, USA) -  'Whiskey Before Breakfast', (Simple Songs and a Box Guitar)   Peter Fitzpatrick, (Dublin, Ireland) - 'Holding On', (Lonely Hearts and Car Parts)    Michael Tanenbaum, (Hawaii, USA) -  'Moon & The Spoon', (Take Two)    Paddymac, (Iowa, USA) -  'Fill, Fill a Run o', (Far from Home)    Stephanie Cadman, (Ontario, Canada) -  'Me and Si', (Celtic Blaze)    Moofish, (Ontario, Canada) -  'Annabella', (Single)    Madd Paddy, (Ontario, Canada) -  'The Rovin Journeyman', (Arrived) 

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Faeries have been documented throughout history.  Around 1000 B.C., the Greek poet Homer wrote The Illiad, in which he describes, "watery fairies dance in mazy rings."  ("Mazy" means maze-like, or like a labyrinth.)In the 12 century, Gervase of Tilbury described portunes (one kind of small faeries) in detail.  He said that some are as tiny as one half inch tall, or as little as a small finger.Later reports confirm his descriptions.Shakespeare popularized the image of playful, tiny faeries in his play, A Midsummer Night's Dream.  However, he didn't invent them.  (Nobody invented faeries.  They already existed.)There are many theories about the origins of faeries, going back to the time of Genesis in the Bible.  We know so little about faeries, it's difficult to decide what's true about them, except that they exist.In this 13-minute podcast, Fiona Broome talks about many faerie (or fairy) topics.* Little faeries in history * The possible importance of our belief in them* Early descriptions of faeries as "pygmies"* William Allingham's poem, The Faeries, and the clues in itMusic: Moods of Man, written & orchestrated by James Underberg

clickhere Visit the Radio America Store web site.Buy your 50 mp3 for &5.00 Affordable Web Hosting $5.99 A month Lisa Laco, Host: Well we're going to talk about Charles Dickens right now because Charles Dickens is ever foremost in our minds this week as we get ready to read Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol this weekend here in Thunder Bay. When he was about ten years old poverty forced him to take a job in a factory to provide for his family. Now he was so ashamed of his time there that he never told anyone about it, but he couldn't hide the secret totally. According to Philip the experience surfaces in the actions and the attitudes of many of Charles Dickens, especially in Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol . Philip Allingham is a professor in the Faculty of Education at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay; he's also a Dickens scholar. CBC reporter Cathy Alex asked him what inspired Charles Dickens to write A Christmas Carol . Philip V. Allingham, Faculty of Education, Lakehead University, Dickens Scholar: He was fascinated by German ghost stories; in fact, he had written himself one in the middle of Pickwick Papers in 1836. In the fall of 1843 he was invited to go to Manchester, where he saw a good deal of urban poor, prostitution, other social ills. He and a number of other Victorian reformers including Cobden and Disraeli were to speak and so he heard all the tales of horror in industrial society. He saw a great deal of it; he stayed with his sister whom he loved very much--remember Scrooge's relationship with his sister. And his sister had a little boy who was lame; he probably had what we call now Pot's disease, tuberculosis of the bone, if you can imagine. So there is Tiny Tim, who was originally by the way called "Tiny Fred" after Dickens' younger brother, but "Tiny Fred" doesn't really make it does it. So in proof he corrected that to "Tiny Tim." He also put in the famous "God bless us, everyone!"--it wasn't in the original manuscript. And I think he was also interested in trying to help the ragged schools that were trying to educate poor children at night. These children worked in factories during the daytime. And so all of these things were fermenting in his mind and, like a great Coleridgian dream, A Christmas Carol was born.