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Episode #200 For this special episode we welcome Andrew McClelland, Founder, Full Wedge Golf to the mic.Follow Full Wedge Golf Full Wedge is a premium golf brand out of Toronto, Canada and it was a blast to learn about Andrew's passion for modernizing the golf apparel space. Full Wedge has been an unbelievable support to the pod and a staple in our wardrobes! Shop the best collection in golf below GOLF NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD - shop FULL WEDGE GOLFusing the Promo Code: OTS for 20%off!Follow On The Screws Subscribe on YouTube Intro Music: All Yours All MineMusician: Young Ginseng

Unlike some DJs, Liz and Ben do take requests - like this month's short story! They're joined by comedian and DJ Andrew McClelland to spin discs with the soul collector, as they discuss Terry Pratchett's 1989 short story “Turntables of the Night”. John, one half of the “Hellfire Disco” mobile DJ business, is helping the police with their enquiries. His latest gig, a fairly sedate Halloween party, did not go smoothly - and it all revolves around a mysterious visitor to the dancefloor, who had an unusual request for DJ Wayne... Written for Diana Wynne Jones' 1989 collection of original fiction Hidden Turnings, “Turntables of the Night” came to Pratchett title first. It's a spooky tale of obsession, records, music and death - or rather Death, appearing outside the Discworld for perhaps the first time in Pratchett's writing. Is this fantasy or horror? Did Pratchett really know who Ian Curtis was? Who did he call up to get insight into the DJ trade? What would Death ask you to curate for him? Who would be the crown jewel in his collection now? And which of Pratchett's other short stories do you want us to devote an entire episode to? Join in the conversation using the hashtag #Pratchat72 on social media. Guest Andrew McClelland (he/him) is a writer, comedian and DJ who has often mixed in his other loves, like history, music, DJing and Gilbert & Sullivan, to create the “niche” nerdy and gentlemanly comedy for which he's known. Andy has also frequently collaborated with #Pratchat38 guest Lawrence Leung. As a DJ, Andy works constantly in Melbourne and did indeed open for Cher during her 2018 Australia and New Zealand tour. His club night Andrew McClelland's Finishing School doesn't run as regularly as it used to, but as of this episode it has a 15th anniversary night on 10 November, and an annual 90s night on 24 November. Find Andy on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (if you must) or at his website djandrewmcclelland.com. Finishing School is on Facebook. As usual, you can find notes and errata for this episode on our website. Next episode we get into the Hogswatch spirit by opening an entire book of season stories, as we discuss the 2017 collection of Pratchett's children's fiction, Father Christmas's Fake Beard. You can send us questions about any of the stories (which we'll list on our website for reference), or about the book in general, using the hashtag #Pratchat72 on social media. Or send them in via email to chat@pratchatpodcast.com.

Liz and Ben are blessed by two returning guests, the Rev Dr Avril Hannah-Jones and Dr Charlotte Pezaro, as they go on one last visit to Roundworld - this time as clerics, wizards and librarians clash over who should take ownership. It's Terry Pratchett's fourth and final collaboration with Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen, 2013's The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day. Ponder Stibbons has just activated Unseen University's latest “Great Big Thing”, the culmination of six years' research (and spending) into the frontiers of magical knowledge. It summons a side effect: improbably-named librarian Marjorie Daw, from the even less probable universe in a bottle, Roundworld. Marjorie decides to stick around when she discovers her entire universe is under threat: the Church of the Latter-Day Omnians, who believe the Disc is round, think Roundworld should be theirs. After surviving elves and Auditors, will it be lawyers and priests who decide Roundworld's fate? This time in the (really short!) fiction chapters, the wizards barely visit Roundworld at all; Ridcully spends most of his time talking to Marjorie, before the last few chapters detail the trial - sorry, hearing - of the century. In the non-fiction chapters, Jack and Ian do talk about science...but mostly about religion. Their big idea this time revolves around Gregory Benford's ideas of human- and universe-centred thinking. As the fiction pits priests against wizards, you can probably see where this is going. We certainly could, and we'll be blunt: we didn't like it. Is this really a book about science? How do the authors' ideas of “religion” gel with yours - or even Pratchett's previous books and writing on the subject? What did you think of Marjorie Daw? Do you want us to do a special episode with Avril about Scott Morrison's book? And were we too harsh on this book? Join in the conversation using the hashtag #Pratchat71 on social media. Guest Rev Dr Avril Hannh-Jones (she/her) is a Minister in the Uniting Church. While she should be known for her tireless activism for marginalised communities, most people know her for the Church of the Latter Day Geek: an occasional service where science fiction and fantasy stories serve as parables, and cosplay is allowed in the pews. Avril previously appeared on Pratchat back in 2019 to discuss Small Gods in #Pratchat16. Avril posts weekly Reflections on her blog, Rev Doc Geek, tweets as @DocAvvers, and would love to see you at a Sunday service at North Balwyn Uniting Church. Guest Dr Charlotte Pezaro (she/her) is an educator with a PhD in pedagogy and years of experience communicating science and technology, and shaping how it is taught in Australian schools. She last joined us in 2021 for #Pratchat41 to discuss Nation, which is both Charlotte's and Pratchett's favourite Pratchett book. You can find out more about Charlotte at charlottepezaro.com, or her education work at dialogic.com.au. As usual, you can find notes and errata for this episode on our website. Next episode it's time for another short story: this time a young adult one Pratchett wrote for Diana Wynn Jones in 1989, “Turntables of the Night”. It was originally published in the anthology Hidden Turnings, but you'll most easily find it in Pratchett's short fiction collection A Blink of the Screen. We'll be discussing this tale of record collectors and DJs with superstar DJ and comedian, Andrew McClelland! Have a read and send us your questions using the hashtag #Pratchat72, or via email to chat@pratchatpodcast.com.

Comedian, DJ, all round fun guy Andrew McClelland joins me as we discuss the joy of CD singles, is it ok to still see Morrissey live? and the best songs performed on TV show The PanelTracklistingThe Whitlams – Blow Up The PokiesFaith Hill – BreatheAlex Lloyd – My Way HomeEverclear – WonderfulTaxiride – Nothing in this WorldJackson Mendoza – Ordinary GirlFriendly – I Love You But…Alice Deejay – Will I EverThe Artful Dodger – Re Rewind The Crowd Say Bo SelectaMario Piu & Mauro Picotto – Arabian PleasureSupport the show by joining the Patreon at patreon.com/dykwia and get a weekly bonus episode of Pod Machine, looking at the Hit Machine compilationsAnd Melbourne, I'm doing live Don't You Know Who I Am? shows Sundays in November at The Catfish. Tickets are $20 or all 4 for $60. Big guests, bigger laughs, get tickets here at https://thecatfish.iwannaticket.com.au/event/josh-earle-dont-you-know-who-i-am-Mjk0Mzg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dave Thornton is here to whizz through 10 questions with strategic prowess of the Brains Trust including Hip-Hop connoisseur Winston Churchill (Andrew McClelland), and ever-faithful always-forgotten teapot servant of The Beast's Castle, Mrs. Händel (Annie Lumsden).Hosted by Kyran Wheatley and recorded at Comedy RepublicEdited by Luke WarlowWe would love it if you joined the Brains Trust to help us make this show which you can do buy clicking the link below, or sending us a one time gift by clicking Support this show. If not, we'd love if you left us a little review in the podcast app of your choice (such as this one), or you know what - just tell someone who you think might like the show about the pod!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/wax-quizzical. Join the Brains Trust and support us to make the show happen: https://plus.acast.com/s/wax-quizzical. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alternative improv comedian and DJ to the stars (e.g. Cher)Andrew McLelland co-hosts this eclectic mix of Australian indie-folk, post-punk, post-rock - and sea shanties.

This week James Valentine is joined by comedian, Mark Humphries and comedian, writer, DJ, Andrew McClelland as they attempt to PLUG their gigs.

This week James Valentine is joined by comedian, Mark Humphries and comedian, writer, DJ, Andrew McClelland as they attempt to PLUG their gigs.

This week James Valentine is joined by comedian, Mark Humphries and comedian, writer, DJ, Andrew McClelland as they attempt to PLUG their gigs.

Under the judgement of Anna Piper Scott, team captains, Alice Tovey and Patrick Collins duke it out in the ultimate battle of relationship supremacy with their teammates for this week, Andrew McClelland and Lauren Edwards.Want your own relationship advice/question/deep secret to be used in the show? Head to the form below, we'd love to hear from you!SEND US YOUR STORIESWant to contact the show? Hit us up!dumphimshow@gmail.com0:00 We Begin3:46 First is the Worst - Drunk Statements13:11 Who's Cancelled? - Burgers20:31 Who's Cancelled? - Haunted Real Estate28:04 Catfishing - Sex-Self-Shout-Out35:39 Catfishing - Boxing Day Break-up43:10 Scores & PlugsFOLLOW US@DumpHimShowAnna Piper Scott - @AnnaPiperScottAlice Tovey - @AlTovePatrick Collins - @LocalComedianPatrickCollinsAndrew McClelland - @djandrewmcclellandLauren Edwards - @somanylaurensSEE OUR SHOWS!Dump Him! The Game Show, Live!thebutterflyclub.com/show/dump-him-the-game-showAnna Piper Scott: Queer & Present Dangerhttps://thebutterflyclub.com/show/anna-piper-scott-queer-present-danger-2020Alice Tovey: Doggohttps://thebutterflyclub.com/show/alice-tovey-doggoPatrick Collins: Mime Sheriffhttps://thebutterflyclub.com/show/patrick-collins-mime-sheriff

Numerix's Andrew McClelland talks to Mauro Cesa in relation to an upcoming Risk.net paper – MVA: future IM for client trades and dynamic hedges

What do you do when the person you're obsessed with becomes a person you completely disagree with? Comedian and DJ Andy McClelland and I get a little serious around idols, immigration, bullying, veganism, and whether you can separate art from its maker.

This week we're joined by the official support act for Cher's Australian tour Andrew McClelland to talk about frolicking around the country with the great giver. Also, Santa’s cracking onto Cher and she's releasing a whole album of Fernando covers. Subscribe (for free!), rate and review Cher and Retweet on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and Stitcher.  Follow Cher and Retweet on Twitter at @cherandretweet, Facebook at Cher and Retweet & Instagram @cherandretweet. Send tweet suggestions and other Cherific correspondence to cherandretweet@lippmedia.com.  Cher and Retweet is a Lipp Media production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we meet the conservation architect Andrew McClelland. He tells us about the hidden history of Castlecourt - one of the biggest city centre developments of the twentieth century in Belfast. How does a big development like this happen in the city? And what else - demolished or unbuilt - might have stood in its place?

80 - Lawrence Leung, Damian Callinan, Joe Shaffer, Andrew McClelland find out who is the baddest boy in the Library, how Damian was outsmarted by a toilet and why Lawrence had a goth phase. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew McClelland is a very fine party DJ and this episode's guest of the Bridechilla Podcast. He's played thousands of gigs at events, awards ceremonies, clubs and weddings all over the world and today he shares all his deep dark DJ secrets to help you fill the dance floor and ensure that your party goes off! Andrew is the sort of DJ you should hire for your wedding because he listens to a huge amount of different music and plays for the crowd. You won't be disappointed with this episode of the show. Be on your way to wedding Planning Zen with the Bridechilla Guides! Visit the Bridechilla Store and use the Codeword LISTEN for 10% off your order! Join the Bridechilla Community on Facebook. The best Wedding Planning community around. It's bullshit-free, jerk-free and a nice place to be! Keep up to date with the Bridechilla Blog, read podcast show notes and be inspired by real Bridechilla Weddings Join Bridechilla founder, Aleisha on Instagram, for wedding inspiration and more!

Episode 216 of Punwatch, with special guest Andrew McClelland and a fair bit of undignified scrambling to think of songs that sort of reference mazes. This episode is entitled "'Bama Borax Bowling Blowout". Big thanks to Punwatch contributor Hamish & Special guest Judge Ryan, and Dave for being a good sport. Andrew's beaut Indie-pop dance night, Mr. McClelland's Finishing School, is wrapping up in October. So if you're in Melbourne, get down to the Bella Union on a Friday night & dance your arse off before it's too late! You can also find Andrew’s DJ and/or comedy stylings around town - keep up with his movements via @andy_mcclelland on Twitter, and on Facebook!   Punsters: Lisa Dib, Andrew McClelland, Harry Brimage, David Shaw, Alex Malone Host: Andrew Cherry

Andrew McClelland sits in the QV building in Melbourne to be joyous, articulate and ethical. Chalky green tea and an almond milk latte are the underlay for conversation about the universal basic income, his revised attitude to his catholic confirmation name, Catholic comic books and the worth of a human being. Hit him up at @Andy_McClelland ‏ Alice is @aliterative as ever

With special guests Lawrence Leung, Andrew McClelland, Sarah Jones & Nicholas J. Johnson. Recorded live at The Butterfly Club in Melbourne, Australia on October 4th, 2015. For more updates, head to our Facebook page: http://facebook.com/controlsthemedia @PaulCulliver The post October 2015 – Lawrence Leung, Andrew McClelland, Sarah Jones & Nicholas J. Johnson appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

The Final Episode of season 1 of DYKWIA with Steele Saunders (I Love Green Guide Letters) Dave Lawson (The Mule, Dave's Shed) Ben Birchall (Duke Batavia, 3RRR) and Andrew McClelland (Spicks and Specks) find out who eats at Wang Wangs, how is that Video Store still open, and what did Tony Lockett tell Dave See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David M. Green and Michael Princi talk comedy, fridges and motion pictures with TV's Alan Brough.