Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew Richardson

Andrew Richardson has been the face of REALRIDER for more than a decade, but when he created the government-certified automatic crash-detection app, he didn't even own a motorcycle. Richardson has since obtained his license and become an avid commuter and a weekend rider. He has even tested the app for exactly what it was designed to do: keep motorcyclists protected on the road.“Thinking that everyone's trying to kill you is always a good mindset when you're on a motorcycle,” admits Richardson. Riding one chilly afternoon with his son and son-in-law in his native England, he was run off the road and found himself sprawled in a ditch. The tip over triggered the app on his phone. Being uninjured, he was able to deactivate the alert before an ambulance was summoned.“Our technology is really designed for, you're by yourself, you leave the road, nobody knows that you've had a crash,” he says. “We have this period of time where we wait for the crash to stop happening. Then, the system starts analyzing what's going on.” Clearly, this potentially life-saving tech works. Take it from Richardson, who, as the expression goes, has been there and done that. Connect with Us:Website: www.driventoridepodcast.comInstagram: www.Instagram.com/driventoridepodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/driventorideEmail:hello@driventoridepodcast.com

In today's 40 Minute Mentor episode, we're joined by the leadership team of Amplified People Group - Dr Andy Meikle, Anouk Agussol and Andrew Richardson.  Together, they answer some of the burning questions leaders ask them: from navigating the messy world of people, talent and culture to early-stage blind spots, the UK's employment landscape and practical tips on embedding AI in your teams. 

This weekend, we wrestled with a raw and honest reality: Fear often follows us, even after the highest spiritual moments. Baptisms, breakthroughs, Easter celebrations — none guarantee that fear won't sneak back in on Monday morning. If you would like to know more about MetaChurch and the movement of Jesus, we invite you to visit us at www.metachurch.tv.Support the show

Redefining Affiliate Marketing: Brand + Performance for Maximum Revenue Impact“Affiliate marketing intersects with every part of your marketing stack—PR, influencer, paid search, content—but too often, it operates in a silo. The real opportunity lies in integrating it into your brand and performance strategy from day one. When you align affiliate with your broader media mix and apply smarter measurement, it stops being just a channel and becomes a strategic growth lever.” That's a quote from Lacie Thompson, an executive at New Engen and founder of LT Partners and a sneak peek at today's episode. Welcome to Revenue Boost: A Marketing Podcast. I'm your host, Kerry Curran—Fractional Chief Growth Officer, industry analyst, and relentless advocate for turning marketing into a revenue engine. Each episode, I bring you the strategies, insights, and conversations that will fuel your revenue growth. So search for Revenue Boost in your favorite podcast directory, and hit subscribe to stay ahead of the game.In this episode, we're pulling back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood and under-leveraged growth drivers in your marketing stack: affiliate marketing. In Redefining Affiliate Marketing Brand Performance for Maximum Revenue Impact, I'm joined by Lacie Thompson—founder of LT Partners and now an executive at New Engen, a top-tier performance marketing agency. We'll talk about why affiliate deserves a seat at your media planning table, how to integrate it with your broader marketing strategy, and how smart brands are using data and measurement to unlock serious revenue impact. So stay tuned through the ad, where Lacie shares how you can get smarter about measuring affiliate and truly integrating it into your broader strategy.Let's go.Kerry Curran, RBMA (00:01.23):So welcome, Lacie. Please introduce yourself and share a bit about your background and expertise.Lacie Thompson (00:06.617):Yeah, thanks so much for having me. I'm Lacie Thompson. My background, before I started LT Partners—an affiliate marketing agency—was in affiliate and digital marketing on the brand side.I was very lucky in the early days to have some really great mentors and leaders. After spending about six years on the brand side and then three years at another startup agency, I started LT Partners in September of 2018. We grew very quickly—very organically, I should add—and were acquired by New Engen, which is a digital marketing agency, in June of 2023.Kerry Curran, RBMA (00:53.998):Excellent. Well, we're so glad to have you here. I've always been very impressed with your success—and congratulations on building your own successful company and getting acquired.I know you've been in the industry a long time and have lots of expertise to share with us. So, to start: when you're talking to other senior executives, marketing leaders, CMOs, what's the buzz you're hearing? What are people talking about today—especially when it comes to affiliate and digital marketing?Lacie Thompson (01:27.459):Yeah, thinking of the big picture—what I found really interesting about New Engen is the way they have grown and adapted over the course of their history. New Engen is about eight or nine years old at this point, but initially started as a tech company. They built a hyper-granular bidding model on top of Google and Meta, primarily.Over time, as those platforms introduced their own algorithms, that technology became a little less important. What they realized when they took a step back was—they were an agency. It was the people helping the brands leverage the technology who were actually making a big impact. So over time, New Engen pivoted to become a performance marketing agency. Then, just before the acquisition of LT Partners, what the New Engen leaders were hearing in the market was a need to stop thinking about marketing in silos of brand and performance—and to bring it all together. Because thinking about it more holistically is where a lot of brands are trying to get. We had seen that in Affiliate very early on. That was a big part of our growth and success—this focus on understanding the incremental value of partnerships and working more closely with the ones that were more incremental. For us, that means introducing brands to new audiences. We had been hyper-focused on that in our "channel"—I use that word in quotes, because there's always debate about whether to call it a channel. But we had been doing that for a long time. So, at the same time that New Engen was pivoting toward a digital marketing solution in the space—we had already been doing that for a long time in affiliate. And they didn't have Affiliate as a capability. So it was a really natural coming together, because our thought process around measurement and how to evaluate how different marketing channels and methodologies create value for brands—whether it's within a branding ecosystem or a performance one—was very aligned. And we need to solve and measure for that across everything. So there was just a lot of strong alignment there.Kerry Curran, RBMA (04:11.03):They were so smart to acquire you—for your success, but also to see the potential of integrating an affiliate strategy into their offering. IWhere you and I have discussed in the past, I also grew up in a performance marketing world: SEO, paid search, paid social, programmatic. And the more I learned about affiliate, the more I realized affiliate needs to be part of these conversations. But what we've seen is that it's really hard to get people—especially those who haven't wrapped their head around affiliate—to recognize the importance, value, and potential of it.Lacie Thompson (05:02.073):Yeah, and I think that's what's really fun for me about the channel. Because affiliate, like I said, there's this debate around whether it's a channel or a mechanism. And I think that's part of why it's difficult for some people to wrap their head around it—because you don't have an ad platform with a campaign structure. It's not like you push a button and things change. It's 50% data analytics and deep insights—and 50% interpersonal relationships and business development of sorts.But what's funny about affiliate is it's actually the one channel that really intersects so many different parts of your marketing stack: influencer, PR, even paid search. Some partners have capabilities that fall under other types of marketing channels. But for some reason, over time, there has been this trend of affiliate-only agencies. And this narrative that you need an affiliate agency—and a separate digital or performance marketing agency—and that the two operate in silos. Oftentimes, they're not as closely connected as they could be if everything were handled under one roof.So I find the irony of that really interesting. It's not common to see digital marketing agencies that have affiliate as a core area of subject matter expertise. And obviously, as someone who's spent most of my digital marketing career in affiliate and partnerships, I found New Engen's interest in that really exciting.I think, as we'll probably talk about here, when we think about measurement, and the amount of budget brands allocate to affiliate marketing—it's so small compared to the impact it can have. And it's exciting to be part of a larger organization that has the infrastructure and teams to help us prove that value with advanced measurement.Kerry Curran, RBMA (07:27.022):Yes, definitely. And I'm excited to talk more about measurement. But we forget that, to your point, there still needs to be more buy-in, education, and understanding of affiliate's value among CMOs and senior marketers.As you said, affiliate is so full-funnel—it covers PR, awareness-building (influencer/creator or mass publications), all the way down to the research phase before purchase.It opens the door to strategic opportunities and conversations. But it's the term "affiliate" that tends to trip people up.Lacie Thompson (08:24.889):Yes, just a couple of weeks ago, we were talking to a potential client, and we actually got into the affiliate portion of the conversation by first talking about performance PR and influencers—and the convergence of brand and performance. That really opened their minds more than saying, "We're here to talk about your affiliate marketing program."What was cool in that conversation—as sometimes happens—is you could just see this light go off where people start to realize this isn't the same affiliate channel marketing that was happening 10 years ago. We're not just a bottom-of-funnel ecosystem. We really have to change the nomenclature and the structure of how we reward partners to evolve past that old, negative perception.Lacie Thompson (09:39.651):So I hope—and I've seen—that the industry is shifting. More and more people are talking about it this way. It's evolving, and that's wonderful to see.Kerry Curran, RBMA (09:52.79):Yes, I agree. And I think the more upper-funnel opportunities—really, the awareness placements—are becoming essential. I know for PR agencies, if they want to be in a top publication, they need to have an affiliate practice within their organization or partner with an affiliate agency. That's been driving a lot of the shift. And obviously, nothing's grown faster than influencers and creators. It's about understanding that there's integration and overlap. There's so much potential. And to your point, it's really important to understand that affiliate's not just toolbars or coupons.Lacie Thompson (10:36.559):Right. The cool thing about affiliate marketing is that you're essentially, as a brand, letting other people tell your story for you, right? And that is so much more powerful for consumers—hearing from an influencer, a media publication, or an editor. Especially editorial publications with strong reputations.People have a lot of trust in those voices. They trust them more than they trust the brand. So we're seeing a shift toward leveraging what your partnerships are saying about you in other marketing channels. That's another cool thing about being part of New Engen: figuring out how to take what an influencer or a content partner like Wirecutter is saying and turn that intocontent that gets in front of your audience through other channels. And I think a lot of people now know that performs much better than just the brand talking about itself.Kerry Curran, RBMA (11:46.412):Yes, I definitely think that third-party endorsement—especially from a trusted source—goes so far. Again, that ties back to what you said about affiliate being a brand strategy as well. You've talked about the shift from performance-only to brand-plus-performance integration. Talk more about how you're approaching that within New Engen and what you're seeing with clients or brands you're speaking with today.Lacie Thompson (12:19.993):Yes, I mean, historically, I grew up in the age of performance marketing, right? We had sophisticated MTAs. We were focused on understanding what the right MTA was, and how to tweak it in order to understand performance. But you get to this point where, when you're hyper-focused on trackable KPIs, you become as efficient as you can be—but you're also not scaling. So internally at New Engen, a lot of what we focused on in the early days were DTC startups that scaled very rapidly, hyper-focused on performance marketing. But then, at a certain point, you reach a plateau. And the way brands have historically thought about brand versus performance is: performance has KPIs we hold to—ROAS, CAC, whatever it is. On the brand side, those don't really exist. You're looking at engagement rates and lots of other indicators. As we've seen the two converge, we've needed to come up with better ways to measure the impact across the board. That's led to our belief that the foundation needs to be measurement—specifically, a mindset shift in how you approach it.You can't rely solely on Google Analytics as your source of truth. You can't rely just on your affiliate tracking platform—or even on some of the other channel platforms. So we believe that, to get past the performance plateau and actually grow your brand, you have to rethink how you're investing your dollars.Kerry Curran, RBMA (14:26.38):That is so smart. What I've seen over the years is that MMMs don't include all the channels—not just affiliate. Media mix modeling often only includes paid touchpoints. So it sounds like you've gotten to a point where you're really able to measure the impact. It's not “Here's your affiliate report over here, and here's your separate search, social, programmatic report.” You're really looking at the data together. So talk a bit more about how you've been able to do that.Lacie Thompson (15:02.307):Yes, our SVP of Analytics, Andrew Richardson, is just incredible. His understanding of the whole ecosystem—I really respect it. Because oftentimes, affiliate gets pushed to the side, like the redheaded stepchild. But he actually really understands it. So when he built our MMM approach, everything includes affiliate. But it goes beyond that. It also includes: How are your competitors impacting your ability to grow? If they're spending more on media, that has a negative impact on you. We've done things in our models that account for factors like: Is it an election year, and how might that affect your business? We're also looking at your brick-and-mortar store performance and how your digital spend is affecting it. So it really depends on the business and its model—what components matter, the time of year, and everything else.Lacie Thompson (16:08.943):Every situation is different. So we want to come to the table with a model that makes sense for each brand. What's really cool—and validating for me—is that early on at LT Partners, we built a proprietary platform called Lift. We believed just looking at the data in the tracking platform wasn't enough to optimize your program. We always believed that how much new traffic a partner drives is indicative of their incrementality. So we pull data from Google Analytics, match it with the tracking platform, and we've built insights and tools for our team to use on top of that data. We optimize toward partners who are introducing brands to new audiences. And with Lift, we have benchmarking data that tells us, on average, what percentage of traffic is new from content partners, coupon partners, or even individual partners.When we talk with enterprise brands that have advanced measurement tools like Measured, Rockerbox, or Northbeam, sometimes they share that data with us. And we often see close alignment between the level of new traffic and the level of incrementality these models show. Same thing with our internal MMMs. So, while we look at multiple KPIs, it's validating to see that our focus on new traffic is supported by broader measurement.That means smaller brands don't necessarily have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars. There are other ways to optimize toward what's incremental and valuable— and it doesn't have to be a massive lift.Kerry Curran, RBMA (18:34.678):Thank you for sharing that, because there are so many data points. We talk about this all the time—how the customer journey is not linear. There are so many touchpoints. They go back and forth. Being able to measure impression data—like where someone read your article or saw your brand but didn't take action until later—is really important. It's a very normal behavior pattern. And being able to still attribute that back to the publisher matters. I remember hearing about brands cutting their affiliate marketing because they couldn't prove it drove incrementality. But there's this larger lift that you're able to see. It just sounds like it's helping brands get smarter and smarter about how they're investing.Lacie Thompson (19:32.163):Yes, there are really a couple of different buckets when it comes to measurement to think about. One is actually being able to measure the impact—which I think requires a few different angles to get the right perspective on whether your affiliate program or any other channel is driving incremental value, and what that value looks like.Then there's another bucket: how do I optimize a program? How do I drive toward creating more incrementality? And those don't have to be the same things. I think sometimes when I talk about new traffic, or first-click attributed revenue versus last-click attributed revenue, people ask, “Oh my gosh, do you think we should be using first-click attributed revenue as our measurement?” And I'm like, no—that's over here. That's a different conversation. I'm talking about what data we need to look at to try to improve what the measurement says over here. And oftentimes, that means trying to grow first-click attributed revenue because that is typically more incremental than last-click.Kerry Curran, RBMA (20:50.476):Yes, and to your point, it's about looking at different data points and getting smarter. And I think the more we've seen analytics become more advanced—tracking more touchpoints—the more correlation we see between the channels and the impact they have on each other. At the end of the day, that's what makes affiliate so incredibly valuable and important.I've talked in the past about getting affiliate a seat at the planning table. When the brand is thinking about how to allocate budgets—TV, display, programmatic, search, social—affiliate needs to be part of that conversation. Within New Engen, you have that natural organizational structure to foster that. But it's still a challenge for a lot of agencies and brands that aren't looking at it that way.It sounds like it comes down to getting smarter about the data you're evaluating and how all those touchpoints are really driving impact.Lacie Thompson (21:57.435):Well, I think that's the problem. You have this conflicting dynamic within the channel: it's traditionally performance-based, and it's optimized on a last-click basis. You're paying your partners based on whether they drive the last click. And then everyone gets mad when the big partners figure out how to get that last click—and they say the channel isn't incremental. Well, maybe that's because you're hyper-focused on bottom-of-funnel, spend efficiency, and you're not thinking about partnerships strategically. You're not thinking about how to grow the channel or how to measure it appropriately to understand the impact.The last-click performance nature of the channel will never allow you to fully reward the right partners. It will never allow you to fully understand the value of those partners. So, the actual construct of the channel is in conflict with it having a greater impact on your business.Some marketing leaders just say, “I'm going to let it do its thing, be super efficient, and not pay attention to it.” But I think that's a huge miss. When you think about your holistic approach and how to grow your brand, a lot of people say, “Well, it's so small. It's only 10% of my spend.”Well, it could be 15% of your spend—but have twice as much impact—if you thought about doing it differently.Kerry Curran, RBMA (23:28.942):Yes, and that spend is purely attributable. It's usually a commission—or a cost-per-acquisition model—so it's not like other channels where you're spending millions of dollars and may never know the outcome. So, there's still a lot of education that needs to happen. But the brands you work with are lucky to have you out there helping them get smarter. So, thank you. For the people listening who are thinking, “I need to get smarter about this”—what are some of the readiness steps or foundational things they should have in place to better measure affiliate and integrate it into their broader strategy?Lacie Thompson (24:26.095):I think the first step is really just making sure everything is set up properly. Do you have your UTMs set up—assuming you're using GA, which most people are? Some people use Adobe or other sources of truth, but most still have GA.There are obviously nuances and other ways to do it, but in general, you should make sure that your UTMs are structured appropriately within your affiliate program so everything flows into Google Analytics in a way that lets you match it up with your platform data.Otherwise, you're missing visibility into traffic driven by partner—relative to one another. You might also miss out on more advanced attribution models. That's the foundation to build on top of if you want to optimize your partnerships more thoughtfully.It's also very important to have that data available to share with the partners. Publishers don't know how much new traffic they're sending you. They don't get that feedback loop. The way we think about the data isn't just for internal use—we want to share it.We want to show partners the KPIs that are most valuable to the brand and ask: What can we do together to improve these metrics? If you give them that information, many partners are creative and clever and can come up with great solutions.But a lot of them have been trained to focus on the last click, maybe a higher conversion rate or AOV. And that training does a disservice to the partnership if you're not giving them better insight—and helping them succeed in ways that also help you.Kerry Curran, RBMA (26:36.182):Yes, definitely. To your point, all of it helps companies and brands drive better results and outcomes. So it's about having the right data—and doing smarter things with it.So thank you so much, Lacie. How can people find you?Lacie Thompson (26:52.731):I feel like I'm everywhere! I'm on LinkedIn, you can email me, text me—I'm always available to chat. I'm always happy to help. I love finding ways to improve the industry holistically.I'm happy to give advice—or I love hearing what other people are doing that's cool and unique and special. I love collaborating with other brands. I'm one of those people who doesn't really say no to talking about anything, anytime.You never know where conversations might lead, so please reach out if you want to chat.Kerry Curran, RBMA (27:41.73):Definitely. Well, thank you. I'll be sure to include all that information in the show notes. I really appreciate your time. I've enjoyed our conversation and look forward to having you on again in the future. Thanks, Lacie.Lacie Thompson (27:53.859):Amazing. Thank you so much, Kerry.Kerry Curran, RBMA Thanks for tuning in to Revenue Boost: a Marketing Podcast. I hope today's conversation sparked some new ideas and challenged the way you think about affiliate performance and full funnel growth.If you're serious about turning marketing into a true revenue driver, this is just the beginning. We've got more insightful conversations, expert guests and actionable strategies coming your way. So search for us in your favorite podcast directory and hit subscribe. And hey, if this episode gave you value, share it with a colleague and leave a quick review. It helps more revenue minded leaders like you find our show.Until next time, I'm Kerry Curran, helping you connect marketing to growth, one episode at a time. We'll see you soon.

This episode is the first of a series on the history of the Cinque Ports in which we bring you a mixture of fascinating history alongside a glimpse into contemporary life in these vibrant and ancient maritime towns. In the eleventh century during the reign of Edward the Confessor, five ports in the south-east of England joined together into a confederation for mutual protection and trade privileges. Hastings, New Romney, Hythe, Dover, and Sandwich were the original five ports; they were subsequently joined by Lydd, Faversham, Folkestone, Deal, Tenterden, Margate and Ramsgate which became known as ‘Limbs' of the Cinque Ports; and then Rye and Winchelsea, designated as ‘Ancient Towns'. Not only did they help each other but they also helped the Crown: in return for providing men for the King's ships they received significant municipal benefits. The nominal head of the Cinque Ports was given the title of ‘Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports' and became one of the most influential people in the Kingdom. Over time the position has retained is significance and honour and has often been held by members of the Royal Family and Prime Ministers.To find out more Dr Sam Willis explores the deep history of the Cinque Ports with archaeologist and historian Dr Andrew Richardson and also speaks with Sue Jones, former Mayor of Dover and twice Speaker of the Cinque Ports. We also bring you along for a very special day at the Royal Military School in Dover to witness the installation of the new Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, Admiral Sir George Zambellas. In subsequent episodes we will explore some of the individual towns to get a sense of their intriguing past and dynamic present. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's guest is Andrew Richardson, a leading figure in aquaculture who is making waves in sustainable food production. From his extensive experience in the seafood industry to his innovative outlook, Andrew shares his journey into this vital and ever-growing sector.

“Feedback is the only way you will develop as a Leader. It is the only way people develop, full stop.”  If you've been following JBM's journey or been listening to 40 Minute Mentor for a while now, you will know that we've recently joined forces with Amplified People Group - the people services supergroup, supporting tech companies from inception to IPO.  That's what makes today's 40 Minute Mentor episode so special.  In this episode, we are joined by Andrew Richardson, Amplified People Group's Co-Founder and Director.  Not only will you find out the ins and outs of JBM's acquisition and what the future holds for the Group, but we also cover Andrew's impressive career journey, why VC simply wasn't for him and where his passion and love for Sales really comes from.  Episode Chapters: ➡️ Upbringing in an entrepreneurial environment [04:00]  ➡️ Foundation in recruitment & joining La Fosse [10:30]  ➡️ The power of mentorship in Andrew's early career [12:20]  ➡️ Growing a passion for Sales & why it's such a good grounding for anyone's career [15:20]  ➡️ More about today's sponsor [20:00]  ➡️ Moving from Recruitment into VC [21:00]  ➡️ The challenges of building a new fund [23:15]  ➡️ The beginning of Foundation Partners & the evolution to Amplified Group[28:00]  ➡️ Fractional support for early-stage Founders [33:50]  ➡️ The hallmark of success [38:00]  ➡️ Building a high-performance business & attracting the right talent [40:50]  ➡️ Why feedback is so important [46:00]  ⛳ Helpful links: ➡️ Connect with Andrew: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-richardson-34404b33  ➡️ Find out more about Amplified People Group: https://www.amplifiedgroup.com/ 

We live in a culture where we want results fast. This week, Pastor Andrew Richardson shows us how we can trust in God's process by surrendering our control. If you would like to know more about the movement of Jesus, we invite you to visit us at www.metachurch.tv.Support the show

In Episode 44 of the Virtual Velo Podcast, hosts Chris and Emma welcome Andrew Richardson, Ph.D., a foremost anti-doping cycling esports research associate at Newcastle University, UK. The scientific review "Zwift's Anti-Doping Policy: Is it Open to Cheating?" published in the International Journal of Esports in early 2022 was one of the first to tackle the controversial topic of cheating in cycling esports. "Perceptions of Cheating and Doping in E-Cycling," published in Sport in October 2023, challenges the perceptions of a cheating culture in cycling esports. Dr. Richardson shares his perspective on the rapid rise of doping in cycling esports, offering suggestions to curb the widespread issue, appropriate punishments, and the governance model necessary for Olympic recognition. Zwift has revealed the 2024/25 Elite Community Racing Season details.  Chris and Emma will discuss the exciting changes and other developments in the fast-paced digital world of cycling esports, breaking down what they mean for the athletes, community, and fans. Don't miss out on the unique opportunity to delve even deeper into the intriguing topics discussed in this episode. We've curated a selection of articles that inspired our conversation, providing you with exclusive insights. Is Zwift's Anti-Doping Policy enough to eradicate cheating culture? [CyclingNews, April 22, 2022] Perceptions of Cheating and Weight Doping in Virtual Cycling: A Multi-Study Review [Zommunique, February 2, 2024] The Olympic Esports Games set for 2025: here's what we know about the event [Cycling Weekly, January 31, 2024] Flamme Rouge Racing (FRR) Invites You To Be One of the First to Recon the 2024 UCI Cycling Esports World Championship Courses and Formats [Zommunique, June 15, 2024] Join us for a conversational ride where we not only lend a voice to the digital athlete but also bridge the gap between athlete and avatar. We invite you to be part of this exciting exploration of the future of virtual sport and digital athlete engagement!

This week, Pastor Andrew shares with us how we don't need to overcomplicate our faith but to humbly go to the one who has called us and surrender. To know more about MetaChurch and who we are, visit www.metachurch.tv.Support the show

For this Musicals Magazine Podcast, Sarah Kirkup meets Timmika Ramsay, who's currently starring as Miss Adelaide in Nicholas Hytner's immersive production of Guys & Dolls at the Bridge Theatre. Ramsay, who previously starred as La Chocolat in Moulin Rouge in the West End, talks about the challenges of following in the footsteps of Marisha Wallace, how she juggles eight shows a week with a small baby, and her determination to make the role her own.   The musical excerpts of Guys and Dolls are taken from the 2023 London Cast Recording on Broadway Records, starring Marisha Wallace, Daniel Mays, Andrew Richardson, Celinde Schoenmaker and Cedric Neal; the opening and closing musical excerpts featured in this podcast are from the Overture to Gypsy (film version), taken from Jule Styne's ‘Overtures Vol 2', courtesy of JAY Records.  

Set in the heart of Marylebone, Home House has a glittering history that spans nearly 250 years from when it was built as a pleasure pavilion for the Countess of Home. Today, this members club spans three townhouses and celebrates eccentricity amongst its members and interiors while consuming over 15,000 bottles of champagne a year. In this episode, Andrew Richardson, Managing Director of Home House, joins Molly to share this space's remarkable journey and what life looks like for its members today.00.47 - Andrew's journey from pot wash to chef to Home House's Managing Director03.27 - Acting as the custodians for pbuilding that is 200 years old and04.44 - Marylebone's evolution over the past 20 years08.05 - The Countess of Holm, aka The Queen of Hell who built a party pad in 178510.55 - Celebrating eccentricity amongst its members11.43 - Three different townhouses, each with their own vibe14.14 - Creating extraordinary, memorable experiences15.36 - Setting the standard for members parties and welcoming new members into the tribe17.24 - Good food, great drinks and a whole lot of champagne20.30 - Individually designed bedrooms to retreat to after a night in the bar20.55 - Celebrating 25 years and becoming a London institution23.05 - The next chapter for Home House including sister club Home Grown and potential international expansionYou can find Home House here / homehouse.co.uk/And follow them here / instagram.com/homehouselondonJoin the Curated Spaces conversationInstagram / instagram.com/curated_spaces_club/Linkedin / linkedin.com/company/curated-spaces-clubYoutube / youtube.com/channel/UCXSPidWwH8vkNOPhHB7vcuQ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we look for victory in moments but the truth is that vicotry is not in the moment but it;s in a person that is Jesus. If you would like to know more about MetaChurch, please visit us at www.metachurch.tv.Support the show

University of Oklahoma Chair of the Percussion Area Andrew Richardson stops by to talk about his job, the OU-Texas football rivalry, and the OU Percussion Press (03:40), growing up in Northern Virginia and playing in jazz band and marching band (24:15), getting his undergrad degree from James Madison University (VA) and playing in a pop/punk band in high school (34:20), returning to JMU for his masters (49:05), heading to OU for his doctorate and his dissertation research on the marimba music of Raymond Helble (59:35), and stays for the Random Ass Questions, including segments on the OKC Thunder, Oklahoma tornados, What-A-Burger, and local concerts (01:14:25).Finishing with a Rave about attending a recent Samara Joy concert (01:28:30).Andrew Richardson Links:Andrew Richardson's OU pageOU Percussion PressPrevious Podcast Guests mentioned:Lance Drege in 2017Nathan Daughtrey in 2021Cort McClaren in 2022Other Links:Benjamin HolmesRichard GipsonNCPP“Red River Showdown” 2023“Crown of Thorns” - David Maslanka“Palace of Nine Perfections” - Eric Ewazen“Debris Field” - Jessica Flanigan“Stained Glass” - David Gillingham“Hey Jude” - The Beatles“The Final Countdown” - Europe“Kokomo” - The Beach Boys“Tequila” - The ChampsYamaha Sounds of SummerMarlon FosterThe Go-Go's documentary trailerEnd of the Century: The Story of the Ramones documentary trailer“London Calling” - The Clash“Chain Saw” - The RamonesTeaching Percussion - Gary Cook“Diabolic Variations” - Raymond Helble“Limerick Daydreams” - Nathan Daughtrey“The Crystals” - David Long“Sharpened Stick” - Brett Dietz“Sculpture in Wood” - Rudiger Pawassar“Stubernic” - Mark FordModern School for Xylophone, Vibraphone, and Marimba - Morris Goldenberg“Preludes 1-5” - Michael Burritt“Der Provokateur” - Leander Kaiser“The Worried Drummer” - Adolf Schreiner“Nagoya Marimbas” - Steve Reich“Beads of Glass” - Gordon Stout“Canticle” - Stanley LeonardRaves:Samara Joy's website

Andrew Richardson is the co-founder of RealSafe Technologies Ltd, the company behind Real Rider, an automatic crash detection app built for motorcyclists.Get 30% OFF Crash Detection - https://realrider.com/teapotone-offer"Great Roads, Great Rides: Sereis 1 - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlCvwA_xSYot7a86BsDJHS7rMsUKvdfs-&si=wudXgFlfi-dS1uMYSeries 2 - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlCvwA_xSYovx_2cux3PFuQCoAZB3qZIS&si=KgR6zNF3Wm_p4BeaRealRider Socials:Website: https://realrider.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Realrider1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realrider1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/REALRIDER1RealSafe Technologies Website: https://www.realsafetechnologies.comUltimateAddOns Premium manufacturer of phone and action camera mounting solutions - Use TEAPOTONE10 for 10% offInfluencer Store The Influencer Store helps you build your brand and apparel - mention TEAPOTONEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Please RATE/REVIEW this podcastIf you've enjoyed this episode folks, please leave a review on your relevant podcast platform - it REALLY does help to promote the show and push it further up the rankings

Bienvenue dans ce nouvel épisode de Pop News, qui revient en détail sur les infos incontourables de la pop culture ! Au programme des brèves :  • Vin Diesel et The Rock sont de nouveau potes ! • Tom Cruise est en guerre contre Christopher Nolan. • Le réalisateur de Flash souhaite revoir Ezra Miller dans le rôle et un script pour The Flash 2 est en préparation. • Captain America 4 a un nouveau titre. • Tenoch Huerta, qui joue Namor dans Black Panther 2, est accusé d'agression sexuelle. • Rebel Moon de Zack Snyder est découpé en deux parties, et on a un premier aperçu. • La date de sortie d'Ahsoka est prévue pour le 23 août sur Disney+. • Récap des conférences Xbox et Ubisoft. Les gros sujets :   • Qui jouera Superman après Henry Cavill ? Des acteurs et actrices sont en rumeur pour les rôles de Clark Kent et Lois Lane, avec des carrières impressionnantes à leur actif. • Spider-Man 4 avec Tom Holland est en préparation et des films en live action sur Miles Morales et Spider-Woman sont annoncés. Et bien évidemment, retrouvez notre traditionnel point box-office, le radar des sorties et nos recommandations. Bon épisode à toutes et à tous ! Notre TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@poptierpodcast Notre Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/poptiercast/ Notre Twitter : https://twitter.com/PopTierCast Notre Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PopTierCast/  Notre Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@poptierpodcast Notre Dailymotion : https://www.dailymotion.com/PopTier Notre site : https://podcast.ausha.co/pop-tier-avis-et-news-cinema-series-et-jeux-video Nous contacter : poptiercast@gmail.com   

Get ready for an episode filled with theatrical brilliance as Natalie and Darren delve into a wide range of incredible productions! They'll immerse themselves in the dazzling world of Guys and Dolls at the Bridge Theatre, featuring a cast of theatre royalty including Daniel Mays, Andrew Richardson, Celinde Schoenmaker, Marisha Wallace, and Cedric Neal. Prepare to be enchanted by the classic charm and toe-tapping tunes of this beloved musical, promenade style. Next, they'll explore the comic gem How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying at Southwark Playhouse, a delightful show that combines sharp wit, catchy songs, and uproarious humour and starring Olivier Award and Tony Award legend Tracie Bennett. Get ready to laugh out loud as they uncover the hilarious escapades of ambitious office worker J. Pierrepont Finch. Intrigue awaits as they discuss Philip Ridley's gripping narrative of memory, manipulation, and power in Leaves of Glass, which recently had a revival at Park Theatre. Brace yourself for a thought-provoking journey through the complexities of human relationships and the haunting echoes of the past starring Eastenders favourite actress Kacey Ainsworth. Prepare for laughter aplenty as they uncover London's bleaking hilarious new comedy, Bleak Expectations, based on the award-winning comedy by Mark Evans, with the talented Sally Phillips as our narrator. Join them at the Criterion Theatre for a rollicking adventure through the absurd and absurdly funny world of Dickensian parody. And don't miss the mesmerising performance by Dickie Beau in Re-Member Me at Hampstead Theatre, where he expertly channels the voices of past Hamlets in a captivating lip-sync show. Get ready to be swept away by the artistry and emotional depth of this truly unique theatrical experience. Tune in for an episode that celebrates the magic of the stage, showcasing a variety of genres and performances that will leave you entertained, inspired, and eager for your next theatre-going adventure.

Welcome to Neo-Reality Collective | Pop-Culture News and Reviews Talk, Hosted by Eric Brown! In the Sixty-Sixth Episode, James Gunn's upcoming Superman: Legacy has begun searching for their Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, and Clark Kent/Superman, with some potential candidates listed by The Hollywood Reporter, such as David Corenswet, Tom Brittney, Andrew Richardson, Emma Mackey, and Nicholas Hoult! CW's Arrowverse is all but finished on the network as they plan to shift in a new direction away from Superhero TV Shows; I wish them the best of luck in the current WGA Strike environment. The FX series, Archer, is confirmed to end with Season 14 on FXX! Mortal Kombat enters a new era in a long-awaited reboot following the events of Mortal Kombat 11's time travel, multiverse, insane adventure in which Liu Kang ascends to godhood and restarts the timeline in Mortal Kombat 1, with a leak coming out that claims the first Kombat Pack will be featuring Peacemaker of DC Comics, Omni-Man of Invincible and Homelander of The Boys joining the roster of ultra-violence! The European Union and Take-Two announced their approval for the Microsoft-Activision/Blizzard merger, with CMA still being miffed about the whole thing after disapproving it. Echo Season 1 and Loki Season 2 get their official release dates, with the former being binged released for the Disney+ service while we learn a horrid truth about the House of The Mouse; inside their fabled Disney Vault lies a completed, 10-episode, fully animated, anime Alien vs. Predator series that was produced by Fox before the buyout and has been on lock and key ever since. Only one thing to do in this case…STORM THE DISNEY VAULT! It's time for Content Reclamation! Dawn of DC, the latest comic company-wide initiative by DC Comics, continues its expansion with the relaunch of Wonder Woman's Ongoing with a new number one in September 2023 by the returning Tom King and Dark Crisis superstar artist Daniel Sampere with a sudden reveal that will complete the legacy of DC's original big three by the reveal of Wonder Woman's Daughter, Trinity, in the upcoming milestone issue of Wonder Woman #800 coming in June, we learn from Tom King and Sampere of their creative process in creating the daughter of Wonder Woman in their interviews as Wonder Woman is set to become an outlaw in the United States of America in the new run! All this and more on Neo-Reality Collective! Brought to you by TheEveryDayFan, check out their links below! The EDF Links https://theeverydayfan.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnEZoZqtklXhw95WkF2BY4g/ https://open.spotify.com/show/0EwipBBMm4jcL2GRyBwauu

Kim returns! With her Eurovision exploits over, the trio are re-united at HQ to catch up on the highlights so far from the Italian Open. There's been yet more controversy with suspect line calling, questionable scheduling and some truly shocking results with Carlos Alcaraz losing to Hungarian outsider Fabian Marozsan and Sofia Kenin surprising Aryna Sabalenka in a battle of the Australian Open Champions. Holger Rune also got the better of Novak Djokovic once more in a three set tussle.They also reflect on the other key results from the past week, look ahead to finals weekend and discuss recent news of Nadal's possible withdrawal from Roland Garros, as well as consider a recent interview featuring Andrew Richardson, Emma Raducanu's slam-winning coach which made headlines this week.Kim and Chris also battle it out in a Par For The Courts - buckle up as it's an epic one!__________________Tweet us @TennisWeeklyPod or email the show here: tennisweeklypod@gmail.comMake sure to check out our website as well to get your full Tennis Weekly fix.**Please take a moment to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your pods. It really means a lot to us at HQ and helps make it easier for new listeners to discover us. Thanks!** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Roman but it's no holiday - the Italian Open follows hot on the heels of two weeks in Madrid, and while the grind of the clay-court swing may have caught up with some players, James, George and Calvin are still clinging onto their motivation. This week, the tennis podcast that does not hold back talks about... Rafael Nadal was spotted doubled over in pain during practice - are the pod starting to think he is now OUT of Roland Garros? (https://twitter.com/vanshv2k/status/1656760340133343232) Novak Djokovic has returned and got some wins under his belt: how do we think he's looking? Is one good tournament here enough to convince us he's the favourite for Roland Garros? And what about that elbow? Holger Rune was booed ONTO court. We ask Calvin whether he was hiding in the crowd... (https://twitter.com/TheTennisLetter/status/1657725318969593857) Sofia Kenin is... back? Coco Gauff is out early again. A French Open finalist last year but does anyone believe that is realistic again? that feel a world away this time?  Emma Raducanu famously ditched her coach Andrew Richardson just days after she won the US Open, but the man known as "Flex" has never spoken publicly about why - until now. (Read the full interview here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-12083065/I-got-brief-phone-call-Andrew-Richardson-opens-split-Emma-Raducanu.html) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Roman but it's no holiday - the Italian Open follows hot on the heels of two weeks in Madrid, and while the grind of the clay-court swing may have caught up with some players, James, George and Calvin are still clinging onto their motivation. This week, the tennis podcast that does not hold back talks about... Rafael Nadal was spotted doubled over in pain during practice - are the pod starting to think he is now OUT of Roland Garros? (https://twitter.com/vanshv2k/status/1656760340133343232) Novak Djokovic has returned and got some wins under his belt: how do we think he's looking? Is one good tournament here enough to convince us he's the favourite for Roland Garros? And what about that elbow? Holger Rune was booed ONTO court. We ask Calvin whether he was hiding in the crowd... (https://twitter.com/TheTennisLetter/status/1657725318969593857) Sofia Kenin is... back? Coco Gauff is out early again. A French Open finalist last year but does anyone believe that is realistic again? that feel a world away this time?  Emma Raducanu famously ditched her coach Andrew Richardson just days after she won the US Open, but the man known as "Flex" has never spoken publicly about why - until now. (Read the full interview here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-12083065/I-got-brief-phone-call-Andrew-Richardson-opens-split-Emma-Raducanu.html) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Jacki and Lyle are joined by the brilliant Andrew Richardson - Managing Director of the Home House Collection. In an interesting and insightful episode, Andrew discusses his career journey, from globetrotting chef, to operations manager, to his position today as Managing Director of the fantastic Home House Collection - a collection of two private members clubs situated in the heart of London. Home House, the first to be established, is an award-winning members club designed by George III's architect in the 18th century. Home Grown was established in 2019 and is designed with entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders in mind. Andrew discusses the importance of these clubs when it comes to networking and business marketing, and Jacki outlines her own experience of being a founding member of Home House as a result of her work with Richard Farleigh, an early investor in the business. Andrew outlines the importance of clubs such as Home House having a clear purpose, before he describes his experience of running the club during the Covid-19 pandemic - a timely reminder of its impact considering the recent World Health Organisation announcement that the global disaster can now be considered 'over'. Finally, Lyle reveals his plans to become a member...and promises not to break the club's one golden rule!For more information on the Home House Collection, head to: https://www.homehousecollection.co.ukArtwork by Daff KjellströmMusic by Lyle FultonGet in touch via lyle@dimoso.com or info@dimoso.comMore information at www.dimoso.com and www.therestispr.comFollow us on Twitter - @TheRestIsPR Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last night saw the opening of a brand new, semi-immersive revival of GUYS AND DOLLS at the Bridge Theatre in London. This new staging of the classic musical comedy stars Celinde Schoenmaker, Andrew Richardson, Marisha Wallace and Daniel Mays. Check out the new review for Mickey-Jo's thoughts on this bold new production... • About Mickey-Jo: As one of the leading voices in theatre criticism on a social platform, Mickey-Jo is pioneering a new medium for a dwindling field. His YouTube channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MickeyJoTheatre⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is the largest worldwide in terms of dedicated theatre criticism, where he also share features, news and interviews as well as lifestyle content for over 60,000 subscribers. Since establishing himself as a theatre critic he has been able to work internationally. With a viewership that is largely split between the US and the UK he has been fortunate enough to be able to work with PR, Marketing, and Social Media representatives for shows both in New York, London, Hamburg, and Paris. He has also twice received accreditation from the world renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His reviews and features have also been published by WhatsOnStage, for whom he was a panelist to help curate nominees for their 2023 and 2024 Awards as well as BroadwayWorldUK and LondonTheatre.co.uk. He has been invited to speak to private tour groups, at the BEAM 2023 new musical theatre conference at Oxford Playhouse, and on a panel of critics at an event for young people considering a career in the arts courtesy of Go Live Theatre Projects. Instagram/TikTok/X: @MickeyJoTheatre

It's Your Call podcast talks with John Egger, who has recently returned from Korea, where he served as an ecumenical Co-Worker in Mission with the Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea (PROK). John is a lay person who considered ordained ministry in the United Church while starting his career, but instead discovered a call that was perhaps more "precarious," yet just as valid as a call to ordained ministry. As a Co-Worker in Mission serving in Korea — a region with a long history of missionaries from both the United Church and the Presbyterian Church — some of John's work with the Korean church involved reworking traditional missionary relationships and mindsets. John was excited about the opportunity to do something new in "mission," just as we are learning new ways to do church in a rapidly changing context. John's service with the PROK was multi-faceted, yet soon he discovered his primary call was to be present, connect with people, and build relationships. These were valued roles in the PROK, a church deeply committed to ecumenicism, human rights, and justice. John is back in Canada now, sharing what he has learned in Korea, and continuing to be called to build connections and relationship between Christians in Korea and Canada, and beyond. The work of mission, says John, can be found all around us. It's Your Call is a podcast from the Office of Vocation of The United Church of Canada, hosted by Karen Medland and Andrew Richardson. It is available on Google Podcasts, Spotify, Apple, and other podcast distributors.

"It's Your Call" podcast chats with Janet Gear, a theological educator and ordained minister in The United Church of Canada. She speaks about her call to ministry, which first began as an activist in ecumenical social justice. Janet Gear sees call as more than just a call to ministry — instead, it is the lived response of all of us to the question, "What does it mean to side with life?" Call, says Janet, is "a holy beckoning into the fullness of one's life." Janet Gear is the author of "Undivided Love: Navigating Landscapes of Living Faith," which offers a guide for leaders working with people in congregations to discover their own calls across a banquet of lived faith: evangelical, ecclesial, missional, ecumenical, and spiritual. Available from the United Church Bookstore, UCRDstore.ca. "It's Your Call" is a podcast from the Office of Vocation of The United Church of Canada. It is hosted by Karen Medland and Andrew Richardson.

Andrew Richardson joins in for an ICWT reunion as we talk about his new show Flagged For Content... shortly after we lightly touch on the current political climate, metal subgenres, and Will Smith's apology.Join the Boomer Memes Discord

Andrew Richardson is the Senior Vice President of Analytics and Marketing Science at Tinuiti. He is an experienced and successful global analytics executive and marketing industry leader with 20 years of experience. Andrew has worked with some of the most recognized companies and iconic brands across multiple verticals. He is a recognized thought leader and influencer in emerging technologies, marketing analytics, and more. He is also known for his inclusive leadership philosophy of driving meaningful results through diversity, inclusion, and equity. In all of his roles, Andrew has delivered business results while significantly increasing the representation of women and people of color across senior and individual contributor levels of the organization.  In this episode… To be accepted as leaders, women often find themselves doing things that may not align with their values and goals. They may try to think and act like men, especially in male-dominated industries. They face many obstacles and rarely get much support from their colleagues.  So what can women leaders do to overcome these challenges? What can men do to support women in leadership? Andrew Richardson, the Senior Vice President of Analytics and Marketing Science at Tinuiti, is Andrea Heuston's guest in this episode of the Lead Like A Woman Show, where he talks about supporting women in leadership. Andrew discusses common barriers women face in their leadership roles, the impact a STEM education has on young women leaders, and how men can help advocate for women's rights. Stay tuned.

David Sammel, tennis coach and best-selling author of book 'Locker Room Power', talks to Candy Reid about the mental side of the game and what he's been working on with British player Liam Broady. Also being a close friend of coach and former player Andrew Richardson, they also discuss the work that Andrew did with Emma Raducanu on the way to winning the US Open.

On this episode of "It's Your Call," hosts Karen Medland and Andrew Richardson have a conversation with "Padre" Megan Jones, a Canadian Forces chaplain based in Cold Lake, AB. Being called to serve as a chaplain in the Canadian Armed Forces is very different from what most people think of when they are discerning a call to ministry. Captain Megan Jones shares how she received her call to ministry while she already a member of the Armed Forces, and describes the unique way a military chaplain walks with people of many different faith backgrounds during their service in Canada and overseas. Megan tells about her experience as a woman serving as a spiritual leader in diverse ecumenical and interfaith contexts, and how that offers distinctive and, perhaps unexpected, opportunities for ministry. Military chaplains, she shares, get to walk with people during their most sacred and life-changing moments just as others in ministry, but aren't exempt from the regime of the marching or push-ups required of those they serve either! We invite you to listen in on their conversation. It's Your Call is a podcast from the Office of Vocation of The United Church of Canada.

For this episode of It's Your Call, hosts Karen Medland and Andrew Richardson have a conversation with Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne, who has been nominated for Moderator of The United Church of Canada. Carmen shares the exciting story of where her call to ministry has taken her, including work with the World Council of Churches, studies at Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, activism in local B.C. Indigenous communities, and leadership with several environmental non-profits. Carmen is a member of the Heiltsuk First Nation and currently is in non-traditional ministry as Executive Director of First United Church Community Ministry Society, which serves the people of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.

Your hosts, Andrew Richardson and Karen Medland, sit down for a chat with the Moderator of The United Church of Canada, the Rt. Rev. Richard Bott, talking about his call to ministry — and specifically about his call to the role of Moderator. Moderator Richard Bott on God's calling: "...I might be being pulled or lured into a direction by the love of God, but it's not until community, says, you know, yes, we see that in you. My head has a sense that that's the moment of call — when the community articulates what God seems to be saying." "It's Your Call" is a podcast from Office of Vocation of The United Church of Canada for those discerning a call to ministry. Listen to the full episode: http://ow.ly/MozQ50J3vax #UCCan #Vocation #CalledtoServe

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MetaChurch is excited to have guest Pastor Andrew Richardson from CityChurch join us and encourage us to never stop running the race! If you would like to know more about MetaChurch and the movement of Jesus, we invite you to visit us at www.metachurch.tv.Support the show (https://pushpay.com/g/metachurch)

There is a lot of fear, concern and complaining about the faith of the next generation. But what if all of this worry is unnecessary? What if the kids aren't just alright... what if they're poised to lead the church exactly where we need to go? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betterontheinside/message

Welcome to “Other Side Of The Business Card” with your host, corporate transformation entrepreneur and strategic consultant Haig Armaghanian. Having worked as the trusted advisor to some of the world's biggest businesses, Haig's mission with this show is to give you access to the mindset and thought processes from some of the world's top leaders to discover what drives these innovative individuals.  This week on the show Haig is joined by Andrew Richardson, Managing Director of Home House Collection. Home House combines the luxuries of a members' club whilst answering the needs of high-growth entrepreneurs. Drawing on considerable early experience as both Executive Chef and his commercial roles in world-class venues, he has overseen the transformation of the Home House business. Andrew's vision for the Club is to build on the original creators desire to create a ‘Palace of Pleasure' ensuring an unrivalled calendar of member events, great parties and first-class service for members and their guests. In this episode you will learn: Andrew's philosophy about food What makes Home House different from other clubs? Making the right strategic decisions  Getting harmony within a team  What brought Andrew to develop Home Grown Club How to overcome business challenges As you will hear on this show, Other Side Of The Business Card is a look behind the scenes of how high achievers create and run multi-million-pound companies, what strategies they use to scale businesses and what knowledge and insights allow them to create successes, across all areas of their lives, not just in the boardroom.  Having worked across 40+ countries Haig's philosophy is to build passionate partnerships, so expect a deeper level of conversation than you might normally hear from titans of industry, as he uncovers what makes top performers great.  For more information about what has been shared on this episode head to https://linktr.ee/HaigArmaghanian

Welcome to It's Your Call a podcast of the Office of Vocation in the United Church of Canada. In this episode we meet our hosts Andrew Richardson and Karen Medland and hear a little about their own calls to ministry.

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Hard to believe we're still here. But that's inevitably what happens when you're the longest running podcast in the Scenic City. We've got Tanner's cohosts, Ian Sharp and Andrew Richardson from In Chaos We Trust joining him and Jared to celebrate. We're drinking some Stone Brewing Enjoy After 10.31.16 , some Maui brewing from local comedian Bridgette Martin, and Some beer from Kyoto Brewing. We're also talking about the new He-Man: Masters of the Universe show on Netflix, douchebags getting duct-taped to their airplane seat, and we're digging deep into the Brew Chatt Archives. We dig deep and do a commentary with the Brew Chatt Pilot episode, and we also go through some unaired footage from various trips and past adventures.

Dani Wootton gets the lowdown on an incredible 1400-year old detective story, concerning the major rediscovery of an early Anglo-Saxon saint and member of the Kentish royal family. St Eanswythe was the grand-daughter of King Ethelbert of Kent and aunt of the two princes murdered at Eastry (featured in the Time Team episode S13E06). Local legend placed her mortal remains in the local church dedicated to her in Folkestone, Kent. Then, in the 1880s an ancient reliquary casket containing a pile of bones was discovered in a hidden alcove. Could they possibly belong to the early English princess and saint? Dr Andrew Richardson (Canterbury Archaeological Trust) explains how modern scientific techniques – including carbon dating, isotope analysis and DNA analysis – are shedding light on the discovery, helping to settle the mystery once and for all. Discover more about Finding Eanswythe Time Team Official shop. Watch the original video interview here.

On this episode of Aca-Education, Justin speaks with Alyssa Sposato and Andrew Richardson of the Potsdam Pitches, the premiere mixed a cappella group at the State University of New York at Potsdam! Alyssa and Andrew discuss their 2020-21 school year and the modifications they made to continue striving for success, their recent CARA Award nominations, and what is in store for the summer! Resources: The Potsdam Pitches Cape Harmony (Cape Cod's All-Female A Cappella Group) The Vocal Company --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/acaedpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/acaedpodcast/support

On this episode of Aca-Education, Justin speaks with Alyssa Sposato and Andrew Richardson of the Potsdam Pitches, the premiere mixed a cappella group at the State University of New York at Potsdam! Alyssa and Andrew discuss their 2020-21 school year and the modifications they made to continue striving for success, their recent CARA Award nominations, and what is in store for the summer! Resources: The Potsdam Pitches Cape Harmony (Cape Cod's All-Female A Cappella Group) The Vocal Company --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/acaedpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/acaedpodcast/support

Andrew and I have worked together on several projects now, including 107TDF and shooting some bits for Cervélo on my TT bike. He is an absolute wizard with any form of camera! Andrew is one of my favourite people to talk with about everything and here we do just that. Enjoy Make sure you check out: https://www.weareunearth.com/ Follow Andrew on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/ndrewr/ https://www.chrishallrides.com​​​​​​​ https://www.instagram.com/chrishallrides​ https://twitter.com/chrishallrides​​​​​​​ BUY SOME ZERO LEMON MERCH: https://www.zero-lemon.com/​​​​​​​ The following companies (that you'll see in my content) support me either financially or with free stuff, so huge thanks to these guys for helping me with the challenges I take on Attacus Cycling,  Cervélo, Lazer Helmets,  Shimano, Schwalbe Tires, Parcours Wheels, Aerocoach, Sungod Eyewear

iTunesertical Entertainment has acquired North American rights to first time writer-director Charles Scharfman's crime thriller "Killer Among Us". The film stars Yasha Jackson (The Flight Attendant), Andrew Richardson, Bruce MacVittie and Imani Lewis. On the 4th of July, a rookie female cop partners with a veteran detective to save the life of a high-school student from a radicalized serial killer. Vertical Entertainment will release Killer Among Us in cinemas & on demand April 16th. Director Charles Scharfman: "I made this film as a crime genre-rooted reflection of the polarized and complicated political climate we are currently living in, and that's even more relevant today then when we shot it." Producer Dan Clifton: "We could not be more excited to have Vertical Entertainment distribute Killer Among Us. This was a special film to make with Charles, producer Bernard Hunt and our whole team, and I'm excited for audiences to see it this spring." Killer Among Us was directed by Charles Scharfman, written by Charles Scharfman and Daniel Lichtenberg, produced by Dan Clifton and Bernard Hunt, with cinematography by Bernard Hunt, edited by Terry Taylor, and music by Siddhartha Barnhoorn. The film was produced by Hard Night LLC.

iTunesertical Entertainment has acquired North American rights to first time writer-director Charles Scharfman's crime thriller "Killer Among Us". The film stars Yasha Jackson (The Flight Attendant), Andrew Richardson, Bruce MacVittie and Imani Lewis. On the 4th of July, a rookie female cop partners with a veteran detective to save the life of a high-school student from a radicalized serial killer. Vertical Entertainment will release Killer Among Us in cinemas & on demand April 16th. Director Charles Scharfman: "I made this film as a crime genre-rooted reflection of the polarized and complicated political climate we are currently living in, and that's even more relevant today then when we shot it." Producer Dan Clifton: "We could not be more excited to have Vertical Entertainment distribute Killer Among Us. This was a special film to make with Charles, producer Bernard Hunt and our whole team, and I'm excited for audiences to see it this spring." Killer Among Us was directed by Charles Scharfman, written by Charles Scharfman and Daniel Lichtenberg, produced by Dan Clifton and Bernard Hunt, with cinematography by Bernard Hunt, edited by Terry Taylor, and music by Siddhartha Barnhoorn. The film was produced by Hard Night LLC.

iTunesertical Entertainment has acquired North American rights to first time writer-director Charles Scharfman's crime thriller "Killer Among Us". The film stars Yasha Jackson (The Flight Attendant), Andrew Richardson, Bruce MacVittie and Imani Lewis. On the 4th of July, a rookie female cop partners with a veteran detective to save the life of a high-school student from a radicalized serial killer. Vertical Entertainment will release Killer Among Us in cinemas & on demand April 16th. Director Charles Scharfman: "I made this film as a crime genre-rooted reflection of the polarized and complicated political climate we are currently living in, and that's even more relevant today then when we shot it." Producer Dan Clifton: "We could not be more excited to have Vertical Entertainment distribute Killer Among Us. This was a special film to make with Charles, producer Bernard Hunt and our whole team, and I'm excited for audiences to see it this spring." Killer Among Us was directed by Charles Scharfman, written by Charles Scharfman and Daniel Lichtenberg, produced by Dan Clifton and Bernard Hunt, with cinematography by Bernard Hunt, edited by Terry Taylor, and music by Siddhartha Barnhoorn. The film was produced by Hard Night LLC.

iTunesertical Entertainment has acquired North American rights to first time writer-director Charles Scharfman's crime thriller "Killer Among Us". The film stars Yasha Jackson (The Flight Attendant), Andrew Richardson, Bruce MacVittie and Imani Lewis. On the 4th of July, a rookie female cop partners with a veteran detective to save the life of a high-school student from a radicalized serial killer. Vertical Entertainment will release Killer Among Us in cinemas & on demand April 16th. Director Charles Scharfman: "I made this film as a crime genre-rooted reflection of the polarized and complicated political climate we are currently living in, and that's even more relevant today then when we shot it." Producer Dan Clifton: "We could not be more excited to have Vertical Entertainment distribute Killer Among Us. This was a special film to make with Charles, producer Bernard Hunt and our whole team, and I'm excited for audiences to see it this spring." Killer Among Us was directed by Charles Scharfman, written by Charles Scharfman and Daniel Lichtenberg, produced by Dan Clifton and Bernard Hunt, with cinematography by Bernard Hunt, edited by Terry Taylor, and music by Siddhartha Barnhoorn. The film was produced by Hard Night LLC.

ABOUT YASHA JACKSONYasha Jackson was most recently seen recurring on THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT on HBO Max as Jada opposite Kaley Cuoco. Prior to that she recurred in the sixth season of Showtime's RAY DONOVAN and on the ninth season of the CBS series, BLUE BLOODS. Additionally, she has appeared in "Black Museum", the season four finale of the critically acclaimed BLACK MIRROR on Netflix. Yasha appeared in the finale of the Netflix series THE GET DOWN for director Baz Luhrmann as well as LAW AND ORDER: SVU,FOREVER, and NURSE JACKIE . On the big screen, she can be seen in the film LITTLE BOXES, opposite Nelsan Ellis and Melanie Lynskey. Jackson can next be seen LE B as the lead of the upcoming thriller KILLER AMONG US.ABOUT KILLER AMONG US, IN THEATERS AND ON DEMAND APRIL 16thiTunesertical Entertainment has acquired North American rights to first time writer-director Charles Scharfman's crime thriller "Killer Among Us". The film stars Yasha Jackson (The Flight Attendant), Andrew Richardson, Bruce MacVittie and Imani Lewis. On the 4th of July, a rookie female cop partners with a veteran detective to save the life of a high-school student from a radicalized serial killer. Vertical Entertainment will release Killer Among Us in cinemas & on demand April 16th.Director Charles Scharfman: "I made this film as a crime genre-rooted reflection of the polarized and complicated political climate we are currently living in, and that's even more relevant today then when we shot it."Producer Dan Clifton: "We could not be more excited to have Vertical Entertainment distribute Killer Among Us. This was a special film to make with Charles, producer Bernard Hunt and our whole team, and I'm excited for audiences to see it this spring."Killer Among Us was directed by Charles Scharfman, written by Charles Scharfman and Daniel Lichtenberg, produced by Dan Clifton and Bernard Hunt, with cinematography by Bernard Hunt, edited by Terry Taylor, and music by Siddhartha Barnhoorn. The film was produced by Hard Night LLC.Follow Yasha on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasha_fierce/

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has abandoned the government's COVID-19 vaccine rollout target saying he hopes all Australians will get their first shot by the end of the year but that it can't be guaranteed. Australia's Chief Medical Officer Paul Kelly says phases 1a and 1b of the vaccine rollout will be finished by the middle of the year but many have criticised the slower-than-promised pace of the rollout.

Hey friends, welcome to this week’s show! This week, Jim, Spaz, Hunter and I welcome Andrew Richardson, the developer of the spacey roguelike, Power... The post SGJ Podcast #352... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Alumni from Classical Christian schools are influential, optimistic faithful—far more than alumni from any other type of school. So says the Good Soil Report from the University of Notre Dame. But why? A Classical Education veteran helps us find out on the Classical Academy Podcast.

Andrew Richardson has become one of my most trusted advisors in the past few years. He recently started his own business with a couple of partners, Eka, a venture capital business focused on backing founders who are building sustainable businesses. We met over the airwaves, and whilst Andrew’s sound isn’t the best, I think you can still hear enough to make it work. We spoke of things like:

Andrew Richardson is the Senior Vice President of Analytics & Marketing Science at Tinuiti, the largest independent performance agency across Google, Amazon, Facebook, and other top web-based platforms. Tinuiti has worked with a large number of high-profile clients, including Tommy Bahama, Nestlé, Etsy, and more. Andrew is passionate about data, marketing, technology, and social media. His areas of expertise include Tableau, Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics, and many more. In this episode… As a consumer, you probably already know that the top tech companies in the world—Google, Amazon, Facebook, and the like—record, track, and profit from your data. However, did you know that top marketing and advertising agencies have just as much to gain from collecting your personal data?  According to marketing and analytics expert Andrew Richardson, consumers experience a significant give and take when it comes to privacy and their personal data. As he says, marketers and their clients need to understand the impacts of their advertising methods—and learn how to promote improved privacy and security measures in 2021 and beyond. In this episode of She Said Privacy, He Said Security, Justin and Jodi Daniels sit down with Andrew Richardson, the Senior Vice President of Analytics & Marketing Science at Tinuiti, to reveal what marketers and consumers need to know about data privacy and security. Listen in as Andrew discusses how advertising strategies have evolved over the years, the importance of cookies in data tracking, and where the burden of privacy really lands in agency/brand relationships. Stay tuned!

David Sammel is a professional tennis coach, sports consultant and writer. He is the author of the bestselling book, ‘Locker Room Power: Building An Athlete' Mind', and founder of Mindset College. He is also Head Coach for TeamBath, a former professional tennis player, ex-president of the British Tennis Coaches Association and an accredited ATP Tour coach with over 30 years' experience coaching international players. David has coached dozens of professional players and international junior champions. He has been prolific in British tennis, coaching amongst others Jamie Delgado, Arvind Parmar, Andrew Richardson, Martin Lee, Barry Cowan, Miles MacLagan and current players Liam Broady and Samantha Murray. Players from other countries include Wesley Moodie, Chris Haggard and Marius Barnard. As well as coaching, he regularly writes articles on sports psychology and coaching, also delivers consultancy services, mindset workshops and presentations to high level sports teams including tennis, rugby, football, cricket, athletics and basketball. He has undertaken consultancy work for England Rugby and high level football clubs including Chelsea, Fulham, Hull and Bolton Wanderers. Mindset College is my brand new online coaching program, that will teach you the skills you need to build a strong mindset, and how to use that mindset to succeed as a professional athlete or coach, as well as in your everyday life. In the interview we talk about a few of the most important topics in Locker Room Power including competitiveness, enthusiasm and weapons. We also talk about his tennis journey and do the mega rapid fire quiz as well! You can purchase David's book on Amazon and you can find out more about him and his services on the following websites and social media accounts: https://davidsammel.com https://lockerroompower.com https://www.mindsetcollege.co.uk https://premium.chat/MindsetCollege Instagram: david_sammel; lockerroompower Twitter: @DaveSammel; @lockerroompower Enjoy the episode! Please follow and subscribe to my podcast, you will find it on most platforms. Website: https://anchor.fm/gianluca-sola Instagram: tennis_lifestyle_podcast Twitter: @GlSola Ciao Gianluca

Andrew Richardson is a mixed martial artist fighting out of Team Alpha Male who competes as a Flyweight. He is 3-0 as a professional with all of his sanctioned pro and amateur wins coming in the first round, which earned him a Flyweight title shot against Pablo Caballero at Global Legion FC 16.

Join us this week as we speak with @ARichardsonSC about @ChattanoogaFC's final @NISALeague Independent Cup group stage match with @SodaCityFC and with @CFCmerchbooth about today's CFC 2020 kit announcement (and hear how wrong CG was about white jerseys). Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/423soccerpod/support

In this edition of The Rock of Talk: -EDWARD SZALL OF TRU NEWS ON GHISLAINE MAXWELL ARREST -INTERVIEW WITH ZORRO RANCH EMPLOYEE ABOUT WHAT WENT ON THERE -PRINCE ANDREW RICHARDSON AND ZORRO RANCH -THE HONEY POT -QUESTIONS FROM DOWD AND WHY EPSTEIN CHOSE NEW MEXICO

In this download you will learn of the common causes of all addictions – be it illegal drugs, gambling or sex and even obsessive behaviours and dependencies.Uitgeven door SAGA Egmont 2020Spreker(s): Andrew Richardson

Overcoming depression: it can be done. Bad sleep and dysfunctional dreaming are at the heart of how the brain manufactures depressed feelings...Uitgeven door SAGA Egmont 2020Spreker(s): Andrew Richardson

Find a way to initiate a small change and so set up a different momentum that leads to a large change. From there, an improvement in your relationship is not just possible but highly probable...Uitgeven door SAGA Egmont 2020Spreker(s): Andrew Richardson

Bad sleep and dysfunctional dreaming are at the heart of how the brain manufactures depression feelings – including postnatal depression...Uitgeven door SAGA Egmont 2020Spreker(s): Andrew Richardson

In this Relaxation and Empowerment download you will have a direct experience of deep relaxation...Uitgeven door SAGA Egmont 2020Spreker(s): Andrew Richardson

Bad sleep and dysfunctional dreaming are at the heart of how the brain manufactures depressive feelings – including those that arise and persist following a bereavement or another great loss...Uitgeven door SAGA Egmont 2020Spreker(s): Andrew Richardson

Almost two years ago I had about 50 interviews on a hard drive.. They were not backed up.. That hard drive sadly died and so did those interviews along with it. Thankfully someone was able to salvage random chunks of certain interviews. This is one of those chunks. Andrew Richardson is a cinematographer. ENJOY!

This episode of The O&U MMA Show we are joined by Team Alpha Male fighter, friend of the show and writer for MMA Mania Andrew Richardson to talk about his career so far and break down UFC Busan. You can find Andrews work over at mmamania.com and follow him on social media under andylrichardson Go to outcastsunderdogs.com for merchandise and music. Support us in all ventures from the cage to the stage. Follow the crew on Instagram: @matty_gunner @smokey6figs @jamiejones1word @outcasts_underdogs @wildjonespodcastnetwork

In this episode, Joe and Rob open with bragging rights from the Paraguay/Italy U-17 World Cup match (2:45). Joe then gives you a great trivia question about Timo Werner (4:10). In Opening Thoughts, we discuss the MLS Cup Final coming up on Sunday between Seattle and Toronto (5:10). We then welcome in Andrew Richardson from […]

Our guest today is Andrew Richardson who has worked at The World Sake Imports, one of the greatest sake importers in the U.S., for the last 11 years. Andrew's journey with sake is intriguing - from drinking at a local bar in Kyoto with strangers to creating a sake paring menu at wd~50, the legendary innovative American restaurant in NYC. In this episode, we will discuss his unique career in sake, his favorite sake breweries, and much, much more! Powered by Simplecast

Andrew Richardson brings us a beer from New Glory Brewing filled with donuts and coffee called Plentiful Pastries. Rate & Review us on Apple Podcasts - bit.ly/musicalepod Support us at patreon.com/musicalepodcast Follow us on IG & Twitter: @musicalepodcast

It can't always be about teaching qua teaching. ----more----Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Android | TuneIn Radio | Stitcher | Anchor Download episode:  MP3 Podcast Topics Sometimes it's nice to not have a formal topic. Ken and Colin take an opportunity to get caught up, having not had a recording session together for some time, and comment on recent Scouting events that Ken's youth sections have participated in. Shout-Outs From the Scouts Canada Discussion Group on Facebook: Vivienne Kiernander , Kimberly Wasyleski, and Chris McCagen. From the 1st Facebook Scout Group: George Murphy , Ellen Worley, Myfawny Slade, Lesley Hansen, Celia Riordan, Andrew Richardson, and Audrey McCormick. As always, a big thank you to the folks at Scouting Radio for rebroadcasting Scouting Stuff episodes to their worldwide Scouting audience. If you're listening to us on Scouting Radio right now, let us know; reach out and get in touch. We'd love to hear from you. Send Feedback Email Us | Leave Us a Voice Message | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Leave Us a Review Music Slow Burn, by Kevin MacLeod

Andrew Richardson (@abacuslayer) joins us to reveal the depths of Kings Kaleidoscope's "A Prayer" and we enjoy the joy of 14.1% ABV with Goose Island's Bourbon County.

MMA Mania analyst and Team Alpha Male insider Andrew Richardson joins Andrew Pearson to talk UFC 217 and TJ Dillashaw-Cody Garbrandt in particular. This was recorded just before Garbrandt leaked the apocryphal gym knockdown footage, but Andrew Richardson explains why the footage doesn't matter anyway.

This week, Scott attempts to get to the bottom of the bizarre story of an endless underground tunnel that has blighted the lives of a married couple in Northumberland, while Cal, having returned from his calamitous Nigeria trip, presents a shocking exposé of a sinister organisation that has reportedly ruled our planet in secret for centuries. Written & Presented by Scott Innes and Cal Innes Music by Rhiannon Bouvier Art by Michael Davidson Special thanks for this episode to Brian Innes, Lauren McGovern, Mikkel Nielsen, Paul Nightingale, Andrew Richardson, Mark Riddington, Miles Tamblyn and Laura Taylor-Innes.

AJ and Andrew bring on not one but two special guests: American Top Team strength and conditioning coach Phil Daru, and MMA Mania's own technical analyst Andrew Richardson. Phil Daru comes on around the 57 minute mark and talks weight cutting in MMA, how strength training for MMA differs from bodybuilding, where Joanna Jedrzejczyk's conditioning comes from, and how to tell if a fighter is overtraining. Andrew Richardson breaks down UFC: Gdansk, Darren Till's potential, Brunson-Machida, Maia-Covington, his amateur MMA title win, and his long-term goals in MMA. Follow Andrew Pearson @Vorpality and AJ Herrick @ajayherrick on Twitter. Phil Daru is @DaruStrong and Andrew Richardson is @AndyLRichardson

David Sammel is a tennis coach, sports consultant and writer. Since 2010, David has been the Head Coach at Team-Bath MCTA and is also the author of the book Locker Room Power: Building an Athlete’s Mind.David has coached players including Liam Broady, Arvind Parmar, Barry Cowan, Wesley Moodie, Martin Lee and Andrew Richardson. You’ll get […] The post #61: David Sammel – The Building Blocks of Leadership appeared first on AdamBlicher.com.

The editor, designer, stylist and provocateur also explains how HYPEBEAST comments are like WorldStarHipHop Vine comps. Enjoy the episode and please be sure to rate, comment and subscribe to our channel, as well as Sound Check and Business of HYPE. Peace!

On this week's episode of The Main Course, Alexes and Philip are joined in the studio by Andrew Richardson of World Sake Imports. Tune in to hear them discuss the history of sake brewing and namazake (unpasteurized sake), followed by an on-air tasting of the first bottle of Masumi Arabashiri sake for this season!

Joined by producer Andrew Richardson, the guys nerd out even more over the second teaser trailer for “Star Wars, Episode VII: The Force Awakens.” CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/DOWNLOAD!!! Music heard in this AR Nugget: John Williams – “Duel of the Fates” (as heard in “Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace”)

Joined by producer Andrew Richardson, the guys nerd out even more over the second teaser trailer for “Star Wars, Episode VII: The Force Awakens.” CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/DOWNLOAD!!! Music heard in this AR Nugget: John Williams – “Duel of the Fates” (as heard in “Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace”)

You know how much important is to be connected so it's time to join me on Social Media ! Facebook, Twitter and Instagram ! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LuisdelVillardj Twitter: https://twitter.com/LuisdelVillardj Instagram: https://instagram.com/luisdelvillardj/ SHOP ONLINE : https://shop.spreadshirt.es/1126927 WEBSITE: http://www.luisdelvillar.com Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/ibiza-sensations-by-luis-del-villar/id521062568 Hearthis.at: https://hearthis.at/L6BkT28Z/ Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/luis-del-villar Podbean: https://luisdelvillardj.podbean.com/ Mixcloud: http://www.mixcloud.com/LuisdelVillar/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkkcPuwNMOLBwaoBzn_VC3A/videos Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Moqby2 The tracklist is: 01 Bukusoul - The Deepness (Main Mix) 02 Soulphusion Allstars - Planet Love (Original Mix) 03 Le Vinyl, Melohman, Javi Bora - Soul Story (Roots Mix) 04 Reel People, Sharlene Hector - The Rain (Rasmus Faber Remix) 05 Andrew Richardson feat. Sarina Suno The Violin Diva - Hashim Theme (Patrick Green Mix) 06 Laera - Madagascar (Splashfunk Remix) 07 Ellie Gouding - Lights (Ricardo Lima & Lupper) 08 Yacine Dessouki - Who's Jack (Original Mix) 09 Eric Faria feat. Marta Martens - Black & White (Funky Ro Remix) 10 Ruben Alvarez - Just Thoughts (Vladi Solera & David Caballero Remix) 11 Martin Wright - Brass Konection (Original Mix) 12 Antonio Eudi & Wehbba - Blind Faith (Original Mix)

Ben and Corey are joined by producer Andrew Richardson to wander into Martin Scorsese’s family film “Hugo,” a love letter to film history. Without giving too much away, Scorsese reinforces why you better pay attention and respect during those first few weeks of intro film courses in college. The guys then welcome back “The Muppets,” […]

Ben and Corey are joined by producer Andrew Richardson to wander into Martin Scorsese’s family film “Hugo,” a love letter to film history. Without giving too much away, Scorsese reinforces why you better pay attention and respect during those first few weeks of intro film courses in college. The guys then welcome back “The Muppets,” […]

Ben has the week off, as Corey is joined by show producer Andrew Richardson and GameFront.com writer Phil Owen to talk about Roland Emmerich’s new film ANONYMOUS, a film that presupposes that William Shakespeare might not have written any of his masterworks. The guys also take on financial meltdown drama MARGIN CALL, starring Kevin Spacey, […]

Ben has the week off, as Corey is joined by show producer Andrew Richardson and GameFront.com writer Phil Owen to talk about Roland Emmerich’s new film ANONYMOUS, a film that presupposes that William Shakespeare might not have written any of his masterworks. The guys also take on financial meltdown drama MARGIN CALL, starring Kevin Spacey, […]

Ben and Corey beware George Clooney’s latest directorial effort THE IDES OF MARCH, starring the director, Ryan Gosling, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti and Evan Rachel Wood. They also share some thoughts on Kevin Smith’s RED STATE, a violent horror flick blended with a little political conspiracy theory. Corey and show producer Andrew Richardson then […]

Ben and Corey beware George Clooney’s latest directorial effort THE IDES OF MARCH, starring the director, Ryan Gosling, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti and Evan Rachel Wood. They also share some thoughts on Kevin Smith’s RED STATE, a violent horror flick blended with a little political conspiracy theory. Corey and show producer Andrew Richardson then […]

Ben is on vacation in NYC, so “Aspect Radio” producer Andrew Richardson fills in as he and Corey discuss Jonathan Levine’s “50/50,” new movie trailers and their Top 5 “You’ll Laugh, You’ll Cry” movies. Bring your tissues, folks. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/DOWNLOAD!!! We are now on iTunes! Be sure to search for us and subscribe. […]

Ben is on vacation in NYC, so “Aspect Radio” producer Andrew Richardson fills in as he and Corey discuss Jonathan Levine’s “50/50,” new movie trailers and their Top 5 “You’ll Laugh, You’ll Cry” movies. Bring your tissues, folks. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/DOWNLOAD!!! We are now on iTunes! Be sure to search for us and subscribe. […]

Dr Andrew Richardson discusses and explores early Canterbury and the Augustinian mission.