Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew spooner

Ragged Scratch Podcast S3E1: Blood Doubles(Re-uploaded with corrections)CW: Swearing (moderate, 1 instance)Hosted by Natalie Winter Ragged Scratch Podcast Theme music by Alyx Jones S3 Production Assistants: Natalie Chisolm, Natalie Beran, Victoria Taylor Roberts, Molly Sweeney, Ellie Gill, Rosemary LippardTranscripts available upon request.BLOOD MONEY, by Jane MorrisHarker is an antiquarian, and thoroughly rational; the last sort of person to encounter anything supernatural...Directed and Edited by Alistair GreenHarker - Hannah Raymond CoxClarence - Allen AndrewsDOUBLE AGENTS, by Matt WixeyIn an age of digital espionage, two spies reminisce about the old days during a traditional clandestine park bench rendezvous. But their meeting is about to take an unexpected turn...Directed by Thomas MitchellsEdit and Sound design by John BartmannAlex - Natalie WinterVic - Derek MurphySHOUTOUTS: Thereby Hangs a Tale theatre company, production ‘10 days that shook the world' can be found online at https://www.facebook.com/therebyhangsa, or on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCZrB_8mkGI&ab_channel=ThornhillTheatreSpaceDerek Murphy is in DK Delight Productions' Christmas Storytelling show 'The Delight Before Christmas' in December. Formally announced soon, details can be found on www.twitter.com/delight_dk and www.instagram.com/dkdelightproductions Ragged Foils Producer/Director Natalie Winter and Ragged Scratch Podcast director Andrew Spooner can be heard in the latest installment of the Assassins Creed video game series: Valhalla, available to buy pretty much everywhereNatalie can also be heard in the TTRPG podcast ‘What am I Rolling?', find it at https://www.wairpodcast.com/, and wherever you find good podcasts.The House of Horla's latest production ‘Just Another Day' a short radio play by Dave Roberts, can be found on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Podcasts etchttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-house-of-horla-tales/id1508878778?i=1000497055054House of Horla produces podcasts for a local newspaper - The Caterham & District Independent - where we interview local people and businesses. These podcasts can be found via Apple Podcasts - just search for The Caterham & District Independent Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-caterham-district-independent-podcast/id1536272335The House of Horla also produces music mixes and has a weekly radio spot on www.ridgeradio.co.uk - these episodes and other mixes can be found on https://www.mixcloud.com/TheHouseOfHorla/All other details can be found on www.houseofhorla.comFIND US ON: Twitter | Facebook | InstagramPlease consider supporting us on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/raggedfoilsFURTHER SFXBlood Money: Courtesy of Fesliyan studios, SOUND and IMAGE FX, Rob BotbylDouble Agents: Dog barking: https://freesound.org/people/hargissssound/sounds/321126/Crow: https://freesound.org/people/straget/sounds/404687/Footsteps on grass: http://bbcsfx.acropolis.org.uk/Traffic: Los Angeles Sound Effects! Busy Traffic Sounds https://www.freetousesounds.com/Wind, birds:Nature Sounds Wind Birds Aspen Trees, Co - 02 Nature, Forest, Wind, Birds, Chirping, Aspen Trees, Colorado, USA, Zoom F8n, Wildtronics Parabolic, https://www.freetousesounds.com/

This is Natalie Winter, the Producer of The Ragged Scratch Podcast. We are an anthology podcast, and aim to bring the new writing night experience to audio dramas, so each season we produce twelve short new-writing audio plays from different writers. Like a chocolate box of audio goodies, there's something for everyone - from hard-hitting emotional dramas, to thrillers, slapstick capers, sci fi, historical dalliances and social commentary, each lasting only 5-10 minutes - so if you're not too keen on one play, something different is right around the corner. Individual pieces have gone on to be aired on the radio and as part of arts festivals, and one piece, The Art of a Doorman, was adapted into a 6 part series - The Art of Ambition - produced this summer and also nominated for 4 Audio Verse Awards. What you're about to listen to is a select few clips from plays and monologues we produced during Season 2 and The Isolation Sessions. Included in the mix are God Love the NHS, by Victoria Taylor Roberts, Performed by Lorraine Hodgson - nominated for ensemble performance, Is This Thing On? by Emily Reader and performed by Sharita Oomeer - nominated for writing, and Help Me Learn by Molly Sweeny, directed by Lorenzo Mason, edited by Kirsty Gillmore and featuring Sara Lynam, Honey Gabriel and Lynsey Murrell - also nominated for writing. Full credits and timestamps for these clips have been provided in the shownotes. Timestamps and full credits, clips where the individuals involved have been nominated for an award are in bold: 00:00 Producer Natalie Winter Introduction 01:42 'God Love the NHS' (full clip) Written, directed and edited by Victoria Taylor-Roberts. Performed by Lorraine Hodgson (nominated for 'performance in an ensemble') 04:39 'Gade' (excerpt) by Nick Lord Lancaster. Performed and edited by Thomas Mitchells 05:32 'In Rich Earth' (excerpt) by Jude Reid. Directed by Andrew Spooner, edited by Kirsty Gillmore, featuring Lisa Rost-Welling as Shelley and Michele Moran as Atwood. (also stars Andrew Spooner as The President and Earle Figuracion as Butler, not featured in this clip) 07:00 'Is This Thing On' (full clip) by Emily Reader. Performed by Sharita Oomeer (nominated for 'Writing on an Audio Play Production') 10:42 'The Revenge of Spotty Herbert' (excerpt) by Ben Francis. Performed by Andrew Spooner 12:22 'Beach' (full clip), written and performed by Amy Putt. 17:27 'Detachment' (excerpt) by Frank McMahon. Directed and edited by Natalie Winter, starring Christopher Tester and Helen Barford 21:16 'Help Me Learn' (full clip) by Molly Sweeney. Directed by Lorenzo Mason, edited by Kirsty Gillmore. Featuring Sara Lynam as Sara, Honey Gabriel as Kate and Lynsey Murrell as Liz. (nominated for 'Writing on an Audio Play Production') No transcript available. http://www.raggedfoils.co.uk/raggedscratchpodcast Twitter: @RaggedFoils

Host Ricky Sacks is joined by Jason McGovern, Steven Robinson and debutant Andrew Spooner to review Tottenham Hotspur's FA Cup 3rd round win against Wimbledon whilst also looking ahead to Everton back in the Premier League at Wembley at the weekend. #THFC #COYS #TOTTENHAM #HOTSPUR #TOTTENHAMHOTSPUR #SPURS #LWOS

Martin Arnold and guests discuss ValueAct's stake in Morgan Stanley, why banks appear unprepared for a looming international accounting change, and hoarding cash: a drastic response to negative interest rates. With special guest Andrew Spooner of Deloitte. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this interview, Robert speaks with Andrew Spooner, Lead IFRS Financial Instruments Partner, and Kush Patel, Director in the UK IFRS Centre of Excellence. They discuss the key components of IFRS 9 with comparisons to the standard it replaces, IAS 39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement.

In this interview, Robert speaks with Andrew Spooner, Lead IFRS Financial Instruments Partner, Mark Rhys Global IFRS for Banking Co-Leader and Tom Millar, Global IFRS Banking Survey Leader. They discuss the impact of the new expected loss model and amendments to the classification and measurement requirements for financial assets. They also share insights from Deloitte's Fourth Global IFRS Banking Survey, Ready to Land.

Andrew Spooner, lead global IFRS financial instruments partner, discusses the proposed ASU on classifying and measuring financial instruments. It follows the IASB; 's exposure draft on limited amendments to IFRS 9 on classification and measurement of financial instruments issued in December 2012.

Andrew Spooner, lead global IFRS financial instruments partner, and Kush Patel, director in the UK IFRS Centre of Excellence, discuss the changes introduced in this draft and how they compare to the previous exposure draft as well as provide insight into the likely effect they will have in practice.

Randall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, and Andrew Spooner, leader of Deloitte's Global IFRS financial instruments team, discuss the IFRS 9 Deferral. They discuss the amended requirements relating retrospective application to comparative periods and provide insights into potential future changes of IFRS 9.

Randall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, and Andrew Spooner, leader of Deloitte's Global IFRS financial instruments team, discuss the recently issued amendments to IAS 32 and IFRS 7 relating to offsetting of financial assets and financial liabilities. They discuss the clarifications and additional disclosures and provide insights into the likely effect they will have in practice.

Andrew Spooner, Lead IFRS Partner on Financial Instruments, discusses the new IASB's standard on Fair Value Measurement with Robert Bruce. They discuss the key changes to the fair value requirements in IFRS and provide insights into the likely effect they will have in practice.

Andrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Kush Patel, senior manager and recent IASB Practice Fellow, discuss the IASB's exposure draft on hedge accounting. They discuss the key changes that are proposed and provide an insight into the likely effect they will have in practice. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.

Andrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Bob Uhl, head of the US Accounting Standards group and IFRS Centre, debate the IASB and FASB's proposals for hedge accounting. They debate the FASB proposals contained in their exposure draft on accounting for financial instruments and how they compare with the tentative conclusions the IASB has reached in developing their to be issued exposure draft. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.

Andrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Bob Uhl, head of the US Accounting Standards group and IFRS Centre, debate the IASB and FASB's proposals for impairment of financial assets. They debate the reasons for the proposed changes to the current incurred loss model, looking at the similarities and differences in the new impairment models proposed by both Boards. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.

Andrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Bob Uhl, head of the US Accounting Standards group and IFRS Centre, debate the IASB and FASB's proposals for classification and measurement of financial instruments. They debate the similarities and differences in the classification models proposed by both Boards. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.