Podcast appearances and mentions of andy oliver

1. MARCH 4th: We buy Smashing Pumpkins tickets and meet Andy Oliver. John Candy dies. Kurt Cobain goes missing. ANGIE, THE CHASE, GREEDY. 2. MARCH 9th: 4 WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL, THE REF 3. MARCH 18th: Kurt Cobain locks himself in a room with guns. Cops come and get him out. MONKEY TROUBLE, NAKED GUN 33 1/3, THE PAPER 4. MARCH 23rd: ABOVE THE RIM 5. Tony's Picks

This week's topics:Faith Leaders on Politics and ReligionWith guests:Rev. J.C. Pritchett II, President, Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Florida (IMA)Bill Bunkley, Host, Faith Talk 570 & 910, Salem RadioReverend Kim Wells, Lakewood United Church of Christ, St. PetersburgRev. Dr. Russell Meyer, Executive Director, Florida Council of ChurchesRev. Andy Oliver, Pastor, Allendale United Methodist, St. Petersburg

We sit down with Andy Oliver and Mark Dobbie of Kolae in London to hear their take on southern Thai cooking. Elsewhere, our Copenhagen correspondent, Michael Booth, meets Safa Jemai, the woman dedicated to bringing authentic Tunisian spices to the Nordics. Plus: Monocle sub editor and in-house wine expert Chloé Lake picks her Wine of the Month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's Saturday Edition with Charlotte Greenway looks ahead to the action from the Curragh this weekend as Richard Hannon discusses his runners in the Irish 2000 Guineas as well as Andy Oliver whilst Aidan O'Brien runs through his leading hopes for both Guineas and Auguste Rodin's chances of bouncing back in the Tattersalls Gold Cup. Dermot Weld also shares his hopes for his once raced winner in the 1000 Guineas and his chances of winning the race for the third year in a row. Then on home soil, James Doyle looks forward to getting back onboard Vandeek for his seasonal reappearance whilst Henry Dwyer discusses Aussie raider, Asfoora and George Scott has a quick line on Seven Questions.

Nick is joined by RTE and RTV broadcaster Jane Mangan for the latest news and views from around the racing world. Today, Haydock Clerk Dan Cooper explains his decision to water ahead of Saturday's fixture. Ahead of the Irish Guineas weekend, Nick speaks to trainers Andy Oliver and Dermot Weld, while Tom Palin explains why Marie's Rock is setting out on a Flat campaign, JA McGrath has the latest from Hong Kong and Ben Atkins provides the weekly pointing update.

It's Friday, October 14th, A.D. 2022. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus. By Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) Nigerian Muslims killed 3 Christians On Tuesday, October 4, Muslim militants murdered three Christians in an attack in northeastern Nigeria, reports International Christian Concern. The Christians lived in Njilang village, located in Chibok County. During the attack, the Muslims burned multiple houses and businesses to the ground and wounded dozens more residents.  Nigeria led the world in Christians killed for their faith last year. Between October 1, 2020 and Sept. 30, 2021, 4,650 Nigerian Christians were martyred for their faith, up from 3,530 the previous year. That's according to Open Doors' 2022 World Watch List report. Revelation 6:9 says, “When he opened the fifth seal, I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been slain because of the Word of God and the testimony they had maintained.” Supreme Court denies Donald Trump On Thursday, the Supreme Court rejected former President Donald Trump's plea to step into the legal fight over the FBI search of his Florida estate, reports the Associated Press. The justices did not otherwise comment in turning away Trump's emergency appeal. The Trump team was asking the justices to overturn a lower court ruling and permit an independent arbiter to review the roughly 100 documents with classified markings that were taken in the August 8 search of Mar-a-Lago. Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones ordered to pay $1 billion Jurors ordered conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on Wednesday to pay nearly $1 billion to Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims' relatives and an FBI agent, who said he turned their loss and trauma into years of torment by promoting the lie that the rampage was a hoax, reports the Associated Press. The $965 million verdict is the second big judgment against the Infowars host for spreading the myth that the deadliest school shooting at the hands of Adam Lanza, in which 20 first graders and six adults were killed in the 2012 Connecticut massacre, never happened. Jones claimed that the grieving families seen in news coverage were actors hired as part of a plot to take away people's guns. America rejects the sodomite Superman DC Comics has announced it will axe a recent comic book series that was centered on a sodomite Superman. In the months after Jonathan Kent, son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane, made his debut in July 2021, the 17-year-old character embraced various social issues, including school shootings, fighting global warming deniers and the deportation of illegal immigrants. Then, in the series' fifth issue, Jon Kent began a homosexual relationship with a male friend and refugee 'hacktivist' Jay Nakamura. But, just like the box office flop entitled Bros, which was America's first romantic comedy featuring a homosexual storyline, the comic book sales were disastrous. The Washington Examiner's headline was instructive. “Go woke, go broke: DC's gay Superman canceled after 18 issues and poor sales.” Their first line was punchy. “People aren't buying Superman's new sexuality— literally.” The Worldview wonders whether the creators of the sodomite Superman will blame America's so-called “homophobia” instead of recognizing the vestige of our Christian heritage. Superman's image has been seemingly eviscerated. This foolish exploration of sexual perversion comes on top of last fall's woke decision to change Superman's slogan from "truth, justice, and the American way" to "truth, justice, and a better tomorrow." Drag queen talks with kids and delivers sermon in church And finally, you can't make this stuff up.  It was bad enough that the God-haters, who wanted to twist His design for our sex and our sexuality, invited drag queens into libraries to read to impressionable children. Now, a reprobate pastor, Andy Oliver, at Allendale Methodist Church in St. Petersburg, Florida, invited Isaac Simmons, who performs in drag as “Ms. Penny Cost,” to interact with the children (at the 25:50 mark of the video) and deliver the sermon (at the 43:58-mark) on October 2. His reason? Because he wants “all people to see people like themselves called by God to preach the Gospel,” reports The Christian Post. Clearly, the moniker, “Ms. Penny Cost,” is a disturbing and disrespectful reference to the day of Pentecost when Jesus Christ sent the Holy Spirit after the ascension, While Pastor Oliver introduced the drag queen to two children sitting on the altar steps, he said this. OLIVER: “'Ms. Penny Cost,' are you always dressed up like this? Do you always dress up?” SIMMONS: “I wish! No, I only get dressed up on special occasions. Um. I kind of feel powerful when I put on a dress like this and a big wig and lots of makeup. Um. Kind of helps me to say things that I don't have the confidence to say outside of it.” When Pastor Oliver asked about the drag queen's faith, Simmons, who had not grown up in a Christian home, made this remark. SIMMONS: “When I got to college, I started asking deeper questions, um, and I found a boy that I loved (laughs) and he invited me to church, and so I went to hang out with him.” As he twisted the words of Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2, Pastor Oliver gave his full endorsement of the drag queen's ministry, as Simmons is a first-year seminary student who will one day preach weekly in a Methodist pulpit. OLIVER: “Well, one of the things I think is great about ‘Ms. Penny Cost' is she reminds us that we follow a God who calls us to not conform to things of this world, that we're supposed to be transformed by the renewal of our minds. And that means that what I think today may have to change tomorrow pf I continue to renew my mind. It's so cool that we serve a God that calls us to continue to grow and continue to change into something new, and to not be bound by the ways that the world confines us sometimes, that we're supposed to live differently.” In a Facebook post, Pastor Oliver wrote that Simmons was “an incredible preacher, grounded as Allendale is, in Wesleyan and liberation theology.” But Mark Tooley, the president of the Institute on Religion and Democracy, believes drag queens, like Simmons, are becoming the “new public face of United Methodism.” Tooley said, “To my knowledge, no United Methodist official, including Simmons' bishop, has publicly expressed concern about this United Methodist drag queen." No wonder the Methodist church is imploding! Deuteronomy 22:5 declares, “A woman shall not wear a man's garment, nor shall a man put on a woman's cloak, for whoever does these things is an abomination to the Lord your God.” Close And that's The Worldview in 5 Minutes on this Friday, October 14th, in the year of our Lord 2022. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

Einen solchen 30. Geburtstag wünscht man niemandem. Nachts arbeitet Andy Oliver noch in der Notrufannahme der örtlichen Polizeistation, um dann an ihrem Ehrentag allein mit ihrer Mutter in einem Restaurant zu feiern. Was dann passiert, dürfte die meisten von uns überfordern: Mitten im Geburtstagsessen erschießt ein Mann mehrere Besucher der Gaststätte, bevor er sich Andy zuwendet, die zur Salzsäule erstarrt. Nicht so ihre Mutter Laura (Toni Collette). Sie stellt sich mutig dem Angreifer entgegen und - junge Leute würden sagen - regelt. Auf Undercover-Geheimagenten-Art. Diese Serie hat Mr. & Mrs. Smith Vibes nur eben im Mutter-Tochter-Gespann. Und am Ende behält Jede ihren Ehemann.

In this interview, I talk to Andy Oliver. Andy is a tv presenter, red carpet reporter, actor and compare. We talk to him about his extensive career on screen, we talk about red carpet rules, how it works and Andy gives his advice for aspiring performers and presenters.  You can follow Andy here! You can follow Beth here! You can download your FREE copy of Performing Arts Mag Here! Follow PA MAG here!

The Doc invites Wild Rivers guitarist and creator of Nightshifts, Mr. Andy Oliver!! The two talk about getting back on the road to tour again, Mariokart in the tour van, meeting The Game when he was 10 and then getting to make music with him 20 years later, starting out with Wild Rivers, releasing their first album, recording in Nashville, recording in Los Angeles and releasing their new album! Make sure to listen! Monologue (Alpaca Facts): 0:00:25 Birthday Suit 1: 19:02 Ripped from the Headlines: 24:00 Nightshifts - Kicks: 35:34 Shoutouts: 40:16 Previously on the Doc G Show: 42:14 Leftover Headlines: 46:15 Interview with Andy Oliver: 55:20 Nightshifts - 20's: 1:28:43 Birthday suit 2: 1:36:25 Birthday Suit 3: 1:39: 40 Get Wild Rivers Music at: https://open.spotify.com/artist/59sBwR0jPSTrbMtuTkRPN5?si=GH319_zrSr6ye-2vwSb2HQ&dl_branch=1

This month we talk to Andy Oliver from Broken Frontier about the expansive scope of the site and the many related projects that Broken Frontier organise and support. The post Signals From The Hill #33 – Andy Oliver from Broken Frontier appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.

We talk to Andy about Broken Frontier's expansive scope and the related projects that Broken Frontier organise and support.

On this episode of the Brighton Book Club, Anna speaks to local graphic novelist and author of SHAME PUDDING, Danny Noble; Local publisher and editor of graphic novels Corinne Pearlman; Jenny Robins, author of BISCUITS (ASSORTED), Doctor of graphic novels and comics, Nicola Streeten and comics review site Broken Frontier's director, Andy Oliver. We have our annual Christmas gift guide from former City Books bookseller Elizabeth Perry, a discussion of Elizabeth Okoh’s THE RETURNEES and Reverb host Chris Gardener interviews Kizzy Gardener who runs Shelter Book Club. Get in contact with the show by emailing btnbookclub@gmail.com, follow us on instagram at @btnbookclub or tweet Anna at @annamburtt. Links from the show: Danny Noble: https://www.instagram.com/mundy_morn/?hl=en Corinne Pearlman: https://myriadeditions.com/about/ Jenny Robins: https://jennyrobins.com/ Nicola Streeten: https://nicolastreeten.wordpress.com/ Andy Oliver: https://twitter.com/AndyWPOliver Broken Frontier: https://www.brokenfrontier.com/ Elizabeth Perry: https://www.instagram.com/ec.reads/?hl=en Elizabeth Okoh: https://elizabethokoh.com/ Lucy Kent: https://twitter.com/LucyCharlotteK Shelter Book Club: https://www.shelterbox.org/book-club/

More segments to come over the weekend --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Gilly Smith is at Spitalfields' super cool Thai restaurant, Som Saa learning how to make the popular papaya salad, Som Tam with chef and owner Andy Oliver. Andy tells her how he learned to cook with Thai food hero, David Thompson at his legendary Thai restaurant Nahm, and what he thinks now about the twitter storm last year which resulted in him sacking one of his own chefs for a racist slur. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a special episode featuring a panel discussion on the state of diversity, racism and cultural representation in the food industry. The catalyst for this discussion was a series of incidents that took place in July 2018. Members of London’s South East Asian and food communities criticised a series of racist videos and social media posts from White British chef, Shaun Beagley. After initial requests for them to be taken down were not actioned the content was brought to the attention of one of his employers, Andy Oliver, Chef Proprietor of Som Saa, a successful London restaurant specialising in Thai food. It then became apparent that Andy and other prominent London food personalities were already aware of some of this content and, in some cases, had endorsed it.What followed was a huge amount of anger, confusion and disappointment at how people who were preparing and profiting from the food of South East Asia could at the same time be so denigrating of the culture and the people. This incident also raised other concerns about how the food and culture of minority groups is used and represented in London and the food industry in general.Following this, Adam Coghlan, the editor of the Eater London food website hosted a panel discussion on the events and the issues it raised. I was invited to be a member of that panel along with identity theorist Anna Sulan Masing, food and culture writer Jonathan Nunn, and chefs Asma Khan, of Darjeeling Express and Andy Oliver of Som Saa. The event was not recorded on the night but the panel reconvened at my London office for this special episode.The hope is that these events can be the start of meaningful change and improvement in the treatment and representation of the minority people and cuisines on which so much of the success of the food industry is based. Please join this conversation by adding your thoughts, sharing this podcast and raising these issues when you see them. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andy Oliver was appointed as an NQT at Holte School, Lozells, Birmingham in 1998. Holte was graded ‘Outstanding’ in 2009 and 2012, is an Inclusion Quality Mark Flagship School and also recently achieved the Equalities Award. Andy undertook a variety of pastoral posts at the school including Head of Year, Assistant Headteacher and now Deputy Headteacher. … Continue reading Holte School – Transforming Lives through Partnerships – PP203 →

Join us for our unedited conversation with Andy Oliver, pastor of visitation at First United Methodist Church PDX, as he tells us the story of planting a new faith community called the Crossing with the The Pacific Northwest Conference of The United Methodist Church from its beginning to its end. Hear about the spiritual pressures [...]

Join us for a conversation with Andy Oliver, pastor of visitation at First UMC in Portland, OR, as he tells us the story of planting a new faith community called the Crossing from its beginning to its end. Hear about the spiritual pressures of starting a new faith community, how he knew that the church’s [...]

We caught up with Devin Oliver and Andy Oliver from I See Stars to talk about their latest album Treehouse and touring.  Check it out at the link below!

Who Will Be Saved (Part 2) eleven20 June 13, 2010 Romans 10 Rev. Andy Oliver from the series on Romans: Questionable Living

Who Will Be Saved (Part 1) eleven20 June 6, 2010 Romans 9 Rev. Andy Oliver from the series on Romans: Questionable Living

Pentecost May 23, 2010 Acts 2 Rev. Andy Oliver

Where Is God When I Suffer? eleven20 May 9, 2010 Romans 5 Rev. Andy Oliver from the series on Romans: Questionable Living

Does Faith Matter? April 25, 2010 eleven20 Romans Chapter 3 Rev. Andy Oliver from the series on Romans: Questionable Living

Life Without God: A Recipe for Disaster eleven20 April 18, 2010 Rev. Andy Oliver from the series on Romans: Questionable Living

After a lengthy absence to to the breakage of my computer, This Week In Detroit Tigers Baseball is back with another wrap on Detroit Tigers baseball action. In this episode: We bring you some clips from Daniel Fields, Jacob Turner, and Andy Oliver. Those three shared their thoughts the day of signing their first major league deals. Paul Wesner of Tigs Town joins us to break down these prospects and talk about Brooks Brown, a righty with the Toledo Mud Hens. Thanks to Paul for bringing TWIDTB some isight from the best Detroit minor league analysis on the net! Al Beaton and Greg Eno of The Knee Jerks join us to talk about the latest stretch in play and the acquisition of Aubrey Huff. Finally we wrap up the show with A quote from Dave Dombrowski. I asked him if he was done making moves. You will just have to stay tuned to find out his answer! Remember you can find us on Itunes, and follow us on Twitter as well. Have a great weekend, and Go Tigers!

A brand new edition of This Week in Detroit Tigers Baseball is here! In episode number three, we cover the first half of the season. Our Guests on the opening panel in this episode: Greg Eno- Where are you now, Johnny Grubb? Ian Casselberry- Bless You Boys John Brunn- Tiger Geist J. Ellet Lambie- Eye of the Tigers Topics of the First segment include: Team MVPs, Rick Knapp, Pitching performances of the first half and if this teams compares to any other Tigers squads in the past. In the second Segment, the guys talk about the trade deadline, and J. Ellet Lambie explains how Nate Robertson could be used in the second half (let’s just say it has nothing to with pitching!). Topics discussed included: Adding a bat in the order via trade, Is Adam Dunn a good fit? What is the best solution to the backend of the rotation? Will Edwin Jackson and Justin Verlander hold up in the second half? Thanks again to the guests in the first two segments! Matt Wallace of Take 75 North joined us for this week’s Prospect on the Prowl. Today’s topic was the recent Amatuer draft. Though Matt and I hit on top two picks Andy Oliver and Jacob Turner, our main focus was third round pick Wade Gaynor out of Western Kentucky. Wallace also informs us on some recent prospects that are on the climb and some recent injuries. Thanks again Matt from your insight and time. Finally we wrap up episode number three with This Week in Detroit Tiger history. In this episode we go all the way back to June 28, 1976, where Mark “The Bird” Fidyrich took the nation by storm on Monday Night Baseball. The Bird was the word in the 1976 season, going 19-9 in 29 starts. Of those 29, Fidryich went the distance 24 times. Something that is unheard of these days.