Podcasts about Anwen

Join Adam Barralet, Kyle Perez , Ashley Leavy and Nicholas Pearson in Episode #29 of the Crystal Confab Podcast as they do a deep dive into Ammonite & Fossils meaning, including: Kitchen witchery & Fossils Opal and Fossils combining to make Ammolite Horns of Ammon, Avalon connection and Ammonite   Tune in now for a deeper look at Ammonite & Fossils meaning!   Podcast Episode Transcript: Crystal Confab Podcast Introduction: Are you just starting with crystals? Or maybe you have a whole collection but aren't sure how to use them? Join four crystal nerds, healers, workers, and lovers for a casual chat about all things crystals. Adam Barralet: Hello, and welcome to this week's episode of crystal confab. Each week, we like to talk about things that are buried in the ground and have been waiting for a long, long time for us to discover them. But today, we're doing something a little bit different because we won't be talking about a crystal. We're gonna be exploring the world of fossils and things like amylenite and ammolite. So I'm gonna be honest with you. Fossils don't really thrill me. So I've set a challenge to the other three to see if they can win me over by the end of the episode. So to dive in and explore these, welcome, Kyle, Nicholas, and Ashley. Kyle, I know you like the ammolites and ammonites. Talk us a little bit through them. Kyle Perez: Well, for me, I am kind of like you in the way that I'm not a huge fossil person, but I know other people around the confab are much much bigger. I will start with fossil light, ammolite. But what I wanna talk about first is what I've seen as an explosion of interest in fossils recently. I don't know if the rest of you have seen this as well, but last year at the gem show that I worked at, people gave no crap about the crystals. I had to learn on the fly about the fossils that we had because that's where a huge amount of interest was. Our ammolite shells, our ammonites, the megalodon teeth, like amber, green ambers, all of these sorts of things were, like, really exciting. Have you seen that sort of thing, or is it maybe just a niche thing that's happening here? Nicholas Pearson: Yeah. I'm pretty much seeing it industry wide, but I would love to say that it's probably people like Ashley and me who might be bringing some more crystal folks to the dark side. I haven't been to any, like, really big trade shows in a hot minute, but I know Ashley frequents them. So she might have some more insight there too. Ashley Leavy: Yeah. I think if I really reflect on it, the fossil boots might have been a little bit busier than they normally are. Usually, I'm one of, like, two or three people shopping at those booths for the store. So maybe that is the case. I haven't noticed it yet trending amongst the crystally people, the healy feelies, like all of us. I feel like I'm always being like the fossil evangelist out there, trying to get people to appreciate them a little bit. I know Nicholas is the same. We actually did an amazing event last year hosted by Anwen Avalon who did, like, a fossil symposium, and it was Anwen, Nicholas, myself, Brett Holyhead, and Moss Matthew. And it was just, like, five days of fossils, and it was super fun. But that is very much not the norm. I think it takes a little, a little bit of special interest to get people going.   Are you captivated by the ancient wisdom of fossils? Elemental energies shape the world and guide our spiritual practice. By working with fossils, you can access these ancient forces and bring balance, empowerment, and connection into your life. That's why I created the Fossils for Elemental Magic Course—a beginner-friendly journey into the magic of Earth, Water, Air, Fire, and Spirit.     In this course, you'll explore how fossils act as conduits for elemental energy, empowering you to align with nature's forces in your rituals, divination, and healing work.

This week we're joined by Anwen Bottois. Anwen is the inspirational founder of Purple Sky Consulting, an innovative and client led business that helps leaders to love leading by being more confident and effective - in a sustainable way. Anwen tells her career story and explains the ethos behind everything she does. We talk about why supporting leaders as they move into leadership positions is invaluable in ensuring their success, and how she offers this support through her Boost programme.  We also get into some of Anwen's incredible tales from her travels. Enjoy the conversation!   

Greetings, Harfoots, Wizards, Elven heroes and Dark Lords!It's an international Avenge-Elves Assembly, as Anwen and Penny are joined by our dear friends Derek and John from TV podcast Industries for an epic discussion about the whole of season 2 of the Rings of Power.In this episode, we discuss our thoughts in general on the season, and our favourite characters and pairings.You can find Part Two over at TV Podcast Industries | TV Podcast IndustriesSend your feedback to talk@podcastica.com and add your voice to the conversation!NamáriëFor those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. To explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com For even more Tolkien goodness, try this fan wiki Tolkien GatewayYou can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Join our community and support the Podcastica network at Jason Cabassi | Podcasts, like The 'Cast of Us and Yellowjackets wtf? | PatreonMusic: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dale Allen • In Our Right Minds: On the Sacred Feminine, the Right Brain and Restoring Humanity's Natural BalanceWebsite: https://www.inourrightminds.netBestselling Book: Color Version:  https://a.co/d/e8MZm8CBlack & White Version: https://a.co/d/imfeMKqAward-Winning Film:https://www.inourrightminds.net/watch-the-film.html~~Dale Allen and Shellie Enteen talk about "Revealing the Druid Legacy," Shellie's inspired memoir of a Druid Priestess. The trilogy of books tells the story of Anwen, a Druid Priestess in late 5th Century Wales.  All three books dive deep into the Celtic Dark Age, portraying the period including Anwen's training on the Priestess Isle and how she, together with Merlin, Arthur and her Lady Sister Priestesses put the final pieces in place for the Druid's secret plan to preserve their wisdom for future generations.  Anwen's story empowers us as individuals and aids in the much-needed return to honoring the Divine Feminine. ~From Dale: Shellie's telling of her path toward this work is a great example of how we can look for clues along the way in life that take us out of the mundane and into the realm of the Sacred. It is a pleasure to support this fellow author. Enjoy!~Shellie Enteen is an Author, Astrologer, Interfaith Reverend, Aromatherapist, Educator, Reiki Master, and Public Speaker. She posts daily astrology forecasts on Facebook and weekly forecasts on her Blog at ShellieEnteen.com and is on Substack at shelliewrites.substackThis trilogy and other books by Shellie can be found on her Author Page on Amazon. Learn more and Contact Shellie through her website shellieenteen.com Support the Show.

Reposted from The 'Cast of the Rings, which you can find and subscribe to at: odcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast—Greetings brave Harfoots, Noble Numenoreans and Dark lords in disguise! It's been a while! Join Penny and Anwen as they cover a whole bunch of LOTR related news, and share some general thoughts about season one of the Rings of Power. They also look at the latest trailer, find out who is joining the cast in season 2, and chat about what they are hoping for from the upcoming season of Rings of Power.Rings of Rohirrim news and photos:https://collider.com/lord-of-the-rings-war-of-the-rohirrim-images/News about the Hunt for Gollum and link to the fan made movie: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/lord-of-the-rings-gollum-movie-reaction-1235894809/SeasonTwo starts on August 29th, we will be back before then with a summary of Season One, so look out for us in your feed and of course visit podcastica.com for more excellent ear-fodder!You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

“If I could use wordsLike scattering flowers and falling leavesWhat a bonfire my poems would make”Content warning: discussion of suicide, domestic violence. Please join us for a discussion of the excellent, smash hit limited-series, SHŌGUN. Penny is joined by Jonathan and Sam to dig into the rich layers of this ten-episode series from FX/Hulu/Disney+. This trio had a lot of laughs while getting into the highs and even higher highs of the series.  They talk about the characters, costumes, and customs that make up the world of SHŌGUN, heaping praise on the lush production values, the break out performances and sensitive adaptation. Anwen, Penny and The ‘Cast of the Rings will be back for The Rings of Power, Season 2. NamarieLinksIf you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, there are many resources available. Suicide Hotline in the US- Dial 988International Suicide Hotlines at www.opencounseling.com Suicide Prevention - National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)Suicide Prevention | CDCSuicide preventionMore than 20% of teens have seriously considered suicide. Psychologists and communities can help tackle the problemhttps://time.com/6835364/self-immolation-history-israel-hamas-war/https://screenrant.com/shogun-show-seppuku-historical-accuracy-expert-review/ Join the Zedhead community - https://www.patreon.com/jasoncabassi Join the conversation! You can email or send a voice message to talk@podcastica.com, or join us at facebook.com/groups/podcastica. 

Reposted from Marvel TV 'Cast, which you can find and subscribe to at: podcastica.com/podcast/marvel-tv-cast—“When you love something, you protect it. It is the most natural thing in the world.” Karen, Renaldy and Penny invite you to take a fresh look at 2021's ETERNALS. They highlight the many ways the film breaks the mold for the MCU, introducing a scope that stretches the edges of the multiverse as we know it and delivering a distinctive style and breathtaking visuals. The discussion ranges from the themes of loyalty, memory, obedience, evolution and what it means to be human to transcendental poetry and moments of comic relief.    Anwen and Penny will return for The Rings of Power, Season 2. We'd love to hear from you! How do you feel about Eternals, or anything else in the MCU? Write to talk@podcastica and let us know. Or better yet, join our Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/podcastica where we chat about shows and also put up comment posts for every episode we cover.

“When you love something, you protect it. It is the most natural thing in the world.” Karen, Renaldy and Penny invite you to take a fresh look at 2021's ETERNALS. They highlight the many ways the film breaks the mold for the MCU, introducing a scope that stretches the edges of the multiverse as we know it and delivering a distinctive style and breathtaking visuals. The discussion ranges from the themes of loyalty, memory, obedience, evolution and what it means to be human to transcendental poetry and moments of comic relief.    Anwen and Penny will return for The Rings of Power, Season 2. We'd love to hear from you! How do you feel about Eternals, or anything else in the MCU? Write to talk@podcastica and let us know. Or better yet, join our Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/podcastica where we chat about shows and also put up comment posts for every episode we cover.

“When you love something, you protect it. It is the most natural thing in the world.” Karen, Renaldy and Penny invite you to take a fresh look at 2021's ETERNALS. They highlight the many ways the film breaks the mold for the MCU, introducing a scope that stretches the edges of the multiverse as we know it and delivering a distinctive style and breathtaking visuals. The discussion ranges from the themes of loyalty, memory, obedience, evolution and what it means to be human to transcendental poetry and moments of comic relief.    Anwen and Penny will return for The Rings of Power, Season 2. We'd love to hear from you! How do you feel about Eternals, or anything else in the MCU? Write to talk@podcastica and let us know. Or better yet, join our Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/podcastica where we chat about shows and also put up comment posts for every episode we cover.

“When you love something, you protect it. It is the most natural thing in the world.” Karen, Renaldy and Penny invite you to take a fresh look at 2021's ETERNALS. They highlight the many ways the film breaks the mold for the MCU, introducing a scope that stretches the edges of the multiverse as we know it and delivering a distinctive style and breathtaking visuals. The discussion ranges from the themes of loyalty, memory, obedience, evolution and what it means to be human to transcendental poetry and moments of comic relief.    Anwen and Penny will return for The Rings of Power, Season 2. We'd love to hear from you! How do you feel about Eternals, or anything else in the MCU? Write to talk@podcastica and let us know. Or better yet, join our Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/podcastica where we chat about shows and also put up comment posts for every episode we cover.

“When you love something, you protect it. It is the most natural thing in the world.” Karen, Renaldy and Penny invite you to take a fresh look at 2021's ETERNALS. They highlight the many ways the film breaks the mold for the MCU, introducing a scope that stretches the edges of the multiverse as we know it and delivering a distinctive style and breathtaking visuals. The discussion ranges from the themes of loyalty, memory, obedience, evolution and what it means to be human to transcendental poetry and moments of comic relief.    Anwen and Penny will return for The Rings of Power, Season 2. We'd love to hear from you! How do you feel about Eternals, or anything else in the MCU? Write to talk@podcastica and let us know. Or better yet, join our Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/podcastica where we chat about shows and also put up comment posts for every episode we cover.

Kiedy ktoś prosi nas o wskazanie naszego typu, zazwyczaj zaczynamy od: brunet, blondynka… O co chodzi z tym, że tak bardzo decydujące są włosy?!

This title was released in January 2024. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 31 March 2024, and on general sale after this date. A child goes missing in a small Welsh town. As Rhys grows closer to the traumatised Catherine and her husband, he discovers that something is badly wrong in their remote cottage. There are scratches in the plaster, little wooden figures hidden in the walls, and next-door neighbour Mr Collins isn't what he seems. Will you join them at the festival of darkness? Recorded on: 9 June 2023 Recorded at: The Soundhouse   Stewart Pringle said: "We've really been enjoying writing for the characters who are slightly on the periphery of the Torchwood organisation. The ones who have a more ambiguous, precarious relationship to the weirdness that's going on around them. Rhys feels like the ultimate example of that. “When we meet Rhys in Poppet he's also a man on the run, in hiding after the events of Children of Earth, and here he's briefly separated from Gwen and Anwen too. He's vulnerable, anonymous, he has none of the power or protection of Torchwood. He misses his family. He misses them so much. And he's going to meet something absolutely horrifying.” Lauren Mooney added: “We've written about folk traditions before, like the Mari Lywd in our first Torchwood story, The Grey Mare, and poppets are from the same sort of world, I guess. “They're little wooden dolls, human effigies used in sympathetic magic and, pleasingly, they sometimes turn up in the chimneys of old houses. Sometimes they've been put there for protection, and sometimes quite the opposite. “There's something quite spooky about the thought that you could be living alongside these old charms and symbols for years and years without knowing they were there, and that was where the story began.” Actor Kai Owen said: “The story of Poppet is an absolute belter. A story full of witchcraft and mystery and some very creepy characters. Rhys gets involved – as he always does – and finds himself landed in a world where he's sort of lost without his wife but his own experience of being in the world of Torchwood somehow gets him out of it. “I think it's entertaining to see somebody out of their comfort zone – a normal guy in this extraordinary world and I think that's what makes it interesting. It's been a joy to record.” Arbel Jones, Kai Owen, Scott Arthur, Emily Burnett, Sion Tudor Owen

Penny, Kara and special guest Anwen get deep into “Innocence.” They talk about how living on the Hellmouth wreaks havoc on your dating life, purity culture, slut-shaming, aspirational behavior and toxic behavior and how this episode is the set-up for the rest of the season and the series. Buffy has now averted two apocalypses.Listen closely and you can hear Kara's dog asking for attention. Next time, we'll be covering Season 2, Episode 15, “Phases.”Theme Music:℗ CC-BY 2020 Quesbe | Lucie G. MorillonGoopsy | Drum and Bass | Free CC-BY Music By Quesbe is licensed under a Creative Commons License.Join in on the conversation! We love feedback. You can email or send a voice message to talk@podcastica.com, or join us at facebook.com/groups/podcastica where we put up comment posts for each episode we cover.

It's Buffy's 17th Birthday and the Scooby gang are planning a surprise party. You would think that Buffy has enough things jumping out at her from the dark, but she seems really moved by the effort her friends put in. This is the Hellmouth, though, so her party is interrupted by vampires and a severed arm in a box. Penny and special guest Anwen discuss romance, vengeance, ethics, vampire makeup and fangs and have a grand time doing it. For the hosts, viewing the show with the accumulated wisdom of the last 25 years of life changes how they relate to the characters. How has your life changed Buffy for you? Or, if this is your first time watching, we'd love to hear from you about how the show holds up to fresh viewers. Next time, we'll be covering the dramatic, heart-wrenching conclusion to this episode in Season 2, Episode 14, “Innocence.”Theme Music:℗ CC-BY 2020 Quesbe | Lucie G. MorillonGoopsy | Drum and Bass | Free CC-BY Music By Quesbe is licensed under a Creative Commons License.Join in on the conversation! We love feedback. You can email or send a voice message to talk@podcastica.com, or join us at facebook.com/groups/podcastica where we put up comment posts for each episode we cover.

This week on The Clientele Podcast, Robin Allender is joined by the Australian author and critic Anwen Crawford. Alongside the music of The Clientele, they discuss Sinéad O'Connor, Broadcast, Burial, the 00s blogosphere – and cricket. Anwen has recently published No Document, an extraordinary book, fragmentary, part memoir and part elegy; and Robin and Anwen talk about its similarities to The Clientele's new album, I Am Not There Anymore.Anwen's website:https://demandspopular.net/Anwen's recent blogpost, which mentions The Violet Hour (and the podcast!):https://www.fridayjukebox.com/selections/phantom-folkAnwen's review of Music for the Age of Miracles:https://www.themonthly.com.au/issue/2017/october/1506780000/anwen-crawford/another-summer-s-night#mtr200Backlisted episode which discusses No Document in the introduction:https://www.backlisted.fm/episodes/170-elizabeth-gaskell-north-and-south24 Hour Theory People: Mark Fisher and the blogosphere:https://sydneyreviewofbooks.com/essay/mark-fisher-blogosphere/Ian Penman on The Beatles:https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v43/n12/ian-penman/four-moptop-yobbosThe extract from T. H. White's The Sword in the Stone, which I (Robin) was struggling to remember!One Thursday afternoon the boys were doing their archery as usual. There were two straw targets fifty yards apart, and when they had shot their arrows at one, they had only to go to it, collect them, and shoot back at the other, after facing about. It was still the loveliest summer weather, and there had been chicken for dinner, so that Merlyn had gone off to the edge of their shooting-ground and sat down under a tree. What with the warmth and the chicken and the cream he had poured over his pudding and the continual repassing of the boys and the tock of the arrows in the targets—which was as sleepy to listen to as the noise of a lawn-mower or of a village cricket match – and what with the dance of the egg-shaped sunspots between the leaves of his tree, the aged man was soon fast asleep. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PART 2 WWAR:Tracey reported on “Operation Blackbird: A Cold War Spy Novel” by Ellen Butler. Ellen appeared onepisode 19 in August of 2018 on her book “Isabella's Painting.”October, 1952. The war is over, but for CIA officer Miriam Becker, memories of the horrors she witnessedremain jagged in her mind. While vacationing in Argentina, recovering from a mission that nearly killed her,she's seeing more ghosts from the past than the sights.When a longtime family friend and fellow operative, Jake Devlin, tracks her down, Miriam is forced to pusheverything to the back of her mind for the next mission: help a highly prized and heavily guarded rocketscientist defect from Soviet-controlled East Berlin—right out from under the KGB's nose.Well aware that one wrong move could spark World War III, Miriam, Jake, and the team plan their strategy tothe last detail. But when a betrayal brings everything crashing down, Jake's quick thinking creates thediversion to get Miriam out alive—but leaves him trapped behind the Iron Curtain.Unsure of whom she can trust, Miriam must complete the mission by relying on contacts outside of theagency, even though her heart longs to return to East Berlin to rescue the man who is the last link to hertroubled past ... before the KGB gets to him first.Last but not least, Misty reported on Cathy Ace, one of our favorite authros, whose first appearance on thepodcast was on episode 27 for her book “The Corpse With The Silver Tongue.” She has appeared severaltimes since then.Misty reported on “The Case of The Cursed Cottage: A WISE Enquiries Agent Mystery.” HenryTwyst, eighteenth Duke of Chellingworth, is convinced his mother is losing her marbles. The dowager claimsto have seen a corpse on the dining-room floor, but all she has to prove it is a bloodied bobble hat.A BODY IN THE DINING ROOM. A BEAUTIFUL OLD MANSION. FOUR LADIES WHO WILL SOLVE THEMYSTERY.Henry hires the women of the WISE Enquiries Agency. The duke wants the strange matter explained.But the truth of what happened at the Chellingworth Estate, set in the rolling Welsh countryside near thequaint village of Anwen by Wye, is more complex, dangerous, and deadly, than anyone could have foreseen .. .THE DETECTIVESThe WISE Enquiries Agency consists of Mavis, Annie, Carol and Christine. One is Welsh, one Irish, oneScottish and one English, hence the name. Drawn together by chance – and a killer – the women of the WISEEnquiries Agency turned their backs on their previous careers to work together to help others. Combining theirunique skills, and reveling in their differences, they're doing their best to make the business succeed. Butbeing private investigators isn't a bed of roses – there are bills to pay, clients to be managed, and dangers tobe faced. Can they manage to do it all, and survive?We thank our listeners and especially our patrons who support what we do and look forward to five moreyears of fun.TRIVIALast week's question was:P.D. James began her writing career while she worked where?a. A schoolb. a Law firmc. a factoryd. a hospitalThe answer is d. A hospital. She married Ernest Connor Bantry White (called "Connor"), an army doctor,on 8 August 1941. They had two daughters, Clare and Jane. White returned from the Second World Warmentally ill and was institutionalised. With her daughters being mostly cared for by Connor's parents,Jamesstudied hospital administration, and from 1949 to 1968 worked for a hospital board in London. She beganwriting in the mid-1950s, using her maiden name ("My genes are James genes")This week's question is:What is author Laura Lippmans family connection to “The Wire?”a. her brotherb. Her sisterc. Her cousinTune in next week for the answer.

It took Anwen almost a year to realize that it wasn't just a bad hookup.Listen to more from Reckonings at https://reckonings.showSupport Love + Radio: https://loveandradio.org/memberPlaylists, transcript and more: https://loveandradio.orgSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Anwen Cooper is a marketing expert and the founder of Get Fruitful Marketing, a Kent-based marketing consultancy. She built a strong experience in marketing and communications working in the arts sector first, before helping small and medium-sized businesses with diverse backgrounds. Recorded in Maidstone in March 2023. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/B3iWf-WOrZQ LEARN MORE ABOUT Get Fruitful Marketing: https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/get-fruitful-marketing/

Join us for an epic discussion about The Two Towers where we chat about The battle of Helm's DeepThe theme of nature vs technologyHow beautiful is Faramir?Anwen's role as the second villager from the leftAnd of course Po-ta-toesFor an in depth look at Tolkien's world, go to Tolkien Untangled: https://www.youtube.com/@tolkienuntangledBruce Hopkins' podcast: https://www.rnz.co.nz/programmes/the-long-walkNews this week from theonering.netAnwen's 15 seconds of fame: TTT extended edition timestamp 24:14 and 1.29:22 For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com“Mashed Taters” can be found at https://enigma-net.tripod.com/cgi-bin/go.pl?index.html

Join us for an epic discussion about The Two Towers where we chat about The battle of Helm's DeepThe theme of nature vs technologyHow beautiful is Faramir?Anwen's role as the second villager from the leftAnd of course Po-ta-toesFor an in depth look at Tolkien's world, go to Tolkien Untangled: https://www.youtube.com/@tolkienuntangledBruce Hopkins' podcast: https://www.rnz.co.nz/programmes/the-long-walkNews this week from theonering.netAnwen's 15 seconds of fame: TTT extended edition timestamp 24:14 and 1.29:22 For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com“Mashed Taters” can be found at https://enigma-net.tripod.com/cgi-bin/go.pl?index.htmlAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Join Anwen and Penny on this “mission, quest, thing” as we discuss the now classic Peter Jackson film The Lord of the Rings: the Fellowship of the Ring. Topics include: • Which cast member was terrified of heights • Differing viewpoints on Rings of Power from some LOTR trilogy actors • How many times Frodo falls down• How smokin' hot and totally awesome is Viggo Mortensen?For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click “Where to Listen” for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Feeling snoozy? Join Geoffrey in Night Falls as a trip behind the waterfall leads him to learn more about his mysterious friend Anwen and her life in the clearing than ever before. Love Night Falls?

Time for bed? Join Geoffrey beside the fire, and he'll tell you of the day he finally got to explore the underwater world his good friend Anwen calls home. The sprawling underwater paradise stretches out far and wide, and life looks a little different beneath the surface of the lake. Listen in, and Geoffrey will tell you exactly how so. Love Night Falls?

Join Anwen and Penny for their wrap up of the epic first season of the Lord of the Rings: the Rings of Power.It was so much fun to look back and explore the first season after a few weeks to process it all. We took a little dive into the lore behind those immortal Elves, as well as some background to Galadriel and Sauron, and discussed our favourite characters and moments….including Middle Earth's ultimate bromance (Durin and his BF-Elf) and of course Arondir and his acrobatics!For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For even more delicious Tolkien goodness, visit: theonering.net From the news section:https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a41837029/canon-adaptation-rings-of-power-star-trek-essay/ https://www.cbr.com/lotr-rings-of-power-response-positive/ You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Ready to get sleepy? Join Geoffrey, Dhvani, Lyra & Anwen by the crackling fire, as they spend an evening sharing stories and toasting marshmallows under a starlit sky.  Love Night Falls?

This week Anwen, Penny and Jason discuss the epic season one finale - Episode 8 “Alloyed”.So many satisfying conclusions and reveals in this finale - with just enough to keep us guessing and excited for the next season.Join us as we discuss the themes of faith, and becoming who you are, the beginning and ends of journeys, and of course those lovely shiny rings!Thanks everyone for joining our Fellowship on this mission, quest, thing….and keep us in your feed as we will return with a rewatch of the Peter Jackson movies and lots more!For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/From our news section this week:https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/rings-of-power-finale-sauron-actor-interview-1235240895/?fbclid=IwAR3zTZVlecOfqlSFlwBC6dzVgFcp90UbutiXQWQA0_Qe1_RnG5SQcKqY6wYhttps://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a41607602/rings-of-power-season-2-release-date/ For all your Elvish translations, visit: https://www.elfdict.com/You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week Anwen, Penny and Jason discuss the epic season one finale - Episode 8 “Alloyed”.So many satisfying conclusions and reveals in this finale - with just enough to keep us guessing and excited for the next season.Join us as we discuss the themes of faith, and becoming who you are, the beginning and ends of journeys, and of course those lovely shiny rings!Thanks everyone for joining our Fellowship on this mission, quest, thing….and keep us in your feed as we will return with a rewatch of the Peter Jackson movies and lots more!For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/From our news section this week:https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/rings-of-power-finale-sauron-actor-interview-1235240895/?fbclid=IwAR3zTZVlecOfqlSFlwBC6dzVgFcp90UbutiXQWQA0_Qe1_RnG5SQcKqY6wYhttps://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a41607602/rings-of-power-season-2-release-date/ For all your Elvish translations, visit: https://www.elfdict.com/You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

This week Anwen and Penny discuss Episode 7 “The Eye”. We explore the aftermath of the Big Boom and discuss which characters survived and what they did next, we delve once more into the depths of Khazad-Dum and go fruit picking with the Harfoots. Join us for the penultimate episode of the season!For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/From our news section this week:https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/the-rings-of-power-showrunners-interview-season-2-1235233124/https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a41529474/rings-of-power-season-2/For all your Elvish translations, visit: https://www.elfdict.com/You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week Anwen and Penny discuss Episode 7 “The Eye”. We explore the aftermath of the Big Boom and discuss which characters survived and what they did next, we delve once more into the depths of Khazad-Dum and go fruit picking with the Harfoots. Join us for the penultimate episode of the season!For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/From our news section this week:https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/the-rings-of-power-showrunners-interview-season-2-1235233124/https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a41529474/rings-of-power-season-2/For all your Elvish translations, visit: https://www.elfdict.com/You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

This week Penny, Jonathan and Archmaester Renny discuss Episode 6 “Udun”. An explosive episode with a lot of answers, and a lot of new questions. We discuss geology, water dynamics, legends and the mysteries of orc origins. And the recurring question: Who on Middle Earth is Sauron?? Join us for another epic trip through Middle Earth!The article we discussed about Udun can be found at: https://mashable.com/article/udun-meaning-rings-of-power-lord-of-the-ringsFor those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week Penny, Jonathan and Archmaester Renny discuss Episode 6 “Udun”. An explosive episode with a lot of answers, and a lot of new questions. We discuss geology, water dynamics, legends and the mysteries of orc origins. And the recurring question: Who on Middle Earth is Sauron?? Join us for another epic trip through Middle Earth!The article we discussed about Udun can be found at: https://mashable.com/article/udun-meaning-rings-of-power-lord-of-the-ringsFor those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

This week Anwen and Penny discuss Episode 5 “Partings”. A fast-paced episode this week, with all of our storylines explored and some new mystery characters. We ask important questions such as how much alcohol do Numenorean sailors need? Why are Elrond's ears so big? And the recurring question: Who on Middle Earth is Sauron?? Join us for another epic trip through Middle Earth!For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/ You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week Anwen and Penny discuss Episode 5 “Partings”. A fast-paced episode this week, with all of our storylines explored and some new mystery characters. We ask important questions such as how much alcohol do Numenorean sailors need? Why are Elrond's ears so big? And the recurring question: Who on Middle Earth is Sauron?? Join us for another epic trip through Middle Earth!For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/ You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

This week we welcome our very own Dwarven accented Lucy, who joins Anwen and Penny to discuss Episode 3 “The Great Wave”We missed those adorable Harfoots this week (some more than others) but we got a little something from all the other races….singing, sneaky, mining dwarves, Elves with insane archery skills, Men rallying to the call, and even Orcs with feelings! Oh and pretty much everyone has some kind of secret this week. Join us for another epic trip through Middle Earth!To discover the badass women of Tolkien, visit https://pagesunbound.wordpress.com/2018/03/23/16-of-tolkiens-most-badass-women/ For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/ You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week we welcome our very own Dwarven accented Lucy, who joins Anwen and Penny to discuss Episode 3 “The Great Wave”We missed those adorable Harfoots this week (some more than others) but we got a little something from all the other races….singing, sneaky, mining dwarves, Elves with insane archery skills, Men rallying to the call, and even Orcs with feelings! Oh and pretty much everyone has some kind of secret this week. Join us for another epic trip through Middle Earth!To discover the badass women of Tolkien, visit https://pagesunbound.wordpress.com/2018/03/23/16-of-tolkiens-most-badass-women/ For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/ You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

“I know I've succeeded as a leader when I've made myself obsolete.” Striking words from this week's tech leader, Anwen Robinson, head of UK & Ireland's cloud computing giant Infor. Growing up in the Rhondda Valley, Anwen paved the way for her own success, calling up Cardiff University and talking her way onto a Mechanical Engineering course…and being the only woman didn't deter her either.From feeding punch cards into computers to teaching computer science via the medium of football, Anwen's drive to lead and succeed has carried her up the ladder to lead one of the world's biggest software companies. Here, she delivers her best advice for leadership and stresses the importance of curiosity to keep learning throughout life. Leadership (1.30) Young Anwen's unconventional path (2.35)Bags of drive and ambition (8.02) The importance of ‘stupid' questions (10.42) Key milestones (12.59)First MD role (18.29) How to manage change (25.36)What makes a good salesperson? (28.49) Women in STEM (31.58) The Prince's Trust (35.46) Anwen outside of work (39.26) Advice to 21-year-old Anwen (40.20) Takeaways (42.22) 

This week Rima joins Anwen and Penny to discuss Episode 3 “Adar”With a whole new civilization to explore, along with 6 new main characters, we bring you an epic discussion! So settle in and join us as we ask “How often do these Harfoots migrate?” “Who actually is the Stranger/Halbrand/Adar?” and other tantalizing questions. We wait for you!Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week Rima joins Anwen and Penny to discuss Episode 3 “Adar”With a whole new civilization to explore, along with 6 new main characters, we bring you an epic discussion! So settle in and join us as we ask “How often do these Harfoots migrate?” “Who actually is the Stranger/Halbrand/Adar?” and other tantalizing questions. We wait for you!Anwen and Penny would appreciate it if you'd subscribe to our standalone Rings of Power podcast, The ‘Cast of the Rings, and help us move it up in the search results so people can find it.• You can find that at podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings-a-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-podcast • Click Subscribe for links to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.• Thank you!For a rundown of all the main characters, visit https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/lord-rings-power-cast-amazon-prime-video/For those wanting to explore further, you can find an encyclopedia of everything from Tolkien's works here: glyphweb.com. And to explore the world of Middle Earth portrayed in the books and on screen, go to: lotr.fandom.com  You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Here we go, into the Second Age of Middle-earth! Join your hosts, Anwen and Penny, who are beyond excited to be podcasting about this show, for this introductory episode to get you primed for the show. We cover our history with The Lord of the Rings, a quick run-down of Middle-earth on screen, and an introduction to The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, including some exciting details on what the show will be about, behind-the-scenes information, music, characters, and more!And look for our podcast ep covering the first episode of the show in your feed on Friday, September 2. You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Want a podcast dedicated solely to this show? You can find The ‘Cast of the Rings at: podcastica.com/podcast/the-cast-of-the-rings Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Here we go, into the Second Age of Middle-earth! Join your hosts, Anwen and Penny, who are beyond excited to be podcasting about this show, for this introductory episode to get you primed for the show. We cover our history with The Lord of the Rings, a quick run-down of Middle-earth on screen, and an introduction to The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, including some exciting details on what the show will be about, behind-the-scenes information, music, characters, and more!And look for our podcast ep covering the first episode of the show in your feed on Friday, September 2. You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Music: Now We Ride by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ready to drift off? Join Geoffrey around the fire as he recounts Anwen's story- the story of the creation of Night Falls, of the day magic first entered this mystical clearing. Love Night Falls?

Cor y Byd Llangollen Cȏr CF1 o Gaerdydd enillodd gystadleuaeth Cȏr y Byd yn Eisteddfod Ryngwladol Llangollen eleni. Dyma i chi flas ar sgwrs rhwng Eilir Owen Griffiths, arweinydd y côr a Shan Cothi fore Llun diwetha. Arweinydd Conductor Ymarfer Rehearsal Datblygu To develop Paratoi To prepare Llwyfan A stage Symudiadau Movements Cerddorion Musicians Creu To create Balch Proud Anwen bowlio i'r gymanwlad …a llongyfarchiadau mawr i Eilir ac i gôr CF1 ynde? Eleni mi fydd Anwen Butten yn cystadlu am y chweched tro yng Ngemau'r Gymanwlad yn Birmingham, ac mi fydd y gemau'n cychwyn ar yr 28ain o Orffennaf. Mae Anwen wedi cael ei dewis fel Capten Tîm Cymru yn y gemau eleni, felly bydd hi'n gapten ar 202 o athletwyr o Gymru. Gofynnodd Shan Cothi i Anwen sut dechreuodd hi ar y bowlio…. Gemau'r Gymanwlad Commonwealth Games Tîm hŷn Senior Team Hyfforddi To coach Cefnogwr brwd An enthusiastic supporter Profiadol Experienced Yn olygu Means Anrhydedd Honour Dros Ginio Dyfrig a Rhodri …a phob lwc i Anwen ac i dîm Cymru yng Ngemau'r Gymanwald nes ymlaen yn y mis. Tad a mab o Ddolgellau oedd gwesteion Dewi Llwyd bnawn Llun. Y tad , Dyfrig Siencyn, yn arweinydd Cyngor Gwynedd a'r mab, Rhodri ap Dyfrig yn Gomisiynydd Cynnwys Ar-lein S4C. Dyma Dyfrig i ddechrau'n sôn am ei rôl fel arweinydd y cyngor... Gomisiynydd Cynnwys Ar-lein Online Content Commissioner Y gallu The ability Cymhellion Motives Nodweddion Characteristics Dadleugar Argumentative Etifeddu To inherit Perthynas Relationship Anawsterau Difficulties Chwaraeon rygbi De Affrica Dyfrig Siencyn a'i fab Rhodri oedd rheina yn sgwrsio efo Dewi Llwyd. Mi gafodd tîm rygbi Cymru fuddugoliaeth hanesyddol yn erbyn De Affrica yn Ail brawf Cyfres yr Haf. Gareth Anscombe a Josh Adams oedd arwyr Cymru yn Stadiwm Toyota, Bloemfontein yn ennill y gêm i Gymru yn y munudau ola. Heledd Anna, cyflwynydd Chwaraeon Radio Cymru fuodd yn trafod efo tîm sylwebu'r gêm, dau gyn chwaraewyr i dimau rhyngwladolCymru, Emyr Lewis a Caryl James... Buddugoliaeth hanesyddol An historic victory Ail brawf Cyfres yr Haf The second test in the Summer Series Arwyr heroes Tîm sylwebu Commentary team Yn ysu Itching Maswr Outside half Mewnwr Scrum half Bore Cothi HG yn 80 ...ac yn anffodus collodd Cymru'r trydydd prawf yn Cape Town ddydd Sadwrn, ar ôl perfformiad da iawn. Dydd Mercher y 13eg o Orffennaf mi roedd y darlledwr Hywel Gwynfryn yn dathlu ei ben-blwydd yn 80 oed. Mi ddaeth o mewn i'r stiwdio at Shan Cothi i ateb cwestiynau am ei barti penblwydd delfrydol . Un o westeion y parti yn sicr basai'r diweddar Hywel Teifi Edwards... Delfrydol Ideal Y diweddar The late Areithiwr Orator O'r frest Off the cuff Di-nodyn Without notes Cŷn a morthwyl Hammer and chisel Cynhwysfawr Comprehensive Cynhesu To warm Cynghrair League Diwrnod Dathlu Dai Tad Huw Edwards y BBC oedd Hywel Teifi Edwards a phen-blwydd hapus iawn i'n Hywel ni ynde? Dydd Sul cyn y Sioe Frenhinol mi roedd Radio Cymru yn cael diwrnod i gofio a dathlu bywyd y diweddar Dai Jones oedd yn cyflwyno'r rhaglen Cefn Gwlad. Mi roedd Dai hefyd yn ganwr arbennig iawn fasai wedi medru gwneud gyrfa iddo'i hun ym myd yr opera. Dyma glip o'r archif lle roedd Beti George yn holi Dai ar gyfer Beti a'i Phobol yn 1989. Y Sioe Frenhinol The Royal Welsh Cefn Gwlad The countryside Hiraethu To long for Pridd Soil Brycheiniog Breconshire Llond dwrn A small amount Aredig Ploughing Dyled A debt Cyfryngau media Mwyniant Pleasure

Another fantastic episode of YJ, with thrills, revelations, deepening of character, and fucked-up moments galore! Daphne and Wendy are happy to be joined by guest cohost Anwen!You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Want a podcast dedicated solely to this show? Check out Yellowjackets wtf? at: https://podcastica.com/podcast/yellowjackets-wtf Show support and get ad-free episodes: patreon.com/jasoncabassi Daphne's Run for Your Lives podcast: runforyourlivespodcast.com Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Another fantastic episode of YJ, with thrills, revelations, deepening of character, and fucked-up moments galore! Daphne and Wendy are happy to be joined by guest cohost Anwen!You can find our contact info and all our other shows at: podcastica.com Show support and get ad-free episodes: patreon.com/jasoncabassi Daphne's Run for Your Lives podcast: runforyourlivespodcast.com Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Special Guest: Anwen Bottois: Founder of Purple Sky Consulting The last time we spoke with Anwen was in 2019 when she was the Associate Director, People Strategy leading the teams that were shaping the employee experience at the University of Salford. We now speak to her as the Founder of Purple Sky Consulting. Anwen has created Purple Sky Consulting with the aim to enable Leaders to Love Leading. Her new business is offering Leadership Development, People Team Developing, Coaching and Interim People Experience and Strategy Consulting. The core concept of Purple Sky is Love Leading. Anwen believes that if leaders love what they do, if they really enjoy their people leadership responsibilities that this will enhance the experience of their team as well as enhancing the experience for the leader too. During this session we'll explore the key components to enable leaders to Love Leading and Anwen will share her insight into what the recipe for success is for the leader themselves and the people teams supporting them. Anwen's been an HR generalist for most of her career but over time she has loved getting involved in more complex projects and change activities and she's passionate about HR and the role we play in change, transformation and delivering a successful business every day. She's loving the opportunity of starting her new business and campaigns for a real Living Wage and is passionate about creating a more equitable, diverse and inclusive world. Join us as we discuss the key components to enable leaders to Love Leading. Listen Live (Archive Available) Host: Jo Dodds

Jak rozkręcić dobrze prosperujący biznes? Trzeba zacząć od znalezienia grupy ludzi, którzy mają konkretny problem. A potem spróbować ten problem rozwiązać i sprzedać to rozwiązanie zainteresowanym. Twórczyni marki Anwen opowiada, jak wyglądała jej droga od bloga do założenia marki przynoszącej 14 mln zł przychodu. Gość: Anna Kołomycew. Pełny opis odcinka MWF 375: https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-375 W tym odcinku: 2:32 Jak wyglądała droga Ani od prowadzenia bloga do zarządzania własną firmą? 8:22 Jaki wpływ na rozwój marki i firmy Ani miała społeczność zgromadzona wokół bloga? 15:24 W jaki sposób Ania analizowała dane zebrane za pomocą ankiet? 25:47 Dlaczego warto analizować potrzeby swojej społeczności i pytać ją o zdanie? 33:04 W jaki sposób zacząć budować społeczność, którą później będzie można zamienić w klientów? 38:04 Jak zamienić odbiorców treści w klientów, nie tracąc ich zaufania i lojalności? 43:45 Co Ania zrobiłaby dzisiaj inaczej niż zrobiła na początku swojej działalności? 47:40 D. Brown „Wojny biznesowe” (recenzja) Kup recenzowaną książkę: https://idz.do/wojny-biznesowe-wiecej Posłuchaj też: 325: Jak przejść od blogowania do prowadzenia firmy | Monika Kamińska https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-325 321: 9 błędów, przez które nie zbudujesz społeczności https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-321 139: Jak pogoń za lajkami odbiera blogerom pieniądze | Maja „Santi” Niestrój https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-139 Bądźmy w kontakcie: Instagram: https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-instagram Facebook: https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-facebook YouTube: https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-youtube Zdobądź dostęp do dodatkowych materiałów! Dołącz bezpłatnie do Klubu MWF: https://l.malawielkafirma.pl/p-klub

Croeso i'r bennod hiraf yn ein hanes! Ond gyda chymaint i'w gynnwys, dyna'r unig ffordd i wneud teilyngdod â chyfraniadau Anwen pierce, Alaw Mai Edwards, Hywel Griffiths, Sara Louise Wheeler, Gruffudd Antur ac Osian Bonc! Cawn felly adolygiad o Gyfansoddiadau Amgen 2021, Sgwrs ddifyr gyda Sara ac Osian am lwyfaniad arbennig sydd ar y gweill o waith barddol a llawer llawer mwy! Mwynhewch.

A documentarian's celebrity puff piece takes a dark turn when her subject reveals the story of a friend's haunting. The documentarian Patricia Close : Mig Windows, www.migwindows.com Art by S. Patrick Brown, https://www.instagram.com/scalawagarts/ Music: ‘Mysa' by Laurel Violet, all rights reserved. Audio mastering: Les Lentz COMING OCTOBER 1: A tale for Halloween. www.patreon.com/sorennarnia

In this episode of the 3rd Burden of Truth miniseries, Luke Annand interviews Anwen O'Driscoll, the actress who played Taylor Matheson on Burden of Truth.  Along the way, they discuss the tragedy of the Taylor and Ben Matheson relationship, getting accidentally set on fire and a moment of playing creative tennis in a waiting room at a clinic.

Live Through This is an album about girlhood and motherhood; desire and disgust; self-destruction and survival. There have been few rock albums before or since so intimately concerned with female experience. It is an album that changed lives – so why is Courtney Love's achievement as a songwriter and musician still not taken seriously, two decades on? In part two of this episode, we continue our discussion of how Courtney Love both challenged and parodied ideals of womanhood, the gendered connotations of fandom, Hole's influence on the music of today, and more.

Live Through This is an album about girlhood and motherhood; desire and disgust; self-destruction and survival. There have been few rock albums before or since so intimately concerned with female experience. It is an album that changed lives – so why is Courtney Love's achievement as a songwriter and musician still not taken seriously, two decades on? In part one of this episode, we explore Hole's origin and influences, their glam 90s LA image, and the 3rd wave feminist backlash against Courtney Love as she challenged every preconceived notion of “good” womanhood.

Writer and music and cultural critic Anwen Crawford talks about her new book ‘No Document’. The book-length essay weaves together narratives that explore grief, art and activism with themes of war, immigration and stolen land. Out now through Giramondo. With presenter Mel Cranenburgh.Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/backstory

Liv is back speaking with author of the Medusa novella, Here, the World Entire, Anwen Kya Hayward all about the intricacies and nuances of Medea (Jason and Theseus are dragged, of course).CW/TW: far too many Greek myths involve assault. Given it's fiction, and typically involves gods and/or monsters, I'm not as deferential as I would be were I referencing the real thing.Works Referred: Euripides' Medea, Ovid's Heroides (quotes from Harold Isbell translation), Seneca's Medea, and peripherally Apollonios' Argonautika.Attributions and licensing information for music used in the podcast can be found here: mythsbaby.com/sources-attributions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … Vicky Jones - Trystan ac Emma Roedd Vicky Jones o Benmaenmawr yn digwydd bod yn sgwrsio gyda Trystan ac Emma am wneud cacennau pen-blwydd, a dyma hi’n digwydd sôn am gwsmeriaid enwog iawn brynodd gacennau ganddi hi’n ddiweddar... Yn ddiweddar - Recently Digwydd bod - Happened to be Pobi - To bake Tra bo nhw - While they were Baner - Flag Neidr - Snake Mwydod - Worms Bethan Clements - Sioe Frecwast Vicky yn amlwg wedi gwneud argraff dda iawn ar griw ‘I’m a Celebrity’ gyda’i chacennau arbennig. Y sylwebydd chwaraeon, Bethan Clement oedd yn ateb cwestiynau cocadwdl-ydw ar raglen Huw Stephens wythnos diwetha. Dyma ffordd arbennig Huw o ddod i nabod ei westeion yn well – mae’n rhaid iddyn ateb bob cwestiwn gyda cocadwdl- ydw neu wrth gwrs cocadwdl- nac ydw ! Argraff dda iawn - A very good impression Sylwebydd - Commentator Y brenin - The king Taten bôb - Baked potato Ail-agor - To re-open Digon têg - Fair enough Gohebu - Commentating Eilyddion - Substitutes Twymo lan - Warming up Anwybyddu fi’n llwyr - Totally ignoring me Ymddihero - To apologise Gary Slaymaker - Dros Ginio Bethan Clements oedd honna’n cocadwdl-dw-io gyda Huw Stephens. Mae 30 mlynedd ers i’r ffilm Silence of the Lambs gael ei rhyddhau a buodd Vaughan Roderick a Gary Slaymaker yn trafod y ffilm ar Dros Ginio. Pa mor dda oedd y ffilm mewn gwirionedd – ydy hi’n un o’r goreuon? Dyma i chi flas ar y sgwrs Rhyddhau - To release Arswyd - Horror Cynnil - Subtle Creulon - Cruel Ymhlith - Amongst Os dymunwch chi - If you wish Llofryddion cyfres - Serial Killers Llwyddiant - Success Gweddill ei oes - The rest of his life Ebychiad - A gasp Sugno’r awyr - Sucking the air Anwen Davies a Nicola Cook - Dwy Fam a Dau Dad Wel mae’n swnio fel bod Anthony Hopkins wedi mwynhau arswydo pawb, on’d yw hi? Ar y rhaglen Dwy Fam a Dau Dad, clywon ni stori Anwen Davies, neu Nicola Cooks, oedd yn dod o Ystalyfera yn wreiddiol cyn iddi hi gael ei mabwysiadu gan deulu o’r Barri a chael enw newydd. Fel y clywon ni ar y rhaglen, er bod teulu newydd Anwen wedi bod yn agored iawn gyda hi, roedd ganddi gwestiynau o hyd am amgylchiadau ei mabwysiadu. Mabwysiadu - To adopt Amgylchiadau - Circumstances Rhieni maeth - Foster parents Croesawu - To welcome Cynnwys - Contents Ynglŷn â - About Cyfrinachau - Secrets Dewi Llwyd - Mei Emrys Cofiwch os dych chi eisiau gwybod mwy am stori Anwen dych chi’n gallu gwrando ar y rhaglen yn llawn ar Radio Cymru ar BBC Sounds. Mei Emrys oedd yn edrych drwy papurau’r penwythnos ar raglen Dewi Llwyd ac roedd sôn yn un o’r papurau am bêl-droedwyr enwoca Cymru – Gareth Bale. Ydy Bale cystal chwaraewr nawr ag oedd e’n arfer bod? Dyma farn Mei a Dewi …. Cewri’r gorffennol - Past giants Ar fenthyg - On loan Ail-danio ei yrfa - Rekindle his career Ddim yn ymddiried - Doesn’t trust Gwrthodedig - Rejected Alltud - Exiled Cynghrair y Pencampwyr - Champions League Cyfraniad - Contribution Cydymdeimlo - Sympathy Aled Hughes - Beca Brown Ac ar y gair, sgoriodd Bale gôl anhygoel i Spurs yn Ewrop wythnos diwetha. Mae’n debyg bod nifer o bobl wedi mabwysiadu cŵn dros y cyfnod clo ac un o’r rheini ydy Beca Brown. Dyma hi’n sôn wrth Aled Hughes sut aeth hi ati i fabwysiadu milgi o Iwerddon Milgi - Greyhound Heriau - Challenges Croesfrid - Mongrel Peri braw mawr - To cause a huge fright Mor ddiethr â’i gilydd - As unfamiliar as each other Ymdebygu - To resemble Yr awydd i hela - The urge to hunt Hyfforddwyr - Trainers Milfeddygon - Vets Gwobrwyo’r ymddygiad - To reward the behaviour Yn y bôn - Essentially

MEDITATION für die Kraft des Herzens & der liebevollen Güte Viele Menschen fühlen sich einsam und isoliert. Besonders in der derzeitigen Ausnahmesituation. Lockdown, Einsamkeit, fehlende Freiheit und Sehnsucht sind vielen ein Begriff und ein Gefühl. Viele Menschen fühlen sich einsam und isoliert und wir sehnen uns nach echtem Miteinander, Liebe und Geborgenheit.  Heute ist Valentinstag - der Tag der Liebe. Für mich persönlich sollte nicht nur an diesem Tag Liebe gelebt, gezeigt und verteilt werden. Jeder Tag ist wertvoll, jeder Tag ist ein Tag der LIEBE, zu dir und deinen Mitmenschen.  Hohe Erwartungen an uns selbst und an andere verhindern die Nähe, nach der wir uns sehnen. Wir müssen erkennen, dass uns alle viel mehr verbindet, als uns trennt. Dieselben Sorgen, Nöte, Hoffnungen, Sehnsucht und Freuden. Erst dann können wir uns selbst und andere mit dem Verständnis und MITGEFÜHL begegnen, dass die Qualität unserer Beziehungen verfeinert und unser Herz für die LIEBE öffnet, nach der wir uns sehnen. In dieser Metta-Meditation aus dem Buddhismus, widmen wir uns der liebenden Güte, um das Gefühl von Liebe. Durch die Anwen­dung von Sätzen und Man­tras sollst du es schaf­fen, lie­be­volle Güte für jedes Lebe­we­sen zu emp­fin­den. Durch die Anwendung von Sätzen und Mantras schaffst du es liebevolle Güte für dich und deine Mitmenschen zu empfinden. Liebe völlig ohne Bedingungen. Der Zustand den du erreichst, ist friedlich, wohlwollend und erfüllend. Nicht nur in diesem Moment, sondern auch langfristig im Erleben mit dir und deinem Alltag.  Du kannst diese Meditation praktizieren, wenn du deine Ansicht auf die Welt ändern möchtest, etwas loslassen, dein Selbstwertgefühl und Mitgefühl steigern möchtest und die LIEBE in dir wieder erwecken möchtest.  Mögest du glücklich sein Mögest du frei sein Mögest du dich sicher und geborgen fühlen Mögest du gesund und wohlbehalten sein Möge dein Leben voller FREUDE und dein Herz voller LIEBE sein. Das wünsche ich dir von ganzem Herzen. Nicht nur heute am Valentinstag, sondern jeden Tag. Vielen Dank und NAMASTE,  deine Theresa  #maketimefortea  ⭐Ich freu mich, wenn du mir auf Instagram schreibst, wie dir die Meditation gefallen hat und mir deine Gedanken zum Thema der LIEBE da lässt. ⭐Gerne kannst du mir eine E-Mail schreiben unter: theresa.salge@me.com oder auch eine Nachricht auf Instagram unter https://www.instagram.com/ttalk_bytheresa/ Ich wünsche dir nun ganz viel LIEBE und eine wundervolle & liebevolle Meditation. ⭐⭐⭐

In this bonus episode, Liv speaks with author Anwen Kya Hayward about Medusa and her ability to attract horrible men on the internet. Find Anwen on twitter here, her book, Here, the World Entire here, and a thread of relevant Medusa tweets and responses to them here. (Note: this episode was recorded in October 2020)CW/TW: particular warning for references to sexual assault in this episode.Attributions and licensing information for music used in the podcast can be found here: mythsbaby.com/sources-attributions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nathan: Lacy. I've been noticing lately that a lot of folks are struggling and I had this sneaking suspicion that you might have something helpful to say to folks.Lacy: Hmm,Nathan: So do you.Lacy: do I have something helpful? Say folks who are struggling? Um, me too. Amy can say that you're not alone. there's a wonderful Quaker phrase called you know, this holding center. meaning that we're, you know, we're noticing that we are deepening in Christ and that we are, stable, but the storm is raging around us.Nathan: It's a unique storm and has been for you guys. Can, can you share a little about that with Doug and son?Lacy: Yeah. I'm, I'm married to an emergency room physician. he, serves our community and our local hospital. so that's meant that since March. We've had, a unique experience. Well, actually not unique, you know, worldwide, there's lots of healthcare workers. We've had this experience, of what it looks like to weather this storm.with this second, third, I don't know what they're calling this new, increase in COVID cases. we've had to really reconsider what our faithfulness looks like in this season.  So we, Doug and I were not sleeping in the same bed. We're all living in the same house.He has so far declined to sleep in the greenhouse. And I'm sleeping on a blow up mattress in the living room.Nathan: Yeah. Yeah.Lacy: yeah. And it's been, it's been hard for our kids. For our, our youngest daughter is still at home with us. It's been very difficult for her.Nathan: What's her struggle been?Lacy: You know, and I, I just want to say, I did ask her permission to make sure it was okay. That I, I talked a little bit about it, but, we're a bit of an anomaly in our community.We've been super careful. We live next door to my parents. And we just want to be super careful. So lots of the adults we've always had this belief, that it takes a whole lot of people to raise children. Don't have it all.Nathan: Wait a minute. You, you wrote a book about children. You're you're not the expert. You're not, you're not the mom of the year.Lacy: Good gracious. Absolutely not. Um, so yeah, we've sort of, had community around us and some of our community their faithfulness has looked like different, different levels of restrictions than ours. And so that's brought up big conversations in our house. In a really vulnerable act -- again I have asked her permission -- she said, you know, mom, all of these adults that have had spoken into my life all of these years, some of them, many of them, don't have the same level of  attention to this as you and dad do. She said, I'm wondering if, if you and dad are crazy. And I was  really grateful that she could give me her really true feelings, how she feels about this. And I felt really isolated and alone.Nathan: What'd you say?Lacy: I think one, lots of people are feeling this and lots of teenagers are feeling this. If we think of Dallas, Willard's different dimensions of the person and he talks about, and one is social context. Well, the main way that adolescents, one of the main dimensions of the self that they're engaging is their social context.And so they in this season have not had that, or they've had it in different ways and, and that's created a loss within them. And for sure they are feeling that. So I could hear that in her conversation with me.  And I needed to be able to, in that moment -- we were driving, which is a great place, can I say to talk, is to give them some space and, you know, as long as you can keep it on the road, it's a good place that they feel free to talk. And I was, I felt really grateful that she could talk to us about it. I felt like it was our faithfulness to continue in the path what looks like for us to love our neighbor well, which means that she, she couldn't do, she can't do all the social things that she's wanted to do and is so conditioned to doing. And I had to make space for her to be angry about it,that anger in this season lands with me.Nathan: yeah. Holding center. What does that mean?Lacy: well, practically for me, what does it look like right now? That's praying the Psalms. there's a little Salter that comes  from Paraclete Press, it's called, a book of daily prayer. The Paraclete Psalter. And, and thenNathan: Better than mine?Lacy: Well, it, what it does is it, has you read that throughout the different times of the day, so you have morning, afternoon, evening all of the daily office and you read through the whole Psalter in a month. Which, you know, we're at what, nine months in here. and what I really like about it is that it includes the lamenting Psalms. And so, part of the way that I've been able to hold center is by praying those lamenting Psalms. So that anger that gets pushed on me as a parent, which it happens. Is, I can funnel that into the lamenting Psalms and to God who can handle that. The weight of teenage, frustration and anger, honestly, I'm certainly no mother of the year, it's too much for me to bear. I can funnel it through these lamenting Psalms, and into God and God can handle it.Nathan: That's right. It's worth noting that God allowed certain Psalms in there.Lacy: Oh, yeah. And they're Oh, can I just tell you they're not pretty? One of the other pieces that, where we're having these conversations of consequence in our home too, is that, healthcare workers are exhausted. When their colleagues get sick, you know, they're taking on extra shifts, their shifts are longer in order to take care of patients.At our tiny hospital, the second COVID wing has opened up, the ICU is filling. So healthcare workers are dealing with their own anxiety. And their own faithfulness, you know, they came into this profession wanting to help people. And often our communities, different levels of people's discernment around this can really tick away at their sense of feeling United. So you know that they are all in this together. They can feel like that, that they're fractured from their community and  that can weigh heavy on them.Nathan: I remember sitting in a faculty meeting once and they were talking about bringing the faculty and staff together and kind of building, you know, some sort of community. And my friend was a history professor and his, his specialty was in world war II. He just kind of leans over and he says, well, we need an enemy.That's how you bring people together. There's a common enemy. You know, he was, he was big, somewhat, you know, serious. So what's confused me as I thought at the beginning of a pandemic. And some of these things that, that what we would see is a little of what it seemed like happened during world war II, we're in this together and buying bonds and let's, you know, save flour or whatever to kind of help the cause.And it's really confused me in a sense how that's not happened. And it does seem that some of the greatest divisions are among Christian folks. And, you know, what does church look like and how do we, and then the interactions with each other  have not been good and been really, really destructive.So I'm wondering if you had any, any thoughts about that or any potential ways to move forward or we can move forward.Lacy: I think that our experience as a family that has a healthcare worker as a main member of our family has implications for the division that maybe we feel as a nation. I wonder if Christians could see healthcare workers as fellow human beings. Who longed to have encounters with Christ, even if they can't really verbally articulate that. And the quote keeps coming to mind that we cannot proclaim the good news and be the bad news. So what would it look like, Church, to be the good news? To healthcare workers. And I think that's a, fateful question maybe that we could all live with. What would it look like? Because nurses and techs and doctors and all the folks who, are protecting us. Who are working long hours they're watching. And we can say lots of things. In fact, we write them on posters and we walk them in the streets, but who we are -- that speaks louder than anything else. And I think the next sort of group of people that I have the honor of listening to. And I mean, it, honor, incredible honor, our pastors and educators, and I, get to accompany them in spiritual direction and they're also experiencing incredible divisiveness. Depending on what, the decisions that are being made.  they're meeting resistance on all sides. What would it look like to be the good news to your child's teacher? To the pastor of your church.Nathan: What does it look like for you in this season to be the good news... to love well?Lacy: For us as a family, it means that I'm sleeping on a blowup mattress in the living room. Because my parents live next door. Because of, if Doug gets sick, I don't want to, you know, pass it off somewhere else. To be the good news looks like being vulnerable with people who  find theirselves in a different  place than I am, in terms of what their level of faithfulness is. And, having conversations over zoom, having masked conversations, it means to, for me to actually show up. I've noticed in myself what happens, when I sort of move into that judgmental space. And I mean, it's so easy right now to move there --  it's just so easy. In fact, I feel quite sure that I will, if I listened to this podcast, I'm going to be like, Oh, Lacy.So I almost want to beg forgiveness on the front end. But when I notice I'm moving into that judgmental space, I know that I have moved away from the person in front of me.  it's very difficult to judge up close. and it's easier to judge from a distance. So, you know, I'm, saying if we disagree, can we have a conversation? Can I hear what your point of view, which would you like to hear mine and my experience. I mean, in many ways, this is why I agreed to have the podcast to talk about this a little bit publicly. I want to move in, move closer. So that's vulnerability, moving closer, praying the Psalms. Oh, please definitely pray the Psalms. I thought about taking an Exacto knife and just cutting all the lamenting Psalms up like a little book, just read those, but cutting and pasting is really not my forte. but the other thing that has been a gift, and maybe I can , you know, turn it towards a gift.One of the gifts has been play. We have played more. I have personally played more in this season than I have played in my entire life. I think. Yeah. You know, I was born into a family who knows how to work.I mean, we are workers. I started waiting tables, I bet I was seven when I was, when I could hold plates, hot plates. I learned how to combine work in play, but just flat out play.  It is my youngest daughter who has taught me how to play. And it was out of necessity. It was, we were going to turn on each other and there, and then we were going to have like a homicide of some kind and we didn't do something if we didn't get out of our little house.And so it, it started in the spring and we were outside playing.  I have learned, right now we're out. So we've got a lot of snow this winter and we're out in the snow. We have a dog who had to have her front leg removed last Christmas. Her name is Maggie and she's a border Collie.So she, you know, she moves a lot. She runs the five acres all the time, and it was so difficult for her to learn to walk again without, I mean the back leg, they, they recover quite quickly, but that front leg is such a powerhouse. And she's done a great job moving without it, but I haven't seen her face light up until we got that first snow.And I mean, even as we're talking, I'm watching her outside, running through the snow with those three legs. And I mean, you know, she's hopping with that front leg and that there is just something about snow. That is inviting us to play. And something about Maggie only three legs.  She had cancer. We don't know how much longer we're going to have her with us, but just seeing that playfulness, she puts her nose underneath the snow and throws it up over her back.She kind of burrows down underneath it. She kicks it with her back legs. And it's just really inviting me to play.Nathan: Hmm, that's good.Lacy: And there's, there's something about those two P's right now -- praying the Psalms and Play. And it's again, it's I think it's that intersection of the deep, the deep sorrow of suffering. My grandparents,  got COVID and,  they got it at church.And my grandfather has a CT scan today. There is the very real named losses that are happening right now. And there is an invitation that seems to becoming from God through nature, inviting, inviting me to play.Nathan: Can I tell you about my cat?Lacy: I love cats.Nathan: So I needed a mouse cat. I have this, this barn that I'm working in and it had some mice, so I just need a mouse cat. So, so we, we got this cat that lived on the streets, you know, it was a stray and I didn't think I'd really see him around. You know, skiddish, whatnot. This cat. Oh my goodness. Well, first off it's like a dog.He follows me, like when I take walks, he walks with me and his little tail drags in the snow and he's just the most loving cat and. It has felt like play me and this cat, like we walk around together and I'm doing things around the yard and it, it just has felt like this little companion that God has given me the midst of this.So many adults struggle with play, self included. It's is there any word that you might give to people who hear you say play and they kind of, yes, but I don't know how to do that.Lacy: Yeah. First of all, think back to when you were a child, what did you do in your, in your, when you were very young? That you really enjoyed? Play can involve like a glorious loss of time. So when did you lose track of time and what did you do?Did it have something to do with being outside? Did it have something to do with creating something? Did you lose track of time as you were creating something? Did it have to do with telling jokes? You know, as my grandparents have suffered from COVID the last couple of weeks, this is  my grandparents that are the funniest. I learned to tell my first jokes from this grandmother and, in her deli on 42nd street in Odessa, Texas.  I learned to laugh with her she's hysterical. So we've been talking about all the different jokes that we used to tell and the funny things that happened as we worked in restaurants together over the years.So are there some things that you used to do with people that you love, that, you lost track of time that gave you that sense of being connected with someone bigger than yourself?Nathan: I love this phrase, glorious loss of time.Lacy: And it's not the kind of glorious loss of time that's happening right now in a pandemic. One more like we're on, you know, somebody says what's today's date and it's like, it's March three, four, or whatever.Nathan: That's where you forget, you forget that you're bound to a clock, right. And just, just, Oh my goodness. It's two in the morning. Wow.Lacy: Yeah, exactly. Exactly. So I am very uncoordinated. I have like low level coordination. But long ago, um, when I was at, I was a teacher at new covenant Christian school in Penfield, New York. And at this charismatic Christian school, in chapel, Wednesday chapels, the kids danced.And I come from a Baptist tradition and no adults don't even dance. Nobody danced. That's Southern Baptist. There are other Baptist traditions that are, are wonderful dancers. This was new to me and the children taught me to praise God and dance at the same time, but the kiddos taught me. So I would say to someone who's like, I'm not sure I know how to play.If there's a child around, ask them to teach you. So this is their mother tongue, and so they can teach you to speak it. So that would be the other. how about trying out dancing? There is a song that's come out of South Africa called the... I think it's called the Jerusalem dance and we found a couple of YouTube videos on it and we're practicing.This is kind of a lot throwback to 1980s line dancing and we're practicing it in our house. It's really kind of a lot of fun. I'm terrible...Nathan: Right. I believe you on both ends. How is play a spiritual act or can it be a spiritual act?Lacy: Oh, absolutely. Play as a spiritual act in many ways. One is that it helps us forget ourselves, but not in the sense of self rejection, but because there, there are, there's sort of two ways to go in forgetting ourself. Forgetting ourselves in freedom, means that we still have a sense of self forgetting ourselves in rejection is separation.So, so play invites us to, forget ourself through self acception. And that means that we're being accept. We receive ourselves as being accepted by God, and we show up with all, all of who we are. So play very much invites us into that. We can set ourself aside because we're fully there. play also helps us to experience unity.One of the ways that my youngest daughter explained unity to me once was, you know, mom, when I'm on the back of, Pepper, that's one of our horses and she's trotting, I know the difference between me and her, and when she moves into a gallop, I know the difference between me and her, but when she breaks into or run, I don't know the difference. And play helps us experience that unity with , often, with God.And with another, that, that we feel that deep sense of being connected. I mean, when we're dancing this Jerusalem dance and we actually nail off, well, we, when I actually nail all the moves Anwen nails and every time there's a sense of glorious unity between us and the Melody and beat of the music, it's it brings incredible amount of joy to us.Nathan: Sometimes when I'm looking at nature and I'll, I'll see a bug or a bird or something, and I'll, I'll just kind of go, you're just playing around. Aren't you like? Like there just feels to be this playfulness in the w there is no reason to make that flower so intricately beautiful. So I  think God plays.Lacy: One way, way that we have played is by watching movies together lately. That's, that is a way play. And we have watched a movie called my octopus friend.Nathan: Oh, I saw thatLacy: Oh, you know, he talks about octopus and how this particular octopus plays. So animals do play. And one of the things that I think play does for us as a spiritual practice as well is it opens us to be learners.I mean, when we have a sense of play, we are not trying to get things perfectly spot on. I mean, our inner compulsion for failure takes a break. And we can learn more. So if we have this sense of play in our lives, then our inner compulsion around getting things exactly right. And I mean, that's true right now in the pandemic.Right. For, for us as a family with a healthcare worker, we can have an inner compulsion, like, you know, where's our mask. you know how much hand sanitizer can one person schlep around town picking up groceries? I mean, we, when we, anyway, we got a bottle of some that smelled terrible. In fact, we all agreed that it smelled like horse manure or so we're walking around feeling like we smell so bad.With this hand sanitizer anyway. So what play can do is to help us lower that compulsion that we're all having right now, wherever your faithfulness lies.Nathan: Lacey, thank you for your vulnerability, sharing your story.Lacy: You asked me in the beginning, what did I want people to know? I think I want people to know the thing that I have wanted to know, which is that you're not alone. We're not alone.Nathan: I'll take it. Thank you friend.Lacy: Thanks.

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … Elin Angharad – Tro’r Tir Mae Elin Angharad o Fachynlleth ym Mhowys wedi dechrau busnes yn gwneud ac yn gwerthu ategolion lledr. Dyma hi’n sôn wrth griw Troi’r Tir am sut cafodd hi’r syniad o ddechrau’r busnes a sut aeth hi ati i’w sefydlu… Ategolion lledr - Leather accessories Sefydlu - To establish Ymddiddori mewn - To take an interest in Dilyn gyrfa - Pursue a career Gweithdy - Workshop Profiad Gwaith - Work experience Penblwydd Cardiau Draenog - Bore Cothi Merch arall o Bowys sydd wedi sefydlu busnes ei hunan ydy Anwen Roberts a hi oedd un o westeion Shan Cothi yr wythnos yma. Mae ei chwmni, Cwmni Cardiau Draenog, wedi bod mewn busnes am 10 mlynedd ac mae gan Anwen gynlluniau arbennig am sut i ddathlu hynny. Arbenigo - To specialise Cyfoes - Modern Dylunio - To design Casgliad - A collection Yn go llwm - Really tough Personoleiddio - To personalise Yr amrywiaeth - The variety Arddulliau - Styles Anhygoel - Incredible Archeb - Order Richard Burton – Aled Hughes Wel am syniad da, ond’ ife? Tybed beth fydd yr anrhegion bach – cewch wybod os wnewch chi archebu cardiau gan Anwen! Roedd yr actor Richard Burton yn dod o Bontrhydyfen yn Nghwm Afan yn wreiddiol, a tasai fe’n fyw basai wedi dathlu ei benblwydd yn 95 oed yr wythnos yma. Cafodd Aled Hughes sgwrs am yr actor byd enwog gyda Sian Owen, ei nith, sy’n dal i fyw ym Mhontrhydyfen. Cof plentyn - A child’s memory Atgof - a recollection Ffili symud - Couldn’t move Mo’yn mynd lan loft - Wanted to go upstairs Enw’r Clip: Clip Penblwydd Bryn Terfel Rhaglen: Dewi Llwyd Seren fyd enwog arall oedd yn dathlu ei benblwydd yr wythnos diwetha sef Bryn Terfel a fe oedd gwestai penblwydd Dewi Llwyd fore dydd Sul. Dyma i chi flas ar y sgwrs ble mae Dewi’n holi Bryn a oes yna bendraw i yrfa canwr opera… Pendraw - An end Unwaith yn rhagor - Once more Heb os nac oni bai - Without doubt Cynulleidfa yn cymeradwyo - The audience applauding Mwyniant - Pleasure Cydnabyddiaeth - Acknowledgement Cymhelliad - Motivation Beirniaid - Adjudicators Clod - Praise Cyffelybu - Compare Tony Ac Aloma - Cofio ‘Falle nad ydy’r ddeuawd Tony ac Aloma o Sir Fôn yn sêr byd enwog fel Bryn Terfel a Richard Burton, ond er hynny digwyddodd rhywbeth iddyn nhw mewn caffi yn Nhregaron yn y chwedegau wnaeth iddyn nhw ddechrau meddwl eu bod nhw wedi cyrraedd! Dyma’r ddau yn hel atgofion gyda John Hardy… Deuawd - Duet Hel atgofion - Reminiscing Sêr y byd - Global stars Pres - Arian Pa mor boblogaidd - How popular Ffefryn - Favourite Gwyndaf Lewis - Geraint Lloyd Tony ac Aloma oedd rheina, sêr canu Cymraeg yn y chwedegau a’r saithdegau, yn cofio am ddigwyddiad arbennig yn Nhregaron. Cafodd Geraint Lloyd gyfle i longyfarch Gwyndaf Lewis o glwb Ffermwyr Ifanc Hermon am ennill gwobr ‘Cefnogwr Cymunedol y Flwyddyn’. Beth yn union oedd Gwyndaf wedi ei wneud i ennill y wobr? Wel llawer iawn o bethau, fel cawn ni glywed yn y clip nesa ’ma… Gwobr - Award Cefnogwr Cymunedol - Community supporter Enwebu - To nominate Yn llawn haeddu - fully deserve Ymdrechion rhyfedda - the most amazing effort s Hyfforddi - To train Elusennau - Charities Llwybr arfordir - Coastal path Cyfwerth â - Equivalent of

What has your week been like? Hear about ours (we hope you laugh!) and also check-ins from Rob in Houston, Texas, and Anwen from New Zealand. We cover Bono's Full Irish playlist as well as chat about his 60 songs and accompanying fan letters. What is your favorite? We collect more romantic duet examples for Bono and Edge to perform and so many more shenanigans. Come along for the ride! twitter: @the_gardentarts instagram: @the_gardentarts --- 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/thegardentarts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegardentarts/support

Welcome to episode 2 of the F23 Podcast. This week finds me, Jamie, in conversation with DiscoWiccanChaosMagiciZen Priestess Anwen Fryer Burrows who delivered the naming ceremony for my children and is a founding member of Festival 23. She talks about magic, pilgrimage, temples and worship. There's a slight break in the audio talking about rune cards so be ready for that it doesn't detract from an excellent conversation.Find Anwen at the following Twitter handles @AiryFairyNews @festival23COD @GoddessTempleII Or at her website https://www.airyfairy.org/Thanks to https://dragondreams.bandcamp.com/ for incidental musicTheme by Daisy Eris Campbell and Tom Baker

Lucy is joined by Anwen from New Zealand this week for a thoughtful, intelligent examination of every aspect of this week's episode (yes, including the nut tappin'). Plus, the return of Comic Talk. Enjoy! This podcast is made possible by listeners like you (and you too) who have supported us at patreon.com/jasonandkaren. Thank you for the support guys. It's truly appreciated. If you'd like to give us a call, you can call us at (650) 485-3323 or email brains@podcastica.com. Look for us on Facebook at facebook.com/deadcast and on Twitter at twitter.com/jasonandkaren. You can download, subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts or in iTunes by going to walkingdeadcast.com/itunes. Support the show.

In today's episode host Jean Menzies is joined by author and academic Anwen Hayward. They discuss Anwen's retelling of the Medusa myth, her PhD research, the intersections between creative writing and academia, and monsters in Greek and Romann myth. That's Ancient History on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thatsancient Anwen on twitter: https://twitter.com/kyatic Here, the World Entire by Anwen Hayward (medusa retelling): https://amzn.to/2Xth8nK My database of myth retellings: https://morejeansthoughts.wordpress.com/classical-myth-retellings/

Special Guest: Anwen Bottois, Associate Director - People Strategy, University of Salford Anwen is currently the Associate Director, People Strategy leading the teams that are shaping the employee experience at the University of Salford.  This covers leadership, management and colleague development, organisational development, strategic projects, reward, recognition, performance, data analysis that enables them to make informed decisions, all underpinned by creating an inclusive and diverse environment for all. A key project that her team has been leading is development of greater flexibility in the workplace. They’ve been piloting this approach within the HR Team. Anwen joins us to share how they have been developing greater flexibility and principles to consider in making decisions on flexibility to enable colleagues to really make their best contributions to the organisation. We also discuss how this has been working for them including the wider benefits this has had for the team and the organisation, beyond just creating more flexibility. Greater flexibility at the heart of how they operate as a team has created greater trust, autonomy and a more supportive and creative environment.  There are challenges that exist but these challenges are a great opportunity to understand their organisation better. Anwen's been an HR generalist for most of her career but over time she has loved getting involved in more complex projects and change activities and she's passionate about HR and the role we play in change, transformation and delivering a successful business every day. Host: Jo Dodds Archive available here

Two college freshman spend a night together. There’s inexperience, miscommunication and things go wrong -- really wrong. One of them calls what happened sexual assault, the other calls it rape. But together, they’ve found a remarkable way to recover, heal and learn.  For this episode, Trey speaks with Stephanie Lepp, the producer of the podcast “Reckonings” about the story of Anwen and Sameer and one night that has changed their lives.

In which we meet our PCs: Colwyn, the Fox, an often-shirtless gadabout who serves as the town's midwife and is sleeping with a witch Winnie, the young Judge of Aratis, wielder of the hammer, who's family came to Stonetop a few generations ago and deposed Sianna the witch Torwen, the Heavy. Found as an infant at the Ruined Tower, covered in storm-markings, and raised as Colwyn's foster-brother. Destined for greatness, it seems, but so far he's mostly a drunken lout. Anwen, the Would-be Hero, driven by his father's sacrifice. Afraid that he's not cut out for this, but also afraid of what he's capable of.

Colwyn has rushed off on his own to the Ruined Tower, leaving Winnie to try and rescue Torwen... but she needs rescuing herself! Anwen shows up to help. Torwen, meanwhile, goes for Round 2 against the monster (with hands! and feet!). It flees! The three PCs regroup. Tensions flare! They decide to pursue the monster back to the Ruined Tower as a storm rolls in from the south!

What an episode, right?? Anwen joins Kristin and Jason this week to break down the latest in Westeros, Season 8, Episode 2, “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.” We go over some big themes, celebrate reunions and much deserved accommodations, and much much more. I think after this episode it’s safe to say no one safe next week. Enjoy!    Plus, this week we announce the winner of our whisky contest.   Much thanks to cello rock band Break of Reality for lending us their cover of the Game of Thrones theme for our intro music! They're fantastic and you can find more from them at breakofreality.com. housepodcastica.com dragons@podcastica.com facebook.com/housepodcastica  twitter.com/housepodcastica instagram.com/housepodcastica podcastica.com

It is the penultimate episode of season 7, and for the entire rewatch itself!  Anwen from New Zealand joins Kristin this week, and they discuss this beautiful, tragic, badass episode that is “Beyond the Wall.” Enjoy! We are almost there!! Much thanks to cello rock band Break of Reality for lending us their cover of the Game of Thrones theme for our intro music! They're fantastic and you can find more from them at breakofreality.com. housepodcastica.com dragons@podcastica.com facebook.com/housepodcastica  twitter.com/housepodcastica instagram.com/housepodcastica podcastica.com

After a college party, Anwen* and Sameer* went back to a dorm room. What happened that night was confusing and horrible. But in this story we get the rare opportunity to hear both of them grapple with what happened in a way that is both surprising and meaningful. Warning, this story contains graphic descriptions of sexual violence. *Names have been changed. This piece was adapted from the podcast, Reckonings, produced by Stephanie Lepp, and found online at www.reckonings.show. You can find a link to the full story, called A Survivor and Her Perpetrator Find Justice, here. Producer: Stephanie Lepp Original Score: Leon Morimoto

It’s another episode from down under as Kristin is joined by Anwen from New Zealand for season 6, episode 6, “Blood of my Blood.” Listen in as they discuss everything from religious power grabs to what exactly that glorious weapon was in Benjen’s cold hands (see what I did there?). We are weekly now with our episodes, as we settle in to our normal routine waiting (im)patiently for season 8 on April 14, 2019! CONTEST! Win a bottle of Limited Edition House Baratheon Royal Lochnagar 12 YO Whisky! I (Jason) have already finished off a bottle myself and it's really goooood.  To enter you must: • Be 21 and in the United States. • Go to iTunes or Apple Podcasts and subscribe to House Podcastica if you aren’t already. (Rate and review for bonus points!) https://apple.co/2HwWCLX • Go to facebook.com/housepodcastica and Like the page if you haven’t already. • On that same page, comment on the post about this contest letting us know you Liked the page and subscribed to the podcast. We'll announce the winner in our first episode after the season 8 premiere. Good luck! Much thanks to cello rock band Break of Reality for lending us their cover of the Game of Thrones theme for our intro music! They're fantastic and you can find more from them at breakofreality.com. housepodcastica.com dragons@podcastica.com facebook.com/housepodcastica  twitter.com/housepodcastica instagram.com/housepodcastica podcastica.com

This week, Anwen from New Zealand joins the podcast to discuss Season 4 Episode 9, “The Watchers on the Wall.” What an episode to revisit!! Enjoy! Much thanks to cello rock band Break of Reality for lending us their cover of the Game of Thrones theme for our intro music! They're fantastic and you can find more from them at breakofreality.com. Can we get 5 more reviews before next week? Thanks for the 6 reviews this past week! You’re all awesome! Remember you can send us feedback too in a few different ways! housepodcastica.com dragons@podcastica.com facebook.com/housepodcastica  twitter.com/housepodcastica instagram.com/housepodcastica podcastica.com  

Sameer met Anwen freshman year. He was into her, and they started seeing each other. Then one night, after a fraternity party, Sameer convinced Anwen to come home with him — which is when he coerced her into sexual activity. Their senior year, Anwen invited Sameer into a process of restorative justice. This story features *both* Anwen and Sameer, talking about how they worked through sexual assault using restorative justice. What does it sound like for a survivor to get her needs met? What does it sound like for a perpetrator to take responsibility for his sexual abuse of power? Heartfelt thanks to the Friend Foundation, Varda Rabin, and David Karp at the Campus PRISM Project, which helps universities explore the possibility of applying restorative justice to sexual assault: www.skidmore.edu/campusrj/prism.php

John Hurt as Artist is a new exhibition in Norfolk which reveals a less well-known side of the actor who died last year. Sir John Hurt's widow Anwen discusses the mainly figurative paintings and drawings which mostly relate to the actor's off-screen life, but also include self-portraits of him in prosthetic make-up for his role as John Merrick in The Elephant Man from 1980. Ian McKellen is playing King Lear in the West End and recently Anthony Hopkins played him on television. Accompanying Lear on his bleak and tragic journey is his Fool. Karl Johnson, Fool to Anthony Hopkins' Lear, and Lloyd Hutchinson, McKellen's Fool, discuss the way they approach this enigmatic figure.Recently we've been offering inspiration on holiday reading to help you choose which books to cram into your suitcase. Today New Statesman book critic Sarah Ditum concludes the series with a set of recommendations for people holidaying closer to home, in the UK and Ireland. Presenter Kirsty Lang Producer Jerome Weatherald.Main image: Sir John Hurt printmaking. Credit: Andi Sapey

The “vividly rendered” / Anwen as Jeanne edition. For the fiftieth episode of Cultural Capital we show our utter professionalism by doing what we always do, we talk about films. And briefly talk about ourselves talking about films. We review Sebastian Leilo’s Disobedience, open the Cultural Capital film diary, Anders and Andy walk through Jurassic Park Fallen Kingdom, share a montage of some of our favourite bits of our two years on the wavs, and count down our favourite films about faith. Will Eloise mention Barbara Stanwyck? Can we avoid naming Night of the Hunter? And which film turns up on two lists? Listen in. 00:57 - Disobedience 16:58 - Cultural Capital Film Diary 19:27 - Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom 26:30 - Happy 50th CultCap montage 31:02 - Top 3 Films about faith Twitter: @TheCultCapPod Facebook: The Cultural Capital Podcast

In the second episode of Room for Everyone we discuss Social Housing in Australia, its history and current manifestations. We also look at other alternatives to provide for people's housing needs outside of the market. With your hosts Raff, Anwen, Paul, Liv and Laura. Music by Madness and Holy Locust.  Artwork by Tommy Ford, from Saveoursirius.org   

South Coast Stories Episode 8 – Accessibility This week we chat about Accessibility with Anwen Handmer Anwen Handmer is a visual artist, mother, student, member of the board of disability services and a person with a disability. We talk about accessibility in the built form, art, getting in the water at surf club and fundraising…

This week on our Game of Microphones Series Rewatch, join Lord Stirling, Lady Kristin, and special guest Lady Anwen, First of Her Name, to dissect Game of Thrones Season 2 Episode 8, "The Prince of Winterfell".  So much good stuff to talk about this week as we explore the themes of fear, honor, sacrifice, observe and quantify how our favorite characters paths are molded by those around them, question if Shae was a faceless man, witness Arya hoodwink the God of Death yet again, as just one instance of a larger trend, look on in terror and shame as Theon dooms himself to Reekdom and decides not to "abandon ship" (Iron-born pun!), staying at Winterfell after Yara attempts to set his course straight (Sorry, I can't help myself with these Iron-born puns, apparently).  The morning sky is red, Theon.  Take warning. Hope you all enjoy this, another in a string of mega-sized episodes, clocking in at 2:29:41   Please *support Game of Microphones for free* by trying Audible free for a month and getting a free audiobook at audibletrial.com/GoM  It helps a lot and you don't even have to spend a penny! Subscribe in iTunes: gameofmicrophones.com/itunes Episode download: http://traffic.libsyn.com/gameofmicrophones/GoM_60.m4a Email: ravens@gameofmicrophones.com  Phone: (813) JOFFREY, that's (813) 563-3739 Facebook: facebook.com/gompodcast Twitter: @GoMPodcast Instagram: @GoMPodcast Produced by NoCTu Studios

The "Birth of the Talkies" edition Author and film critic Anwen Crawford joins Andy, Eloise and Anders to talk the highs and lows of week 2 of MIFF. Get a ringside seat as Eloise and Anwen take on Andy over Todd Haynes’ Wonderstruck, marvel at the dizzying representations of queer identity on show and slow all the way down take in the full majesty of Abbas Kiarostami’s final feature 24 Frames. All this and more. 1:00 Dawson City Frozen Time 8:08 The Butterfly Tree 10:58 Wonderstruck 24:00 BPM 29:01 The Ornithologist 31:45 God’s Own Country 34:30 A Fantastic Woman 37:35 Still Life 41:10 24 Frames 43:05 Austerlitz Facebook: Cultural Capital Podcast Twitter: @TheCultCapPod

Ar benblwydd Anwen y dylwythen deg, mae mam a dad wedi rhoi hudlath hudol newydd sbon iddi. Wrth fynd i chwarae gyda Gwydion a Llew yn y goedwig, mae'n gorfod dysgu ei defnyddio ar frys mawr.

'The old pagan gods, when ousted by Christianity, took refuge in the rivers, where they still dwell' - Old English saying David Bramwell has a fascination and fear of water. He grew up by a water tower, close to the heart of Doncaster: a place of mystery and wonder to him, the highest building in the area, almost a kind of temple. 'We have wandered too far from some vital totem, something central to us that we must find our way back to, following a hair of meaning' - Alan Moore With deep thought from cult author Alan Moore, the witches of Sheffield, ex-steel workers and the conservationists of Yorkshire, musician David Bramwell plunges into the river Don to celebrate its return to health and the revival of the worship of its goddess, Danu - the river's original name from pre-Roman times. It's also an underwater musical experience for the listener... blending the sounds of the rivers, canals and streams of the Don, recorded with hydrophones, into new music, new sounds, with Bramwell's compositions. Bramwell travels up the Don to its source, backwards in time, uncovering the history of its days as an industrial heartland, now a regenerated river - banked by forests of figs and swum through by deer. He meets John Heaps who, as a teenager in the 1970s at the steel works, was instructed to throw cyanide in the river by the bucket-load; takes a boat with Professor Ian Rotherham, of Sheffield Hallam University, who guides him through the decaying, yet reviving industrial landscape of the city; hunts fresh fish with river expert Chris Firth of the Don Catchment River Trust; stares up at Vulcan on the Town Hall roof, the harsh overlord of industry, with folklorist and lecturer David Clarke; and hears from witches Anwen and Lynne Harling (also an archaeologist, handily), trying to bring back recognition for the goddess of the river. But this is also a mystical journey - searching out the 'spirit of this dark and lonely water', in an attempt to come to peace with Bramwell's own fear, perhaps to atone for the wrongs committed to Danu by Vulcan, in the name of progress and industrialisation. Going under, with Between the Ears. Producer: Sara Jane Hall Music and words performed, written and presented by David Bramwell. Clips from Lonely Water (1973) from The COI Collection, courtesy BFI National Archive. The film can be view on the BFI player, see link below.

On this weeks episode a Festival 23 warm up special featuring Anwen talking about the festival as well as music from AOS3 and Barringtone. Buy tickets for Festival 23 here: https://festival23.nutickets.com/16132  Allan Scorer (Truth Hurts) To find out more: https://www.facebook.com/truthhurtsevents/?fref=ts  Tickets for the Cow Social/Milk the Cow Podcast Livewww.milkthecowpodcast.com/tickets  In the studio:Allan Scorer and Mike Cow. Twitter: @mikecow1 @mtcpodcast Instagram: mtcpodcast Producer: Danny H Artwork: Koops  BUY Porklife here:http://www.milkthecowpodcast.com/merch/porklife Sponsor: Sheath Underwearhttp://www.sheathunderwear.com/https://www.facebook.com/sheathunderwear  ENTER DISCOUNT CODE ‘cow’ when you checkout for 20% discount Sponsor: Bryte Screen and Digital http://www.bryte-digital.com/ Sponsorship/advertising/guest spot enquiries:mtcpodcast@mail.com   Please comment, rate and subscribe and download for FREE on iTunes to help the podcast reach more people, it makes a huge difference. One love. FTDCH.xhttps://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/milk-the-cow-podcast/id935323009?mt=2 )  

Farmers on farming. We interviewed working farmers. These are their voices. ​​For this verbatim play, writer Bethan Marlow has interviewed farmers across the country. They've spoken about food and fair prices, diversification and change, and about their hopes and fears for the future. We'll be taking this unique project to agricultural shows across the UK, but you can hear all the stories and more in this podcast series. Written by Bethan Marlow Performed by Angela Bain, Susan Brown, Anni Dafydd, Robin Griffith, Robert Mountford, Howard Ward Directed by Elizabeth Freestone Recorded at Pure Soho Studios, London

 Anwen Cooper from Get Fruitful Marketing is our guest this week. Anwen brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experiance and talks to us about how to win and retain your best clients. Links mentioned in the show: West Kent B2B -  Get Fruitful  - Marketing - https://twitter.com/GetFruitfulNow Subscribe to The Getting Ahead Podcast on Soundwise

 Anwen Cooper from Get Fruitful Marketing is our guest this week. Anwen brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experiance and talks to us about how to win and retain your best clients. Links mentioned in the show: West Kent B2B -  Get Fruitful  - Marketing - https://twitter.com/GetFruitfulNow 

In this week’s podcast we look at a special edition of the Stella Prize count, a survey uncovering the gender divide in Australian literary criticism. Then we look at the rise of the Australian music critic Anwen Crawford. And finally we chat The Readings Prize, an award dedicated to Australians authors of debut and second books.

This week music critic for The Monthly Anwen Crawford programmed a fascinating hour of music on Out of the Box. Her book Live Through This about the Hole album of the same name has just been released in Australia. We chatted Courtney Love, New York, music and female confidence!

Cysteinproteasen, zu denen zahlreiche Cathepsine zählen, spielen eine wichtige Rolle in (patho)physiologischen Prozessen, die mit Gewebedestruktion verbunden sind. In diesem Kontext wurden vor allem Cathepsin B extrazelluläre Funktionen bei der Tumorinvasion und -metastasierung zugeschrieben. Es häufen sich jedoch Hinweise darauf, dass auch Cathepsin X an invasiven Vorgängen beteiligt ist. Cathepsin X wird unter anderem in Zellen der Immunabwehr sowie in maligne entarteten Organzellen stark exprimiert. Eine erhöhte Expression des Enzyms wurde vor allem beim Prostatakarzinom beschrieben. Zu Beginn dieser Arbeit war jedoch wenig über die Mecha-nismen bekannt, die für diese Überexpression verantwortlich ist. Durch Stimulationsversuche konnte in einem Prostatakarzinom-Zellmodell (LNCaP) gezeigt werden, dass weder das Androgen Testosteron, welches essentiell für die Entwicklung eines Prostatakarzinoms ist, noch Proteine der extrazellulären Matrix (EZM) in der Lage sind, die intra- und extrazelluläre (Pro)Cathepsin X-Konzentration zu steigern. Ob Cathepsin X bei der Tumorinvasion eine maßgebliche Rolle spielt, war zu Beginn der vor-liegenden Arbeit ebenfalls weitgehend unbekannt. Deshalb wurde die Protease unter Anwen-dung der siRNA-Technik in Prostatakarzinomzellen (PC-3) herunter reguliert und die Zellen im Anschluss auf ihr Invasionsvermögen analysiert. Dabei konnte nach Niederregulation von (Pro)Cathepsin X eine signifikant verminderte Invasivität der Zellen beobachtet werden. Da dieses Enzym nur Carboxypeptidase-Aktivität besitzt, muss eine Beinflussung der Zellinvasivität durch direkte Degradation der EZM allerdings ausgeschlossen werden. Eine mögliche Wirkweise wäre, dass Procathepsin X über dessen RGD-Sequenz an Zelloberflächenrezeptoren bindet und durch Aktivierung von Signaltransduktionswegen die Invasionsfähigkeit der Zellen beeinflusst. In Versuchen mit humanem Plasma und konditio-niertem Zellmedium konnte gezeigt werden, dass Procathepsin X extrazellulär vorkommt und somit theoretisch RGD-abhängig an Adhäsionsmoleküle vom Integrin-Typ binden kann. Im Verlauf dieser Arbeit mehrten sich auch Hinweise darauf, dass Procathepsin X in der Lage ist an EZM- und Plasmaproteine zu binden. Experimente mit rekombinanten Komponenten zeigten eine eindeutige Interaktion mit dem EZM-Protein Fibronektin. Zudem scheint Pro-cathepsin X mit dem Serpin α1-Antitrypsin einen SDS-stabilen Komplex zu bilden. Die ent-sprechenden Bindungsstellen müssen in weiteren Versuchen identifiziert sowie die bio-logische Bedeutung dieser Interaktionen ermittelt werden.

RE PRINTED HERE FROM WIKIPEDIA Synopsis As Rex brings the Torchwood team to America, problems arise on the plane. CIA operatives are plotting to remove them, and poison the only mortal man; Captain Jack Harkness. Gwen, Rex along with the help of a Doctor create an antidote using only items found on a plane. Meanwhile, Oswald Danes is appearing on News Talk Shows and is becoming a trend on many online social networks after breaking down on national television. Plot Rex has Jack and Gwen boarded on a plane headed to Washington, D.C. with fellow CIA agent Lyn Peterfield escorting them. However Gwen's husband Rhys and their daughter Anwen are forced to stay in the UK. Back in Washington, D.C., because no one can die due to the Miracle, Dr. Vera Juarez has her hospital staff focus on treating the least wounded first so they can get them out quickly and have enough beds to treat newer patients. After his release, Oswald is being interviewed on a local talk show but doesn't say much since there is a campaign to have him returned to prison and anything he might say might be used against him. But when the reporter shows him a picture of the girl he murdered, Oswald starts to break down and cries, apologizing to the girl and revealing he was too scared to apologize to the victim's mother, which earns him sympathy from some viewers. As he's about to leave the TV station, PR agent Jilly Kitzinger congratulates him on his interview and offers him to be his agent but he declines, after which a TV staff tells Oswald that wants to do an interview with him. Meanwhile, Vera attends a medical conference where doctors are trying to figure out the Miracle but when a Doctor that his hospital needs more antibiotics, Vera realizes because nobody is dying, people who were suppose to died have become living incubators for bacteria which allows it to grow and become resistant to antibiotics. What's worse, the Miracle is not true immortality as people still aged and grow old. With fears that supplies will dwindle as the undying grows, Vera suggest hospitals needs more painkillers to handle this situation. Later, Vera meets Jilly who actually works for a pharmaceutical company called PhiCorp and convinces Vera they can work together as she can help her. When Director Brian Friedkin suspects Esther and Rex may know too much about Torchwood, he has their security clearances deleted, frames them as spies working for China and orders Lyn to kill Jack with an arsenic pill. However, Esther manages to escape before the CIA catches her and tries to warn Rex. Back on the plane, Jack realizes that he's being poisoned which both Gwen and Rex apprehend Lyn. As Jack is slowly being killed by the arsenic, Rex calls Vera for help. With the help of her fellow doctors at the medical conference and the air stewards on their plane, Rex and Gwen successfully creates an antidote and administers it to Jack. When Jack, Gwen, Rex and Lyn arrive at the airport, they are accompanied by a group of CIA agents, unaware that they are under orders by Friedkin to arrests the three and free Lyn. However, Esther manages to warn Rex which him, Jack and Gwen subdues the agents including Rex twisting Lyn's neck and escape. By the time they come out of the airport, they are greeted by Vera with Rex's painkillers and Esther who is their getaway driver. After Rex gets his painkillers, he, Jack, Gwen and Esther are about to go until Lyn, still with a twisted neck, tries to stop them but because of her condition, they leave her alone and drive off. Broadcast This episode was broadcast on Starz in the US on Friday 15th July. It is due to air on BBC 1 on Thursday 21st of July. International broadcasters in Canada and Australia received the show on Saturday 16th July, where it was broadcast on Australia's UKTV network. reported that this episode on Starz was watched by "1.4 million this weekend, down about 30 percent from last week's debut."  Reception Chris Swanson from WhatCulture gave the episode 4 stars and said "I liked this episode. It wasn't exactly action-packed or anything like that, but it did feature some nice moments, like a conversation between Gwen and Jack about how dangerous being around him is (shades of similar conversations on Doctor Who)." "I also very much liked that they are continuing to examine the logistics of exactly what would happen in a situation like this. Interestingly, no one has yet suggested mandatory birth control, but we do see discussions about the fact that the entire medical industry would have to change from a life-saving position to one that's more about pain management." References Hibberd, James (July 18, 2011). . Inside TV (). Retrieved July 19, 2011. Swanson, Chris (July 18, 2011). . WhatCulture!.

Tom Payne speaks with Anwen Jones, author of 'National Theatres in Context', about the newly formed National Theatre Wales and its opening year.