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“The Ark” takes place 100 years in the future when planetary colonization missions have begun as a necessity to help secure the survival of the human race. In season two, after the brave crew of Ark One reaches their destination and finds it uninhabitable, they must survive long enough to locate a new home for themselves and all the ships that follow.The series from co-showrunners Dean Devlin (“Independence Day,” “Stargate”) and Jonathan Glassner (“Stargate SG-1”), stars Christie Burke, Richard Fleeshman, Reece Ritchie, Stacey Read and Ryan Adams.Christie Burke plays Lt. Sharon Garnet in the new SYFY original series, “The Ark.” Christie's recent television credits include recurring roles on Netflix's “Maid,” Netflix's “The Haunting of Bly Manor” and CBC's “Strange Empire.” Guest star credits include the CW's “Two Sentence Horror Stories” and “Supernatural.” Burke can also be seen in the MGM+ series “Billy the Kid.”Richard Fleeshman plays Lt. James Brice in the new SYFY original series, “The Ark.” Fleeshman can also be seen in the wrestling comedy “Deep Heat” (ITV). He has recently finished filming series such as “Chivalry,” opposite Steve Coogan (Channel 4/ Baby Cow), Neil Gayman's “The Sandman” (Netflix) and “Four Weddings and a Funeral” (Hulu). On the film side, Fleeshman appears in “A Christmas Number One” (Sky TV), and will be featured in “R.I.P.D.2” (1440 Productions). Fleeshman has also starred in a number of theatrical productions on both Broadway and the West End and was nominated for an Olivier Award for his performance in the West End revival of “Company.”Reece Ritchie plays Lt. Spencer Lane in the new SYFY original series, “The Ark.” Ritche's most recent television work includes his role in the CW series “The Outpost.” He made his film debut in Roland Emmerich's fantasy/drama “10,000 BC.” Other film roles include “Desert Dancer,” “Hercules,” “Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time” and “The Lovely Bones” directed by multi-award-winning director Peter Jackson. On the stage, Ritchie performed alongside Dame Judy Dench in “A Midsummer Night's Dream,” directed by Sir Peter Hall at the Rose Theatre in Kingston.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

“The Ark” takes place 100 years in the future when planetary colonization missions have begun as a necessity to help secure the survival of the human race. In season two, after the brave crew of Ark One reaches their destination and finds it uninhabitable, they must survive long enough to locate a new home for themselves and all the ships that follow.The series from co-showrunners Dean Devlin (“Independence Day,” “Stargate”) and Jonathan Glassner (“Stargate SG-1”), stars Christie Burke, Richard Fleeshman, Reece Ritchie, Stacey Read and Ryan Adams.Christie Burke plays Lt. Sharon Garnet in the new SYFY original series, “The Ark.” Christie's recent television credits include recurring roles on Netflix's “Maid,” Netflix's “The Haunting of Bly Manor” and CBC's “Strange Empire.” Guest star credits include the CW's “Two Sentence Horror Stories” and “Supernatural.” Burke can also be seen in the MGM+ series “Billy the Kid.”Richard Fleeshman plays Lt. James Brice in the new SYFY original series, “The Ark.” Fleeshman can also be seen in the wrestling comedy “Deep Heat” (ITV). He has recently finished filming series such as “Chivalry,” opposite Steve Coogan (Channel 4/ Baby Cow), Neil Gayman's “The Sandman” (Netflix) and “Four Weddings and a Funeral” (Hulu). On the film side, Fleeshman appears in “A Christmas Number One” (Sky TV), and will be featured in “R.I.P.D.2” (1440 Productions). Fleeshman has also starred in a number of theatrical productions on both Broadway and the West End and was nominated for an Olivier Award for his performance in the West End revival of “Company.”Reece Ritchie plays Lt. Spencer Lane in the new SYFY original series, “The Ark.” Ritche's most recent television work includes his role in the CW series “The Outpost.” He made his film debut in Roland Emmerich's fantasy/drama “10,000 BC.” Other film roles include “Desert Dancer,” “Hercules,” “Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time” and “The Lovely Bones” directed by multi-award-winning director Peter Jackson. On the stage, Ritchie performed alongside Dame Judy Dench in “A Midsummer Night's Dream,” directed by Sir Peter Hall at the Rose Theatre in Kingston.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

In this episode, Gina from Toddler Mealtimes joins me as we dive into the recent changes in the World Health Organization's guidelines around cow's milk in infancy. When the new recommendations were released, we did a little digging and what we found has left us with more questions than answers. Join us as we explore the confusion, our concerns, and share our advice and recommendations around these guidelines.Listen in and discover:The changes in the WHO recommendationsWhat the Australian guidelines sayExploring the available studies and reviewsOur concerns around the changesThe links between cow's milk and iron deficiencyComparing the cost of formula vs. cow's milkGina's advice if formula costs are too highFind Gina on Instagram at @ginajournet.dietitianConnect with me (Dr Kyla) on Instagram and Facebook!Do you want to easily understand what's in the food you buy without any fear mongering or misinformation? Check out my weekly Chewsday Reviews.Join my online membership programs today! Baby Mealtimes for parents introducing solids, Toddler Mealtimes to navigate fussy eating, Family Mealtimes for guidance when packing school lunches and feeding the whole family, or School Mealtimes to change the way we talk about food in schools.

All the way from the UK, this week Ken welcomes writer, poet, and television producer Henry Normal to the show. Ken and Henry discuss his tea just arriving, what builders drink, Baby Cow, how being a poet was essentially the same as being a stand up in the UK, The UK's alt comedy revolution, Craig Charles, selling merch, punk rock, American stand up comedy, class based society, character comedy, Jack Benny, vaudeville, The Max Brothers, Mort Saul, Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor, Working Men's Clubs, bad blue collar, racism, Dave Allen, Monty Python, Spike Milligan, not punching down, The Comedy Store, Manchester, nightmare gigs, The Black and White Minstrel Show, competing with slot machines, touring with Pulp, The Mock Turtles, Steve Coogan, The Young Ones, Nigel Planer, The Comic Strip, putting all your friends on TV, The North South Divide, being the reigning Daily Mail Young Comic of the Year, Packet of Three, Bamboozled, US v. UK TV, The Royle Family, US Remake of UK shows, Red Dwarf, working class people, The Rockford Files, Sgt. Bilko, Frank Skinner, the trauma that leads to comedy, deaths in the family, Caroline Ahern, Graham Duff, Dr. Terrible's House of Horrible, Marion and Geoff, Human Remains, Ideal, Julia Davis, Rob Brydon, Jonathan Ross, Alan Partridge, why you should always wear a suit, BBC3, Fat Boy Slim, Brain Candy, Alan Car, Robin Ince, Nighty Night, unlikable main characters, The Might Boosh, The Banana Splits, I Am Not An Animal, Peter Baynham, Canadian football fans, making ugly television, making good stuff, things that nobody will ever seen on television, Jessica Hynes, Lizzie and Sarah, Mr. Inbetween, hired killers, and how weird stand up comics are. 

As communicators, we could often do with slowing things down a little. In this moment, Henry Normal – author and co-founder of production company Baby Cow, which he founded with Steve Coogan – explains to Katie how life with his autistic son Johnny has taught him many valuable lessons about how we communicate with one another. From the problem with the question “Why?” to the importance of tolerance and respect, there's more than a few lessons to take away from this heart-warming moment. Come for the feel-good storytelling, stay for the wisdom. Listen to the full episode here: https://abcomm.co.uk/podcasts/episode/episode-06-the-craft-of-communication/

Welcome back to another episode of the Ads and Dunks podcast! Ads and Dunks are back for another cracking podcast and this week they are challenging all listeners to hit up Apple & Spotify and give Ausmerican Aces a 5 star rating with a HUGE reward off the back of this.If we hit 1000 ratings we are going to organise another MASSIVE GIVEAWAY!Righto, let's get into the show!We are your hosts, Adam Treloar and Josh Dunkley.Ads and Dunks is our new talk show, where we will be giving you next level access to the AFL all the way from Melbourne to Brisbane on a weekly basis.Ads and Dunks comes out every Wednesday night at 7pm AEST.HOSTS:Josh Dunkley:https://instagram.com/joshdunkley_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Adam Treloar:https://instagram.com/adstreloar?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Do you want to sponsor the Ads and Dunks podcast?Hit us up via the details below.Email: tommy@ausmericanaces.com.auFollow all our channels below:Instagram: https://instagram.com/ausmericanaces?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Youtube: https://youtube.com/c/AusmericanAcesSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3yTNtjpRf8cV5vASDTafn4?si=4mhwj7eaRLmhGSyZFRitKQApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/ausmerican-aces/id1585841611TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ausmerican_aces?_t=8aqmGuKRa4I&_r=1Thanks for listening to another episode of Ads and Dunks!See you next week at 7pm! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest this episode is Mary O'Connell - standup comedian, television developer, previous holder of the creative residency at Baby Cow, writer for ITV2's The Emily Atack Show and The Now Show on Radio 4, and noted clowning enthusiast. Speaking at the Edinburgh Fringe back in August, we talk about finances, fighting against being pigeonholed, haunted pubs, TV commissioning trends, identity in comedy, and the joy of silly jokes.

On Sunday it's 20 years since Spike Milligan died and this week Tyler is joined by comedy writer, poet, performer and producer Henry Normal to talk about his memories of Spike and the Goons. Henry, along with Steve Coogan, launched Baby Cow in the late nineties and over the course of 30 years Henry has been closely involved with a wide range of films and television series such as Paul Calf's Video Diary, Coogan's Run, Nighty Night, Philomena, 24 Hour Party People, The Mighty Boosh, The Royle Family, Gavin & Stacey, Mid-Morning Matters With Alan Partridge, The Parole Officer and much much more. Henry talks about listening to the Goons growing up and about Spike in particular, and remembers the time he met him - Spike coined a phrase which has haunted Henry ever since. As a teenager he found he could separate Spike Milligan the Goon from Spike Milligan the Poet having discovered his book Small Dreams Of A Scorpion, and this had a major impact upon him which has stayed with Henry to this day. He also talks about his close collaborations with both Coogan and Caroline Aherne, his poetry, writing and performing as well as working alongside the late Linda Smith. And he has a few words to say about dear old Uncle Baz. Find out about Henry's latest tour, The Escape Plan – details on his website: http://henrynormal.com/

Henry Normal reckons Spike Milligan changed his life, in particular with his 1973 poetry collection, Small Dreams of a Scorpion. Spike's other work - The Goons, the books about the war (Adolf Hitler: My Part in his Downfall and Rommel? Gunner Who?) these were important, but it was the poetry that really made Henry Normal think again. Spike was born Terence Alan Milligan in India in 1918. His family moved to Catford in south east London in 1931. "It was the first time in life I was deprived of everything in vision ... except the sky," he says. There's a lot of Spike in this episode. "I think I'm a good comedy writer - I think I'm the best." He died in February 2002. His gravestone in Winchelsea - which Henry Normal has visited - reads 'Duirt me leat go raibh me breoite' which is Gaelic for I told you I was ill. Henry Normal was born in Nottingham, published his first book of poetry aged 19, and co-wrote The Mrs Merton Show and the first series of The Royle Family before setting up Baby Cow with Steve Coogan. The company's productions include Gavin and Stacey, Alan Partridge and the Mighty Boosh. The presenter is Matthew Parris. The producer for BBC Audio in Bristol is Miles Warde

Couple chores. Flat. Headache. Got ballache in the anti-mandate telegram chat for calling out antisemitism. Went to Kmart. Napped in the afternoon. Cousins new baby cow came. Very cute. Menulog order was late as hell and the food was crap. Feel sick. M: 3. E: 3. L: -5.

Born in St Anne's, Nottingham in 1956. Now lives in Brighton with his wife, the screenwriter Angela Pell, and their son, Johnny. He is a writer, poet and TV and Film producer and founder of the Manchester Poetry Festival (now the Literature festival) and co-founder of the Nottingham Poetry Festival. In June 2017 he was honoured with a special BAFTA for services to Television. He co-wrote and script edited every episode of the multi-award winning Mrs Merton show and the spin off series Mrs Merton and Malcolm. He also co-created and co-wrote the first series of The Royle Family. With Steve Coogan he co-wrote the BAFTA winning Paul and Pauline Calf Video Diaries, Coogan's Run, Tony Ferrino, Doctor Terrible and all three of Steve's live tours and the film The Parole Officer. Setting up Baby Cow Productions Ltd in 1999 Henry Executive Produced all, and script edited many of the shows of its seventeen and a half year output during his tenure as MD. Highlights of the Baby Cow output during this time include Philomena, I Believe in Miracles, Gavin and Stacey, Moone Boy, Uncle, Marion and Geoff, Nighty Night, The Mighty Boosh, Red Dwarf, Hunderby, Camping and Alan Partridge,

Matt, Joe & Scoop are back for another edition of Suck My Balls. This week they tackled a topic that has become a big life change here in America, Vegetarianism. After a school field trip to the Cow Slaughter farm, Stan and the boys find out that Veal is Baby Cow. Stan, disgusted by this, enlists the boys to steal and harbor 20 plus baby calves. As a result, Stan elects not to eat meat and as a result, gets sick and comes down with Vaginitis. The show comes to a dramatic conclusion as the boys negotiate the safety of the baby calves. We also talk about trivia, pop culture, our top moments and more. So go ahead and take this free sample home with you, it's delicious. On Twitter & Instagram @SuckMyBallsPod On Facebook @SouthParkPod Email us SuckMyBallsPod@gmail.com Check out our Sponsors:BakedBoysClub.Com - Use The Code "SuckMyBallsPod" for 15% off your order. R&R Pod Network https://www.spreaker.com/rrpodcastnetwork RatSaladReview.com HaminMediaGroup.Podbean.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rat-salad-review/message

Matt, Joe & Scoop are back for another edition of Suck My Balls. This week they tackled a topic that has become a big life change here in America, Vegetarianism. After a school field trip to the Cow Slaughter farm, Stan and the boys find out that Veal is Baby Cow. Stan, disgusted by this, enlists the boys to steal and harbor 20 plus baby calves. As a result, Stan elects not to eat meat and as a result, gets sick and comes down with Vaginitis. The show comes to a dramatic conclusion as the boys negotiate the safety of the baby calves. We also talk about trivia, pop culture, our top moments and more. So go ahead and take this free sample home with you, it's delicious.On Twitter & Instagram @SuckMyBallsPodOn Facebook @SouthParkPodEmail us SuckMyBallsPod@gmail.comCheck out our Sponsors:BakedBoysClub.Com -Use The Code "SuckMyBallsPod" for 15% off your order.R&R Pod Network https://www.spreaker.com/rrpodcastnetwork RatSaladReview.com HaminMediaGroup.Podbean.com

Matt, Joe & Scoop are back for another edition of Suck My Balls. This week they tackled a topic that has become a big life change here in America, Vegetarianism. After a school field trip to the Cow Slaughter farm, Stan and the boys find out that Veal is Baby Cow. Stan, disgusted by this, enlists the boys to steal and harbor 20 plus baby calves. As a result, Stan elects not to eat meat and as a result, gets sick and comes down with Vaginitis. The show comes to a dramatic conclusion as the boys negotiate the safety of the baby calves. We also talk about trivia, pop culture, our top moments and more. So go ahead and take this free sample home with you, it's delicious.   On Twitter & Instagram @SuckMyBallsPod On Facebook @SouthParkPod Email us https://www.spreaker.com/rrpodcastnetwork RatSaladReview.com HaminMediaGroup.Podbean.com

Baby Cow Surprise & Some Home Haircuts Gone Wrong  On Today's Show: We surprised Gawndy & Maz with the ultimate happiness boost, 2 baby cows in the flesh Maz is chatting when home haircuts go wrong, it turns out Gawndy & one of our listeners are experienced in this. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've been doing weekly emails for a while now, but it's time to add audio to the game! Introducing a weekly podcast featuring farm stories, an inside look at upcoming harvests, plus gardening and homesteading tips. In this first episode we talk about what it was like having a new calf born on the homestead, what the crops are doing in this continuing hot weather, and we answer some gardening questions sent in by one of our Fall Gardening Workshop guests. For feedback, requests, and questions, send an email to trey@stjosephhomestead.com

To celebrate National Poetry Day’s 25th anniversary, join writer, producer and comedian Henry Normal as he reads and discusses his favourite poems, and the lines of poetry that speak truth to him.   Comedy writer behind hit shows The Royle Family and the Mrs Merton Show, Henry founded the production company Baby Cow with Steve Coogan in 1999, going on to produce BAFTA-winning and Oscar-nominated hits including Gavin and Stacey, Red Dwarf, The Mighty Boosh and Philomena. Also a poet, Henry is founder of the Manchester Poetry Festival and co-Founder of the Nottingham Poetry Festival.   Sharing and discussing poems including Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley, Wait for Me by Konstantin Simonov and his own poems The House is Not the Same Since You Left, A Prayer for the Hesitant and Photos with My Son, he speaks about the ever-growing popularity of poetry in allowing us to share universal feelings such as loss, and how writing poems allows him to express his inner life with his family. As Henry’s writing and performing poetry led to a career in comedy, he talks about how becoming a father changed him, and how important it is for men to communicate their emotions.   Tell Me The Truth About Life: A National Poetry Day Anthology, curated by Cerys Matthews, is published by Michael O’Mara Books. Share poems that speak a truth to you via Twitter using #TellMeTheTruthAboutLife.

Igniting courage podcast is the place you go for a boost of courage, either to make a huge leap in life, or to just get through the day! Listen to my friends, who are each regular old people (but also unbelievable badasses) share what courage means to them, how they developed it, and how it plays into their lives every single day. Be inspired in their, and then your own every day courage. Then go transform your life. Today I tube fed a cow...and I was terrified, but I was the most qualified in the room to give this little gal a chance, so I did what I could. This is a special edition episode, filmed in the car right after the event.

In the launch episode of this brand new series NG Meets we sit down with Henry Normal. Born in Nottingham, Henry started life as a poet before moving into the world of comedy, and launched Baby Cow Productions with comedy legend Steve Coogen. Over the years Baby Cow have been behind some of the biggest comedies on television and Henry was co-writer on one of the biggest comedy shows of the 1990's The Royle Family. Having stepped down from his role as MD in Baby Cow Henry now focuses his time on poetry and has released several anthologies, he was also co-founder of the Nottingham Poetry Festival. Here Henry talks to us about his poetry and the literary scene in Nottingham. He also talks about raising an autistic son and how attitudes and support has changed over the years.

Described in the Telegraph as "the funniest man you've never heard of" Henry Normal is an award winning comedian, TV producer, poet and writer. He set up Baby Cow Productions with Steve Coogan and has toured with Pulp. He starred in Packet of Three, and co-write The Royal Family and the Parole Officer. He's done it all.I got him on the pod to talk about - Why he struggled to transfer his comedy to TV.How he picked his stage name and why.Why he founded Baby Cow and how they operate.How to get your start in TV / radio / professional writing.The future of TV in his opinion. AND MORE!This podcast would be useful to anyone interested in TV, radio, professional writing, being a poet and Baby Cow productions. You can stream the podcast here (with show notes) - http://simoncaine.co.uk/ATI/HenryNormalOr get it on iTunes here - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ask-the-industry-podcast/id946220937If you enjoyed it please consider supporting the podcast by becoming a Patron for only $1 (80p) per episode! https://www.patreon.com/AskTheIndustryPodcast Please buy a ticket or three to my Edinburgh Fringe 2019 show - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/simon-caine-every-room-becomes-a-panic-room-when-you-overthink-enoughOr come see me on tour - http://simoncaine.co.uk/PanicRoomEvery little bit helps! Alternatively you can support the show by giving it a review in iTunes or just by sharing the episode with a friend or two!Thanks,SixWant more content from me? Why wouldn't you!Please check out my other podcast - The Audio Time Capsule. In each episode a guest comes on, leaves 20 questions, then a year later comes back on and answers them. I then edit it so they're talking to their past self.Here are the links -iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-audio-time-capsule-podcast/id1303205943Webstream - http://simoncaine.co.uk/AudioTimeCapsulePodcastYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHFZ_FLH1XqrCZysA1nFISwFacebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1008996252556647/?ref=br_rsTwitter - https://twitter.com/audiotimetravel See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our final episode from this year's Llandudno Craft of Comedy festival, Dave Cohen talks Baby Cow, Car Share and more with top producer Gill Isles.

Reality Check: Save Our Skins, Superbob! Alex Fitch talks to the casts and crews of two British Comedy / Science-Fiction films, in Q and As on stage at the SCI-FI-LONDON Film Festival. At Stratford PictureHouse, the director of SOS: Save our Skins, produced by Baby Cow, discusses finding humour in an alien apocalypse, and at […]