Podcast appearances and mentions of barry collins

Today the second episode of a special two-part podcast with Barry Collins – a property developer from Eastbourne who decided to take up the SAS million-point challenge. He had to fly on 15 of the 17 SkyTeam airlines in the last few months of 2024 to learn 1,000,000 frequent flyer points. We last heard from him when, at Jakarta, a fellow frequent-flyer broke it to him that some of his flights didn't actually count ...This podcast is free, as is Independent Travel's weekly newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Thursday and Friday I am bringing you a special two-part podcast with Barry Collins – a property developer from Eastbourne who decided to take up the SAS million-point challenge. Fly 15 of the 17 SkyTeam airlines and you earn 1,000,000 frequent flyer points. All began well …This podcast is free, as is Independent Travel's weekly newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode explores The Shining (1980) and its depiction of the adverse psychological impacts of isolation and lack of community. Spoiler alert: it's bad.Mental Health is Horrifying is hosted by Candis Green, Registered Psychotherapist and owner of Many Moons Therapy...............................................................Show Notes:Join Illuminative Tarot for Working With Trauma to learn creative ways to work with tarot as a supportive partner in the healing process. Presale pricing currently available.Want to work together? I offer 1:1 psychotherapy (Ontario), along with tarot, horror, and dreamwork services, but individually and through my group program, the Final Girls Club. Podcast artwork by Chloe Hurst at Contempo Mint.A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King Decolonizing Trauma Work: Indigenous Stories and Strategies by Renee Linklater, Lewis Mehl-Madrona (Foreword)Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk HorrorThis Could Be Your AI Robot Girlfriend — For $175,000 by Barry Collins 

The team discusses plans to force websites to check visitors' ages, drones causing mayhem and Meta's newly relaxed attitude as to whether social media posts are true or not. Our Hot Software candidate is NordVPN – not a new product, but one that Barry Collins recently found a big help on his travels.

In a special podcast report – recorded in Las Vegas in the small hours of the morning – Barry Collins, Tim Danton and Jon Honeyball discuss what they've seen at the Consumer Electronics Show 2025. Topics include Nvidia's latest graphics chips, a new generation of mini PCs and upcoming developments in laptop screens, AR glasses and gaming handhelds. The delegates also nominate their Hot Hardware picks of CES – a gaming chair with integrated air conditioning, a hot-swap system for phone batteries and an innovative new desktop appliance for laser engraving.

Get ready for the PC Pro Podcast's festive quiz extravaganza! Darien Graham-Smith returns as quizmaster, challenging podcast regulars Barry Collins, Tim Danton, Lee Grant, Jon Honeyball, and Rois Ni Thuama on 2024's biggest tech stories. From AI to product launches, our panel will put their tech knowledge to the test.

In the second part of our special live podcast, Barry Collins, Tim Danton, Darien Graham-Smith, Jon Honeyball and Rois ni Thuama look to the future and predict how technology will change the world in the next decade. We also nominate our Hot Hardware picks of the past 30 years, and take questions from the audience on quite a range of themes.

Part one of a special two-part podcast with a live audience to celebrate 30 years of PC Pro. Barry Collins, Tim Danton, Darien Graham-Smith, Jon Honeyball and Rois ni Thuama look back and discuss the most significant tech innovations and events of the past three decades, before pitting their knowledge against audience members in a short, unseasonal quiz.

Send us a Text Message.What happens when a community's grief transforms into a nationwide movement for child safety? Join us as we uncover the final chapter of the Tragedy in Petaluma, focusing on the riveting 1996 trial of Richard Allen Davis. From the jury's unprecedented two-day field trip to crucial crime scenes to the intense courtroom exchanges between prosecutor Greg Jacobs and defense attorney Barry Collins, we bring you the nail-biting details and strategic maneuvers that defined this high-profile case. Discover the extraordinary security measures in place to protect Davis amidst death threats and the challenges of finding an impartial jury, ultimately relocating the trial to San Jose.Witness the enduring legacy of Polly Klaas through the eyes of her parents, Mark and Eve, whose responses to the tragedy diverged yet were equally powerful. Mark's transformation into a child safety advocate and Eve's solace in meditation and volunteerism illustrate the profound personal impacts of Polly's death. This episode also examines how law enforcement agencies, particularly the FBI, scrutinized and improved their protocols, ensuring that Polly's tragedy would foster better protections for missing children across the nation. We address the critical issue of unequal media coverage for missing children from diverse backgrounds, spurred by the widespread attention Polly's case received.Finally, we explore the controversial California Three Strikes Law, initially championed by public outrage and fear but fraught with unintended consequences. Learn how the law's harsh penalties disproportionately affected non-violent offenders and marginalized communities, prompting a rethink even within Polly Klaas's own family. Dive into the positive outcomes of the Polly Klaas Foundation and the KlaasKids Foundation, which continue to champion child safety and support families of missing children. Be inspired by Jenny Thompson, a former Polly Klaas Foundation caseworker turned FBI agent, whose relentless advocacy led to the passage of the Amber Alert law. Now pursuing a law degree, Jenny's unwavering commitment to protecting children encapsulates Polly's lasting influence on the quest for justice and safety. Support the Show.

PJ talks to Douglas businessman Barry Collins, who says traders and residents feel that none of their problems are being addresses Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's time for the PC Pro podcast's festive quiz: Darien Graham-Smith takes the chair and subjects podcast regulars Barry Collins, Tim Danton, Lee Grant, Jon Honeyball and Rois Ni Thuama to a thorough grilling on the big tech stories of 2023.

On this episode, we bring you playwright and performer, Deborah Shaw, and director and dramaturg, David Agro. Together, they are the dynamic duo behind the production of her, shedding light on how they navigated the choppy waters of the pandemic to bring their creative vision to life. From a casual chat about their first experiences in theatre to a captivating discussion about how audience feedback and critical reviews helped shape their production, this talk is a rollercoaster ride. Deborah heartwarmingly recounts her return to the stage after a long hiatus, crediting an encouraging Grade 8 teacher for sparking her public speaking confidence which eventually led her to craft her own play. On the other side, David speaks passionately about his vision for the show and how his knee-jerk reaction to the script was instrumental in shaping the final production. Finally, we pull back the curtain on the making of her, scheduled to run at the Red Sand Castle Theatre from September 6th to 10th. Discover how Deborah's personal inspirations breathed life into the script, and how David finessed his directorial magic to bring Her to the stage. Be prepared to be swept off your feet as we navigate through the meticulous and iterative process of creating a play. So take a seat, get comfortable, and prepare to be captivated by these brilliant minds of the Canadian theatre scene. It's a performance you won't want to miss! Deborah Shaw Since graduating from Theatre Humber, Deborah has been involved in many productions in Toronto as an actor, stage manager and costumier. Creating and performing in her own work has been a particular joy. She was a founding member of Carpe Dinero (commedia dell'arte), as co-director, co-writer and performer. Deborah has also been the Entertainment Director for the Pirate Festival, and she debuted the role of Susan in the world premiere of the Samuel French Inc. Canadian Play Contest winner, A Year In The Death Of Eddie Jester, by T. Gregory Argall. Always expanding her performing interests, Deborah launched into bellydancing with Arabesque Academy, where she regularly performed as one of the Arabesque Earthshakers. She was also the costumier and backstage manager for Arabesque Canada under Artistic Director Yasmina Ramzy. Deborah recently created her own unique style of dance fusion in her show Raqs Macabre, for which she is the producer, writer, choreographer, costumier and dance artist. The Fringe Festival made it possible for her.—Deborah's second completed playscript—to receive a full staging while other works and ideas have impatiently waited their turn. zippysaidproductions.com Instagram: hertheplay David Agro David and one-person plays have a history together. His professional debut performance, for Heresy 3 Productions at Brock Centre for the Arts, was as Andrei Vukhov in Judgement— the first Canadian production of Barry Collins' harrowing full-length solo drama. David continued to develop his acting and directing skills at the Shaw and Stratford Festivals, where he had the immense good fortune of learning from many of his theatre heroes. A diverse range of experiences in the Toronto area eventually led to his most recent projects— adapting, directing and performing condensed solo versions of plays which have made a lasting impression on him, including Judgement, The Dresser, Bent, Hosanna and The Elephant Man. Exploring the possibilities in solo pieces has become a consuming interest. When presented with the opportunity to make his first foray into The Toronto Fringe Festival as dramaturg and director of Deborah Shaw's original one-actor drama, David felt right at home being part of the company of two that breathed life into her. He recently presented a newly-revised version of his own one-person show, Bedrooms of the Nation. Support Stageworthy Donate: tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy

Forbes contributor Barry Collins joins "Forbes Talks" to discuss Chat GPT.Read the full story on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/barrycol...Subscribe to FORBES: https://www.youtube.com/user/Forbes?s...Forbes newsletters: https://newsletters.editorial.forbes.comForbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbesForbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbesForbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbesMore From Forbes: http://forbes.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Barry Collins and Jon Honeyball report from CES in Las Vegas, discussing the latest news from the world's largest technology show and delivering their verdicts on announcements and demos from Nvidia, Samsung and others.

It's time once more for our annual festive quiz: Darien Graham-Smith takes the chair and subjects podcast regulars Barry Collins, Tim Danton, Lee Grant and Jon Honeyball to a thorough grilling on technology old and new.

In this episode, Iain Macintosh speaks to Sports Interactive's CJ Ramson to get expert guidance on how to deal with a save when it ALL JUST GOES WRONG. The latest edition of More Than A Score takes us to the bucolic Welsh village of Taff's Well. FM Friday author Barry Collins takes us through the challenges of managing a side in Cymru South, the Welsh second tier. Our new feature “What Would Fergie Do?” looks at how early era Alex Ferguson would deal with the current shower in the red half of Manchester. We speak to The Athletic's Andy Mitten to get his expert perspective. And your letters look at release clauses, not leaving a job too soon and the glory years of Doncaster Rovers…

For the final episode of Series 2 we join Nottinghamshire Bat Group member Barry Collins at a Leicestershire Church where he talks to Steve about the works that were undertaken on the church to restore it whilst retaining the Natterer's bat colony living in the fabric of the building. Barry also discusses the importance of churches in the local community as well as how they're adapting to the 21st century and how he, along with dozens of other bat workers, are working with church communities up and down the country to find a solution to retain bat roosts whilst allowing these buildings at the heart of villages to be regularly used.Become a bat explorer in your local church with the Bats in Churches ProjectFind out more about Barry's workFollow the Leicestershire and Rutland Bat Group on twitterFollow Nottinghamshire Bat Group on twitterFollow Essex Bat Group on twitterRemember we're on the lookout for stories and projects to include in the next series of BatChat so if you have a great story to tell, email comms@bats.org.ukJoin the conversation on social media using #BatChat:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BatConservationTrustTwitter: https://twitter.com/_BCT_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/batconservationtrustFor more bat news, head to our website https://www.bats.org.uk/Producer: Steve Roe @SteveRoeBatManCover Art: Rachel Hudson http://rachelhudsonillustration.com/infoSupport the show (https://www.bats.org.uk/donate)

It's time once more for our annual quiz! Darien Graham-Smith plays quizmaster as Barry Collins, Tim Danton and Jon Honeyball compete for the tech trivia crown.

"Firewalking is about everything except walking on fire."Hypnotherapist, coach & master firewalk instructor, Barry Collins, joins us to discuss how firewalking is not about firewalking. It is a metaphor for all the changes and challenges we face in life. Listen in to discover how you might find that more is possible.Episode 188, May 26, 2020Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/Real-Men-Feel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

OMN E068 | The Ultimate Fire-Walker: Barry Collins, founder of the Phoenix Firewalk where he is a Fire Walking Master Trainer. He’s is also a hypnotherapist, coach and Master NLP Practitioner. He has become known as an authority on the psychology of selling and confidence in his area, but everything changed when he completed a charity firewalk and become hooked Don't forget to download my brand new Bulletproof Business App for all these podcasts, upcoming events, accountability, business planning/strategy modules, inspiration and the very best business coaching content you can get!  Download my Bulletproof Business App for Apple! Download my Bulletproof Business App for Android! You can now support the podcast directly by becoming a patron on Patreon! Become an 'Optimised Human' or 'Optimised Entrepreneur' by visiting our Patreon page HERE and sign up to unlock exclusive patron benefits!  Don't forget to connect with me @TheJamieKeeling on Facebook & LinkedIn Let's work together to take your business to the next level - Business Accelerator Programmes: "Helping Construction Business Directors achieve more profit, more growth and more time by improving project management systems and understanding their numbers" Growth Accelerator | Construction Business Mastermind | Bulletproof Mini-Mastermind  Please SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, & leave a REVIEW!  www.optimisemenow.com

Catch up on the biggest news from CES 2019, as Jon Honeyball, Barry Collins and Tim Danton share their first-hand experiences. We cover the Royole flexible display and the latest laptop news, and reveal our favourite products from the show.

We started with news about frequency changes. I joined the VRT Open day and a trip to Wavre, the transmitter site of Radio Vlaanderen International. Director Jan van der Sichel has plans for a satellite transponder for Europe. They will not switch off the medium and shortwave. The World Radio Network is also launching its new English network on satellite. Professor John Campbell explains how clandestine stations have changed and why FM is the biggest enemy to clandestine monitoring. John reviews a new book called Danger Signals? by Barry Collins. He questions whether the unofficial stations are really causing interference to utility services. There news about a Sony radio ICFSW30L, and the ICFSW-55 Sony Style magazine. Note there is a of Radio Vlaanderen International made two years later  

CES special: Tim Danton, Barry Collins and Jon Honeyball discuss the latest announcements and product launches at the world's largest electronics expo.

The first episode of the new podcast series, Pub TalkOn each episode of Pub Talk, I will interview interesting and transformative people involved in the gaming industry. These conversations will explore what's happening to day and tomorrow in the world of gaming. I'm excited about this first episode because I spoke to Barry Collins, the creator of the upcoming FPS horror game Ashen Rift. We discuss his game and the process of realizing his vision. Ashen Rift on Kickstarter >>Click Here

Why is it important to find your passion?On today's show, I wanted to continue my rant from yesterday (why the video game media angers me sometimes) and share with you my motivation for blogging, writing, and podcasting. I also wanted to give mention and thank Barry Collins, the creator Ashen Rift, the upcoming indie game for PC, for a wonderful interview and helping me realize what's great about video games. The interview will air during the weekend podcast.Ashen Rift on Kickstarter >>Click Here

http://www.bfbs.com/multimedia - This month chacha.com, loads of DVDs in the competition, how to choose which iPod is best for you and the news from Barry Collins of PC-Pro

http://www.bfbs.com/multimedia - this month the Sony Ericsson M600i, news from Barry Collins at PC-Pro and another great competition.