Podcasts about Beachy Head

A darkly comic satire about an increasingly deranged leader of a Western power, tensions with Russia and the threat of World War 3 breaking out – sound familiar? That's the premise of Whoops Apocalypse, the 1986 feature film very loosely based on the sitcom of the same name, created by David Renwick and Andrew Marshall. Sadly where the film fails to imitate real life is the presence of a female President in the White House and she's the (relatively) sane one, while her British counterpart (played by Peter Cook) believes unemployment is caused by pixies and is quite happy to encourage those without jobs to leap to their deaths off Beachy Head. The film also features Loretta Swit (M*A*S*H), Richard Wilson, Michael Richards (pre-Seinfeld), Rik Mayall, Alexei Sayle, Ian Richardson, Herbert Lom and John Sessions. Last December for Goon Pod Film Club Tyler spoke to Renwick & Marshall at length about Whoops Apocalypse and how it all came about and he decided to share it with the general Goon Pod listeners as a bonus episode before world events rendered its plot totally tame and entirely plausible. Andrew and David talked warmly about the film and revealed how it was chiefly the lousy scheduling of their earlier television show End Of Part One which compelled them to write the Whoops Apocalypse sitcom, which in turn led to producer Brian Eastman proposing a big-screen repurposing, involving a new storyline and characters. They discussed the writing process, the challenges of casting, the difference between what made critics laugh and audiences laugh and things they wish had worked a little bit better. Goon Pod returns in late March. Goon Pod Film Club can be found here: patreon.com/GoonPod and you can sign up free for a seven day trial. Shows include Kind Hearts & Coronets, A Hard Days Night, Bedazzled (1967), Monty Python & The Holy Grail, Guest House Paradiso (aka the ‘Bottom movie'),Carry On Screaming, Billy Liar and, most recently, It's Trad Dad.

Three great bands from the East Coast of Australia play in Brisbane/Meanjin this weekend – Sydney band Scatter Light play with Brisbane's very own Vinted Vineer and Monstera. We throw in a relatively new Allegra Neve song as well! There are some ‘oldies' in there too; by Slowdive, Galaxie 500 and Beachy Head, as well as some new tracks by Rainsong, Ruby Haunt and Elastic Lights.Looking down is looking up! Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Oi, bellend, if you liked the pod give us a rating, a review, send us some love. After f*cking a wide necked bottle filled with ravioli (scientifically the most f*ckable pasta) we feel guilty about not following our "don't be shit" mantra and start to build up the progressive junk miles for Beachy Head marathon and the Kent 50.General Levy and Tefan Tromboni return, John burns the candle out of all three ends in Barcelona, a lazy dog gets carried down a mountain, a fat cat walks for likes, and we go on the Fyre Festival Sandwich Run. Lewis cleans up a poonami of kitten shit and does some squats whilst running the bath, Baz drops a dress size and Darren throws up at 36,000 feet above Africa in a plane toilet, ticking off a bucket list item and then asks arguably the worst Fact Hunt question ever.A social media villain gets his button mushroom knob out, influencers do anything for a jar of pickled onions and a woman gives birth on Strava.Just you average day here at the Fourth Worst Podcast on Running.

In this episode Larry Gilbert sat down with the multi-talented actor Oliver Trevena, a name synonymous with success in Hollywood, philanthropy, and entrepreneurship. With over 20 years in the entertainment industry, Trevena has seamlessly navigated various roles from acclaimed TV host to award-winning actor, producer, and philanthropist. Trevena's journey in the spotlight began with his charismatic presence as a TV host for major shows like Young Hollywood and The Hollywood Reporter, where he interviewed some of the biggest names in entertainment. He's also fronted red carpets for prestigious award shows, including The Grammys and The American Music Awards. But his career didn't stop there. Over the last few years, Trevena has transitioned from hosting to acting, and what a journey it has been. Oliver has starred in over a dozen feature films, sharing the screen with Hollywood heavyweights like Gerard Butler in Plane, Nina Dobrev and Aaron Eckhart in The Bricklayer, and Olga Kurylenko and Harvey Keitel in Paradox Effect, the latter earning him the Breakout Actor Award at the Rome Film Festival. With the recent Toronto Film Festival premiere of The Cut, where he co-stars alongside Orlando Bloom, Trevena's name continues to rise in Hollywood's elite circles. While his acting resume grows, Trevena is also making waves behind the camera. He produced and stars in Another Day in America, which recently hit the festival circuit, and he just wrapped production on Icefall, starring alongside Joel Kinnaman and Danny Huston. Trevena's upcoming projects include two television shows: Beachy Head, which he co-created with Danny Cannon and stars Dougray Scott, and London Son, both of which he is producing with Pulp Fiction producer Lawrence Bender. Beyond Hollywood, Trevena's impact is felt on a global scale through his philanthropic efforts. For over a decade, he's served as an ambassador for Not for Sale, a worldwide organization fighting human trafficking and modern-day slavery. His dedication earned him an award from the Duchess of York. His passion for humanitarian work doesn't stop there—Trevena produced a documentary in India, spotlighting the importance of female education and raising awareness about forced child marriage. Trevena is not just an entertainer; he's also a savvy entrepreneur. As the founder of Ollywood Media, he's built a thriving business centered around investments, production, and brand creation. Recognized as one of the "Top 20 Entrepreneurs to Watch," Trevena has merged his deep connections within the entertainment world with his creative vision to launch global brands like Allsaints, DOGPOUND, and Next Health. His most recent venture, Caliwater, co-founded with close friend Vanessa Hudgens, has attracted an all-star group of investors including Gerard Butler, Glen Powell, and Ryan Tedder. With a packed schedule of upcoming films, TV projects, and entrepreneurial ventures, Oliver Trevena continues to redefine what it means to be a multi-hyphenate in the modern entertainment industry. Whether he's acting, producing, or leading philanthropic initiatives, Trevena's passion for storytelling and making a difference shines through every endeavor. Tune in to the full episode to hear Oliver's inspiring story of perseverance, the lessons he's learned from his 20+ years in the entertainment business, and how he balances his Hollywood success with his business ventures. Follow Larry GIlbert on ⁠Instagram⁠. Follow the My Fame, Explained podcast on: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube

When Sabine's body is found beneath the cliffs at Beachy Head in an apparent suicide, her sister Elly is convinced she was murdered. Elly's hunt for the killer takes her deep into the secret life her sister kept hidden. Elly has gone to Brighton to pack up her sister's university room and wait for the results of the post-mortem. But things aren't quite adding up, and Elly soon starts to unearth the secrets that Sabine was keeping from her. Sabine is a new five-part murder mystery by Mark Healy. All episodes are available on BBC Sounds now.CAST Elly ..... Sorcha Groundsell Sabine ..... Freya Mavor Mia ..... Aisling Loftus Gabe ..... Tommy Sim'aan Daniel ..... Ivanno Jeremiah Sullivan ..... John Lightbody Poppy ..... Juliana Lisk Elly's Mum ..... Jessica TurnerWritten by Mark Healy Directed by Anne Isger Sound by Keith Graham, Ali Craig and Pete Ringrose Production Co-ordination by Gaelan Davis-Connolly Sabine is a BBC Audio Production for Radio 4

Paul and Paula Ramsden drove the hour or so south to Beachy Head for a picnic, which they enjoyed just feet from the cliff edge. Just before 5pm, they decided to head back to the car. Paul later told how they had been kissing and cuddling but as he walked away to the car he noticed that Paula wasn't with him. To his horror, he saw that his wife had fallen over the edge of the cliff to her certain death... Please support my sponsor: Shopify Access the special offer just for listeners to this podcast at: https://shopify.co.uk/truecrime Find out more about the UK True Crime Podcast: https://uktruecrime.com Join me at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/UKTrueCrime Buy my book 'Gone Fishing' about serial killer Angus Sinclair https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gone-Fishing-Unsolved-Crimes-Sinclair/dp/1914277201 Sources http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/1941812.stm https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/apr/16/paulkelso#:~:text=Mrs%20Ramsden%20died%20after%20she,and%20was%20having%20an%20affair https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9651741/woman-cliff-death-toilet-beachy-head/ https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Cliff+death+suspect%27s+a+bully..he+stole+my+wife+and+ruined+my+dreams%3B...-a084974833 https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/incidents/dark-history-of-beauty-spot-where-hundreds-have-died/news-story/27720b63cf174316ed3d479f8ca25bf0 https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/6761557.husband-branded-a-control-freak/

Universal Flowering Perfumer/Founder Courtney Rafuse is in the Perfume Room today! We discuss everything from her creative process, to why fragrance pyramids are gentle suggestions at best, to the vulnerability that comes with transforming intimate accounts of her personal life into fragrances meant for other bodies (and imaginations and memories). FRAGS MENTIONED: Diptyque Fleur de Peau, Glossier You, Chanel No. 5, Universal Flowering Venus in Tuberose, Kiehl's Cucumber Essences, Demeter, CB I Hate Perfume, Universal Flowering: Gossamer Spirit, Death of a Ladies' Man, Heliotrope Milkbath, Poems One Through Twelve, Beachy Head, Holy Hell, Summer Sauna SHOP: universal---flowering.com || luckyscent.com (code 10pr for 10% off orders $40+) FOLLOW: @universalflowering BOOK A SCENT CONSULT WITH ME: shopmy.us/emmavernon/consults

London mit dem Wohnmobil? England zu Ostern? Ja! Von C wie Campingplatz über R wie Reisepass zu U wie Umweltzone wir lassen kein Thema aus! Die Vorbereitung auf diesen Trip hat Axel echt herausgefordert. Großbritannien gehört nicht mehr zur EU, daher brauchen alle EU-Bürger einen Reisepass, ohne EU-Pass braucht man oft ein Visum, daran merkt ihr schon, es braucht eine Vorbereitung, bevor es losgehen kann. Ob sich der Trip gelohnt hat, ob es eine gute Idee ist den Campingplatz in London zu nutzen, all das besprechen Jan, Thomas und Axel in dieser Episode. Alle Details findet ihr in unserem Blogartikel unter https://www.abgefahrn-podcast.de/?post_type=podcast&p=1459 ## Links - Calais Camping de Grand Gravelot https://www.camping.calais.fr - Samphire Hoe (erster Stop nach Dover) https://www.samphirehoe.com/ - Beachy Head https://www.vintageinn.co.uk/restaurants/south-east/thebeachyheadeastbourne#/ - Birlings Gap https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/sussex/birling-gap-and-the-seven-sisters - Brighton Club Campsite https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/club-sites/england/south-east-england/east-sussex/brighton-club-campsite/ - Abbey Wood Club Campsite https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/club-sites/england/south-east-england/london/abbey-wood-club-campsite/ - Transport for London ÖPNV (Tube, Zug, Bus) https://tfl.gov.uk/fares/how-to-pay-and-where-to-buy-tickets-and-oyster/pay-as-you-go - Transport for London Umweltzone (LEZ, ULEZ, Congestion Charge) https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/check-your-vehicle/ - Avanti on Tour Playlist England 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_97p2DqNj_0&list=PLMRgsI7pwuzc1Ynswf3ZRwBaUXJuqiBU_

A special edition where I walk with Paul Sanders, former Picture Editor for The Times, who thought he had everything he'd worked for and desired until reality visited. With his marriage and private family life failing, stress at unlivable levels, physical and mental health in sharp decline, Paul found himself atop Britain's infamous Beachy Head cliffs, contemplating an ugly end to this chapter. A 'guardian angel' had very different plans it would seem and Paul has now discovered still, a company strapline and a new personal way of life with a camera. He has earned many admirers for his meditative approach to photography and today talks candidly about the healing ways of photography. See the SHOW PAGE and our thanks to the Extra Milers and mpb.com.

A 78-year-old coach driver died in a crash on the M25 after suffering 'a medical episode'and veering across three lanes into the central reservation today. Six teenage girls were also injured but did not require hospital treatment. A 19-year-old woman has said she is too 'afraid to leave the house at night' after she was beaten by a mob of youths shouting 'get her phone'. Chloe Miller had been on her way to her local corner shop with her mother and sister on August 27 when she was attacked on a street in South Norwood, London, leaving her concussed and with heavy bruising all over her body. The father of a 13-year-old girl forced to wait almost three years for her case to be heard has castigated Justice Secretary Dominic Raab after he received a mealy-mouthed letter following media interest in his daughter's case. A young woman drowned in the sea after being swept away by waves as she and her boyfriend took photos of a famous lighthouse near Beachy Head in Eastbourne, an inquest has heard. Pharmacist Dora Mango, 26, was found floating face-down in the sea off the beach in the East Sussex town. Ms Mango and her boyfriend Jerry had travelled down to the coast on a sightseeing trip from their home in Redhill, Surrey. A luxury £200,000 Bentley that was allegedly stolen in London has been found five thousand miles away in Pakistan, according to Pakistani police. The Bentley Mulsanne V8 Automatic was recovered by Customs Enforcement agents following a tip-off which came from a 'friendly nation' the agency said, with local media suggesting it was British intelligence who helped. The man who was spotted scaling The Shard in London this morning is a notorious free climber who has ascended some of the world's tallest buildings. Daredevil Adam Lockwood, 21, is believed to have successfully scaled the UK's tallest building this morning around 5am, before taking a selfie at the skyscrapers summit. Four long-standing Radio 2 stars are set to be replaced by presenters who are on average 25 years younger. The BBC has been accused of ‘rank ageism' after Vanessa Feltz, Paul O'Grady, Craig Charles and Steve Wright – whose ages range from 58 to 68 – announced their departures.

Continuing with our Pirates Summer, we discuss the Battle of Beachy Head, its effect on privateers and pirates, and three men who will have to make some decisions concerning their work life! Our Featured Music is from Hororhaus with the song "Ghost Oppression." --- 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/missionspooky/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/missionspooky/support

Peter Gibbs and the panel are in Eastbourne for this week's horticultural programme. Matthew Pottage, Christine Walkden and Ashley Edwards answer the questions. On his way, Peter stops by the chalky cliffs of Beachy Head. He speaks with Tim Squire, Ranger for the Eastern Downs of the National Park, who tells him all about the unique chalk grassland of the area. In Eastbourne, the panellists suggest some low-growing plants for a windy, coastal terrace, as well as what we can plant now that the weather is warmer than ever before. They also discuss how to water the garden in drought conditions. Away from the questions Matthew heads over to Sienna Hosta nursery to speak with Chris Potts, who explains how they keep their hostas slug and snail free. Producer: Dominic Tyerman Assistant Producer: Aniya Das A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4

Whew. What a scorcher! And the weather's hot too. Slip on your shades, and listen to our interview with the incredibly talented Fiona Sampson, about her subtly structured collection Come Down, and wander with her into organic and resonant evocations of nature infused with memories and undermined by loss.   And instead of hunching over their computer screens, Robin and Peter venture off to Beachy Head to gaze down at the English Channel and the chalk cliffs of the Sussex coast.  There, in the heatwave heat, they muse on some of the highlights of the second season and sip cold beer as a bazillion flying ants issue from the cracked earth. Fiona's new book, Starlight Wood - Walking Back to the Romantic Countryside, is due out in September.Photo of Fiona Sampson by Ekaterina Voskresenskaya. 

Everyone loves pop music, yeah? Just agree. Everyone likes movies, yeah? Of course, you do. So, what could be better than a magical twist of the two? Literally nothing at all. Cocaine donut sex? Get out of town. We'll take pop stars acting ANY DAY. After the fun we had laughing along with The Mighty Quo's antics in “Bula Quo”, this time we've enjoyed the cinematic sortie of that other pair of denim clad, down and dirty rockers, The Pet Shop Boys. Yes, The Pet Shop Boys made a film. Record companies still had money in the eighties, so when Neil and Chris couldn't be arsed touring, they made a feature film instead. What do the teenage pop kids want from The Pet Shop Boys film? We're not sure, but we're pretty certain it isn't dogfights over Beachy Head, Musical Hall comedy, the theory of the structure of time, leering men in postcard kiosks, a bloody big suitcase, Joss Ackland as a blind priest serial killer in high heels, or Chris Lowe throwing a plate of sausage and egg over Babs Windsor's head (she didn't make another film for thirteen years, you know...). Join Joe and John Stalemates on another cough-a-minute excavation of the pop mine, where we'll be hacking up great lumps of laughter. Joe was not keen on the film. John was perhaps slightly more so, but only because one of us had to be, in the interest of BBC style balance. What HAVE you done to deserve this?

COMEDY > Beachy Head is the most popular place in Britain to commit suicide. Standing on top of the cliff a man wants a few minutes to collect his thoughts. His final moments of peace are interrupted by stranger wanting to video his jump ... All parts played (badly) by the infamous Arbuthnot --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arbuthnot-jones/message

"Preeminent Minds" by Nolan Potter from Music is Dead; "Call and Response" by Golden Hallway Music from Rules and Chance; "Disordered Minds" by Grouper from Shade; "Smilehenge" by Tonstartssbandht from Petunia; "Black Stone" by Mount Kimbie from Black Stone Blue Liquid; "Destroy Us" by Beachy Head from their self titled album; "Poleyn" by Smote from Drommon; "Apartment Loop #2" by Bruno Bavota from For Apartments: Songs and Loops; "Preoccupation" by Black Marble from Fast Idol; "Ana Lisan Wahad" by Jerusalem In My Heart from Qalaq; "Recessinater" by Birds of Maya from Valdez

In this week's show, we hear from Ebbsfleet United midfielder Alfie Egan after his side's battling 1-0 win at Eastbourne Borough and he discusses squad rotation, confidence and the looming FA Cup tie at Leyton Orient. Margate winger Ryan Palmer discussing his goalscoring effort in their win over Brightlingsea Regent and his other team - Sunday League stars SE Dons. Erith Town went top of the SCEFL at the weekend and manager Adam Woodward discusses the feelgood factor at the club, with both the first team and U18s flying the flag. Plus we talk James Bond, secret holidays, Beachy Head and loads more besides.

The one where we questioned Lew's music taste

In this episode of Biblioscapes In Discussion I am joined by Brian David Stevens to discuss his work and his books including Brighter Later and Beachy Head.Details of books Brian mentions from his own collection are available on the podcast webpage.Keep up to date with Biblioscapes by subscribing to Euan's weekly Book Club newsletter.

22 year old student Jessie Earl left her bedsit in the town of Eastbourne on May the 15th 1980 and was never seen again. Her parents searched for her and contacted anyone that they could think of but she wasn't located. Sadly 9 years later, her body was recovered at Beachy Head in Eastbourne in suspicious circumstances. She was not the only young woman to go missing in the 1980's. 18 year old Louise Kay had vanished on June the 23rd 1988 and both her nor her car were ever seen again. The question is were these two connected and what really happened to them? Important information provided by: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8778013/Parents-student-22-vanished-40-years-ago-fighting-change-death-certificate.htmlhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-53152687https://www.sussexlive.co.uk/news/history/unsolved-sussex-murder-jessie-earl-4569882https://www.kentlive.news/news/kent-news/new-evidence-emerged-search-missing-1474892https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5945340/louise-kay-beachy-head-mark-williams-thomas-investigation/https://www.brightonandhoveindependent.co.uk/news/crime/police-and-council-respond-petition-dig-brighton-garden-search-body-missing-teen-982160https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/17588959.dig-garden-bid-solve-murder/https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/itv-show-makes-breakthrough-30-12386547https://www.eastbourneherald.co.uk/news/crime/dig-garden-find-body-missing-polegate-teen-petition-asks-983478The petition to Brighton and Hove council to investigate and dig up Tobin's former home: https://www.change.org/p/sussex-police-and-brighton-and-hove-city-council-louise-kay-justiceIf you have any information about Jessie Earl's murder or Louise Kay's disappearance please contact Sussex Police via email 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or call 101 at any time, quoting Operation Silk for Jessie Earl) or Operation Azure (for Louise Kay).Louise's missing person appeal: https://www.missingpeople.org.uk/help-us-find/louise-kay-92-000026CrimeCon: https://www.crimecon.co.uk/Use my code Unseen for 10% off!Music by DL SoundsFollow the Unseen Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-unseen-podcast/id1318473466?uo=4Follow the Unseen Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0xWK7Mu3bTP6oziZvxrwSK?si=QxvyPkZ2TdCDscnfxyeRawFollow the Unseen Podcast on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-unseen-podcastJoin our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/unseenpodFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theunseenpodFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theunseenpod/

Themed Floating and Flying, this show features loads of new releases and some awesome older stuff. Featuring music from Deafheaven, Beachy Head, Ulrich Schnauss, Daniel Avery, A Place to Bury Strangers, DIIV, Masayoshi Fujita, and many more. This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Tons of new music for July. Here is the list:Kitchen Sink # 116 Playlist Magic Castles – Sunburst (new, Sun Reign, Minneapolis psych rock with Jason Edmonds) Break 1 Dinosaur Jr – And Me (new, Sweep It Into Space, Amherst MA indie rock) Lou Barlow – Thirsty (new, Reason To Live, MA indie rock) Melenas – Osa Polar (new, Pamplona Spain indie rock) The Fernweh – The Pike (new, UK indie pop) The Umbrellas – She Buys Herself Flowers (new single from forthcoming s/t, SF indie pop) Jorge Elbrecht – Run & Hide (new, Presentable Corpse 002, NYC orchestral pop) The Catenary Wires – Alpine (new, Birling Gap, UK indie folk) Break 2 Doug Tuttle – Weak Ends (new, from forthcoming Pinecone EP, psych pop from Somerville MA) The Orange Peels – 2x2 (new, Celebrate the Moments of Your Life, Virgin Islands indie pop) Blankenberge – No Sense (new single, St Petersburg dream pop) somesurprises – Late July (new, somesurprises, Seattle psych gaze) Sonders – Destinesia (new, Reflection, SF post punk) Jack Traynor - Cheadle Hulme Glue Brains (new, The Apologies of Monsters, Manchester UK indie pop) Break 3 Cold Cave – Night Light (new, Fate in Seven Lessons, LA darkwave) The City Gates – Cape of Good Hope (new, Age of Resilience, Montreal post punk)Beachy Head – Destroy Us (new, s/t, Christian Savill from Slowdive with help from Rachel Goswell, Steve Clarke, and Ryan Graveface) LEATHERS – Missing Scene (new, Reckless EP, Shannon from Vancouver coldwave group ACTORS) A Place to Bury Strangers – Playing the Part (new, Hologram EP, Oliver Ackermann, John Fedowitz, former members of Skywave and Ceremony) Ceremony East Coast – Old (Virginia shoegaze, Safranin Sounds compilation) Break 4 DEAD HORSE ONE – STATIC KING (new single, French shoegaze) Rilev – Gloss (new single, Mexico City shoegaze) Deadlights – A Better Friend (new, Deadlights, Jeff Shelton from The Well Wishers, SF shoegaze) Carbon Memory – Distance (new single, Toronto indie rock) Lunation Fall – Sweet Misery (new, Near, Lyon France shoegaze) SPC ECO – Anything You Did (new, Day by Day June LP, UK dream pop) Break 5 White Flowers – Night Drive (new, Day by Day, Preston UK dream pop from Joey Cobb and Katie Drew) Sungaze – Body in the Mirror (new, This Dream, Cincinnati psych rock) 

Met ditmaal: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Gruff Rhys, GA-20, John Mayer, Lord Huron, The Tragically Hip, David Chalmers, Lukas Nelson and Promis Of The Real, Dallas Burrow, Spiritualized, Beachy Head, Riley Downing, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, plus een exclusieve instore van Daniel Romano. Concerto Radio, aflevering 392 (18 juni 2021): Noel Gallagher’s...

Tons of new tunes again this month in the realms of shoegaze, dream pop, psych, post punk, dark wave, and indie rock. Justin Sullivan – Amundsen (new, Surrounded 5/28, Bradford UK folk rock) Raoul Vignal - Summer Sigh (new, Years in Marble, out 6/18, French folk rock, reminds of Nick Drake) llawgne - The Voidmaker (new single, Mathias Engwall, a songwriter/musician/producer from Gothenburg, Sweden). Break 1 Blue Ocean – Arnold & Thom (new, Blue Ocean, Oakland CA shoegaze) The Umbrella Puzzles – Something Seems Off (new, A Slowly Dawning Realization, Richmond CA jangle pop) Maximo Park – Baby, Sleep (new, Nature Always Wins, UK indie pop) The Joy Formidable – Back To Nothing (new single, Into the Blue out in August, Welsh indie rock) Piroshka – Scratching at the Lid (new, Love Drips and Gathers, out 7/23, London UK indie rock with members of Lush, Modern English, and Moose) Nightjacket – Burn Through the Atmosphere (new, Following the Curves, LA dream pop) Break 2 Morcheeba – Sounds of Blue (new, Blackest Blue, UK trip hop) Voom – Beautiful Day (reissue of 2006 release, Hello, Are You There? NZ indie pop) Presents For Sally – Angels Sing Songs (new collection of older songs, Look Skyward And Take It On, Exeter UK shoegaze) Triptides – Hand of Time (new, Alter Echoes, LA psych pop) Biff Bang Pow! – Then When I Scream (Singles As and Bs, UK indie pop with Alan McGee, named after an Action song) The Chills – Scatterbrain (new, title track, NZ indie pop) Break 3 The Goon Sax – In The Stone (new single from forthcoming Mirror II, Australian indie rock, son of Robert Forster) Clan of Xymox – Lockdown SJOBLOM Remix (new, Brave New World EP, post punk from Amsterdam) Adult Books – Adriatics (new, Grecian Urn, LA post punk) The KVB – Zodiac 2021 Remaster (new, The Early Tapes, Manchester UK post punk) Hollie Kenniff – Sunset Chant (new, from forthcoming The Quiet Drift, Portland OR by way of Canada, ambient) Break 4 Relay Tapes – Daylighter (new single, Brisbane dream pop) Tape Waves – Tired (new, from forthcoming Bright, SC dream pop) Graywave – Swallow (new, Planetary Shift EP, Birmingham UK shoegaze) Spotlight Kid – VRHN (new, VRHN EP, Nottingham shoegaze) Echodrone – Midnight Frost (new, Resurgence, SF shoegaze) Beachy Head – Warning Bell (new, s/t, Christian Savill from Slowdive with help from Rachel Goswell, Steve Clarke, and Ryan Graveface) kinoue64- 壊 Broken (new, 生きている Alive, Japanese shoegaze) Supertanker – Sinker (new, Hey Ghost, Christchurch NZ shoegaze) Break 5 Lea Porcelain – 100 Years (new, Choirs to Heaven, Berlin post punk)

Sea snakes and smugglers, bowler hats and bones and an enchanted moment in a hidden valley feature in the latest episode of the podcast exploring the fascinating people, places and stories of the Edge of England. Emily and Cole encounter Jo Seaman, heritage manager and story teller, outside the new visitor centre at Beachy Head. Beware the Kraken!

This week, after small slice of 1966 Bee Gees: brand new Descendents, Black Watch, Beachy Head, Chills, Songs For Snakes, Bobby Gillespie & Jhenny Beth, and TUNS, plus The Kinks, Temptations,... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

Am 23. Juni 1988 geht Louise Kay mit einigen Freunden und Freundinnen in ein Pub. In den frühen Morgenstunden fährt sie einige Freundinnen nach Hause und schliesslich auch ihre beste Freundin Sarah. Doch für Louise ist der Abend nicht vorbei, denn sie hat noch keine Lust, nach Hause zu gehen. Deshalb macht sie sich auf den Weg nach Beachy Head, wo sie in ihrem Auto übernachten möchte. Doch sie wird nie mehr gesehen. Wo ist Louise Kay?

Tons of new music featuring these artists: Kitchen Sink # 114 Playlist Submotile – Cyanotic (Sonic Day Codas, new, Irish-Italian shoegaze duo of Daniela Angione and Michael Farren) Bellavista – Dream Quest (new single, SF dream pop) Denise Le Menice – Heart (2018 single from former member of Dream Rimmy, Perth musician Ali Flintoff) Break 1 Eleventh Dream Day – Cracks In My Smile (new, Since Grazed, first album in 6 years from Rick Rizzo and Janet Bean, Illinois indie rock) The Loft – Like (from Pete Astor’s 80s group, from the new collection on Cherry Red called Ghost Trains & Country Lanes) Black Tambourine – I Was Wrong (from s/t, Mike Schulman’s old band, DC indie pop, 2010 Slumberland compilation) Cheap Star – Wish I Could See (new single, Geneva Switzerland project of Rémi Vaissiere with help from some friends: Jon Auer, Brendan Benson, Brian Young) Lavender Blush – Sundays (new single, SF dream pop) The Kinks – Dead End Street (2014 Remastered Version, The Anthology 1964-1971) Break 2 The Coral – Vacancy (new, Coral Island, UK psych pop) Beachy Head – All Gone (s/t, Christian Cavill from Slowdive collaborating with various friends, including Ryan Graveface, Steve Clarke, and Rachel Goswell) JAIALAI – For Today (new, As Sweet As I Was EP, Miami psych rock) Grazer – Nostalgia Seed (new single, Melbourne based dream pop) Lucid Express – Well Wave (from forthcoming s/t, Hong Kong shoegaze) There’s Talk – A Slow Return (new, Great Falls EP, Oakland dream gaze) Break 3 Adult Books – Holiday (new, Grecian Urn, LA post punk) The Cure – Signal To Noise (B-side from Cut Here single, also on Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities 1978-2001) Cold Cave – Promised Land (single from Fate in Seven Lessons, forthcoming release, LA darkwave) Last Ice – End (new, from s/t, collaboration between bloody knives and We Are Parasols, dark wave) White Ring – Light Hours Linger (new, Show Me Heaven, NYC based dark wave used to be Witch House, changed their style) Mint Julep – Pulse (new, In a Deep and Dreamless Sleep, Portland OR dream pop, Keith and Hollie Kenniff) VVOLVES – Well-Loved Tales (new, title track from new release, UK post punk) Break 4 Graywave – Like Heaven (new, Planetary Shift EP, solo project of UK shoegaze artist Jess Webberley) Peach Gardens – Sunset Drive (new single, Moscow dream pop) doused – Again (new, Murmur full length, Philly shoegaze) The Baltic – Fortitude (new, Archipelago, LA band renamed itself to drowsy, shoegaze) Shine – Shine (new, Stare Into the Sun EP, Seattle shoegaze) Un.Real – Sun Like Star (new single, from P.R. shoegazers) New Candys – Begin Again (from forthcoming Vyvyd, Venetian psych) Velvet Sunset – Drive Me (new single, Parisian shoegaze) Break 5 Echodrone – View Master (new, Resurgence, SF shoegaze)

Here’s one we recorded during that time, exploring a story written by Cole set in the stunning landscape of the Belle Tout, Beachy Head and Seven Sisters, this time with added songs.

Beachy Head are a super group made up of artists from Slowdive, Flaming Lips, The Soft Cavalry and Casket Girls. Slowdive guitarist and curator of the project Christian Savill talks about the whole project and reveals big news about Slowdive.

Beachy Head are a super group made up of artists from Slowdive, Flaming Lips, The Soft Cavalry and Casket Girls. Slowdive guitarist and curator of the project Christian Savill talks about the whole project and reveals big news about Slowdive.

Edición Limitada - 12 de Abril del 2021. Producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Lucy Gooch, London Grammar, Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell, White Flowers, Kælan Mikla, Dinosaur Jr., Perturbator, Ian Brown featuring The Celestial Militia, Of Monsters and Men, Crowded House, Darkside, Beachy Head, The Drums, Dry Cleaning, Paul McCartney, Garbage, M O S E S, Wolfclub, Lilac Queen, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, BEAK, U2, New Order, Working Men's Club, Son Lux featuring Kiah Victoria, Antsy, Elder Island, Roisin Murphy, Catherine Moan, Gary Numan, Automatic, Groove Armada featuring Nick Littlemore, Electric City Cowboys, Andy Bell, UNKLE, Actors, Steven Wilson, Pond, La Femme, Coil, Front 242, The Livelong June, Danny Elfman, The Fair Attempts y Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

Coming up on the show this week - The mighty Fall, Working Men's Club, Beachy Head and Metronomy remixed.

En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia, estrenamos nuevo formato con la incorporación de Terminal Pop, y aumentamos la duración a dos horas (orm.es; 00'00h). La Mar de Músicas celebrará este julio su 26 edición con un Especial España. El festival de Cartagena hará del 16 al 24 de julio su programación musical (María José Llergo).Arde Bogotá presentará en directo La Noche dentro del Ciclo Murcia ON. Sónar se pospone a 2022 y anuncia dos festivales para este otoño (The Chemical Brothers). El Let’s Festival vuelve con una Edición Limitada, su decimosexta edición, en pequeño formato. Esta edición estará formada por 12 conciertos repartidos durante el mes de mayo en la Sala Salamandra (Nunatak, Depresión Sonora). Miembros de Slowdive y The Flaming Lips forman Beachy Head.El doble ciclo de música en directo AIEnRUTA, un programa para acercar los nuevos talentos al público, celebrará su próxima edición 2021 en un sólo ciclo, aún sin fecha, y entre los artistas seleccionados estarán Tiburona. Los Planetas publicarán una serie de singles de vinilo en edición limitada. Iceage han estrenado un nuevo avance de su próximo disco Seek Shelter, que verá la luz el 7 de mayo. El tercer adelanto de este esperado álbum por parte de la banda danesa lleva el nombre de Shelter Song e incluye la participación del Lisboa Gospel Collective. Koleżanka anuncia su firma con Bar / None Records hoy con su nuevo sencillo “Vegan Sushi”. Las voces conmovedoras junto con un trasfondo rítmico implacable, provocan conexiones inmediatas con Lætitia Sadier y Stereolab. Nuevo álbum de TRONCO, “Nainonai”. Frescos, personales, espontáneos, sinceros, con un fino sentido del humor, que construyen la cotidianidad desde la fantasía más incomprensible, alejados de postureos. Con "Ojalá fuéramos amigos", Ganges nos lleva al punto más épico y romántico de su próximo disco. Beabadoobee, el proyecto de la filipina criada en Londres Bea Kristi, tiene nuevo EP preparado para esta misma primavera tras su disco de debut, ‘Fake It Flowers‘. "Después de conocer "Luar", llega el segundo adelanto de lo que será "Embruxo", el nuevo disco de Baiuca que llega envenenado y se expande por tu cuerpo en los casi cuatro minutos que dura. "Veleno", el nuevo single, cuenta con la colaboración ilustre de Rodrigo Cuevas. Cinco años después de su lanzamiento, Garaje Floridaa reeditan s 'Ser de Plutón', primer disco del proyecto de MENA, Maestro Gado y Luiggi García. Con este disco daban por finiquitada su anterior etapa en la que, bajo el nombre de El Bueno, El Feo y El Mena, publicaban un par de epés y un sencillo. Hablamos con Mena y ponemos en orden su brillante trayectoria artística. Los parisinos Nouvelle Vague protagonizan la aún escueta agenda de conciertos del fin de semana.

Grabado entre abril y octubre del año pasado y con un montón de invitados (Paul McCartney, Sheryl Crow, Lenny Kravitz, Joe Walsh...). Nuevo EP de Ringo Starr ("Zoom in zoom out") con algunos temas como el compuesto con sub ingeniero de sonido Bruce Sugar con ramalazo reggae. El recuerdo del minuto 50 se fue a la fiesta de los 30 años del programa celebrada en la sala Arena de Madrid el 10 de mayo de 2001. Algunos de los nombres del cartel (Nosotrash, Dar Ful Ful y Cecilia Ann) estuvieron en ese tiempo de celebración del próximo aniversario redondo este sábado. Noticia del día es que sale "Light years" el álbum de fotos (que va a llevar un vinilo de regalo de un directo en Nueva York en 2018) de la vida (veinte años) hasta el momento de The National. El encargado de darle al click (imágenes en blanco y negro, en estudio, en ensayos, en conciertos...) siempre ha sido el escocés Graham Macindoe. Además, en el próximo episodio del canal Verzuz en la segunda temporada de éxito a Isley Brothers les colocan a Earth Wind & Fire como contrincantes.de esa batalla que enfrenta a productores, compositores, artistas... Y también nos hemos detenido en esa respuesta de Nick Cave a un fan que había perdido a su padre y era fan de Presley con su preferencia hacia la canción perfecta de Elvis en un funeral. Novedad de fuera es el supergrupo (Beachy Head, bautizados como unos acantilados de Sussex) creado por miembros de Slowdive y The Flaming Lips, además de otros de The Soft Cavalry y Casket Girls. Novedades de aquí entre comillas son el baladón de Javiera Mena que nos ha presentado ella misma y otro adelanto del "The best of your days" del holandés.valenciano Rick Treffers. Y también otra pieza de la aventura en solitario de Carmen Alarcón que es Hoonine; de Rosana Abad, entre el folk y el country con sabor soriano que es Cardelina; Tere detrás de la etiqueta de Ganges más sensible que nunca y Lisasinson acordándose de un hit de Aerolíneas federales para la cara B de "Tú y yo". Escuchar audio

Paula Ramsden was a kind and caring mother of two, from Sussex in England. On 9th January 2000, Paula died suddenly and her husband, Paul Ramsden, has been the one and only suspect in her death.  This episode explores how Paula died and whether it’s possible that her death was just a bad accident.    ******************************************************************************* Thank you so much for listening to this episode of Infraction, we value your support more than you know! If you liked what you heard, please consider giving us a review on Apple Podcasts to help us reach more people and please tell your friends! We are on Instagram @infraction.thepod. If you want to support our show and get bonus content, you can do so at www.patreon.com/infractionthepod thank you! If you have a case you want us to cover, please submit your suggestions here: https://forms.gle/8RL9wSbu6DZeBa5D8   Our theme music is the work of the very talented Joseph McDade. Sources used in this episode:   https://www.standard.co.uk/hp/front/you-had-motives-to-kill-your-wife-6329186.html   https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/6761507.tragedy-family-consider-action/   https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/apr/16/paulkelso#:~:text=Mrs%20Ramsden%20died%20after%20she,and%20was%20having%20an%20affair.   https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Cliff+death+suspect%27s+a+bully..he+stole+my+wife+and+ruined+my+dreams%3B...-a084974833   http://www.kochhars.com/2/hi/uk_news/england/1931390.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/1941812.stm   https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Husband+of+cliff-plunge+wife+%27capable+of+murder%27.-a084828855   https://www.standard.co.uk/hp/front/you-had-motives-to-kill-your-wife-6329186.html   https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-109836/Open-verdict-wifes-cliff-death.html   https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/5133022.cliffs-death-no-new-inquiry/   https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/6718465.family-to-sue-husband-of-cliff-victim/   https://www.standard.co.uk/news/you-had-motives-to-kill-your-wife-6329186.html   https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/6761557.husband-branded-a-control-freak/   http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/1941812.stm   http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/1931390.stm   https://secure.telegraph.co.uk/customer/secure/checkout/?productId=nyytq4zthbvwsoliojugwyzzmyzha3dt&offerId=freetrial1-website-monthly-PC259&campaignId=839X&ICID=Escenic_overlay_generic_paywall_generic_subscribecta&redirectTo=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.telegraph.co.uk%2Fnews%2Fuknews%2F1391009%2FIt-all-points-to-the-husband-says-coroner.html   https://www.shutterstock.com/editorial/image-editorial/paula-ramsden-murder-case-at-eastborne-magistrates-court-britain-380316q   https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Cliff+death+suspect%27s+a+bully..he+stole+my+wife+and+ruined+my+dreams%3B...-a084974833   https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/apr/16/paulkelso

Fascinating people, places and stories from the stunning landscape around Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters on the South Coast. This time we visit the beautiful Belle Tout lighthouse, perched (safely) near the edge of a four hundred foot drop. A shiny new edit of an episode of the Edge of England podcast every Saturday during lockdown, with Emily Jeffery and Cole Moreton.

Episode 20 Sounds of Industry Industrial Noise Music Playlist: Throbbing Gristle, “Maggot Death Pt 1” studio recording from The Second Annual Report (1977 Industrial Records). Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti. Peter Bartok, Peter Paul Kellog, “Pump Drill” from Sound Patterns (1953 Folkways). Recording of a pump. Pierre Henry, “Spatiodynamisme II” (excerpt) from an exhibition catalog for work by Nicolas Schöffer (1963 Éditions Du Griffon). Henry used sound materials he recorded in 1954 from a kinetic sculpture by Schöffer. David Jackman, “Machine Gun 2” from Machine Gun (2000 Die Stadt). This was the first of a series of works Jackman created using the archive recordings of the "Imperial War Museum" in London. This was an edition of 600 copies on clear vinyl. Emory Cook, “Festival” (excerpt) from Mexican Firecrackers (1956 Cook). Church bells and Firecrackers before dawn, Ajijic, Mexico. Cabaret Voltaire, “4th Shot” from the album Mix-Up (1979 Rough). Stephen Mallinder, Chris Watson, Haydn Boyes-Weston, and Richard H. Kirk. David Jackman, “Flak” from the EP Flak (2003 Die Stadt). George Engler, “Metallurgy” from The Inside Of The Outside / Or The Outside Of The Inside - Who Are They? Where Do They Come From? Why Are They Here? (1965 Serenus). A set of tape works using instruments and natural sounds set to themes of industry and space travel. George Engler, “Destruction” from The Inside Of The Outside / Or The Outside Of The Inside - Who Are They? Where Do They Come From? Why Are They Here? (1965 Serenus). Merzbow, “Material Action Track 2” from the cassette Material Action (1984 ZSF Produkt). Masami Akita and Kiyoshi Mizutani. Throbbing Gristle, “Beachy Head” from 20 Jazz Funk Greats (1979 Industrial Records). Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti. “ Engine Running” from Motor Car Noises, a sound-effects record (1931 His Master's Voice). “Street Traffic Noises” Recorded at a London Street Junction,” a field recording. (1923 Columbia, UK). Leo Hurwitz, “City Edge: The Coves of Manhattan Island” (excerpt) from Here At The Waters' Edge 1 (1962 Folkways). Tape collage to accompany a documentary film. R. Murray Schafer, “Music of Horns and Whistles” from The Vancouver Soundscape (1973 Ensemble Productions). Bruce Davis, Colin Miles, Barry Truax, Howard Broomfield, Peter Huse, and R. Murray Schafer. All the sounds were recorded between September 1972 and August 1973. Part of the World Soundscape Project founded by Schafer. John Pfeiffer, “After Hours” from Electronomusic (1968 RCA Victrola). The sounds of office machines used in business, edited as a tape collage. Cabaret Voltaire, “Everything is True” from International Language (1993 Plastex). From the liner notes: “Abandon thinking. Everything you will hear in the next seventy-four minutes is true.” Stephen Mallinder, Chris Watson, Haydn Boyes-Weston, and Richard H. Kirk.   The Archive Mix in which I play two additional tracks at the same time to see what happens. Here are two more tracks of industrial music: David Jackman, “Flak” from the EP Flak (2003 Die Stadt). Same as earlier track but played at 33-1/3 speed. Lou Reed, Metal Machine Music, Side B, excerpt (1975 RCA).   For more information about the history of turntablism, read my book: Electronic and Experimental Music (sixth edition), by Thom Holmes (Routledge 2020).   Notes for this episode can be found on my blog: Noise and Notations.

In July 1690 the English fought a pitched naval engagement against France that would define the future of the Nine Years War and turn hundreds of Royal Navy men and privateers away from service and toward a life of piracy.

The one where we walked the ups and ran the downs

The Edge is part of a series of location-based pieces exploring the stories and power of landscape. They use GPS location to trigger various sections when you run the app in the link supplied and you are in the correct location.  This piece runs from Birling Gap to Beachy head and explores some of the stories associated with the area. It works either as a clifftop walk or a walk at beach level (although you need to walk on a falling tide). Despite its beauty Beachy Head has long had associations with loss and destruction. The cliffs were a favourite place of Aleister Crowley, the notorious Great Beast and Satanist, and the piece includes some of the battles between him and local clergy. Written, produced and read by Martin Nathan. Martin Nathan has worked as a labourer, showman, pancake chef, fire technician, and a railway engineer. His short fiction has been published by Tangent Press, HCE and Grist and his poetry has appeared in Finished Creatures, Erbacce and Aesthetica. His novel – A Place of Safety is published by Salt Publishing. In 2020 he has been shortlisted for the Woodward International Playwriting Prize and the Nick Darke Award.

The one with the seven sisters

Episode 23 - Interview With Crisis Negotiator, Ross Hardy Ross Hardy spent a decade as a cliff-edge crisis negotiator at one of the world's most notorious suicide spots. The team he founded and led there became the busiest search and rescue team in the UK and has rescued 1000's of people to date. The leadership lessons that he learned in those years, he now teaches through Discovery Hope, a UK based leadership consultancy. His latest online course Smart Thinking For Times of Crisis is available on Udemy and teaches tools for self, team, and organisational leadership for times of crisis and high pressure. You Can Read the Transcript of Our Interview Below: Nathan Simmonds: Welcome to another Sticky Interview with MBM, Making Business Matter. It's the home of, and soft skills provider to the retail and manufacturing industry of the UK. This podcast, the whole idea about this podcast is to be sharing great thinkers, and great concepts, and great ideas with you, to help you be the best version of yourself, especially in this time that we're living in right now with the crisis that are happening. Nathan Simmonds: Today, sharing the interview space with Ross Hardy, someone who's got phenomenal experience in crisis situations, in crisis negotiation, in crisis communication. And I'll introduce him shortly with a little excerpt from his bio, which is astonishing reading, and it comes with astonishing experiences. Ross Hardy spent a decade as a cliff edge crisis negotiator in one of the worlds most notorious suicide spots. The team he founded and led there became the busiest search and rescue team in the UK, and has rescued thousands of people to date. Nathan Simmonds: Just to add a little note in there, I live just down the road from this spot, Ross and I know the areas very well, locality and geographically. And yeah, world famous. The leadership lessons that he learned in those years, he now teaches through Discovery Hope, a UK based leadership consultancy. Nathan Simmonds: His latest online course, Smart Thinking for Times of Crisis, is available on Udemy we'll talk a bit more about that later, and teaches tools for self, team, and organizational leaders for times of crisis and high pressure. It's not just about today, in the day and age of COVID-19, it's about the crisis that was probably on people's tables 12 weeks ago, it's all about the crisis that will be on people's tables 24 weeks from now. This may be unprecedented times, but these are not unprecedented circumstances, or ways of thinking. This is why it's vital. Nathan Simmonds: Ross, massive thanks for being here, really appreciate you taking the time to have this conversation. Going to dive straight into this with some of the things. I want to find out why you do what you do. We've had a little bit of a conversation. I want to find out why you do what you do, and I want you to tell the world why you do what you do. Ross Hardy: Okay. Well firstly, as you mentioned, I spent 10 years as a crisis negotiator. I led a team of crisis negotiators on a cliff edge, dealing with people who were coming out to end their lives. Some actually from all over the world to that single spot. And in that time, I had an awful lot of experiences of people in crisis of course, learning how to manage people in crisis, throughout crisis negotiation techniques that we would use, and also learning how to lead myself, to lead a team, and to lead an organization that's dealing with crisis on a daily basis. Ross Hardy - crisis negotiator   The crisis of people who were coming to Beachy Head, that's the place I was based, with the intention of ending their lives. But also, the kind of crisis that normal organizations come across, and crisis that were unique to that organization, the risks of the life of a team, the challenges in fund raising, and lots of different things that were associated around a kind of unusual workspace if you like. Ross Hardy:

Escape in your head by bringing your ears on a gentle, uplifting wander along the coast with us in this special episode of a series that has been highly praised by the likes of Country Life and Radio 4's Podcast Hour: "I love it. Edge of England always has a Detectorists feel ... you get a lovely English countryside sense of having a hug." In this episode Cole and Emily explore the beauties and joys of a terrible situation, trying to find something to appreciate and be grateful for in lockdown. We walk the quiet paths and empty golf course and hear the birds sing. And we explore a story set in the stunning landscape of the Belle Tout, Beachy Head and Seven Sisters.

Beachy head is the most notorious spot for suicide in Britain. The famous white cliffs of chalk were formed in the Late Cretaceous era between 66 and 100 million years ago when the entire area was submerged under the sea. On Easter Sunday in 1981, a local photographer set his camera on a tripod close to the cliff-edge at Beachy head. He was hoping to take some stunning photographs of the South coast of England, when a 19-year-old boy approached him, pointed at the camera and said: “I hope you’ve got that loaded”. The boy then walked away, turned on his heel, and ran at the edge, yelling madly as he jumped to his death.’ “This beautiful place openly invites us to die,” wrote novelist Louis de Bernieres in an essay on Beachy Head. “All about are the wisps and traces of broken hearts, cancelled dreams, abandoned expectations.”  ‘High among the chalk crags, where the wind always howls, dwells the most malevolent spirit in Britain,’ writes John Maklin. ‘It is an evil influence that, it is claimed, has hurled more than 100 victims over the edge to their deaths on the cruel wave-lashed rocks below. Many people have positively stated – some under oath – that they have felt the evil influence on the cliffs. They claim that they had to combat violently a power that attempted to force them over the edge to their doom.’ The unexplained lure of Beachy Head with special thanks to Ed Parnell for audio production The post Unexplained Lure of Beachy Head appeared first on Tales of Mystery Unexplained.

Cole Moreton is a writer and broadcaster (and a former reporter and news editor of the Church Times). He has been named Interviewer of the Year for his work with the Mail on Sunday and his Radio 4 series The Boy Who Gave His Heart Away won Audio Moment of the Year, (a book of the same name was published in 2017. He lives near Beachy Head, the setting for his critically acclaimed debut novel The Light Keeper. In a review of the book published in the Church Times, Mark Oakley wrote: “Its themes are piercingly unapologetic — childlessness, grief, suicide, loss, the fragility of relationships, and bereavement's erratic leadership of our emotions and, often, of life itself. Carefully paced but intense, detached but compelling, the movement of the novel is as enticing and treacherous as the sea and the coastland cliffs it beautifully evokes.” At the Church Times Festival of Faith and Literature last month, Cole Moreton spoke to Angela Tilby about the themes of the book and read passages from it. You can listen to the fascinating conversation on this week's podcast. The Light Keeper is available to buy from the Church House Bookshop. It is out in paperback in May. Get the Church Times delivered for 10 weeks for just £10: www.churchtimes.co.uk/10-weeks

On this episode we head over to the cliffs in the south of England. We could not believe how beautiful the landscapes and the views in general were. Thanks for listening to this episode and make sure to go check out the YouTube page as well as all of our social media accounts @theperfectshotpodcast @novoaphoto @robnovoax @lorealnovoa --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Finally our two in a boat are back in Blighty. We catch up with them as they are blowing past Brighton and Beachy Head. But what's happened since the incident in the Elbe? Listen in to catch up on the goings on between Den Helder and Brighton.

The panic of having a loved one go missing must be unimaginable. You wonder where they are, whether they are safe and if you will ever see them again. Fortunately, most missing people are eventually found. Either they return of their own accord or they are located after a public appeal from the police. But, in a very few cases, they stay missing - prolonging the torture of their families who have no answers about what happened to them.Michaela Pugh, missing since February 2016Michaela Pugh was last seen by friends in Thames Ditton. The 37-year-old Slovakian had been living in Guildford for several years, though her family said her last known location was the Manor House Hotel at Newlands Corner, which she checked out of on the morning of February 13. On the same day, a car matching the description of Ms Pugh's black Lexus was found at Beachy Head in Sussex. Enquiries were made in the Eastbourne area, and police said a woman matching Ms Pugh's description was seen using a phone box at Birling Gap National Trust site over the weekend she disappeared, but there has been no further trace of her.On March 1, her sister Denisa issued a message through Surrey Police, urging her to get in touch. She said: "Miška! Please, can you let someone know where you are. We are worried about you. I am in the UK. I came for you and I am waiting for you. I miss you very much. Your sister.” Michaela is described as white, 5ft 4in tall, of slim build, with dark brown hair and brown eyes.As you can see from the image, the area this lady was last seen walking in is very close to a number of sighting reports. It could be complete coincidence and many would say no more, but I do think we should look at any Phenomena that may have been reported in this exact area, so along with the sighting reports I had received there were a number of cases from the Paranormal Realm and UFO community. There is the strange case of the Burning gas this summer. The foul mist caused 150 people had to be 'decontaminated' at Eastbourne District Hospital. The Beachy Head Grey Woman and a Ghastly Black MonkA popular spot for suicides, several spirits are reported to haunt this disturbing area. One is that of a female figure who calmly steps off the cliff edge; another woman, this time in grey, walks along the cliff path, while locals speak of a ghastly black monk who convinces people to jump.The Three Shucks of EastbourneThere is a tale told in the town of three shucks that are seen together in the wooded area close to beachy head. Seeing one shuck is often thought of as an ill omen - the three which seem to haunt this area are seen in a pack by most of the witnesses to them. A STRANGE set of lights seen floating over Eastbourne may not be able to be explained away as Chinese Lanterns. Eastbourne and the surrounding area is often inundated with reports of UFOs but the majority are put down to the floating lights commonly used at weddings and birthday celebrations.However, local teenager Liberty Jacklin claims to have seen something unusual in the skies above her Normans Bay home and a local paranormal expert is at a loss on how to explain it. The 16-year-old, who saw the object last Wednesday evening, said, “At around 9.30 pm we let the dogs out in the garden, and I saw strange lights in the sky, and called my family to see. “They were two rings of circular lights, one within the other. We saw them from our back door in the clouds above the level crossing around 130 metres from our house. “They were rotating almost horizontally from side to side, travelling a regular distance of around 100 metres. “It went on for an hour and a half, stopping just after 11 pm.” Intrigued she visit www.eastbourneherald.co.uk and searched for other reported UFO sightings – stumbling across one from Nicholas Munro, also of Normans Bay.That sighting dated back to November 2007 but mirrored almost perfectly Miss Jacklin and her family’s experience. It was then she decided to get in touch with the paper to report the incident.A pensioner has been left baffled by what he believes was a close encounter with a UFO.John Ford said it appeared as a bright light hovering in the night sky which he was able to observe for several minutes. But it was the sudden, dramatic departure that made the biggest impression - which he described as being like the Starship Enterprise of Star Trek fame. Both Mr Ford, 69, and his wife Joyce, 70, witnessed the strange events above their home in Stoke Manor Close, Seaford, at around 6pm on November 26. He takes up the story. He said, “My wife and I were about to go out for a meal and, whilst in the porch changing my shoes, there was a tremendous drone-like noise and I could feel a very slight shudder as it seemed to reverberate around the place. “Quickly moving outside, I just caught sight of the tail lights of a very low flying, and very noisy, helicopter heading in the direction of Newhaven. I suppose under certain circumstances, especially at night, the lights of a helicopter could be mistaken for a UFO, but they are usually very noisy, and not very big or very fast moving. “However, as I moved towards the car parked on the drive, I happened to glance up and noticed a bright orange coloured light in the sky some distance away, approaching from a north-easterly direction and moving in the general direction of Seaford. Naturally, I thought it must be another helicopter, as it was just blob of light and did not seem to be very high in the sky. “This ‘light in the sky’ was moving in my general direction and seemed to cover the distance very quickly and, strangely, there was not that familiar drone-like noise as it got closer and closer. As this single blob of light reached a position in the sky, quite close to where I was standing, it suddenly mushroomed into a very bright configuration of light that illuminated a large area of the surrounding night sky, and appeared to be, simply, hovering.“As I watched this light show, it became apparent that at the centre of this ‘illumination’ I could discern a very definite shape/pattern that was round in outline, possibly more hexagon in appearance, with a sort of cross like structure contained within the main outline. I am quite definite about this ‘shape’ as, on reflection, what I was seeing reminded me very much of a large ground-fixed type of firework display, where you get a prolonged, well-lit defined profile of something or other, that also creates that surrounding aurora against the night sky. However, this was no firework!“This light spectacle continued for some time, and as I couldn’t quite believe what I was witnessing, I shouted to my wife to come out and have a look, as I needed some reassurance of what I was seeing! By the time she joined me, the light show had started to subside but, nevertheless, it was still clearly visible but had now adjusted its position in the sky.“Both of us continued to observe this light for some time, which had reduced back down to a clearly identifiable compact shape and was continuing to hover when, very suddenly and without any indication or further movement, this ‘object’ simply shot away at such speed up into the night sky, that within just a few seconds all we could see was a small dot that disappeared amongst the stars. The speed at which it travelled was incredible – I could only liken it to the Star-ship Enterprise going into warp drive, it was that quick! This last event was slightly unnerving and a bit spooky – what we had just witnessed could not be explained away and there was no mistaking what we had seen.“This series of events from spotting the travelling light in the sky, to the bright illuminated profile in the night sky and, finally, the manner of its departure, all played out over several minutes. It was not an encounter that was over in a brief few seconds when, subsequently, you may ask ‘did I really see that?’, and may come to seriously doubt what you thought you saw because it was over very quickly – whatever it was we had witnessed, these events had really taken place as I’ve outlined them.“My wife and I did see something that was certainly very unusual and thought provoking. I am personally convinced that what I saw was a UFO because it was indeed an ‘unidentified flying object’ in the true sense (but, alas, no sign of any aliens). Given what we had witnessed, and that this series of events had played out over several minutes, I said to my wife, as some form of reassurance and possible later verification, that we couldn’t have been the only persons to have seen this spectacle, and that others would, undoubtedly, be reporting it and that it would be out in the public domain; and, if it was a hoax, that it would be quickly exposed as such.The Friston Screams 2012I was walking though Friston forest with my friend and his dog looking into a rumoured big cat sighting, and the dog sniffs something and runs into the bushes so we start whistling for it to come back and we hear this scream come back at us that sounded like the scream cliff does on finding Bigfoot so I do a few more whistles and the dog comes back with her tail between her legs like something scared the hell out of her. It was mid afternoon.The Friston Wood Bigfoot One November morning at approximately 2.30 am a man who drives for a living was on an enforced break along the coastal road close to Eastbourne, having parked his lorry in Friston Park near to Newhaven in Sussex, after a long drive Mr Phil Hayman got out the vehicle to stretch his legs, There was a red light from a nearby forestry machine partially illuminated the area, as Mr Hayman was stretching his legs he was amazed when he saw a dark, eight foot figure which appeared at that time to be a man emerge from the treeline. If you would like to join our Worldwide community please contact us using debbiehatswell@gmail.com. All abilities welcome, no experience needed. Help us investigate these case

Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters, a series of chalk cliffs, are a stretch of the South Downs Way public walking trail in southeast England. The nearby hamlets of Birling Gap and East Dean provide great information and a place to rest. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters, a series of chalk cliffs, are a stretch of the South Downs Way public walking trail in southeast England. The nearby hamlets of Birling Gap and East Dean provide great information and a place to rest. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

If you want to see different results you need to do things differently! Whether it's in health, relationships, business, feeling awesome, WHATEVER, we've got ONE major way you can start seeing more of the results you want and less of the crap you don't! This episode is jam packed with quick changes you can make RIGHT THIS SECOND to get you one step closer the feeling as awesome as you are! Eric's closing song is "Beachy Head" from the Orchestral Anthem playlist from his pleasantpictures.club.

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So we pause where we began, with BJNilsen (see TouchRadio 1)... Archival Recordings, Mixed in Berlin October 23, 2013, containing Bits and Pieces from: Beachy Head, Eastbourne, England Karl Marx Tomb, Highgate Cemetery, London, England Whitstable Bay, Kent, England CleanCar Berlin, Mitte, Germany Temple Gas Works, Glasgow, Scotland Fruitmarket City Hall, Glasgow, Scotland Port of Montreal, Quebec, Canada Carlsberg Brewery, Copenhagen, Denmark Unknown Music School, Naples, Italy Galleria Umberto, Naples, Italy Barbed Wire, Todmorden, England Side Street, Lisbon, Portugal Tempelhof Airfield, Berlin, Germany Cave, Durness, Scotland Fishmarket, Via Tribunali, Naples, Italy Hatun, Reykjavik, Iceland The Jacobite Steam Train, Armadale, Scotland London Olympic Rehearsal, Islington, London, England Boleskine Cemetery, Scotland Train Bridge, Nijmegen, Netherlands

14/04/2013 - Ross Hardy Beachy Head Chaplaincy

TravCast is the Writer's Podcast from the Traverse, Scotland’s New Writing Theatre. Literary Officer, Jennifer Williams, interviews well known playwrights whose work features in the year round programme at the Traverse. In this episode Jennifer speaks to Lewis Hetherington. Lewis is an associate artist of Analogue, having co-written and performed in their first two shows; ‘Mile End’ and ‘Beachy Head’. Lewis has co-written their third show ‘2401 Objects’ which is a co-production with the Oldenburg Staatstheater, Germany. He is an associate artist with Imaginate, which has afforded him the chance to undertake research with Sense Scotland, exploring the creative possibilities of making theatre with and for young deaf blind adults. Original music by James Iremonger www.jamesiremonger.co.uk Produced and engineered by Cian O Siochain

Sandi Toksvig takes a bus trip along the south coast of England from Brighton to Eastbourne in the company of the listener who suggested it, Veronica Groocock. Together they discover the delights to be had on an ordinary scheduled bus route. These include Kipling's garden, a 1930s lido, the Greenwich meridian, a lamb called Hardy and the lighthouse at Beachy Head. Producer: Harry Parker.