Podcasts about berties

Eine besonders strenge Erziehung wollten Victoria und Albert ihrem  Sohn angedeihen lassen, der einst als König Eduard VII. die Geschicke Großbritanniens lenken sollte. Tatsächlich aber beschränkte sich die Regierungszeit Edwards auf neun Jahre - und die überaus lange Wartezeit im Schatten seiner königlichen Mutter Vertrieb sich der 'Prince of Wales' mit  Zerstreuungen der besonderen Art.  Besonders die Damenwelt hatte es 'Dirty-Bertie', wie man ihn schon  bald nennen sollte, angetan und Eduard, der häufig auf diplomatischen Missionen im Ausland unterwegs war, verbrachte wohl mehr Zeit in Bordellen als auf Empfängen. Berühmt sollte er für seinen eigenwillig konstruierten Liebesstuhl werden, über dessen genaue Funktionsweise noch heute gerätselt wird. Und da gab es auch die mit Champagner gefüllte Badewanne für Berties favorisierte Gespielinnen, aus der man dann genussvoll trank. Eduards Eskapaden jedenfalls galten als legendär, und doch brachten ihm die Briten eine gewisse Sympathie entgegen. Denn vergessen sollte man nicht, dass der britische Monarch mit den vielen Vorlieben letztlich eine durchaus erfolgreiche Außenpolitik betrieb und  das Empire in eine neue Zeit führte. 1903, sowie 1904  besuchte Eduard übrigens Österreich und versuchte sein Glück wohl auch bei der schönen Sisi. Die aber ließ den beleibten Briten mit dem speziellen Sessel charmant abblitzen.Höre hier die illustre Lebensgeschichte des "ewigen Thronfolgers" und Kurzzeit-Monarchen Eduard VII.

Dale and Brian review Manchester United's 1-0 win over FC Copenhagen. Old Trafford paid tribute to the late Sir Bobby Charlton on Tuesday night. A man that epitomised Manchester United. On the pitch, Harry Maguire saved the bacon with a match-winning header before Andre Onana's stoppage-time penalty save. We also chat about Sunday's Manchester derby. That and more in episode 176. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

More than 10 years after he quit the party, Bertie is set to make a return to Fianna Fail Conor Lenihan, Former Fianna Fail Minister for Science, Technology, and Innovation brings us his reaction.

More than 10 years after he quit the party, Bertie is set to make a return to Fianna Fail Conor Lenihan, Former Fianna Fail Minister for Science, Technology, and Innovation brings us his reaction.

We've overcome a bad case of the Berties in order to talk about season 1, episode 4 of Tuca & Bertie, "The Sex Bugs". We also discuss appreciating your ancestors, Kirsten's juice preferences, and our history with cross-country teams. BoJack Horsepod is a weekly (spoiler-free!) BoJack Horseman/Tuca & Bertie rewatch podcast hosted by Kirsten MacInnis and Lindsay Wilson. Get in touch with us at bojackhorsepod@gmail.com or on Twitter @bojackhorsepod. Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/bojackhorsepod

Så er vi klar med en speciel udgave af Kopcast, hvor vi zoomer ind på Takumi Minamino, nørder sejren over West Ham, præsenterer Riises Brevkass' og selvfølgelig kører Bella og Berties. Alt dette og meget mere i denne uges udgave af Kopcast

Liverpool er hvirvlet ind i en større historie om mulig spekulation med coronatests i forbindelse med Carabao Cup-semifinalen mod Arsenal, men hvad er op og ned i den sag? Vi ser nærmere på situationen, hvor konspirationer husere og uklarhed ikke gør sagen bedre. Herefter går turen til weekendens avancement i F.A. Cup'en, hvor vi ser nærmere på Liverpools mange talenter, der gjorde fin figur. Hvem kan vi forvente som en del af fremtidens Liverpool? Vi diskuterer præstationerne. Derudover er som altid Bella & Berties samt optakter til ugens to opgør. Go' fornøjelse! Og husk at blive medlem af Redmen Family - hvis du altså ikke allerede er det - lige her: https://redmenfamily.dk/bliv-medlem/

View our full collection of podcasts at our website: https://www.solgood.org/ or YouTube channel: www.solgood.org/subscribe

Hector. Monty and Desi get together while Ralph assisting Plod to talk about Celtics recent games, Berties send off and up and coming games with Hearts and Dundee UnitedThey discuss the Cup Semi Final win, the Leverkusen defeat and the Aberdeen victory and all the talking points in between those games and beyond. They highlight the recent Foodbank collection debacle and Mr Higgins protests and problems mounting for the Celtic Board.They talk Squad rotation and folk coming back to fitness and look forward to the Cup final and the busy schedule demands right up to the January window and the Winter break.

Hector. Monty and Desi get together while Ralph assisting Plod to talk about Celtics recent games, Berties send off and up and coming games with Hearts and Dundee UnitedThey discuss the Cup Semi Final win, the Leverkusen defeat and the Aberdeen victory and all the talking points in between those games and beyond. They highlight the recent Foodbank collection debacle and Mr Higgins protests and problems mounting for the Celtic Board.They talk Squad rotation and folk coming back to fitness and look forward to the Cup final and the busy schedule demands right up to the January window and the Winter break.

Humøret er højt, begejstringen stor og analyserne mange i denne uges udgave af Kopcast, hvor vi fejrer den flotte indsats på Old Trafford, hvor Liverpool ødelagde ærkerivalerne Manchester United med 0-5. Derudover er der Bella & Berties, gode nyheder til Redmen Family-medlemmer og optakter til ugens kampe. OBS! Igen i år samler vi ind til fordel for Knæk Cancer, hvor vi går efter at få samlet 50.000 ind til den gode sag. Du kan støtte vores indsamling lige her: https://knaek.cancer.dk/da/campaign/youll-never-walk-alone-0 YNWA

Mandag og Liverpool i toppen af tabellen. Så kender vi livet som det plejede at være. I denne uge ser vi nærmere på en flot holdindsats på Anfield, hvor Harvey Elliott fik chancen (og greb den), Tsimikas var en fuldgod erstatning og bagkæden holdt buret rent igen. Få analyserne og de skarpe indspark. Så har vi selvfølgelig også opskriften på en sejr over Chelsea i den kommende weekend og Bella & Berties. Alt dette i denne uges Kopcast. Rigtig go' fornøjelse! TIDSKODER: 00:00:00: Velkommen indenfor! 00:03:38: Kampen mod Burnley 00:38:25: Bella & Bertie 00:52:30: Optakt til Chelsea-kampen

Så er den nye sæson i gang og det med stil. Liverpool i en Klopp Masterclass og så kan man jo nærmest ikke bede om mere. Vi vender premieren og ser blandt andet nærmere på en række konstellationer på midtbanen. Herefter kickstarter vi sæsonens Bella og Berties inden vi varmer op til første hjemmekamp på Anfield. Hvad skal man forvente af hjemmepublikummet og er de fremmødte forpligtede til at holde stadion kørende i samtlige 90 minutter? Sidst, men ikke mindst, er der selvfølgelig en opdatering på Riises manager-karriere. Nyt eventyr og sikke nogle oplevelser han får sig. Alt dette og meget mere i denne uges udgave af Kopcast. TIDSKODER: 00:00:01: Så er sæsonen er i gang 00:03:53: Kampen mod Norwich 00:36:36: Bella & Bertie 00:46:22: Optakt til kampen mod Burnley Meld dig ind i Redmen Family: https://redmenfamily.dk/bliv-medlem/

Sikke en rustjebanetur af en sæson vi har haft os. Op og ned og loop og vi skal ellers komme efter jer. En sæson vi nok sent glemmer, men samtidig helst har lyst til at glemme. Eller hvad? Vi gennemgår Liverpools lange og bøvlede sæson i denne sidste udgave af Kopcast på denne side af sommerferien. Hvad lærte vi? Hvad var afgørende? Og hvordan fik vi alligevel halet en 3. plads hjem på trods af så sløje præstationer som dem i vinter? Vi får også vendt en masse Bella & Berties fra de skarpe lyttere inden vi kaster os over en solid omgang transfersnak. Vinduet åbner lige om lidt, nye spillere finder formentlig vej til Anfield og det hele er lige pludselig meget mere lovende end det så ud til for få uger siden. Få en håndfuld gode bud på nye spillere og hør om Liverpool overhoved får sig en 'ægte' 9'er. Det er denne ekstralange udgave af Kopcast til dig fra os, hvor vi samtidig takker dybt for din opbakning og lyst til at lytte med. Uden dig - Ingen Kopcast. Vi ville blive så glade for hvis du ville tjekke om dit medlemskab stadig er aktivt. Hvis ikke, så håber vi at du vil fornye det og dermed bakke op om vores arbejde for Danmarks største Liverpool-fælleskab. Og er du slet ikke medlem endnu? Så kan du blive det lige her! https://www.redmenfamily.dk/bliv-medlem/ Tak for en god og lang (!) sæson. YNWA Andreas, Clark og Daniel TIDSKODER: 00:00:15 - Siden sidst 00:06:28 - Gennemgang af den forgangne sæson 01:17:31 - Sæsonens Bella & Berties 01:32:34 - Transfersnak

Liverpool faldt igen sammen, da det ellers så ganske udmærket ud. Hvordan kan det være? Og hvad skal Jürgen Klopp stille op, når proppen ryger ud af badekaret? Vi diskuterer det og meget andet i denne uges Kopcast, hvor vi forsøger at blive klogere på nedturen. Her diskuterer vi både Kabaks debut, Alisson/Kabak-situationen, Thiagos indsats og meget mere. Vi tager også en snak om Dayot Upamecanos bekræftede skifte til Bayern München for hvor efterlader det Liverpool? Og hvem bør vi nu gå efter, hvis vi skal have en defensiv forstærkning til sommer? Derudover varmer vi op til de kommende to opgør, kommer med denne uges Bella & Berties og meget mere. Rigtig go' fornøjelse! TIDSKODER: 00:00:30 - Siden sidst 00:08:01 - Kampen mod Leicester 00:46:38 - Bella & Bertie 01:01:20 - Optakter til RB Leipzig og Everton Kan du lide det vi laver, så synes vi at du skulle melde dig ind i Redmen Family. Kig forbi på redmenfamily.dk

Så er det igen blevet tid til Kopcast efter endnu en lang og trist uge for Liverpool, men midt i skuffelserne finder vi svarene på hvordan Klopp og co. skal løse udfordringerne. Vi ser også nærmere på hvordan Jürgen Klopp pludselig tog bladet for munden og ærligt fortalte, at det er FSG der står i vejen for en ny centerback. Hvad skal vi lægge i de udtalelser? Og er Klopp ved at have fået nok af at stå på mål for alt i klubben, især når der er formkrise? Vi tager diskussionen og ser nærmere på omstændighederne. Alt dette krydret med de gode gamle optakter, bud på resultater og selvfølgelig Bella & Berties i denne uges udgave af Kopcast. TIDSKODER: 00:00:36 - Siden sidst 00:11:25 - Kampen mod Burnley 00:30:17 - Kampen mod Manchester United 00:47:17 - FSG vs. Klopp 01:05:10 - Bella & Bertie 01:20:42 - Kampoptakter - Spurs & West Ham Tak til dig, hvis du er medlem af Redmen Family! Vi er begyndt at skrue op for mængden af eksklusivt indhold til vores medlemmer. Du kan finde det hele lige her: https://redmenfamily.dk/plus

Så er Kopcast tilbage i det herrens år 2021. Vi taler om den nuværende formkrise. Hvad er årsagen dertil? Hvordan kan Liverpool ændre den? Og gambler Klopp og FSG unødigt ved ikke at fixe den defensive situation? Få analyserne, Bella & Berties og en stor optakt til Manchester United-opgøret i denne første Kopcast i 2021. Go' fornøjelse!

Sikke en fremragende uge det har været for Liverpool. Fansene er tilbage på stadion, avancementet i Champions League er sikret og Wolverhampton fik pryl foran et feststemt publikum på Anfield. Livet er skam ikke dårligt, selvom store dele af landet lukkes ned. I denne næstsidste udgave af Kopcast er humøret i hvert fald højt. Få analyserne af ugens kampe, optakt til de kommende opgør, Bella & Berties i stride strømme og et fantastisk Cavling-moment. Det er Kopcast og den er klar til dig lige her. Rigtig go' fornøjelse

NU ER JEG JO IKKE DEN STORE TALER, MEN - Det kan være en udfordring at holde tale for en stor forsamling - både for taleren og for tilhørene. Men konger er født til at holde tale i snart sagt en hver anledning, så man forventer at en konge kan levere den gode tale. Men hvad hvis kongen har en talefejl og for eksempel stammer? Kongens store tale (2010) er instrueret af Tom Hooper efter et skuespil skrevet af David Seidler. I hovedrollen ser vi Colin Firth som Hertugen af York og den senere engelske Konge George VI også kaldet Bertie, der på grund af talevanskeligheder konsulterer den australske talepædagog Lionel Logue spillet af Geoffrey Rush. I 1936 dør Kong George V og Berties storebror David overtager tronen som Kong Edward VIII, men abdicerer samme år på grund af et uortodokst ægteskab med skuespilleren Wallis Simpson spillet af Eve Best. Bertie, der ikke havde regnet med at blive konge, må overtage tronen som Kong George VI. Med den forestående krig mod nazityskland bliver hans talegaver særdeles vigtige, når han nu som konge skal være nationens samlingspunkt i løbet af krigen.Lyt til en samtale i Det Gule Værelse, hvor dine værter Thomas og Morten med stor iver og særligt skarpe talegaver causerer om berømte taler, store talere, retoriske redskaber og fif til den taleramte, samt hvad den gode tale skal indeholde? Tak, fordi du støtter podcasten på 10eren

Bertie went on a missions trip to western Zambia, he is building a small mission station in the western part of Zambia for the purpose of housing outreach teams. This report is fun to watch. At the end of the report is Berties latest message. Only the message is available in audio. Enjoy.

This is an outstanding message explaining how freedom manifests in every day life, free from your efforts. This is one of Berties most outstanding messages and will give you great insight into the mysteries of Christianity.

Starting the optimization for 2016.

Starting the optimization for 2016.

Dustin Fisher announces the Operation Christmas Trainset Foundation is now a 501c3 charity. Terry Terrance has had a busy summer. Jim Gifford is swapping out some decoders. Barry Silverthorn has been to China. With Clark Kooning, they discuss the NMRA's role in China. Clark Kooning provides a retirement update. Jim Lincoln breaks in to spread mis-information [Editorial Note: sadly podcasting still isn't in the Author Achievement Program]. Jim Lincoln has been doing a variety of things O scale related. Stephen Vaughan provides a New Jersey live steam update. Ron Klaiss has been building heavily. Ralph Renzetti is offering a Skype service for his fans. Tom Gasior reminds Tom about the Berties. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Dustin Fisher announces the Operation Christmas Trainset Foundation is now a 501c3 charity. Terry Terrance has had a busy summer. Jim Gifford is swapping out some decoders. Barry Silverthorn has been to China. With Clark Kooning, they discuss the NMRA's role in China. Clark Kooning provides a retirement update. Jim Lincoln breaks in to spread mis-information [Editorial Note: sadly podcasting still isn't in the Author Achievement Program]. Jim Lincoln has been doing a variety of things O scale related. Stephen Vaughan provides a New Jersey live steam update. Ron Klaiss has been building heavily. Ralph Renzetti is offering a Skype service for his fans. Tom Gasior reminds Tom about the Berties. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Voting is now open in the Berties: http://www.modelrailradio.com/berties2014.html

Voting is now open in the Berties: http://www.modelrailradio.com/berties2014.html

New caller Glenn Draper wants to know more about DCC and it just so happens Lionel Strang is on the call to help out. Mark Gurries talks more about DCC. Ron and Rachel Klaiss call in to provide a father/daughter diorama building update. Chris Adams is modeling Connecticut. Ron Pare introduces his Facebook modeling group. Ben provides a rail fanning and rail museum update. Mike Slater and Ben rap on collecting items from real railroads. Terry Terrance has many model railroading updates including helping building a P48 layout. Jim Gore, Lionel and Mike gives an update about the NMRA National show. Clark has been recognized by the NMRA. Bruce Wilson has a modeling update. Dave Ramos has been building grain cars. Dave Falkenburg and Will Merrell have the chance to chat about how to do N modules at shows without the typical headaches. Tom launches the Berties this year. Please submit your nominations now. Tom and Marshall Stull rap on the Shelf Layout Design contest. Marshall also went to the National. Sven Frank has been putting together his large scale layout. Tom Wilson has been working on his layout and started a larger version of the hobby too. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

New caller Glenn Draper wants to know more about DCC and it just so happens Lionel Strang is on the call to help out. Mark Gurries talks more about DCC. Ron and Rachel Klaiss call in to provide a father/daughter diorama building update. Chris Adams is modeling Connecticut. Ron Pare introduces his Facebook modeling group. Ben provides a rail fanning and rail museum update. Mike Slater and Ben rap on collecting items from real railroads. Terry Terrance has many model railroading updates including helping building a P48 layout. Jim Gore, Lionel and Mike gives an update about the NMRA National show. Clark has been recognized by the NMRA. Bruce Wilson has a modeling update. Dave Ramos has been building grain cars. Dave Falkenburg and Will Merrell have the chance to chat about how to do N modules at shows without the typical headaches. Tom launches the Berties this year. Please submit your nominations now. Tom and Marshall Stull rap on the Shelf Layout Design contest. Marshall also went to the National. Sven Frank has been putting together his large scale layout. Tom Wilson has been working on his layout and started a larger version of the hobby too. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom starts the show by saying sorry for the lack of shows through January and giving thanks to Mike Slater for filling in on the audio content. Tom continues discussing the Berties and the new Shelf Layout Contest with feedback from Vera and Chris. Terry and Tom chat about modeling the New York waterfront. Springfield purchases and show experiences are peppered through the show featuring Jim Lincoln, Chris Abbott, Terry Terrance, Ben Rechel, Clark Kooning and Lionel Strang. Richard St. Clair introduces a fantastic area to model turn of last century. Ralph DeBlasi talks about his Lehigh Valley layout. Tom welcomes fellow rail podcaster Tim Harrison on the show to talk about his layout and his hosting duties with the ModelRailCast Show. Brian Gilhuly, Mike Kenefeck and Tom chat about the distinctions between the Canadian Pacific and the Canadian National in terms of structures and modeling big Canada in a small space. David Karkoski provides some feedback on Inglenook uncoupling. Andreas Kold Skensved has joined an HO club. Peter Stempel describes a new machine he is repurposing from his job to his hobby. We catch up briefly with Bob Richard. Clark Kooning introduces Lionel Strang. Lionel and Jim talk about their operating experiences in Florida. Anders Wirten has nothing new in model railroading but calls in to say hello! Mike Slater makes it to the end of the show to describe the show he attended. Tom provides some late Valentine's Day advice. Please check out the front of the site to vote in the Berties and also the Shelf Layout Design contest. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom starts the show by saying sorry for the lack of shows through January and giving thanks to Mike Slater for filling in on the audio content. Tom continues discussing the Berties and the new Shelf Layout Contest with feedback from Vera and Chris. Terry and Tom chat about modeling the New York waterfront. Springfield purchases and show experiences are peppered through the show featuring Jim Lincoln, Chris Abbott, Terry Terrance, Ben Rechel, Clark Kooning and Lionel Strang. Richard St. Clair introduces a fantastic area to model turn of last century. Ralph DeBlasi talks about his Lehigh Valley layout. Tom welcomes fellow rail podcaster Tim Harrison on the show to talk about his layout and his hosting duties with the ModelRailCast Show. Brian Gilhuly, Mike Kenefeck and Tom chat about the distinctions between the Canadian Pacific and the Canadian National in terms of structures and modeling big Canada in a small space. David Karkoski provides some feedback on Inglenook uncoupling. Andreas Kold Skensved has joined an HO club. Peter Stempel describes a new machine he is repurposing from his job to his hobby. We catch up briefly with Bob Richard. Clark Kooning introduces Lionel Strang. Lionel and Jim talk about their operating experiences in Florida. Anders Wirten has nothing new in model railroading but calls in to say hello! Mike Slater makes it to the end of the show to describe the show he attended. Tom provides some late Valentine's Day advice. Please check out the front of the site to vote in the Berties and also the Shelf Layout Design contest. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Jim Gifford and Tom start the show talking about documenting an empire. Seth Neumann adds to the discussion on documentation. Clark Kooning talks about new folks entering the hobby through the holiday season and his aluminum layout building kits. Tom introduces the Shelf Layout Design contest (please check out the Model Rail Radio website for more information). John Hunter explains how his new layout is going. Rod Hutchinson gives a couple of updates on his island hopping and an update on what is on his workbench. Edward Traxler is planning a coal washer and discusses On18. Bob Richard talks about 'Old Sparky' (his 1930s Lionel train) that comes out for the holidays and Mike Slater joins in on one of his favorite subjects. Dan Pickard talks about a diorama he's working on for a show and Australian color. Dave Frary starts off talking about ballast and continues with his usual question answering. Chip Anderson talks about modeling Southern California in N scale modules. Chip asks about JMRI and Seth jumps in to answer questions. Lionel quizzes Marty McGuirk about his layout. Seth talks about a show he runs in the San Fran Bay Area. (Sorry folks, the show was edited too late for the meet.) Murray Scholz is removing hidden staging. The Prof has some concerns with Murray's plans. John Hunter talks about Australian pubs and halls. He also discusses rapid prototyping for Australian prototypes. John Garaty and the Prof talk about John's amazingly engineered layout. The Prof and Tom explore custom sounds for layouts and what is going on with DCC loco sounds. Joe Duckworth describes his layout plans. Joe, Tom and Lionel rap about how there is room for everyone in the hobby and how there are many right answers to any given question. Tom welcomes back Richard Stoehrer to give an update on his new interest in operations and building a shelf switching layout. Tom apologizes for January (this turned out to be most factual). Please check out the front of the site to vote in the Berties and also the Shelf Layout Design contest. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Jim Gifford and Tom start the show talking about documenting an empire. Seth Neumann adds to the discussion on documentation. Clark Kooning talks about new folks entering the hobby through the holiday season and his aluminum layout building kits. Tom introduces the Shelf Layout Design contest (please check out the Model Rail Radio website for more information). John Hunter explains how his new layout is going. Rod Hutchinson gives a couple of updates on his island hopping and an update on what is on his workbench. Edward Traxler is planning a coal washer and discusses On18. Bob Richard talks about 'Old Sparky' (his 1930s Lionel train) that comes out for the holidays and Mike Slater joins in on one of his favorite subjects. Dan Pickard talks about a diorama he's working on for a show and Australian color. Dave Frary starts off talking about ballast and continues with his usual question answering. Chip Anderson talks about modeling Southern California in N scale modules. Chip asks about JMRI and Seth jumps in to answer questions. Lionel quizzes Marty McGuirk about his layout. Seth talks about a show he runs in the San Fran Bay Area. (Sorry folks, the show was edited too late for the meet.) Murray Scholz is removing hidden staging. The Prof has some concerns with Murray's plans. John Hunter talks about Australian pubs and halls. He also discusses rapid prototyping for Australian prototypes. John Garaty and the Prof talk about John's amazingly engineered layout. The Prof and Tom explore custom sounds for layouts and what is going on with DCC loco sounds. Joe Duckworth describes his layout plans. Joe, Tom and Lionel rap about how there is room for everyone in the hobby and how there are many right answers to any given question. Tom welcomes back Richard Stoehrer to give an update on his new interest in operations and building a shelf switching layout. Tom apologizes for January (this turned out to be most factual). Please check out the front of the site to vote in the Berties and also the Shelf Layout Design contest. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom and Terry start the show chatting with Tim Shenton about his winning layout for the John Hunter Layout design contest. The Prof and Peter Stempel add some analysis on Tim's design. Tom winds the Prof up and leaves him running old-school analog-style. Greg Shadle calls in to introduce his interest in steel mills and how he is building a steel mill modular layout. Terry talks about a new discovery and how he is helping the hobby with open source software. Tom and Hoffy have a number of questions for Terry. Dan Pickard discusses some sections of a previous layout he's been able to obtain and what he plans to do with them expanding into a new layout space. Tom and Dan talk about trees. Jim Lincoln provides a non-update update. Fred discusses running live steam in OO and the challenges it provides in terms of control. Bertie wants to discuss the Berties. Tom actually has a model railroading update. Peter Stempel explains his use of paper and card. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom and Terry start the show chatting with Tim Shenton about his winning layout for the John Hunter Layout design contest. The Prof and Peter Stempel add some analysis on Tim's design. Tom winds the Prof up and leaves him running old-school analog-style. Greg Shadle calls in to introduce his interest in steel mills and how he is building a steel mill modular layout. Terry talks about a new discovery and how he is helping the hobby with open source software. Tom and Hoffy have a number of questions for Terry. Dan Pickard discusses some sections of a previous layout he's been able to obtain and what he plans to do with them expanding into a new layout space. Tom and Dan talk about trees. Jim Lincoln provides a non-update update. Fred discusses running live steam in OO and the challenges it provides in terms of control. Bertie wants to discuss the Berties. Tom actually has a model railroading update. Peter Stempel explains his use of paper and card. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom kicks the show off talking about the John Hunter layout design contest and the return of the Berties. Mike Slater talks about a service center he maintains to work on his trains. Clark and Mike are going to Trainfest. Longtime friend of the show, Mike King, calls in to discuss his layout and Jim Lincoln's role in the layout. Tom may not be able to make Springfield. Clark's been on a layout tour featuring the late Rich Chrysler's layout. By popular demand, Tom grills Clark on his modeling methods. Bruce Wilson calls in and Tom tries to get his local crew in gear on assisting Bruce with his layout. The Prof attempts an intervention. John Hunter sets the record straight about his layout design contest. Phil calls in to talk about a flour blending plant he is working on and Dave Ramos knows knows the prototype very well. Tim Shenton introduces his layout. Henry gives a quick update about his layout. Hoffy and Tom discuss the Challengers forum and getting electronics components. Murray is in an interesting dilemma on his layout. Fred Patton introduces modeling the UK in the US. Toni provides an update. Ben blasphemes on multiple fronts. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom kicks the show off talking about the John Hunter layout design contest and the return of the Berties. Mike Slater talks about a service center he maintains to work on his trains. Clark and Mike are going to Trainfest. Longtime friend of the show, Mike King, calls in to discuss his layout and Jim Lincoln's role in the layout. Tom may not be able to make Springfield. Clark's been on a layout tour featuring the late Rich Chrysler's layout. By popular demand, Tom grills Clark on his modeling methods. Bruce Wilson calls in and Tom tries to get his local crew in gear on assisting Bruce with his layout. The Prof attempts an intervention. John Hunter sets the record straight about his layout design contest. Phil calls in to talk about a flour blending plant he is working on and Dave Ramos knows knows the prototype very well. Tim Shenton introduces his layout. Henry gives a quick update about his layout. Hoffy and Tom discuss the Challengers forum and getting electronics components. Murray is in an interesting dilemma on his layout. Fred Patton introduces modeling the UK in the US. Toni provides an update. Ben blasphemes on multiple fronts. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Vera's working in On30 now? It's just a once off. Tom and Vera chat about a layout tour with the Prof and co in the SF Bay Area (an ongoing theme throughout the show). Jimmy Simmons provides an update. It's time for the Berties! Hoffy gives an update and chats with Jimmy about getting teenage sons involved in the hobby. Terry Terrance talks about the problems with Shapeways and some writing his working on to get more people into rapid prototyping for their layouts. The Professor returns and he's got a lot to discuss - he's been to Vegas, the Seattle area and even spent some time with your humble host. Ed Novit breaks the Prof discussion to dig deep into Inglenook mathematics. DCC listeners need not dwell. The Prof regroups on the SF Bay Area part of his trip. Marty provides a Phd in model trees for those interested in New English foliage and he's also had some visitors. Clark Kooning tries to call in and is frequently dropped from the call. Ben Sutton and Tom nerd out on 40k layouts. Dave Ramos doesn't talk about rail-marine at all. Nigel introduces his model railroading interests. Peter Stempel defects onto Facebook and talks about remote uncoupling. Please don't forget to enter John Hunter's layout design contest! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Vera's working in On30 now? It's just a once off. Tom and Vera chat about a layout tour with the Prof and co in the SF Bay Area (an ongoing theme throughout the show). Jimmy Simmons provides an update. It's time for the Berties! Hoffy gives an update and chats with Jimmy about getting teenage sons involved in the hobby. Terry Terrance talks about the problems with Shapeways and some writing his working on to get more people into rapid prototyping for their layouts. The Professor returns and he's got a lot to discuss - he's been to Vegas, the Seattle area and even spent some time with your humble host. Ed Novit breaks the Prof discussion to dig deep into Inglenook mathematics. DCC listeners need not dwell. The Prof regroups on the SF Bay Area part of his trip. Marty provides a Phd in model trees for those interested in New English foliage and he's also had some visitors. Clark Kooning tries to call in and is frequently dropped from the call. Ben Sutton and Tom nerd out on 40k layouts. Dave Ramos doesn't talk about rail-marine at all. Nigel introduces his model railroading interests. Peter Stempel defects onto Facebook and talks about remote uncoupling. Please don't forget to enter John Hunter's layout design contest! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Mike, Tom and Jeff start the call talking about restoring Lionel. Duncan McRee and Craig Bisgeier talk about wireless and track-power-free DCC with some feedback from Anders, Terry and other crew members. David Ramos describes what it takes to make a social epicenter operating layout. Chris describes his latest work on Trevor's layout. Bruce, Chris and Tom rap on the difficulty finding some UK prototype items. Terry provides an update on his helix. The discussion continues on the Berties. Ed adds a little something random to the discussion. Clark Kooning and Tim Warris call in to talk about Cuban railroading, winning a Bertie and what's coming up this year for Fast Tracks. They discuss changes in the NMRA MMR classification coming up. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Mike, Tom and Jeff start the call talking about restoring Lionel. Duncan McRee and Craig Bisgeier talk about wireless and track-power-free DCC with some feedback from Anders, Terry and other crew members. David Ramos describes what it takes to make a social epicenter operating layout. Chris describes his latest work on Trevor's layout. Bruce, Chris and Tom rap on the difficulty finding some UK prototype items. Terry provides an update on his helix. The discussion continues on the Berties. Ed adds a little something random to the discussion. Clark Kooning and Tim Warris call in to talk about Cuban railroading, winning a Bertie and what's coming up this year for Fast Tracks. They discuss changes in the NMRA MMR classification coming up. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

*** STOP THE PRESSES *** Due to the late arrival of this show, the listener submitted item voting for the Berties will be extended through the month of January. More than USD200 of stuff on offer plus the chance to reward great work in the hobby. Check out modelrailradio.com for more. Email awards at modelrailradio dot com to vote! *** Tom mentions the show will be recorded on Skype going forward. If you want to participate or listen in live via Skype, just add tom.barbalet on Skype and enjoy the show as normal. Terry Terrance starts the show talking about a recent two rail O scale meet he attended. Tom recounts a day of trains in the San Francisco Bay Area with Matt Goodman. Jimmy Simmons calls in to provide an update on life with a laser. Ted Roy gives an update on his N scale traction layout. The show rounds out with Swedish listener, Anders Wirten calling in to talk about his fascinating 1970s layout. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

*** STOP THE PRESSES *** Due to the late arrival of this show, the listener submitted item voting for the Berties will be extended through the month of January. More than USD200 of stuff on offer plus the chance to reward great work in the hobby. Check out modelrailradio.com for more. Email awards at modelrailradio dot com to vote! *** Tom mentions the show will be recorded on Skype going forward. If you want to participate or listen in live via Skype, just add tom.barbalet on Skype and enjoy the show as normal. Terry Terrance starts the show talking about a recent two rail O scale meet he attended. Tom recounts a day of trains in the San Francisco Bay Area with Matt Goodman. Jimmy Simmons calls in to provide an update on life with a laser. Ted Roy gives an update on his N scale traction layout. The show rounds out with Swedish listener, Anders Wirten calling in to talk about his fascinating 1970s layout. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom starts the show with an appeal for last minute votes in the Berties. Terry and Tom talk about Terry's open house with a famous former club member. Jim, Terry and Gordon discuss Jim's layout update. Bob Scott and Clark Kooning call in to talk about what it takes to run a successful train store. Jim leads a spirited discussion on a wide variety of topics and the show ends with Tom appealing to South American and Eastern European listeners to participate. Don't forget to vote in the Bertie awards! Email awards at modelrailradio dot com to enter. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom starts the show with an appeal for last minute votes in the Berties. Terry and Tom talk about Terry's open house with a famous former club member. Jim, Terry and Gordon discuss Jim's layout update. Bob Scott and Clark Kooning call in to talk about what it takes to run a successful train store. Jim leads a spirited discussion on a wide variety of topics and the show ends with Tom appealing to South American and Eastern European listeners to participate. Don't forget to vote in the Bertie awards! Email awards at modelrailradio dot com to enter. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The crew discusses track laying and layout design. Trevor Marshall calls in to give an update on his new layout plans. Malcolm Johnson calls in to discuss his Japanese layouts. Jeff Shockley gives an update associated with a huge layout tour that his club is organizing. The show is rounded out by Andy Zimmerman talking about T-Trak modules and his local club. Don't forget to enter the Berties. With more than USD200 in prizes, you'd be crazy not to cast a vote or two! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The crew discusses track laying and layout design. Trevor Marshall calls in to give an update on his new layout plans. Malcolm Johnson calls in to discuss his Japanese layouts. Jeff Shockley gives an update associated with a huge layout tour that his club is organizing. The show is rounded out by Andy Zimmerman talking about T-Trak modules and his local club. Don't forget to enter the Berties. With more than USD200 in prizes, you'd be crazy not to cast a vote or two! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom starts the show on a Friday night with a small announcement and a reminder on voting in the Berties. The crew talking with Bill Denton about Modutrak. Murray Scholz calls in to discuss Narrow Gauge Down Under (both the magazine and the religion) and some great hobby tips for weathering and regional trees. The crew continue to talk about their projects and a new alternative to DCC. William from San Diego calls in to talk about real railroading and magazines. Thanks to Terry Terrance for doing the call traffic control for the start of the show! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Tom starts the show on a Friday night with a small announcement and a reminder on voting in the Berties. The crew talking with Bill Denton about Modutrak. Murray Scholz calls in to discuss Narrow Gauge Down Under (both the magazine and the religion) and some great hobby tips for weathering and regional trees. The crew continue to talk about their projects and a new alternative to DCC. William from San Diego calls in to talk about real railroading and magazines. Thanks to Terry Terrance for doing the call traffic control for the start of the show! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The show starts with an Australian narrow gauge discussion with Gordon Dobson, Chris Abbott. Terry Terrance and Bruce Wilson talk about 3d printing possibilities. The crew discuss magazines throughout the show. A listener submitted question on what to do with inherited model rail items is covered by the crew. Tom asks a question about what is the appropriate time to lay cork roadbed. David asks Tom about how to model the UK if you have never been there. The outro is thanks to some rail fans from New York who have released a substantial portion of their vocal work. Don't forget about the Berties! Please submit your entries through awards at modelrailradio dot com. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The show starts with an Australian narrow gauge discussion with Gordon Dobson, Chris Abbott. Terry Terrance and Bruce Wilson talk about 3d printing possibilities. The crew discuss magazines throughout the show. A listener submitted question on what to do with inherited model rail items is covered by the crew. Tom asks a question about what is the appropriate time to lay cork roadbed. David asks Tom about how to model the UK if you have never been there. The outro is thanks to some rail fans from New York who have released a substantial portion of their vocal work. Don't forget about the Berties! Please submit your entries through awards at modelrailradio dot com. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The crew talk with Gordon Dobson about OO UK model railway in Australia and a Gold Coast train show. Rene Gourley discusses 3d printing and Proto 87. Jimmy Simmons and Bill Sartore talk about craftsman kit lighting and how to model the apocalypse. Clark Kooning calls in to chat with Jimmy and co about the NMRA show. The usual crew discuss how little model railroading they have done and how to get folks in Sweden and Hong Kong to participate in the show. Matt Goodman provides a last minute update on his shelf layout and potentially what the basement layout will be based on. Don't forget to vote on the first annual Berties! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The crew talk with Gordon Dobson about OO UK model railway in Australia and a Gold Coast train show. Rene Gourley discusses 3d printing and Proto 87. Jimmy Simmons and Bill Sartore talk about craftsman kit lighting and how to model the apocalypse. Clark Kooning calls in to chat with Jimmy and co about the NMRA show. The usual crew discuss how little model railroading they have done and how to get folks in Sweden and Hong Kong to participate in the show. Matt Goodman provides a last minute update on his shelf layout and potentially what the basement layout will be based on. Don't forget to vote on the first annual Berties! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The show starts with an NMRA show update from Clark Kooning and Nobby Clarke. There is an extended update from Chris Abbott who is lost for the remainder of the show due to an electrical outage. Tom and Terry continue the show discussing reliable locomotives in a variety of scales with a call from Jeff and the show's expert on this topic Jason Reis. An exhausted Jim Lincoln calls in to discuss Tom's recent corn syrup plant purchase. Bruce Wilson provides a fascinating update on his WWI layout plans. Bryan Schilling, Terry and Jason finish the show with a discussion on rockwork styles. Don't forget to vote on the first annual Berties! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

The show starts with an NMRA show update from Clark Kooning and Nobby Clarke. There is an extended update from Chris Abbott who is lost for the remainder of the show due to an electrical outage. Tom and Terry continue the show discussing reliable locomotives in a variety of scales with a call from Jeff and the show's expert on this topic Jason Reis. An exhausted Jim Lincoln calls in to discuss Tom's recent corn syrup plant purchase. Bruce Wilson provides a fascinating update on his WWI layout plans. Bryan Schilling, Terry and Jason finish the show with a discussion on rockwork styles. Don't forget to vote on the first annual Berties! This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/