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Sam Akrasi speaks about what the gospel is this week in Bexhill.
Sam Akrasi speaks about being faithful witnesses as part of our Luke preach series. Recorded in Bexhill on Sunday 27 April 2025.
Alfie Head continues on our Luke preach series in the Bexhill venue, talking about the importance of communion.
"Do you want a taste of the lash?""No thanks, I've just had some cocoa."In 1974 the BBC issued the first Goon Show Classics LP. On one side was The Dreaded Batter Pudding Hurler of Bexhill-on-Sea and on the other side was the show we're talking about today: The Histories of Pliny the Elder, Spike Milligan's attempt to pen a sword-and-sandals Goonish epic.It has become one the most beloved Goon Shows ever, with some highly memorable gags and an end-of-term looseness about it. They all sounded like they were just having a lot of fun. Joining Tyler is returning guest James Page and as well as discussing the show itself pay tribute to a couple of the backroom boys, examine the difference between Cyril and Lew and give mention to Mark Kermode, Terry Scott and the Asterix books.
Jack Mallion speaks in the Bexhill venue for our youth takeover.
The premiere of David Hare's play Plenty at the National Theatre in 1978 marked him out as one of the UK's most skilled and socially conscious playwrights. Plenty transferred to Broadway, Hare adapted it into a film starring Meryl Streep, and in the following years he became known as a writer for whom the political and the personal are deeply entwined. Often referred to as Britain's pre-eminent ‘state of the nation playwright', his plays in the 1980s examined a wide range of social and political issues, including the Church of England in Racing Demon, the judiciary in Murmuring Judges and party politics in The Absence of War. He tackled international geopolitics in Via Dolorosa - about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - and the invasion of Iraq with Stuff Happens and the Vertical Hour. Equally skilled as a screenwriter, his film screenplays for The Hours and The Reader saw him twice nominated for Academy Awards. David Hare was knighted in 1998 for ‘services to theatre'. He talks to John Wilson about how his lower-middle class background and family life in Bexhill-on-Sea stimulated his imagination. He pays tribute to some of the most formative people in his life: his Cambridge university tutor, the Welsh writer and academic Raymond Williams, whose maxim that ‘culture is ordinary' had a profound effect on his life as a writer; the actress Kate Nelligan, who starred in several of Hare's plays, including Plenty; and his wife Nicole Farhi who, he says, transformed his idea of himself and who inadvertently helped inspire one of his best loved plays, Skylight. Producer: Edwina Pitman
Mike McCabe speaks in the Bexhill venue about diversity in the church.
Steve Young is speaking this week in Bexhill as he speaks about Jesus in the run up to Christmas.
Andrew Bunt continues our Behold preach series in Bexhill this week.
Tom Head is our guest speaker here in Bexhill this week looking at how to share your faith as part of the Kingdom Life series.
Jeremy Simpkins speaks at this year's Bexhill Camp from 15 - 18 August 2024.
Sam Akrasi speaks at this year's Bexhill Camp from 15 - 18 August 2024.
What is the church? That is the question that Sam Akrasi asks in this Sunday's Bexhill venue preach.
Alfie Head speaks on Venue Sunday in Bexhill on Sunday 11 August 2024.
Adrian Pursglove is the speaker for Venue Sunday in Bexhill.
Who am I? How do I work it out and who do I listen to? As our children grow up they're working this all out. This episode helps parents navigate the confusion, thoughts, feelings and others opinions, and ask is listening to who God says we are good? Andrew Bunt helps us think through it all, with excellent advice - inspiring quotes that could be sticker art and Amy's enthusiasm. We'd love you to join us and explore this topic on this next episode in our “Growing Up” series.People:Ed Drew - is the Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - is a writer for Faith in Kids.Andrew Bunt - is part of King's Church Hastings and Bexhill. He is Emerging Generations Director at Living Out and a training and resources consultant for New Ground Churches. Andrew is the author of several books including:Who in Heaven's Name Do You Think You Are?People Not Pronouns: Reflections on Transgender Experience and Finding Your Best Identity: A Short Christian Introduction to Identity, Sexuality and GenderSupport the ShowOur brand new “Growing Up” Resources are out NOW for parents and churches to use together as we help our children grow up in today's world, with God's word as their guide. Head to faithinkids.org for all the details on this excellent series. They're growing up fast so come on, let's share God's good story.Support the Show.
Sam Akrasi speaks about the Kingdom of God on Venue Sunday in Bexhill.
Today we're heading along the coast to Bexhill to learn how best to serve up a French culinary classic. Ollie Catchpole, promoter at FKP Scorpio joins us to talk shop, how he got through his worst day at the office and let's us in of his top tips for a nutritious lunch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The night we captured this soundscene of Cooden Beach in East Sussex, there was a brisk onshore breeze blowing in from the west. West is to the right of scene, where the incoming waves can sometimes be heard making first landfall. It's February. It's coming up to 11pm. The sky is a deep dark velvet, and the clean sea air, is hovering around 6 degrees centigrade. Nobody is about. Centre of scene is due south. The open sea. Behind, the whole of England. Just over a mile and a half to the west is Normans Bay. Two miles to the east is Bexhill. It's a coastline defined by shingle. Vast sloping fields of clean rounded stones, stretching from horizon to horizon. On such an overcast night as this. Moonless. The landscape can no longer be defined by its horizon. To our sense of spatial hearing, and being within thirty yards of the crashing waves, the world is transformed into a wide textured canvas. Heavy greys and shadowed browns across the lower half. Brighter, crisper, scattering greys, just above the mid-line. Every breaker there, as it makes landfall. And there, as its form collapses into spray. Still there, as it rattles and hauls the loose shingle back with it. There, and there again, always in different places. From left to right. Endlessly overlapping. Endlessly renewing. Night breakers, on a shingle beach. * This is the latter half of a one hour recording we captured on Cooden Beach last February. Hear the first section in episode 155. In 2021 we captured the shingle of Normans Bay in episode 63 and the essence of Bexhill in episode 66.
The journey of the Christmas story taken from Christmas at King's in Bexhill on Sunday 10 December.
Juliet and Terence on: rinsing yet more from The Beatles; the art of mixtapes; Tom Kerridge's Christmas; Nicky Haslam vs Martin Lewis; Cliff at Hammersmith; Stereolab in Hastings; and Show Of Hands at Bexhill. {Stairway To Devon}
Sam Akrasi's preach in Bexhill on 8 October 2023.
Jez Field speaks at the Bexhill camp 2023 from the book of Nehemiah.
The BIGGEST giveaway to date ! The waiting list is now open to join what I consider to be the biggest giveaway I've done to date. 3 x Mastery Masterclasses on how to Awaken Your Potential [Valued at £1.5k] 6 x FREE courses for personal growth and development, along with a FREE PDF copy of my best-selling book [Valued at £1k] FREE access to the Elite Brotherhood Community, including masterclasses, content, and accountability, when you register from September 1st [Valued at £199] Free BONUS Masterclass leading up to the start of the 3-day experience [Valued at £500] Free sit-down training day in Bexhill for those who attend all 3 masterclasses [Valued at £1k] ALL for FREE - That's £4,300 worth of training FOR FREE. Join the waiting list here - https://www.mancoachchallenge.co.uk/awakenyourpotentialwaitinglist
The BIGGEST giveaway to date ! The waiting list is now open to join what I consider to be the biggest giveaway I've done to date. 3 x Mastery Masterclasses on how to Awaken Your Potential [Valued at £1.5k] 6 x FREE courses for personal growth and development, along with a FREE PDF copy of my best-selling book [Valued at £1k] FREE access to the Elite Brotherhood Community, including masterclasses, content, and accountability, when you register from September 1st [Valued at £199] Free BONUS Masterclass leading up to the start of the 3-day experience [Valued at £500] Free sit-down training day in Bexhill for those who attend all 3 masterclasses [Valued at £1k] ALL for FREE - That's £4,300 worth of training FOR FREE. Join the waiting list here - https://www.mancoachchallenge.co.uk/awakenyourpotentialwaitinglist
The BIGGEST giveaway to date ! The waiting list is now open to join what I consider to be the biggest giveaway I've done to date. 3 x Mastery Masterclasses on how to Awaken Your Potential [Valued at £1.5k] 6 x FREE courses for personal growth and development, along with a FREE PDF copy of my best-selling book [Valued at £1k] FREE access to the Elite Brotherhood Community, including masterclasses, content, and accountability, when you register from September 1st [Valued at £199] Free BONUS Masterclass leading up to the start of the 3-day experience [Valued at £500] Free sit-down training day in Bexhill for those who attend all 3 masterclasses [Valued at £1k] ALL for FREE - That's £4,300 worth of training FOR FREE. Join the waiting list here - https://www.mancoachchallenge.co.uk/awakenyourpotentialwaitinglist
As Agatha Christie's esteemed detective Hercule Poirot often says, ‘murder is a habit'. But the murderer we're talking about today takes this to a whole other level...In this episode, we're talking about Agatha Christie's 1936 novel The ABC Murders. In this novel, Poirot comes face to face with a mysterious serial-killer adversary who goes by the name of ABC. ABC commits murders in alphabetical order, beginning with Alice Ascher in Andover, then Betty Barnard in Bexhill-on-Sea, then Sir Carmichael Clarke in Churston… But are these killings the work of a senseless sadist, or are they carefully planned murders, designed to conceal a sinister motive?Join us for a deep dive into this classic mystery novel – more a thriller than a classic whodunnit. We talk about serial killers, motives and murder methods. We also discuss the structure of crime novels, as well as some of the adaptations of The ABC Murders, including the ITV production with David Suchet and the more recent John Malkovich production for the BBC.As ever, a warning: this episode contains spoilers for The ABC Murders by Agatha Christie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of Business Marriage we lament on how everything changes - in business, in marriage, and in life, and how we find it an absolute nightmare. We always think about how easy things will be when we achieve our dreams… but all these changes keep getting in the way! We go over how things are changing in our lives and businesses, how disruptive these changes are, but also the opportunities they can create. We go over the support of our wonderful friends and family, and how we would react if we were recognised on the street. We also go over the changes we want to see in each other by bringing back a segment from a previous episode… During a recent family trip, we found the most delightful fish & chip shop in Bexhill, Marino's Fish Restaurant! They don't have a website, but check out their excellent reviews on TripAdvisor: https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g503756-d2718075-Reviews-Marinos_Fish_Restaurant-Bexhill_on_Sea_East_Sussex_England.html Get involved with the show via https://www.businessmarriagepod.com/ or you can change it up by emailing us at hello@businessmarriagepod.com! In this episode you will hear: What's changing in our lives at the moment How members of our family have been mugs this week The pros and cons of change The return of 10 Things I Hate About You! Check out Hayley's business at https://www.orangelamb.co.uk/ This podcast is produced by Phonic Media Business Marriage is the non-celebrity couple podcast that brings you the real and honest conversations that couples all over the world are having about life, family, work and everything in between. Entrepreneur husband and wife James and Hayley Burtt run their own separate businesses, so each week the pair take the opportunity to sit down and openly (sometimes too openly!) share what it is really like to juggle running a company, raising a family and (trying) to find time to keep your partner happy too! Expect arguments, laughs and even some useful lessons, plus listeners get to join in this interactive show by contributing their ‘partner battles', 'share the love' mentions and even get to give date-night suggestions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dee Haughney is Head of Learning at De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-sea. She was born in Ireland, studied Photography at TU Dublin, Curatorial Practice at Falmouth University and Asian Art at Sotheby's Institute of Art. She worked with the Kilkenny Arts Festival, Ireland, Newlyn Art Gallery, Cornwall and The Photographers' Gallery, London before joining October Gallery in 2012. As Curator of October Gallery for over eight years, she managed exhibitions, international art fairs and major installations working closely with artists such as El Anatsui, James Barnor and Sokari Douglas Camp. In 2018, she undertook a research trip, cycling the length of Africa from Cairo to Cape Town. Since 2022 she has been Head of Learning at De La Warr Pavilion, one of the largest contemporary arts centres in the southeast. Outside of this she works as an Independent Curator working with artists from Ireland and around the world. Links: https://www.deehaughney.com/aboutdeehaughney https://www.dlwp.com/ https://www.madeinbed.co.uk/interviews/anindya-sen-in-conversation-with-curator-of-october-gallery-dee-haughney music ‘Baby, I Miss The Internet' (Rama, Rama, Rama) by TOT TAYLOR is used by kind permission of the artist ©Tot Taylor/Songmatic Music (2020) PRS/MCPS/PPL
It's Thursday's edition of Ten To The Top and another battle for the Smart Speaker.
MP Andrew Bridgen joins Carl to discuss why he was cancelled over the COVID narrative, the Battle of Bexhill, and the current state of the march of progress.
Guests Bill Fulkerson and Ken Bryant speak with Zita Ritchie about a new cultivar of kikuyu which has shown resistance to fungal infections, particularly kikuyu yellows. Key management strategies are also discussed for kikuyu. Bill is a well know dairy researcher with many years of experience, particularly supporting farmers on the Far North Coast of NSW. Ken is a dairy farmer at Bexhill near Lismore and a director of the Norco Board and has been involved in the development of the new cultivar as part of the local Dairy Industry Development Group on the Far North Coast.Useful resources related to this podcast:Nathan Jennings (North Coast Local Land Services) nathan.jennings@lls.nsw.gov.auThis podcast is an initiative of the NSW DPI Dairy Business Advisory UnitIt is brought to you in partnership the Hunter Local Land ServicesPlease share this podcast with your fellow farmers and colleagues and feel free to contact us with suggestions or comments via this email address thebusinessofdairy@gmail.comFurther NSW DPI Dairy channels to follow and subscribe to include:NSW DPI Dairy Facebook pageDPI Intensive Livestock Twitter feedNSW DPI Dairy NewsletterTranscript here Produced by Video LiftThe information discussed in this podcast are for informative and educational purposes only and do not constitute advice.
The Kingdom of God preach series continued this week in Bexhill with a captivating message from Sarah Stone, who emphasised the miraculous healing power of the Almighty.
with Guest Speaker Ian McTear a long-standing and very well-known Chiropractor in his community who has been able to bring transformation to individuals who never thought it was possible. He was invited on the show to talk about some of his teachings, on how important posture is as well as talk about the relevance of posture and the various types of exercise mediums out there that help support correct posture.He operates in the UK, East Sussex in Bexhill under the clinic of Belle ChiropracticConsciously empowering your mind and body through wellness.Your Host Star Freudenberg founder of the Star Freud Wellness Group who is a Biohacking, Detox, Health & Wellness Expert and Educator Social Media Details:Clinic Website: https://www.starfreudwellnessclinic.comInstagram: @starfreudwellnessFacebook: StarFreudWellnessLinkedin: Star FreudenbergTikTok: StarFreudWellnessEmail: info@starfreudwellness.comWhatsapp number: +447397885590
Andrew is part of King's Church Hastings and Bexhill. He is Emerging Generations Director at Living Out and a training and resources consultant for New Ground Churches. He studied theology at Durham University and King's College London. Andrew is the author of Who in Heaven's Name Do You Think You Are? (Charis Books, 2015), People Not Pronouns: Reflections on Transgender Experience (Grove Books, 2021) and Finding Your Best Identity: A Short Christian Introduction to Identity, Sexuality and Gender (IVP, 2022), which is the focus of our conversation. Most of our conversation is focused on understanding the pros and cons of what seems to be an over growing list of sexual and (especially) gender identities, and how we can walk with teens who are wrestling with their sexuality and gender identity. https://thinktheology.co.uk/authors/4708 If you would like to support Theology in the Raw, please visit patreon.com/theologyintheraw for more information!
Sam Akrasi speaks about looking to Jesus. Taken from the Bexhill service.
David Revés é um curador, escritor e investigador português baseado entre Lisboa e Estocolmo. É licenciado em Ciências da Comunicação -Contemporary Cultures and New Technologies (Universidade NOVA) e Mestre em Estudos Artísticos (Universidade do Porto). Como curador, desenvolveu vários projectos, tais como "Ablutions", exposição colectiva na Casa de História Judaica, Elvas; "gravitas", exposição colectiva na Fundação Leal Rios; Isabel Cordovil x GAS, "The Sunlight Will Break The Party", Rua das Gaivotas 6, Lisboa; Carlos Nogueira, "wind shadows". entre águas", Arpad Szenes - Fundação Vieira da Silva, Lisboa; "um corpo, um rio", exposição colectiva na Galeria Liminare, Lisboa; Rodrigo Gomes, "Espelhos Sussurrantes", Carpintarias de São Lázaro, Lisboa; "A Hunted Time", exposição colectiva na Casa do Capitão, Lisboa; entre outros. Foi curador chefe e programador na Galeria Painel, Porto (2016-2018), co-curador da Fundação DIDAC, Santiago de Compostela, ES (2019), e parte da equipa curatorial do CINENOVA - Festival Interuniversitário de Cinema (2020-2021). David também colaborou com alguns locais-chave portugueses, tais como o Museu Nacional Soares dos Reis e o Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Serralves. Desenvolve regularmente uma actividade crítica e ensaística com a qual colabora para revistas especializadas, livros de artistas, edições académicas, palestras, e seminários. Como editor, está agora a trabalhar num livro chamado "Profanações" e como crítico/educador está a preparar um programa de residência internacional no Algarve [região sul de Portugal], proporcionando um encontro para artistas e outros autores sob o tema da natureza, cultura e o Planetário. João Conceição (Lisboa, 1991) vive e trabalha em Londres. É curador no De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-sea [UK]. Anteriormente foi Assistente de Programação na Gasworks, e trabalhou na Chisenhale Gallery, ambas em Londres. É formado em Cultura, Crítica e Curadoria pela Central Saint Martins, e tem um mestrado em Teoria de Arte Contemporânea pela Goldsmiths University of London, ambas em Londres. Entre vários projetos e exposições que curou estão: “Queering Landscapes” e “Where we see João Pedro Rodrigues” em parceira com Queer Lisboa no Deptford Cinema (Londres, 2019), “In a State of Alterity” na Galeria Painel (Porto, 2017) e “As in, us viewing the objects. the objects viewing each other. and then the objects” na Chalton Gallery (Londres, 2016).Links:https://www.artcuratorgrid.com/users/david-reves/postshttps://www.dlwp.com/https://www.magazine.artconnect.com/curators/david-reveshttps://www.artrabbit.com/people/joaoconceicao/curatorEpisódio gravado a 04.11.2022 http://www.appleton.pt Mecenas Appleton:HCI / Colecção Maria e Armando Cabral Financiamento:República Portuguesa - Cultura / DGArtes Apoio:Câmara Municipal de Lisboa
"The Good Listening To" Podcast with me Chris Grimes! (aka a "GLT with me CG!")
Ladies n Genminminminmin (er, min...) look who I've gawn n' bagged for The Good Listening To Show! None other than National Children's Theatre Treasure David Wood OBE.With the peace, quiet & sanctuary of very specifically "Room 208" of the Cooden Beach Hotel in Bexhill-on-Sea in Sussex for his Clearing, where a lot of his 'writing magic' over the years has taken place!Heralded by The Times as being "The National Children's Dramatist" David Wood was a favourite of Queen Elizabeth II (presented to her no less than 4 times - and twice on the same day for reasons that he'll explain!). His new book, "Elizabeth Taylor's Kiss And Other Brushes With Hollywood!" reflects on his life & extraordinary career like a big fat kiss!David Wood is a children's entertainment all-rounder, versatility-pants & polymath. He is an Actor, Author, Composer, Director, Magician (Bingo Caller!) & Producer. He is also an esteemed member with a "Gold Star" for recognition of his services to Children's Entertainment of the Magic Circle. With so many seminal Children's theatre works & adaptations to his name including "The Gingerbread Man" (that partnered him way-back-when with Producer Cameron Macintosh & a show that has since toured the world many times over); "The Selfish Shellfish"; "The Owl & The Pussycat Went To See"; "The Tiger Who Came To Tea"; "Dinosaurs & All That Rubbish"; "Goodnight Mr Tom" & "Noddy" to name but several.He also wrote "The Queen's Handbag" as part of the Queen's 80th Birthday celebrations in 2006, culminating in a Garden Party hosted by the Queen for 5,000 children + an all star cast in the gardens of Buckingham Palace - & simultaneously broadcast Live on BBC One!He is also a man to whom I will be eternally grateful, as he gave me my 1st ever professional job, on graduating from The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, understudying TV Presenter Peter Duncan in Whirligig Theatre's "Dinosaurs And All That Rubbish". So it's all his fault! This is a sincere opportunity after all these years to welcome him to the Clearing to say THANK YOU!David Wood has something of the magical spirit of Peter Pan about him. No wonder: it was his favourite story as a child & he was shaped in the 1960s. Well over half a century later, David still exudes an ageless happy-go-lucky, childlike optimism, a super-civilised energy & endless enthusiasm, which is simply irresistible. OK, he readily admits to being ‘a bit of a show-off'! Magic was his first party trick. From an early age, he also enjoyed being a choirboy - as it involved a distinctive wardrobe & a weekly public performance. What's more, going to church two or three times on Sundays gave David a credible excuse to escape the parental tensions at home. Aged 14, when he told his Headmaster in Chichester that he wanted to be an actor, he was immediately pointed towards a one week residential course. What he learned there has served David well for all of his professional life! Another teacher at that school, curiously nicknamed ‘Spiv', suggested to David that focusing exclusively on acting might be a self-limiting decision. What about writing, directing, producing? It instantly broadened David's vision of theatrical possibilities. Look at the nominations, the awards, the applause: He has excelled on stage, in the cinema and on TV. He has directed & produced, written literally dozens of plays, songs and books.During his action-packed life, David has met & worked with just about all of the great English names in the theatre & Hollywood, including Laurence Olivier, Michael Redgrave, Alec Guinness, Cameron Macintosh, John Mortimer, Peter Cook and Bernard Miles. Not to mention Richard Burton & Elizabeth Taylor, George Martin, Lindsay Anderson, Malcolm McDowell & Michael Palin! "If you have ears, prepare to lend them now!"
Bexhill field falls to the evils of captialism? I dunno maybe a comercial developer finaly made the move to develop some comerical land...Sam, Max, AC, and I run down random rabbit holes of nothingness...booze win as per usual... Check us out on facebook, twitter, and the interweb. Barberian Productions
Beach huts today go for ridiculous amounts of money but they've always been desirable things, ever since their popularity skyrocketed after the First World War. For a penniless couple in 1935, however, an unlocked beach hut was just a welcome place of refuge. Until PC Hunt arrived with his lamp. https://www.facebook.com/CoastalStoriesPod https://twitter.com/podcastcoastal https://ko-fi.com/coastalstories
Hypertension is also known as high or raised blood pressure. The higher the pressure, the harder the heart must pump. It is a serious medical condition and can increase the risk of heart, brain, kidney, and other diseases. People from the most deprived areas in England are 30% more likely than the least deprived to have high blood pressure which is why it is vital to identify it early in patients to address the health inequalities that exist in some communities in Sussex. Aware that within the Sussex integrated care system only 64.6% of those estimated to have hypertension had been 'detected', Little Common and Old Town Surgeries in Bexhill-on-Sea joined forces with their local Primary Care Network and public health organisation OneYou East Sussex, to hold a hypertension awareness event led by Dr Phil Stocks.
Hear the latest info about our NHS Sussex Roadshows with dates in Bexhill, Crawley, Brighton, Burgess Hill, Newhaven, Portslade, Seaford, Worthing, Rye, Peacehaven, Petworth, Hellingly and Hailsham.
We all have heard about cholesterol and definitely know someone who has been at risk of it or still is suffering from it. However, many people don't really know what it means or what actions to take to reduce the risk of getting high cholesterol nor steps to take to manage if you do have high cholesterol.Today's episode is all about discussing the ins and outs surrounding cholesterol and the answers you need for the cholesterol numbers you want! Also most importantly what steps you can take to get you in a healthy condition and state and answer the common questions such as:Why is it so important to lower cholesterol? What is your risk of a heart attack? How can you assure that your cholesterol numbers are accurate? Star Freudenberg | Medical Mindset Coach Holistic Doctor | Personal Transformation Coach | Self-Help Author | Speaker +447397 885590 | www.medicalmindsetcoach.comClinics: Medical Mindset Coach - Central London (Monument)36 St Mary at Hill, Billingsgate, London EC3R 8DU Medical Mindset Coach - North London 78 Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park London, England NW3 2BEMedical Mindset Coach - Hastings241 London Rd, Saint Leonards-on-Sea, TN37 6LUMedical Mindset Coach - Bexhill96 Belle Hill, Bexhill-on-sea, TN40 2APConsciously empowering your mind and body through wellness.Your Host Star Freudenberg founder of the Star Freud Wellness Group who is a Biohacking, Detox, Health & Wellness Expert and Educator Social Media Details:Clinic Website: https://www.starfreudwellnessclinic.comInstagram: @starfreudwellnessFacebook: StarFreudWellnessLinkedin: Star FreudenbergTikTok: StarFreudWellnessEmail: info@starfreudwellness.comWhatsapp number: +447397885590
For Venue Sunday in Bexhill, Steve shares about baptism in the Holy Spirit.
Natalie Williams speaks to us this week in both Hastings and Bexhill.
Paul Hawksbee and Charlie Baker are joined in the pod by Bassist for the band 'Feeder' Taka Hirose who told us all about one particular gig he was very excited for - which lead to today's poll. Plus, actor Jack Docherty plugs his new show 'Nothing But' and the director of 'Marvellous' Theresa Heskins promotes the stage show version of that film. And former Arsenal goalkeeper Graham Stack told us all about his eventful weekend where he came out of retirement. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Steve Young continues our Jesus Is preach series from Bexhill titled Jesus is Near.
In this week's show, Will and Ben interview the Member of Parliament for Bexhill and Battle, Huw Merriman MP
Over the past few years singer Sarah Moule has established a rapidly growing reputation as one of Britain's most exciting new jazz talents. Her highly acclaimed debut album It's A Nice Thought, released in 2002, showed that in lyricist Fran Landesman and composer Simon Wallace (“one of the finest songwriting partnerships alive” The Observer) she has found a source of contemporary songs which are melodic, thought-provoking, literate and witty, and lend themselves perfectly to Sarah's classic vocal interpretation. Sarah grew up in Bexhill-on-Sea on the East Sussex coast where her passion for singing was sparked by singing English folk songs with her large musical family. She spent the 1980s working and travelling in South America, Asia, China, Australia, Europe and the USA. On returning to London in the early 1990s she met jazz singers Ian Shaw and Claire Martin who introduced her to the song-writing team of veteran American lyricist Fran Landesman and Welsh pianist and composer Simon Wallace.
Great to catch up with Rich and Marc Moore from SOURCEBMX who are out in the US and came over to the house for a catch-up and a Podcast. It's amazing to see what the boys have done with SOURCEBMX from their early race days to opening their first BMX shop and now to what they have grown SOURCEBMX into, which is a globally respected and successful company in the BMX World and they do it with the same passion they have for BMX. We hit on the early days of Rich and Marc discovering racing, the Bexhill / Hastings scene looking up to Keith Duly (@jump_club) as the local race legend and working with him today with Jump Club and the rebuild of the local Bexhill track that should be complete in the next few months. We chat about some of the competition the brothers raced against from Kelvin & Liam Batey, Marcus Bloomfield, Peter Fieldhouse, Laurence Mapp and Stephen Murray along with some of the teams they rode for. Rich talks about all the BMX Media he has done over the years shooting for magazines and testing products. Marc talks about placing 3rd at the 98 Worlds, spending time in the US working at Profile and opening a BMX shop after returning from the States. We talk about SOURCEBMX, the growth over the years, getting in early on online sales, Warehouses in the UK, Kentucky, and Germany with over 70 employees in addition to sponsoring teams and riders including Kelvin Batey, Kye Whyte and Shanaze Reade during the early days. We touch on the SOURCE Park, The Battle of Hastings, events, some of the brands they work with, the future, getting more involved in BMX RACE and so much more. Great chatting with the boys and I personally want to thank them both for supporting everything I do in BMX from teams, to grassroots programs and basically anything I have told Rich I'm involved in - he responds with, "Yep, we're in". They are a breath of fresh air in the BMX industry to work with and great to hang out with. Cheers and hope everyone likes the Pod. SOURCEBMX.COM @sourcebmx @thesourcepark @sourcebmxrace
Paula Mary is a professional Psychic Medium and Spiritual Healer, specialising in Psychic Surgery and an Animal Communicator. She comes from an Irish background, was born in Essex U.K. and now lives between Bexhill on Sea, East Sussex and Brittany, France.(although France on hold until travel can take place again) Paula Mary believes she was born with great spiritual awareness, and at the age of 5 she knew she wanted to be a healer/psychic though didn't know what it was of course!. At 9 years old she was able to get information through and had her first healing experience. At 11 her Guides started talking to her. She is a qualified Spiritual Healer training with the Federation of Spiritual Healers over 30 years ago. She is a qualified Meditation Teacher, a Reiki Master Teacher, and has a diploma in CBT and Dog psychology. She set up The Psychic Clinic in 1999, to offer all things Spiritual , covering all Spiritual aspects. She has a small team of various therapists who assist her in promoting The Psychic Clinic's Motto: Empowering Self Healing. Paula's Childhood was not easy, but coming through her own journey of self-development and healing, Paula is passionate about helping others through their journey. This led Paula to work in Children Services, in the child protection team, and she set up 6 week programs to help children deal with their emotions ( Paula still does do this today but privately incorporating her CBT and her spiritual connections) Paula's passion is working directly with the client on a deep energetic level to recognise and release deep rooted issues, and by empowering clients with the tools to enhance their own wellbeing can help them move forward with positivity. She has also set up a module to deal with Ancestral Healing and resetting of your own energies, This came about again through personal experience during her own development journey. She has also produced her own “Future Reading Cards” which are based on to the old style Fortune telling cards, a great tool for teaching and how to read cards. Since the covid-19 pandemic Paula has teamed up with Psychic Mediums in US and they work together to deliver psychic development workshops and Healing clinics. Paula has also developed her Psychic Surgery techniques over the years, working with clients worldwide. Her main focus for her healing work has been people living with terminal illnesses including cancer, ME and MS though now Paula works predominately with clients suffering the long-term effects of Covid19, which has been made possible worldwide using modern technology . Paula Mary has her own podcast , “ The Spiritual Surgery Podcast “ which is a Spiritual Development Show, focusing on live debates, guests, development techniques and answering any questions, via email : spiritualsurgery@thepsychicclinic.com Paula Mary is passionate about her work she connects directly to her Spirit Guides. I know you'll enjoy what Paula has to share with us! To keep in touch, please feel free to join my Facebook Group "The Spirit Room Podcast" and feel free to email me at melissawhitemedium@gmail.com With love, Melissa x
This session was taught at the Christ Church Manchester School of Theology on Saturday 4th December 2021. The speaker is Andrew Bunt – Andrew is a staff member at Kings Church Hastings & Bexhill, an author and a regular speaker on various theology topics. In this session he looks at the books of Leviticus, Numbers & Deuteronomy. More information about Christ Church Manchester can be found at www.christchurchmanchester.com
This session was taught at the Christ Church Manchester School of Theology on Saturday 4th December 2021. The speaker is Andrew Bunt – Andrew is a staff member at Kings Church Hastings & Bexhill, an author and a regular speaker on various theology topics. In this session he looks at the Doctrine of Sin. More information about Christ Church Manchester can be found at www.christchurchmanchester.com
John Groves continues our restored series looking at forgiveness. This recording was taken from our Bexhill meeting due to issues with our livestream in Hastings.
Huw Merriman may be a Conservative MP now – but as a teenager, he had to come out to his staunchly socialist parents. Maybe that's why he doesn't have time for what he calls the ‘pie throwing' of Parliamentary politics. In this hilly ramble down from Burwash to Batemans in his Bexhill and Battle constituency, Huw talks about why transport gets him out of bed in the morning, where he wants to put bees in the Houses of Parliament, and whether he's planning a supergroup with his celebrity constituents. Producer/Editor: Richard Culver Presenter: Ben Weisz
Nick was born the year AC/DC were formed (1973)) in the historically significant town of Hastings, which by then was more than a little tired. His parents John and Chrissie later moved the family up the coast to Bexhill-on- Sea, which Nick brilliantly sums up as a place where the main industry is care homes, London is the North and ambition is modest. At University something clicked for Nick and with that came a desire for "MORE" and he was in a hurry to get it. In Nick's own inimitable words in the 90's he became a "fully loaded sales dick" and a successful one at that. The first half of the 00's on the other hand was an incredibly challenging time for Nick and was in many ways life changing, as was the arrival in his life of Vicki who he married in 2011. When we recorded this episode Nick and Vicki were preparing to move themselves and their three children Ben, Noah & Matilda to a new home and a new life in the French Alps. This is a plan and a move that has been in train for several years, and they are now in their new home. I wish them every possible success in this brave and inspirational endeavour, and I look forward to having Vicki on the show in a years' time to tell us how it's going and share her story. Nick's musical journey has had as many turns as his personal journey and he came up with a great set of song selections: 70's Kenny Rogers The Gambler 80's Guns N'Roses You Could Be Mine 90's Sisters of Mercy More00's Foo Fighters The Pretender10's Pete Tong/Jules Buckley/Maxi Jazz Insomnia 20's Jackie Wilson (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher These selections and a song from every artist mentioned is included in this Spotify Playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4LGLLlIg3V802CAOBLl1oY?si=c5bc8bff90fd48e4
We click our way across the globe to find the person whose likeness is the center of this entire story. Follow on instagram @findbaileepodcast
You ever heard you never wanna watch sausage being made? Apparently, watching Governmental entities at work is similar, if you watched the Knox County Commission's July 26, 2021 meeting it was great theater. Unless you had worked for a year and your plan, fell. That is what happened with the changes Commission Chairman Larsen Jay wanted for the Knox County Merit System and Council, his best laid plans fell. Then there was the controversy of the Bexhill Sector Plan and Rezoning that the worm took a turn, the sector plan and rezoning happened but not without some injury (so to speak) Yell at me in written form brian@brianhornback.com Twitter @Mega_Bullhorn and/or @brianhornback Facebook @BrianHornbackdotCom Insta @BrianHornbackdotCom --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-hornback/support
Yup, we talk about all of that. Not sure I need to explain more than what's in the title. Our conversation is actually quite theological and it doesn't shy away from the tough questions, the embarrassing questions, and the questions you didn't know you had until you listened to this episode. Andrew is an assistant pastor at King's Church Hastings and Bexhill and is the author of Who In Heaven's Name Do You Think You Are?: Exploring Your Identity In Christ and People not Prounouns: Reflections on Transgender Experience, which you can order here: https://grovebooks.co.uk/products/p-166-people-not-pronouns-reflections-on-transgender-experienceAndrew also works for an amazing organization called Living Out (https://www.livingout.org), which helps the church talk about faith and sexuality.Support PrestonSupport Preston by going to patreon.comVenmo: @Preston-Sprinkle-1Connect with PrestonTwitter | @PrestonSprinkleInstagram | @preston.sprinkleYoutube | Preston SprinkleCheck out his website prestonsprinkle.comIf you enjoy the podcast, be sure to leave a review.
There's a point along the promenade at Bexhill-on-Sea where the pull of the crashing waves outweighs the ice cream hubbub underneath the pavilion. Where no matter your age, you'll find yourself leap from the walkway and begin the short steep shingle scrunching journey down towards the sea. It's a point, buffeted by a salt-scented onshore breeze, that has no need for sign or marker. No need for a call or shout. A turn-off, from the flat walkway, where you simply follow the invisible tracks of everyone who's ever been, and fall headlong into your own childhood dream. We saw in the distance a man walking across the beach with his child, a kite bobbing in the sky in front of them. We jumped down. We strode in giant steps steep down the shingle. We followed the old wooden groyne and stopped when it stopped, at the water's edge, beside the foam fizzing waves. Standing so near to the surf zone we could feel it. The weight of the sea. Thudding the shingle through our feet. How can anything matter in the face of such weight and movement? We could hear the waves rolling in, interlacing, unfurling and breaking. Swooshing in from left to right, pushed by force of current and prevailing wind. This is the sound of longshore drift. The reason the beach is bisected by groynes. We listened, and marvelled, at the gloriousness of the waves as they raced up the beach to meet us.
Mal and Johnny chat to Emily Squires, the niece of Dorthy Squires who lived with her Auntie Dorothy and Roger Moore at her Mansion in Bexhill.
In this episode, I interview James Boardman, the Founder of Time Domination based in Bexhill, UK, which helps and supports business owners in managing their time, energy, balance, and productivity in order to have a sustainable personal and professional life. Time Domination prioritizes the mental and emotional well-being of their clients considering these as important as physical health. James Boardman was a former military man serving under the Royal Marines for 9 years. After leaving the Royal Marines, his world crumbled. He knows from his personal experience the importance of mental and emotional health in setting priorities. Improving daily habits like physical, mental, and emotional fitness is what James has been implemented for his clients. He said, “Physical challenges that you set yourself, whatever it is, it’s about having an emotional connection.” This Cast Covers: Managing time, energy, balance, and productivity to avoid early burnout. Productivity & balance are real foundational pillars of every business owner to garner success. Helping entrepreneurs become much more effective with their time and energy in their professional life. The key to mental fortitude in business and personal life is connecting physical challenges to emotional health. The importance of working with no barriers, yet growing the business. The struggles many business owners go through trying to grow the business takes a huge part in obtaining a winning business. Talks about the mental health implications of running a business, the mental & emotional breakdown of the business. Working on four pillars business, health, relationships, and personal development. How setting the vision often as support makes a difference. Additional Resources: The Power of Habit By Charles Duhigg The Power of Story By James Loehr The Now Habit By Neil A. Fiore ………………………………………… Quotes: “I love the process by having always loved the process.” – James Boardman “Physical challenges that you set yourself, whatever it is, it’s about having an emotional connection.” – James Boardman “People should understand why others wanted to do it and choose to quit or stay.” – James Boardman “If you are not growing, you cannot grow your business.” – James Boardman “Taking your roles and responsibilities is what moves the business forward.” – James Boardman ………………………………………… Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
2020 UNSOLVED & 2021 ALMOST SOLVED Murders from Bexhill and London. Sources:· https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-56416399· https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-56433016· https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-56433016· https://www.bexhillobserver.net/news/people/blessing-olusegun-police-continuing-investigation-into-death-of-young-woman-on-bexhill-beach-3166720· https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/libby-didnt-attract-same-outpouring-5261168· https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/blessing-olusegun-death-what-happened-police-b1818563.html· https://inews.co.uk/news/uk/sarah-everard-campaign-fundraiser-reclaim-the-street-rosa-women-charities-923428· https://www.kentlive.news/news/kent-news/sarah-everard-police-investigating-disappearance-5174515· https://www.kentlive.news/news/kent-news/sarah-everard-murder-trial-what-5203240· https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/18/sarah-everard-family-hears-cause-of-death-not-yet-established-inquest· https://www.mylondon.news/news/south-london-news/sarah-everards-cause-death-remains-20247944· https://news.sky.com/story/sarah-everard-more-than-500-000-raised-in-tribute-to-go-to-womens-grassroots-charities-12252385· https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/post-mortem/#:~:text=A%20post%2Dmortem%20will%20be,post%2Dmortem%20is%20carried%20out.· https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/what-happened-blessing-olusegun-death-sussex-b924027.html· https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-the-top-surveillance-cities-worldwide/
How many Bec Hills could fit in Bexhill? What species would make the longest queue if you put every individual in a single line? Plus an update on Bec's coat conundrum! If you've got a problem or a solution, hit us up on our website www.aproblemsquared.com, or on social media. Thanks to www.higherdose.com for providing the sauna blanket for the fluffy jacket problem. To find out more about Mileva Marić and the campaign to have her contributions recognised, visit www.inspiring-girls.com/ig-blog/marijamilevablog
A new film tells the story of a villa in Bexhill-on-Sea which played host to an extraordinary finishing school, where the children of elite Nazis such as Himmler and von Ribbentrop learned English (while doing Nazi salutes and celebrating the Fuhrer’s birthday). Author and historian Guy Walters talks to author Adrian Weale on why the school existed at all - and the inglorious history of British believers who supported Hitler and the Third Reich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
SIX MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT MOVIE REVIEW From Eddie Izzard comes this suspense-filled tale of an England on the cusp of WWII in 1939. Izzard writes, produces and stars in this period story about a schoolteacher named Thomas Miller (Izzard) who goes to the small seaside village of Bexhill-on-Sea to teach English at a boarding school… Read More »Screener Squad: Six Minutes to Midnight
SIX MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT MOVIE REVIEW From Eddie Izzard comes this suspense-filled tale of an England on the cusp of WWII in 1939. Izzard writes, produces and stars in this period story about a schoolteacher named Thomas Miller (Izzard) who goes to the small seaside village of Bexhill-on-Sea to teach English at a boarding school… Read More »Screener Squad: Six Minutes to Midnight
Donald Macleod explores the life and music of the English composer Ruth Gipps. Ruth Gipps was born in Bexhill-on-Sea in 1921. Her Swiss-born mother was an accomplished pianist and, recognising her daughter’s aptitude, taught her piano from an early age. Gipps was four years old when she gave her first public performance, at Grotrian Hall in London. It was from that moment on, she said later, that she knew without a shadow of a doubt, that playing the piano was her job and that she wanted to be a composer. A highly gifted and versatile musician, on 25th March 1945, Gipps took part in a public concert as the soloist in Glazunov’s Piano Concerto before re-joining the woodwind section of the City of Birmingham Orchestra as an oboist for the premiere of her first symphony. Four more symphonies were to follow. But a troublesome injury to her hand, which she had sustained in childhood, brought her career as a concert pianist to an end in the 1950s. By this stage she had achieved some notable successes as a composer. The recipient of several composition prizes, an early high point was the selection of her orchestral work “Knight in Armour” by Sir Henry Wood for the Last Night of the Proms broadcast in 1942. Awarded a doctorate in music in 1947, Gipps held teaching posts at London’s Trinity College of Music, the Royal College of Music and Kingston Polytechnic and did terms as Chair of both the Composers’ Guild and the newly founded British Music Information Centre. There’s little doubt though that Gipps faced considerable gender discrimination in several of the fields in which she excelled. On discovering her enjoyment of conducting, she overcame this by founding two orchestras, the London Repertoire Orchestra in 1955, and then the Chanticleer Orchestra. A composition pupil of Vaughan Williams, Gipps defined her music as, “a follow-on from her teacher, Bliss and Walton, the three giants of British music since the Second World War.” While all these composers can be heard in her music, her music has its own distinctive and original qualities. Publicly outspoken, Gipps remained firmly anti-modernist. She regarded 12-tone music, serial music, electronic music and avant-garde music as utter rubbish. From the late 1950s the musical establishment felt her music was out of step with the times, and they bypassed her work. She did have some admirers, including Sir Arthur Bliss, whom she had first met in 1942, who continued to support and admire her music but in general it fell to her own resourcefulness to get her music heard, arranging performances, which she would then conduct with her own orchestras. Across the week Donald Macleod is joined by Victoria Rowe, the keeper of Gipps’ archive and her daughter-in-law. Together they build a picture of Gipps as a child performer, a young student, an educator, a conductor and a composer. The series features specially recorded material from the BBC’s performing groups, including Gipps’ second, third and fourth symphonies. There’s also a brand-new recording of Cringlemire Garden, for string orchestra, and two more new releases, both of which explore her chamber music. All three recordings are planned for release later this year, to mark the centenary year of her birth. Music Featured: The Fairy Shoemaker The Kelpie of Corrievreckan Op 5b Quintet Op 16 Piano Concerto in G minor Op 34 Clarinet Concerto in G minor Op 9 (III: Vivace) Symphony No 2 (excerpt) Knight in Armour Rhapsody in E flat Op 23 Jane Grey Fantasy Op 15 Sonata Op 45 (4th movt) Cringlemire Garden Seascape for 10 wind instruments An Easter Carol Op 52 Gloria in excelsis Op 62 Symphony No 3 (3rd & 4th movts) Symphony No 4 Op 61 (II: Adagio – piu mosso – Tempo I (Adagio)) Sonata for cello and piano, Op 63 (excerpt) Theme and Variations, Op 57a Symphony No 4 Op 61 (1st movt) Horn Concerto, Op 58 David Pyatt, horn Octet for Wind, Op 65 (2nd movt: Waltz) Opalescence, Op 72 Pan and Apollo, Op 78 Wind Sinfonietta, Op 73 Symphony No 4, Op 61 (IV: Finale) Presented by Donald Macleod Produced by Johannah Smith for BBC Wales For full track listings, including artist and recording details, and to listen to the pieces featured in full (for 30 days after broadcast) head to the series page for Ruth Gipps (1921-1999) https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000sxbl And you can delve into the A-Z of all the composers we’ve featured on Composer of the Week here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3cjHdZlXwL7W41XGB77X3S0/composers-a-to-z
Are Christians transphobic? Why are churches not inclusive? How do Christians view gender? We're talking with Andrew Bunt about gender, what the bible says about it and why the church is still good news for those who are trans. Andrew is part of the leadership team at King's Church Hastings and Bexhill and is also a speaker and writer with Living Out. He studied theology at Durham University and King's College London, specialising in biblical studies and biblical languages. He loves helping people to understand and apply the Bible and loves wrestling with big cultural issues. He is the author of 'Who in Heaven's Name Do You Think You Are?' (Charis Books, 2014). He regularly contributes for www.livingout.org and his story can be found here: https://www.livingout.org/resources/podcasts/1/meet-the-authors-1-andrew-bunt #gender #inclusion #christianity --- About the channel --- Dan and Phil are mates who like talking apologetics, philosophy, ethics and theology. They interview Christians who are evangelists, authors, scientists, apologists, comedians or simply interested in talking about big topics. In the future, we're looking to interview people from other faiths and atheists in a non-confrontational format. We put all interviews on a podcast. We aim to update the podcast every other week: https://criticalwitness.uk/podcast If long form interviews aren't your thing and you just want short, digestible videos, subscribe for our #shortconvos from our longer conversations that come out occasionally when we can. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Insta and let us know what you think of the conversations. Find: @CritWitnessUK Finally we're looking to feature other writings on our website. If you write on the topics above get in touch! https://criticalwitness.uk/blog Want more content? Support what we do on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/criticalwitness
This episode of the ’Skateboarder And…’ podcast, we sit down with skateboarder, writer, journalist & author... Jono Coote. We talk about his new book ‘No Beer on a Dead Planet’, growing up in Bexhill-on-Sea, Woolworths boards, Ben Reamers, Tony Hawks Pro Skater, Australia, racism, punk gigs, music blogs, Hastings, zines, Leeds, stitches, landing a job writing for the legendary Sidewalk Mag and so much more! Cover photo by Giana Patel @gianapatel To find out more about Jono’s new book you can follow @nobeeronadeadplanet on instagram and his publisher @redfezbooks ‘No Beer on Dead Plant’ is available via https://www.redfezbooks.co.uk Stay up to date by following us on instagram @skateboarderand or by joining our Facebook page www.facebook.com/skateboarderandpodcast The podcast is hosted by Mat Lloyd @matlloydpoet on instagram/twitter, his latest zine 'Short Drafts and Photographs' is out now. His official website is www.matlloyd.com All music is provided with permission by Mr. Brown @westaytrue his music is available from all good record stores, iTunes, Amazon and direct via www.westaytrue.com Stay safe people!
For this episode, we're chatting to Andrew Bunt. Andrew is part of the leadership team at King's Church Hastings and Bexhill and is also a speaker and writer with Living Out. In this interview we explore his story as he sought to reconcile his faith and his sexuality. He covers coming out, forming views on what the Bible says about homosexuality, wrestling with the implications of biblical teaching, issues of identity and emotional dependency and advice on how we can do better to nuture godly intimacy.Resources mentioned'Who in Heaven's Name Do You Think You Are?' Andrew Bunt ‘Is My Sexuality Who I Am?' Andrew Bunt ‘Emotional Dependency' Andrew Bunt ‘Identity in Christ' conference talks
The Royal Pavilion — a palace commissioned by Prince George in the late 1700s — is the icon of Brighton & Hove. It draws hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world and is front-and-centre in the Council logo. The city itself may be the U.K.'s most forward-thinking and liberal: the Brighton Pavilion constituency has the U.K.'s only Green Party M.P., and the city is often considered the ‘Queer Capital' of the U.K.Without this building, Brighton may well have ended up just like its neighbouring former fishing towns — Hastings, Eastbourne, Newhaven, Bexhill, Worthing — conservative, sleepy. Instead, the city of today is vibrant, queer, liberal — an oddity. The Prince (Later King) George's investment in the then village through his Pavilion set the stage for this transformation.But the Pavilion is also an icon of the colonialist ideology of the time — an ideology which the present management of the building doesn't acknowledge. In this episode, we discuss what the Royal Pavilion means for modern-day Brighton.
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This episode's guest is Eddie Izzard. Eddie is an award winning comedian, film, TV and stage actor, political activist and marathon runner. Since his 1993 West End debut he has performed a number of critically acclaimed shows including Unrepeatable, Glorious, Dressed to Kill and Force Majeure which became the most extensive comedy tour ever performed. His dramatic stage appearances have included Edward II and A Day in the Death of Joe Egg and on the big screen he has appeared in films such as Mystery Men, Oceans 12 and 13 and Victoria and Abdul. Eddie is also a serial marathon runner and in 2009 ran 43 marathons in 51 days raising £1.8 million for Sports Relief. Recorded at the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-sea, Kent.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stevexoh)
Dreams of Deceased Loved-OnesDreams of Deceased Loved Ones can prove that Love Never Dies. So many of us think that it is the end once a loved-one dies, including our pets. We will never see them again. And, we don’t…until they show up in our dreams. Why do they come back? How do they visit us in dreams? These and many other dream questions and interpretations are answered on the show and validated using Oracle Card Decks by two international and popular show hosts in their own right; the Dream Detective/Mimi Pettibone from the US, and the Spiritual Surgery Host/ Paula Mary from the UK.Bios:Paula Mary is the host of a Spiritual Development Show focusing on live debates, weekly guests, development techniques and answering any questions via email or text that you have on the subject of Spirituality. Paula Mary is an International psychic Healer/Medium, animal communicator specializing in Psychic Surgery and Animal Healing. She is a radio presenter who lives in Bexhill, East Sussex, United Kingdom and loves hearing about people’s first spiritual experiences. So if you have one please send them to her via her website and they will be read out on the show. The Spiritual Surgery Show with Paula Mary, Psychic Medium, Spiritual Healer, is on Monday nights 6.30p.m until 8pm UK. https://www.thepsychicclinic.com/Mimi Pittibone is the host of The Dream Detective Podcast, which explores the mysteries of the mind, body, spirit, and dreams. She is also a dream columnist for the New Spirit Journal Online, and the creator of the Enchanted Art Oracle Cards, an inspirational guidance tool. She works with clients by phone and in person in Seattle, Washington. Her passion is helping people listen to the messages of their dreams and inner guidance. Using both psychological and spiritual tools, she teaches clients how to improve their relationships with others, and with themselves, to live their most authentic life. Mimi says, “Dreams can take us into the realm of the mysterious and unknown. Many people have experienced psychic dreams, astral travel, lucid dreaming, shared dreams, and encounters with departed loved ones.” www.thedreamdetective.comVideo Version: https://youtu.be/hlyB9N0iMQsCall in and Talk with Kat during Live Show with Video Stream: Call 646-558-8656 ID: 8836953587 press #Have a Question for the Show? Go toFacebook– Dreams that Can Save Your LifeFacebook Professional–Kathleen O’Keefe-Kanavoshttp://kathleenokeefekanavos.com/
Another round table episode this week focusing on the role of the Chairman through a crisis like this. Eddie and Leighton are joined by 5 Chairs from various clubs in the North and South of the country. Our geusts were: Emma Brereton - Chair : Cirencester GC Janet Thacker - Chair - Highwoods GC, Bexhill -on - Sea Rick Weights - Chair - Fulford GC, York Jim Titley - Chair -Broadway GC David Ham - Chair - The Nevill GC, Tunbridge Wells These people bring huge experience and knowledge to their roles and they discuss what they have been doing to help mitigate the COVID-19 crisis. There's some really valuable information with an emphasis on staffing, membership subscriptions and where to from here. Apologies for any sound issues that occur during this interview.
On January 12th 1920, Florence Nightingale Shore boarded a train to take her to the seaside resort of St Leonards in Hastings in Sussex. This was a journey many people took every day but today this one would be different. When the train pulled in at Bexhill a couple of hours later other passengers would realise Florence wasn't reading or sleeping, she was unconscious. She had been beaten around the head with the blunt object. Who would want to murder a celebrated war time nurse who had only lived to help others? Important information provided by: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/http://ealingnewsextra.co.uk/history/truth-of-murder/https://www.nursingtimes.net/news/community-news/nurses-book-sparks-new-nightingale-murder-mystery-drama-21-12-2018/https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/9416866.strange-case-of-the-murdered-york-nurse/https://www.pressreader.com/uk/scottish-daily-mail/20181214/282260961555309 Further reading: https://www.amazon.com/Nightingale-Shore-Murder-Death-Heroine/dp/192663585XIf you want to support the show on Patreon here is the link and thank you!https://www.patreon.com/theunseenpodMusic by: www.dl-sounds.com (http://www.dl-sounds.com/)Follow us on social media:Twitter- @theunseenpodFacebook- The Unseen PodcastUpdate Description (https://audioboom.com/posts/7470348-laurence-winstanley/edit)
Mr. Russ Bell-Brown aka Russ Disciples, of the Disciples, UK Roots and Dub Producer, shares some of his favourite signpost tunes with Bigmikey on a whopping three hour + Basement Session recorded before and during the Christmas period 2019. There are some truly classic tunes on the show and too much to get your teeth into. Russ chats about favourite tunes, production and his musical influences and musical loves in general. A must for all Roots lovers and budding Reggae producers who want to know what goes on in the mind of one of the World’s top creators of New Roots music. The tracks played on the show are as follows… Tommy McCook and the Supersonics - More Love - Treasure Isle 7” Single Richard Ace - Hang ‘Em High - Trojan 7” Single Pat Kelly - Workman Song - Gas 7” Single The Love Generation - Warwick Hill - Grape 7” Single Burning Spear - This Population - Bongo Man 7” Single Freddie McGregor - Go Away Pretty Girl - Money 7” Single Freddie McGregor - Homeward Bound - Studio One 7” Single Lee Perry & The Upsetters - Jungle Lion - Upsetter 7” Single Ital Winston - Ride On - Vital Food 7” Single Gregory Isaacs - Thief A Man - Advance 7” Single Cornell Campbell - Give The Little Man A Great Big Hand - Justice 7” Single Leroy Smart - The Road Is Rough - Sweet City 7” Single Bush Ranger - Ranger In The Workshop - Count Shelly 7” Single Fred Locks - The Last Days - Jahmikmusic 7” Single Don Hutchinson - What You Gonna Do - IMF 7” Single Pablo & Tubby’s - King Tubby’s Meets The Rockers Uptown - Yard Music 7” Single Hugh Mundell - Africa Must Be Free By 1983 - Rockers International 7” Single Yabby Youth And The Sons Of Jah - Jah Speak With Lightening And Thunder - TR Groovemaster 7” Single Wayne Wade - Black Is Our Colour - Mango 7” Single Frankey - Slavery Days - Maroc 7” Single Delroy Wilson - Big Man In Town + Version - Third World 7” Single Junior Ross & The Spears - Babylon Fall - Caribbean 7” Single Ras Midas - Good Old Days - Jaywax 7” Single Welton Irie - Blackman Get Up Pon Tan Foot - South East music 7” Single Trinity - Vampire - Flagman 7” Single Hugh Brown - The Big Licking Stick - Jackpot 7” Single I-Roy - Proud Black - Blank 7” Single Mikey Dread - & The Instigators - Robbers Roost - 40 Leg 7” Single Makka Bees - Nation Fiddler - Congo 7” Single Unity Stars - Africa - Nice 1 7” Single You can donate to the show on Patreon, help to keep us running, promo and contact via Facebook Group - Bigmikeydread Reggae Radio. See you there… Vote Labour! (next time)
Southern IT are next to join Peter in the studio as they reflect on how Michael took the business from a bedroom in Bexhill to what it is today. In this episode, Peter, Michael and Andy discuss everything from the importance of Cyber Security, thermometer-hacking-casino-takedowns and wanting to throw an old and failing server out of the office window!
UNEXPLAINED MYSTERIES with bestselling author and researcher Steph Young
The Headlines said, ‘60-year-old found dead on beach was involved in the occult and lived with former King of the Witches Alex Sanders.’ It was the year 2000. Local Newspaper, the Brighton & Hove Argus asked, ‘Was beach death black magic? Victim said to be obsessed with outer space,’ and continued, ‘A man who had been involved in witchcraft for 25 years was found washed up dead on a beach at Rustington, West Sussex, an inquest heard yesterday.’ The Guardian reported; ‘His body was discovered washed up beside a symbol marked out in the sand. A sword was found nearby. He had lived with the former king of black witches, Alex Saunders.’ His death is an Unexplained mystery. The inquest at Worthing, West Sussex, heard how Derek Taylor, 60, of Bexhill-on-Sea, had been involved in witchcraft since 1975. Mr Taylor’s former wife Anna, said at the inquest that by the time their marriage ended, Taylor had become obsessed with witchcraft, and she had split up with him several times, she said, because of his obsession with the King of the Witches, Alex Sanders. “He wanted to come back to me but he was very ill. He said he would have to return the children to the stars. I never believed him, he used to be an actor and was very dramatic.” However, the Newspaper adds, rather disturbingly, ‘She said “He thought he was the Corn King and would be sacrificed at the end of the year.”’ UNEXPLAINED MYSTERY OF DEREK TAYLOR. WAS HE SACRIFICED? Unexplained Tales of Mystery Podcast The post UNEXPLAINED MYSTERY OF DEREK TAYLOR. WAS HE SACRIFICED? appeared first on Tales of Mystery Unexplained.
Anne McElvoy talks prehistory with archaeologist Mike Pitts and artist Renee So plus critic Alex Clark gives her take on this year's Booker Prize winners - Bernadine Evaristo and Margaret Atwood, and director Tinuke Craig discusses putting Gorky on stage in a new version written by Mike Bartlett. Ancient and Modern by Renee So is at the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill until 12th January Digging up Britain: Ten discoveries, a million years of history by Mike Pitts is available now Vassa by Gorky in a new version by Mike Bartlett runs at the Almeida Theatre in London until November 23rd. You can hear Booker prize winner Bernadine Evaristo talking about her depiction of 12 characters aged 12 to 93 in Girl, Woman, Other on the Free Thinking we broadcast back in May when the novel was published https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0004s6n . You can find it in the Free Thinking Prose and Poetry playlist on the programme website. Also in the New Thinking archive, which focuses on new research from UK universities, an episode called Neolithic Revelations: A lack of Neolithic dental floss proves to be a boon for archaeologists. Penny Bickle and Jim Leary share some surprising findings.
We're back for episode 17. The 1st XV host Hastings and Bexhill who always prove to be tough characters and we get a Cologne special drive time with a chatty Oliver McSweeney eager to reveal the secrets of the trip. We get the feedback from Dave Winstone in a tired changing room post game and get an unexpected Sticko's Dicko of the Day! It's all here on episode 17. It's the Vigo Rugby Podcast.
The House Across the Street by Lesley Pearce, Penguin $38 23 year-old Katy Speed is fascinated by the house across the street. The woman who lives there, Gloria, is the most glamorous neighbour on the avenue, owning a fashionable dress shop in Bexhill-on-Sea. But who is the woman who arrives in the black car most Saturdays while Gloria is at work? Sometimes she brings women to the house, other times they have children.The Reckoning by John Grisham, Hachette $50Pete Banning was Clanton, Mississippi’s favorite son—a decorated World War II hero, the patriarch of a prominent family, a farmer, father, neighbor, and a faithful member of the Methodist church. Then one cool October morning he rose early, drove into town, and committed a shocking crime. Pete’s only statement about it—to the sheriff, to his lawyers, to the judge, to the jury, and to his family—was: “I have nothing to say.” He was not afraid of death and was willing to take his motive to the grave.LISTEN ABOVE AS CATHERINE RAYNES SPEAKS TO JACK TAME
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Jesus states how important it is that when we pray and fast we ensure that we are doing so from pure heart motives. Jesus through the Lord’s prayer gives us a pattern for our own personal prayer times. Through the preach the speaker emphasized the need for us all to give time to personal prayer and sometimes fasting. He encouraged us each to go deeper with God in our personal times with Him in order that we may grow as disciples and become more like Jesus.
This Sunday was the first time Bexhill venue met for a Sunday meeting. It’s an exciting and challenging time for King’s and we need to remind ourselves of Gods promises. Isaiah 54:1-5 contains great promises for us to grab hold of as we consider joy, expansion and confidence. It reminds us of our reliance on God in all things and that we get to play a part as well. As William Carey said: “Expect great things from God, attempt great things for God.”
We see throughout the Bible that God has a big vision. God wants King's Church involved in His purposes and plans: He has a part for us to play corporately and individually. As a church we have a rich 40-year history and we're looking forward to taking the next steps with Him. This is done in numerous ways every day, but there are two key áreas Paul focused on here. Firstly, the move towards becoming one church with four venues, and specifically the Bexhill venue launch. Secondly, in launching Connect Groups across each of the venues. These two steps will help strengthen the health of King's and reach new communities as we move closer to them.
Juliet and Terence on: 'the incident in a Bexhill café'; have we reached peak bantz?; and the decline and fall of the Blue Peter empire. Plus four great tracks of music.
Anne McElvoy is joined by curators and artists and an audience at Nottingham Contemporary to discuss the life of an artist today as Tate Modern opens its new wing. Her panel is Elizabeth Price - winner of the Turner Prize in 2012 and curator of a new touring exhibition Alice Channer - a sculptor who graduated from the Royal College in 2008 Sam Thorne Director of Nottingham Contemporary and former Artistic Director of Tate St Ives Ann Gallagher who holds responsibility for building Tate's collection and archive of British art In a Dream You Saw a Way to Survive and You Were Full of Joy curated by Turner Prize-winning artist Elizabeth Price is at the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester. Presenting a vast repertoire of seminal artworks and historical objects, it explores the psychological and affective power of the horizontal. It runs from June 10th to October 30th and then moves to the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea, and the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea. Nottingham Contemporary is hosting exhibitions this summer displaying the work of Michael Beutler and Yelena Popova 16 Jul 2016 - 25 Sep 2016. The largest ever exhibition in the UK of the works of Simon Starling – the Turner Prize winner in 2005 runs until June 26th. Tate Modern's new ten-storey Switch House opens 17 June 2016. It gives Tate Modern 60% more space for displays and opens with a focus on the work of Louise Bourgeois in the Artist Rooms. Works by Mark Rothko, Agnes Martin and Henri Matisse join new acquisitions from Latin America, Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. This year's Royal Academy Summer Exhibition runs from June 13th to August 21st. Producer: Torquil MacLeod.
In this case study we hear from Andrew Voice. He has schizophrenia and spent 20 years in and out of asylums before finding a place to live independently in Bexhill. He got a PHB which allowed him to set up a social enterprise offering things like music sessions and yoga to people living with mental health conditions in the local area.
Transcript -- In this case study we hear from Andrew Voice. He has schizophrenia and spent 20 years in and out of asylums before finding a place to live independently in Bexhill. He got a PHB which allowed him to set up a social enterprise offering things like music sessions and yoga to people living with mental health conditions in the local area.
With Mark Lawson Mark reports from Bexhill on Sea, as artist Richard Wilson recreates the final scene of the film The Italian Job, balancing a full-sized replica coach on the roof of the De La Warr Pavilion. Wilson discusses his inspiration, and the practical problems it poses. Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing and Oscar-winning writer of The Social Network, returns to TV with a new drama series, The Newsroom. This behind-the-scenes look at a TV news programme stars Jeff Daniels and Emily Mortimer. Former BBC news editor Mark Damazer reviews. The Trinidad-born author Monique Roffey was shortlisted for the Orange Prize in 2010 for her novel The White Woman on the Green Bicycle. Her new book, like her last, is set in the Caribbean and tells the story of a man devastated by the loss of his wife in a flood. In an attempt to escape, he sets off from Trinidad on a boat voyage with his six year old daughter and elderly dog for crew, aiming for the Galapagos Islands. Monique Roffey explains how she herself made just such a voyage as research for the book. Producer Claire Bartleet.
With just days to go before Strangeland hits the shelves, Chris and Andrew talk about the wealth of previews out there and look back on a memorable weekend in Bexhill-on-Sea.
Dub My Disco (Paolo Barbato Vocal Remix) - Hostage Out of Love (feat. Kelly-Marie Smith) - Jonni Black Brave New World - Grant Nelson Milano (Ad Brown Remix) - Boom Jinx & Jaytech Future (Evolution Mix) - Magic Solutions, Randy Garcia Cyclic (D Formation Remix) - Xavi Beat Be Together (Road to Ibiza Mix) feat Myss Word - John Jones Take It (Kitch N Sync Mix) - The Cheerz Meow - Fehrplay With sounds of the sea and gulls at Bexhill on Sea UK Support the artists and please leave feedback for Tim on iTunes and at www.timjonesmusic.co.uk Have a safe and Happy Pride 2010
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