Podcasts about Blairgowrie

Robert Murray M'Cheyne died at the age of 29. Yet his life continues to inspire the servants of Christ today, and his passion for holiness, and sincere godliness, stand as a testament to the grace of God made effective in an otherwise weak man.  This week we look at M'Cheyne from three angles, taking in the shape of his life, the character of his labours, and finally the special love he had for the Jewish people.   Featured Resources: – David Campbell, 'Robert Murray M'Cheyne: The Beauty of Holiness', Banner of Truth Magazine, Issue 700 (January 2022). – Keith Walker, 'Robert Murray M'Cheyne: Saint and Preacher (2)', Banner of Truth Magazine, Issue 247 (April 1984). – Excerpt from Memoir and Remains of Robert Murray M'Cheyne (1844; repr. Edinburgh: Banner of Truth Trust, 2024), 'To Rev. R. Macdonald of Blairgowrie', from page 268.   Further Reading: Andrew Bonar, Memoir and Remains of Robert Murray M'Cheyne (1844; repr. Edinburgh: Banner of Truth Trust, 2024). Clothbound, 664 pages. Andrew Bonar, Robert Murray M'Cheyne (paperback edition of Bonar's Memoir as it appears in Memoir and Remains of Robert Murray M'Cheyne. Paperback, 192 pages. Sermons of Robert Murray M'Cheyne. Paperback, 196 pages. Old Testament Sermons of Robert Murray M'Cheyne. Clothbound, 183 pages. New Testament Sermons of Robert Murray M'Cheyne. Clothbound, 321 pages. Sermons on Hebrews, Robert Murray M'Cheyne. Clothbound, 198 pages.    Explore the work of the Banner of Truth: www.banneroftruth.org Subscribe to the Magazine (print/digital/both): www.banneroftruth.org/magazine Leave us your feedback or a testimony: www.speakpipe.com/magazinepodcast

The event was a spectacular celebration of good music, delectable food, and vibrant people coming together. Attendees were treated to a delicious array of gourmet buns, each crafted with unique flavors and fillings, showcasing the creativity of Jonathan Eagar. Unfortunately, our very own Noluthando, a much-anticipated participant, did not live up to the expectations this year, leaving some fans a bit disappointed. Despite this, the overall spirit of the event remained high, as there were plenty of other highlights to enjoy. Laughter and camaraderie filled the air, and fun was indeed had by all who attended, making it a memorable occasion for everyone present.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Note To The Runners: ⁠Get my book here.⁠ Register for my mentorship! ⁠⁠Fill it out the form here. Get The Tiny Thought Sheet Recorded: 31st December, 2024. Blairgowrie. Poem: My shoes sit by the door wandering when I'll wake up, the bird songs are a gentle alarm, my eyes puffy and swollen are not ready for the world, to drink coffee now or later, I can't be sure. it'll come to me when my run is done, I thank my shoes for waiting.

Peter Meuleman, the father of Daniel and Catherine Andrews' crash victim Ryan Meuleman, has spoken out on the new bombshell review into the version of events from the crash in Blairgowrie back in 2013. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet Adelaide, a dedicated Social Worker in Blairgowrie who has faced immense challenges since a stroke in 2018 left her partially paralyzed. Despite her struggles, Adelaide continues to support the homeless, showing remarkable resilience and commitment. However, her current heavy wheelchair has hindered her independence and effectiveness. Hot Cares

Resident Chef & Food Anthropologist, Dr Anna Trapido and Gugs on their epicurean Odessey to find Gauteng's best ribs, reviews the ribs from J's Diner at 64 Conrad Dr, Blairgowrie, Randburg Phone: 072 781 3401; http://www.js-diner.co.za/home.htm ; @j_s_diner  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We took a trip up to Blairgowrie, A village 2 hours north east of our home to Visit Jennifer Alford a musician who reinvented herself as a potter after attending community glasses in Edinburgh. These community classes soon evolved into a renowned Irish pottery school where she studied intensely for four years. Jennifer was a pleasure to talk to and has a real passion for where she is in life right now. For any makers wishing to tell their story, this podcast is for you. You may be hesitant but hang around until the end of the podcast to hear Jennifers thoughts on it all. We Are Makers Insta: @weare_makers Website: https://wearemakers.info Jennifer Alford Insta: @jenniferalfordceramics Website: https://www.jenniferalford.co.uk Nomono Insta: @nomonosound Website: https://nomono.co/ Youtube: @NomonoSound

The Minister in the Presidency responsible for Electricity, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, will brief the media tomorrow, Monday, 11 March 2024, on implementing the Energy Action Plan. Residents were warned to be careful of this as a heat wave begins in Gauteng. ANC electoral commission head Kgalema Motlanthe will give an update on the candidate list today. This comes after the IEC admitted to an internal leak of the ANC's list. EWN Exclusive: EWN real state of South Africa- Eastern Cape. Deep dive into the Oscars, this as Oppenheimer wins best picture. Sports Wrap with Mawande. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Rumour File was alerted to a boat owner making a surprising discovery on a beach down in Blairgowrie on the weekend.  And Ross and Russ were quite interested!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we have a special Halloween treat - an actual visit to a place with activity! This week Erin and Abby explore the hauntings of McArthur Manor in Blairgowrie, Scotland and Erin shares her experiences being in the manor itself!Support the showEnjoying our podcast? Please consider supporting us on Patreon so we can continue to bring you haunted tales and awesome ghost stories!We'd also greatly appreciate your support on Facebook and Instagram!

We're back with more renovating stories, and today's episode is all about how TDF Talks host Lucy Feagins and her husband Gordy Johnson transformed their family's Blairgowrie beach shack! Using Lucy's project management skills and Gordy's expertise as a cabinet maker, the couple took a hands-on approach to updating their circa-1970s property, which they ended up refurbishing inside and out. They speak to producer Christina Karras about the biggest costs, challenges, and how they navigated working together as a married couple to create their idyllic coastal retreat.See the before and after photos of their charming blue beach house in this article here! You can also book a stay to visit their holiday home here, and follow Lucy on Instagram at @lucy.feagins.Follow us at @thedesignfiles and subscribe to our weekly newsletter so you don't miss a thing. Thank you so much for listening!

Hot Cares and Silverstar Casino continue to help a deserving member of the community as part of the Silverstar Pays It Forward campaign. This time the story concerns Mandla, a hardworking man in his 50s who has provided for his family with the various handyman services he offers in the Robindale, Blairgowrie, Weltevreden and Fairlands areas. This is his story and how Silverstar and Hot Cares are going to be helping him. Hot Cares

To me, there's a single word that immediately comes to mind when describing Clare Hillier's approach to hosting - 'artful'. With a professional background working for various media platforms, along with running her own brand storytelling consultancy, Clare and her partner Sean in 2020 purchased a 70's era house in Blairgowrie in Victoria's ever-popular Mornington Peninsula region, with hopes to transform it into a one of a kind, design-led holiday retreat. After a period of time camping out in the property to better understand its idiosyncrasies, they spent 18 months renovating and reconfiguring the home. Following that, Clare lovingly crafted a brand framework that would go on to closely inform the way in which guests experienced the house, from the selection of original artwork adorning the walls to the way in which their now trademark welcome negroni would be presented. The name of the property, Camillo House, was another product of this creative process. Clare has learned a great deal in her 6 or so months as a host thus far and it was an absolute delight catching up with her recently. I really hope you enjoy our chat today.

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions. Episode 202 is in conversation with actor Andy Clark. Taking inspiration from his early years in Blairgowrie watching his church minister play the Dame in the local pantomime, Andy eventually decided pursue his love for acting and went to study at Dundee College and Royal Academy of Music and Drama. Now, with a plethora of experience of working across theatre, TV, film and radio, he recounts the moments along the way that have shaped his amazing career to date. From River City to Taggart, Shakespeare to National Theatre of Scotland Andy offers up a fascinating behind the scenes glimpse into the world of an actor, with brilliant anecdotes including being on the set of The DaVinci Code. With passion and dedication to his craft and extensive experience in the industry, Andy now sits on the audition panel at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and is also co-founder of Cairn- the grassroots member-led organisation for people working in the performing arts. Enjoy! Cairn website https://www.cairnunion.scot/ If you've enjoyed this episode you can help support the production of future episodes by clicking on the Ko-Fi link below. Many thanks. https://ko-fi.com/thebrawandthebrave Follow The Braw and The Brave https://www.instagram.com/thebrawandthebravepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/TheBrawandTheBrave https://twitter.com/BrawBrave See https://soundcloud.com/ for privacy and terms of use.

Join us on The New Blurt as we explore green initiatives that can improve and be sustainable in our segment we call "Green There, Done That".Then, in "Let's Get Technical" we talk about chat bots and will they be the death of jobs around the world? And how can schools deal with these chat bots?And in our last segment "Nature Calls" we'll talk about our toilet habits, no sorry, we'll chat about the wonderful world of creatures that inhabit this beautiful planet.So tune in for a unique blend of education and entertainment on The New Blurt. So, let's get on with the show with Wence and Keighley.More: https://thenewblurt.substack.comBanterOn the below Triple J Hottest 100 results page, scroll down to view all the facts about this year's voting →ABC Triple J Hottest 100 resultGenesis Owusu - GTFO (Official Music Video)Elephant seal runs amok in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria →Elephant seal that smashed windows may have appeared in Blairgowrie on Victoria's Mornington PeninsulaWe also spoke about a Geelong street artist, Tyrone Wright, better known as Rone →Rone - Flinders Street Station Art ExhibitionGreen There Done ThatThe Ocean CleanUp - A dutch not-for-profit initiative to remove plastic waste from rivers from around the world, so it does not end up in the oceans →The official Ocean Cleanup websiteClickable Ocean Cleanup mapThe Interceptor #003 located in Can Tho in VietnamA greener way to be buried →Why this green burial startup wants to turn people into treesLet's Get TechnicalIt's all over the news. Chat bots. And in particular ChatGPT. We discuss the positives and negatives of having ChatGPT in our lives →ABC News - What is ChatGPT and why are schools and universities so worried about students using AI to cheat?What is ChatGPT and how does it make money?Google doesn't want to miss out and are creating their own chat bot →Google is Launching its Own Chatbot to Rival ChatGPTNature CallsQueensland, home of the cane toads, has produced Australia's largest cane toad →Toadzilla to join other giant cane toads at Queensland MuseumCane toads coming back from the dead. How is this possible? →Zombie cane toads are real. Here's how they can come back from the 'dead'Do dogs dream? What do they dream about? →Your dog loves you so much, they even dream about youFollow us on our socials:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI6sah68y5GKhtD-uE4W-FAFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/blurtstar/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blurtstar/Twitter - @BlurtNew This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewblurt.substack.com

We're cracking on with the Landscaping! Dan and Dani are joined by an old mate from the Block, Dave Franklin from Franklin Landscape and Design. Dave explains the realities of landscape design, how you can get the most value out of your design budget and the unfortunate fate of many clients; a budget maxed out that generally means the landscaping is the first thing foregone! Dan and Dani talk us through the landscape concept for Blairgowrie house and the process of executing the design on their own.Want to see more? Now check out the web series here!(02:10) Welcome Dave Franklin from Franklin Landscape and Design. (02:40) Reminiscing about friendship origins on The Block Australia. (05:30) The easy decision to bring Dave on board the Blairgowrie project. (06:22) Stepping through the process of appointing a landscaper to your build. (11:00) How much money should you reserve for landscaping? (15:00) Saving money with plants and patience. (16:09) The importance of flexibility in your concept design. (17:30) Making use of online marketplaces for cheap buys. (20:50) Critical design features in every landscaping job. (25:40) Sustainable landscaping and Franklin Landscape and Design's environmental practices. For more visit Manna Made. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Let's dive right in, shall we? Jordan Toyne makes a splash on the scene to chat about precast concrete plunge pools, that have become affectionately known as Plungie. This innovative re-imagining of pool infrastructure is pioneering the future of swimming pools, by allowing builders more control over their projects and Australian's a faster, easier, and more often than not, cost-effective solution to years of summer lovin' backyard fun. Dan and Dani talk us through the process of dropping a Plungie pool into Blairgowrie's backyard.Want to see more? Now check out the web series here!This episode was brought to you by Plungie.(02:30) Why a pool in Blairgowrie House? Dani explains the benefits of adding a pool to their project. (04:00) Welcome Jordan Toyne from Plungie Australia. (04:20) What is a Plungie pool and why is it a market standout? (06:15) The range of precast Plungies available. (07:45) Blairgowrie's Plungie process. (12:10) Behind the scenes of craning in a Plungie and the site constraints to consider. (18:45) Talking prices and extra factors to consider. (21:28) Plungie Australia's sustainability practices.For more, visit Manna Made. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From doors to floors! Dan and Dani share their thought process behind what elements they let shine and what they keep subdued to achieve their overall design intention, as well as the power of the one per cent details that can make all the difference to the look and feel to an interior of a home. And what in the heck are engineered floorboards? Andy Sutherland from Made By Storey gives us the low down on how crafted timber floors can enrich the way we interact with space.Want to see more? Now check out the web series here!(02:30) Dan explains how ezyjams work to create seamless-looking doors. (06:00) Dan and Dani explain how they divide and conquer the roles of building Blairgowrie house.(09:10) Considerations and “healthy discussions” around floorboards.(10:30) Welcome Andy Sutherland from Made By Storey.(12:30) Andy explains the Made by Storey collections available. (15:60) The benefits of engineered floorboards over the traditional option.(16:45) What exactly are engineered floorboards?(23:30) Unpacking Blairgowrie's touch collection floorboards.(27:10) Key sustainability principles that make The Flooring Storey different.For more, visit Manna Made. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan takes us through the nitty-gritty of building and construction elements, and the choices they made when designing the bones of Blairgowrie house, including a revolutionary sub floor system. Plus 3rd generation brick maker, Klynton Krause, from Krause Bricks joins the podcast to unpack the incredible art of handmade bricks, from traditional craftsmanship methods passed down through generations and the modern innovations revolutionising the heart of building. Want to see more? Now check out the web series here!(02:21) The ease and benefits of choosing a spantec sub-floor system.(04:15) Welcome Klynton Krause from Krause Bricks.(05:10) Specification, inspirations, and the bricks of Blairgowrie House.(09:28) Character over uniformity in brick choice and arrangement.(11:00) A brief history of Krause Bricks and their unique process.(13:13) The incredible traditional of brick making by hand.(17:50) Getting creative with leftover bricks by turning them into pathways.(22:05) Talking Krause Bricks sustainability practices. For more visit Manna Made Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Blairgowrie love story that started it all. A builder, creative director and founders of a construction and interior design studio, Manna Made, Dan and Dani Reilly unpack the moment they fell in love with a block of land on a weekend away on the Mornington Peninsula, and how it quickly became a dream project in a little slice of paradise.Want to see more? Now check out the web series here!(01:08) Rewinding back to The Block and everything Dan and Dani been up to since, including how Manna Made came to be.(03:20) Falling in love with a little block of land in Blairgowrie.(07:00) Talking excavation and the pros and cons of building on sand. (11:08) The importance of knowing your soil and what lies below the surface.(16:10) Laying the slab and the options and decisions to make if you're after polished concrete floors.(22:05) Protecting native trees and sustainability choices made from the get-go.(26:34) Why Dan and Dani love Blairgowrie and decided to make it their home.For more visit Manna Made. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Enhancing Biodiversity and Resilience in Intensive Farming Systems: Results from an ETH Zürich-IFPRI Collaborative study Co-organized by IFPRI, ETH Zürich, and Bayer DEC 6, 2022 - 10:00 TO 11:30AM EST The growth of our global food production capacity over the past century is unprecedented, and has been facilitated by advances in crop breeding, mechanization, intensification, and the application of chemical inputs. This has come at a cost in terms of biodiversity loss and land degradation. This apparent trade-off between productivity and environment can be resolved through adoption of new farming practices that emphasize restoring and maintaining biodiversity on agricultural land to the benefit of soils and crops. The science underpinning such practices is still being developed and trialed, but we know enough to propose alternative management principles. Similarly, farmers have long been experimenting and adapting their farming systems, sometimes drawing on scientific outputs, but more often than not drawing on their own experiential learning and knowledge exchange across farmer networks. In recognition of the developing science coupled with the growing interest of farmers in exploring new approaches to enhance farm resilience, ETH Zurich and IFPRI are pleased to share their research findings undertaken as part of the Enhancing Biodiversity and Resilience in Crop Production project, supported by Bayer. Over the course 2021-2022, ETH Zurich and IFPRI, together with partners in Germany, France, Brazil, and the USA, conducted systematic reviews of the scientific literature, complemented with interviews with farmers in each country, to evaluate management options for enhancing biodiversity and resilience in crop production. A panel composed of farmers, researchers, government and private sector actors will then comment on these research findings through the lens of farm management realities, and offer their perspectives on how to advance this area of research and how to achieve greater coherence of multiple policies, programs, and efforts. Welcome Remarks Wei Zhang, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI Project Overview Jaboury Ghazoul, Chair of Ecosystem Management, ETH Zürich Presentations of key findings Practices and Technologies Maryam Yousefi Bardaskan, Postdoctoral researcher, Department of Environmental Systems Science, ETH Zürich Factors affecting farmers' participation in agri-environmental schemes Sergei Schaub, Postdoctoral researcher, Agroscope and ETH Zürich Spatial distribution of intensive soybean, maize, and wheat production systems in Brazil, France, Germany, the United States Zhe Guo, Senior GIS Coordinator, IFPRI Co-developing a framework and indicators for assessing the performance of biodiversity-enhancing practices Xin Zhang, Associate Professor, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Panel Discussion Wei Zhang, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI Adrian Ivory, Manager Strathisla Farms, Blairgowrie, Scotland Fernando Sampaio, Director, Produzir Conservar Incluir (PCI) Institute, Brazil Sergei Schaub, Postdoctoral researcher, Agroscope and ETH Zürich Celine Termote, Regional lead for Africa of the food environment and consumer behaviour research group, Alliance Bioversity International and CIAT Bärbel Hundt, Biodiversity Strategy Director, Bayer Crop Science Q&A Closing Remarks Xin Zhang, Associate Professor, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Note of Thanks Wei Zhang, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI Moderator Charlotte Hebebrand, Director of Communications and Public Affairs, IFPRI More about this seminar: https://www.ifpri.org/event/enhancing-biodiversity-and-resilience-intensive-farming-systems-results-eth-ifpri Subscribe IFPRI Insights newsletter and event announcements at www.ifpri.org/content/newsletter-subscription

Farmers are having to look at all aspects of their business to try to control costs and one of the areas that they can do this is by focussing on the forage that they grow for their livestock.Tune in to this week's podcast to hear from Andrew Houstoun, who farms Glenkilrie Farm near Blairgowrie and Charles Murray, seed merchant and agronomist, who runs Clyde Agriculture (Seeds) Ltd.  They discuss grazing and forage requirements and what can be done to extend the grazing season to in order to minimise winter feeding costs.

If you ever wondered what it was like to open an independent bookshop, Kate Davies of Adventure into Books of Blairgowrie has a tale to tell. She explains the unlikely roles of tea towels, algorithms for 8 year olds and good neighbours all play in being a local book shop. Kate shares her experiences  in setting up and running a successful book. If you have ever been tempted into a retail adventure by opening a shop, Kate has plenty of practical advice. It was great fun chatting to Kate and finding out about behind the scenes. It also does make me want to visit Blairgowrie and browse books.  In the meanwhile, there is their splendid website which includes a 'Good Reads' section.

The Bookmark Book Festival is alive and well in Blairgowrie and Gail Wylie is the enthusiastic Chair.  From an early passion for reading through to an association with Muriel Spark, Gail has been in and and about literature for a wee while. In our conversation, she describes the passion of teaching, the recipe for a successful book festival and also offers some top reads for the dark winter nights. Gail also outlines the appeal and purpose of a book festival in a rural East Perthshire market town like Blairgowrie.

PODCAST EPISODE 56: Simon Mulvany, Founder of Save the Bees, Blairgowrie, Australia As many of you know, Founder and CEO of Save the Bees Simon Mulvany and I go way back. Save the Bees is an outstanding Australian organisation that aims to galvanise a community of like-minded people who would put their energy into saving bees from unethical and damaging processes. This has included (but is not limited to) incredible feats of activism (most famously against honey giant, Capilano) and the development of a wildly unique and useful online “honey map”, where local honey producers and stockists are pinpointed so consumers can bypass mainstream, unethical companies and their bee-related products. I am blown away by the work achieved by Save the Bees, and it is therefore a great pleasure to welcome one of my absolute favourite people to the BEES WITH BEN beekeeping podcast — the passionate, gutsy and determined beekeeper, Simon Mulvany. If I were to describe Simon to you, it might go something like this. He thinks outside the square. He seeks information from a wide range of sources. He is a philosopher, a father, an activist. He has the wellbeing of bees always in mind and is critical in his analysis of beekeeping practices. With a huge heart and a straight-down-the-line approach to helping the world's bees, Simon has proved that fighting for what matters and what is right, no matter the cost, is key. Simon's understanding that bees are central to so many important contemporary issues: organic farming, nutrition, pollution, the environment, education, wisdom, permaculture, and love. Through a strong media presence and unabashed approach, Simon is united people to fight the plight of the bee, one corporation or capitalist ideal at a time. However, Simon's personal life has also been complex, and this makes him even more compassionate. There have been some tough times in Simon's past, and he has dealt with these lows with his usual courage and integrity. Looking back, Simon recalls struggling with the regimentation of educational systems and workplaces (something I understand myself); regardless, he did quite well in his assignments and exams, but then rebelled, broke free from the system, and spent the next ten years travelling: “During that period I spent a lot of time surfing, diving and spear fishing. I worked on vineyards and as a pearl diver and dive assistant”. Eventually he made the choice to settle in Blairgowrie, Victoria, work as a park ranger and start a family—in turn, his wonderful son, Oscar, was born. However, very tragically, Oscar and Simon lost Oscar's mum, Georgie, soon after. I can only imagine how completely devastating this must have been, and my heart goes out to Simon every time I think about this chapter of his life. Simon once said to me, “Bees are medicine for humanity, not only through what they produce but how they live in harmony”. Surely there isn't a better way to sum up just how passionate this beekeeper is about connecting, educating and building a community of people who care for bees, the environment and each other. Tune in to hear Simon and I— a little hungover albeit after a beautiful World Bee Day educational event held at the lovely Sparkke brewery in Adelaide — go deep into his personal and professional journey to beekeeping. https://www.beethecure.com.au

A chilling police thriller set in a small coastal town on the Mornington Peninsula, where the discovery of human bones on an isolated beach has reawakened a twenty-year-old cold case… 'Australian crime fiction has just found an exciting new voice.' Marie Claire On the evening of September 22, 1998, three teenage girls venture out for a night of mischief in the coastal town of Blairgowrie. But only two return . . .

In this season, we take a look at the stories making the headlines and ask, “Is this case for real? How did the employer get away with that? And what is the law behind the headlines?” In this episode, Simon and Jack discuss the Daily Mail headline, “Officer sacked for calling black colleague ‘King of the Jungle’ wins £16,000 payout as Judge rules his remark wasn’t racist.” They discuss the reasons why the Employment Judge found that there had been an unfair dismissal. And they also get a bit excitable with their cockney (Blairgowrie) rhyming slang…

Every winter, tens of thousands of Giant Spider Crabs wander up from the depths of Port Phillip Bay into the shallows of Blairgowrie and Rye to shed their shell. The Carrum PS 'Marine Ambassadors' showcase this famous migration and explore the challenges they face. Features an interview with Dolphin Research Institute Education Director & Spider Crab Alliance founder, Mandy Robertson. Links: + ABC News: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-06-30/tensions-in-blairgowrie-over-giant-spider-crabs/11261234 + Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=g0CMkzmFA68&feature=emb_logo + Melbourne Museum: https://museumsvictoria.com.au/article/melbournes-annual-congregation-of-giant-spider-crabs/ + Dolphin Research Institute: https://www.dolphinresearch.org.au + Spider Crab Alliance (Facebook): @spidercraballiance

I was deeply honoured that this wonderful elderly gentleman who was almost 80, years old had sufficient confidence in me and this gaudily painted very second hand lorry to wish to come on the round trip of between six and seven hundred miles into some seriously wild countryside. I think it was the thought of passing Culloden and Balmoral, Tomintoul and Blairgowrie; Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee that had excited his serious interest.

We chat about our Fat Fridays order from IKEA, keeping eggs in the fridge, actors and their roles, GB becoming the turtleneck guy, and doco's and Disney WorldOn today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: - Josh's new chair- Our Fat Fridays order from IKEA- Olive bread- IKEA food - Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga- Eggs in the fridge- Zac Efron in Byron Bay - Actors and their roles- Extras work on Neighbours- Liam Hemsworth- Where Jess fits- BMC's employer brand video- The turtleneck guy- Death Gin and the Beach house in Blairgowrie- Dubai 2020 - When the Queen dies- Doco's and true stories- Disney World- Rebel Wilson and Walt DisneyWatch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show at https://thedailytalkshow.com/779Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business, and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: - Crew necks and v necks- Working with difficult people- Working with Josh- Working with Tommy- Happy Birthdays- Working on your birthday- Being invested in Mr. 97's relationship- Mountain Dew-flavoured Doritos- The biggest month of podcast downloads- COVID-19 cases- WWDC announcements- Josh's Airpods- Replacing Tommy's iMac- World Camera Day- Mr. 97's changes- Living with someone elseWatch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show at https://thedailytalkshow.com/775Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business, and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/

We chat about Josh's new shoe laces, Georgie Boy's Hump Day Replay, stealing someone else's copy, Tommy and his stripping business, our radio names and painting the picture.On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: - Fashion and Josh's new shoe laces- GBHDR- A Blairgowrie update- Stealing someone else's copy- Dummies.com- Tommy's stripping- Radio names- Painting the pictureBeach House Blairgowrie: https://www.jelliscraigshortstays.com.au/accommodation/Blairgowrie/House/37-Ultimate-Bay-Beach-Location/Watch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show at https://thedailytalkshow.com/763Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business, and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/

We chat about the Blairgowrie beach house, anniversaries in a relationship, George's Gran nan, and what's happening next week with our Megaphone Sponsorship.On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: - The Blairgowrie beach house- Counting the days in a relationship- George's Gran Nan- Megaphone sponsorship next weekOur Megaphone sponsor is Grekson Leather & Wood. Anton sells handcrafted, 100% full grain leather belts, wallets and accessories. Check out his website https://Grekson.comCheck out Rob and his place down in Blairgowrie: https://www.instagram.com/beachhouseblairgowrie/Watch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show at https://thedailytalkshow.com/746Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business, and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/

Huge thanks to Hamish Napier! Check out his Bandcamp Page! We listened to tracks from The River, and The Woods Album. https://hamishnapier.bandcamp.com/ Open up with a clip of me playing a Pibroch I wrote for Grand Portage on the side of the road in the Cairngorms National Park. Then I play a tune from James Aird’s collection “The Braes of Angus”. Then three glorious tracks from Hamish Napier: From the River: The May Fly Woods: The Tree of Life/Lightning Woods: The Highest Willows And Conclude with my playing “Michael McDonald’s Jig” in Carnasserie Castle in Kilmartin Glen. In the future when the world opens back up I desperately hope I get to revisit our hike in the Cairngorms up to Corrie Fee: https://www.nature.scot/enjoying-outdoors/scotlands-national-nature-reserves/corrie-fee-national-nature-reserve And also spend another night at Rosebank House (not Rose Cottage as I say in the audio) in Blairgowrie: https://www.rosebank-blairgowrie.co.uk/en-US/homepage

Farmer Jim, AKA Jim Smith the Stand-up Farmer, welcomes Anna back to his home in the Perthshire hills. This time, the pair take Jim's truck up to the sheep fields at the very top of his ground. There's chat about Jim's ambitions in both farming and comedy. (Hands up who wants to see Jim on 'Live At The Apollo'?!) There's also some decent footballing promise shown by Floss the dog, advice from Anna on Jim's impending parenthood, and a general blether about life and farming. This is part 2 of Jim's chat with Anna, so go back to find the first half in your podcast feed if you haven't heard it already. If you are enjoying On Farm, please rate, review and subscribe to us - and please share this episode with anyone you think might like it. Thank you - and thanks as ever for listening!

There are few stories in the world of golf better than that of Euan McIntosh.  An Edinburgh man with 2 golfing careers.  In his first career he played international golf for Scotland before turning pro where he played on the European Challenge Tour as well as the Tartan Tour in Scotland.  Never quite making the breakthrough to the big time, Euan gave the game up completely for around 12 years to focus on a business career.  At the age of 47 Euan became a reinstated amateur and rededicated himself to the game.  Over the next couple of years he was recapped for Scotland and won The Scottish Amateur Championship at Blairgowrie at the fair old age of 49.  In January this year he won one of only 5 tour cards for the European Seniors Tour (Staysure Tour) where he will this year compete against the very best senior golfers in Europe.   A great story and watch this space... With Donald & Stewart Shotscope Technologys Golphin For Kids

Matt had a close encounter with a bronze whaler under Blairgowrie pier last week. Also: a chat about the new fishing licences to be given out to small fishing operations along Victoria's coast.

Jon David and Beau review Drucquer And Sons Blairgowrie and Sam Gawith Golden Glow

Zion Williamson made his NBA debut... and the basketball world promptly melted like a bubble-o bill left on a Blairgowrie sidewalk! What a debut! Also... how much do JVG Jeff Van Gundy and Mark Jackson suck? It's a lot, right? Plus... taking a look at just how good the 2018 NBA Draft class was... Good stuff. HEAPS of stuff to cover today... 12 games in the NBA Straya GAME WRAPS... plus the usual That's Not A Knife, Old Mate No Mates, Spud of the Night & Better Than Lonzo Ball. There's also the usual YEAH-NAHs, the Unpopular Opinion of the Day and OUTBACK TAKEHOUSE has a flame-grilled take for you about the ROOKIE OF THE YEAR RACE..... There's also the STRAYAN PLAYER WATCH... with a peek at the G-LEAGUE AUSSIES as well, and go to KIWI KORNER! And speaking of getting in a corner! ... ... we went 4/12 on our picks for today...So... with that in mind, there's a pick & preview for tomorrow's games! If you want - go check out some odds at Play Up using THIS LINK! We also close out with a new DIARY OF STEVEN ADAMS!!!!! RIGHT! Get around us at -- facebook.com/NBAstraya -- twitter.com/NBAstraya -- NBAstraya.com ... and if you wanna buy a NBA Straya t-shirt or hoody - email me JIMMY [AT] NBASTRAYA [DOT] COM Love ya guts ledges!

I think it was the thought of passing Culloden and Balmoral, Tomintoul and Blairgowrie; Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee that had excited his serious interest.

All the latest on what’s been happening this week in the Melbourne Property Market; with Marc Pallisco and Suzanne JonesA bumper Talking Property with Marc Pallisco this weekFind out the multi million dollar homes that have sold in Portsea, Blairgowrie and Apollo Bay.Childcare in the spotlight with a portfolio of sales.The latest on Melbourne airport and the auction where Clive Palmer was the successful bidder.And more on Zagamethejonescollective.com.aurealestatesource.com.au

All the latest on what’s been happening this week in the Melbourne Property Market; with Marc Pallisco and Suzanne JonesA bumper Talking Property with Marc Pallisco this weekFind out the multi million dollar homes that have sold in Portsea, Blairgowrie and Apollo Bay.Childcare in the spotlight with a portfolio of sales.The latest on Melbourne airport and the auction where Clive Palmer was the successful bidder. And more on Zagamethejonescollective.com.aurealestatesource.com.au

Jezbot goes on a Treasure Hunt in Blairgowrie to find his stolen goods. - “The Escape Pods ” sincerely thank you for your listenership and continued support throughout the years.  If you like what you heard “Subscribe” and “Review” but more  importantly please “Pod It Forward”, so that we can continue to grow as a community. It really helps us out. Cheers.  - Check out “Turnstyle Digital Presents”. A free podcast that features local and international DJ’s/producers.  No talking, just beats. All FREE,All DOPE! Look for it where ever you get your podcasts or click the link below for Apple podcast. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/turnstyle-digital-presents/id1229930688 - If you’d like to get in touch we’d love to hear from you. - Email: tim@turnstylerecords.net Website: www.turnstylerecords.net Facebook: Turnstylerecords Presents Instagram:@escapepodders

There's a real buzz about this week's Kitchen Café! Chef Neil Forbes and gardening expert Nicola Singleton explore the versatility of one of the jewels in our Scottish larder, honey! Also, Ghillie Basan speaks to food writer Liz Ashworth about Scotland's historical relationship with honey while Megan Lancaster visits bee keeper Mark Noonan in Blairgowrie to find out why some honey cost more than others.

Kade Mills returns to report back on last week's inaugural Victorian Sea Slug Census, with some amazing early indications of great nudibranch diversity and abundance in Port Phillip and Westernport. We'll cross to Blairgowrie to speak with PT Hirschfield for her latest on the annual spider crab migration into Port Phillip Bay. Artist Andrew Hazelwinkel joins us to talk about his upcoming exhibition 'What the Sea never Told', paying homage to the tragic drowning of 15 young footballers in Port Phillip Bay back in 1892. And Dr Beach brings the latest in marine science news. Science, art, community, spidercrabs and nudibranchs - once again we've got something for everyone!

Fam and Heather interview Jacqui Younger from Operation Sponge after the conclusion of the project that saved over 2500 sponges in Blairgowrie.

Bron, Dr Surf, Terri, Rex and Jeff bring 2015 Radio Marinara to a close with a look forward to summer. Rex Hunter takes a look at World War 1 Australian Submarines and then loss of AE1 and AE2, plus a general wrap up of summer maritime archaeology activity. Terri talks summer snorkelling - where are the best spots in Victoria? Also Nudibranchs of Blairgowrie (new reality show perhaps?), smooth rays, boat tours and dolphin swims.Dr Surf brings news of the release of the Bells Beach Management Plan, released this week by Environment Minister Lisa Neville, and some news of surf comps including a new Tom Carroll on the horizon of competition surfing. Live music from the Mornington Peninsula with The Warrains. And Jeff sees us all out with what he promises to be the most amazing Soundwaves segment EVER!

Stream episodes on demand at www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly). Subscribe, rate and review Travel First at any good podcatcher app, including iTunes (featured in New & Noteworthy), audioBoom, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, Podbean and more. In this episode we visit the lovely Australian seaside town of Sorrento in the state of Victoria: Sorrento is a popular tourist destination on the Mornington Peninsula, nestled between Portsea and Blairgowrie. It is situated on a thin strip of the Mornington Peninsula, facing Port Phillip in the north and the open waters of Bass Strait in the south. For more - http://www.travelvictoria.com.au/sorrento Email: travelfirst@bitesz.com For more, follow Travel First on Facebook, twitter, Google+, Instagram and Clammr: Facebook: @travelfirstpodcast twitter: @travelfirstpod Instagram: www.instagram.com/travelfirstpodcast Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/2/collection/wi0YaB Clammr: http://www.clammr.com/app/travelfirst If you're enjoying Travel First, please share and tell your friends. Thank you... #travel #Sorrento #Victoria #australia #holidays #seaside Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sean Willmore and John Fleming from the Thin Green Line talk about the 2016 International World Ranger Day, and a cracker comedy night at the Gaso to raise funds to support the rangers of the world who put their lives on the line to protect the animals we all love. Then Dr James Fitzsimons and Prof Geoff Wescott talk about their new book about Marine Protected Areas called 'Big Bold and Blue', with lessons from having MPAs around the globe. Plus the latest science from Dr Beach in the LaB. And a catch up with AJ down at Blairgowrie.

After a busy period of activity; there are updates to deliver and comments to be made. The e-petition from Carolyn Leckie has clearly influenced a decision not to demolish the Red Road Flats as a part of the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony. There was a public meeting in Blairgowrie to discuss how to proceed with the Co-operative group and their sale of Rosemount Farm. After a brief visit to Easdale on the Blossom Tour, the whole topic of ‘energy’ came up. Lesley wrote about the subject in response to Brian Wilson amongst others. If you want to understand the role of renewable energy in the constitutional debate, Lesley does a master class here in this week’s pod. And after interventions from former military figures, the International Development secretary and Polly Toynbee; we try and pick facts from the fear.   And as the SNP wheel out new female cabinet members, Lesley has a few thoughts on the historic role of women in this debate.

Lesley is travelling this week in the Aland Islands and reports back on the big international debate which is facing Finland. A hint; it’s about NATO and Putin. Back home Lesley has blogged and written about the Co-op but now there is a campaign involving the potential community purchase of Rosemount Farm near Blairgowrie ( @rosemountcoop ) which she explains in some detail. And over the last weekend, there have been calls for the big hitters, the big beasts of the Labour Party to get stuck into the constitutional debate. Tavish Scott was the voice of the concern and Lesley reacted in print. Here she explains why “the day of the wee, once timorous beasties has finally arrived.” And, Lesley had a few words for the R&A in the Sunday Post.   Finally, apologies for the sound quality, but it was a long VOIP call. Lesley will be back home next week.

Garry Evans brings you the very latest news, thoughts and opinions from the East Region. There is, as always, Game, Player and Team of the weekend. Exclusive interviews as well, so tune in every week for the East Region Podcast.     (Click here to listen in a separate window. To download simply right click the ‘Click here’ link […]The post East Region Podcast – (Ep. 7) appeared first on YFS Radio.