Podcasts about blue ducks

After three decades of comprehensive analysis of over 7,000 potential fatalities across the globe, we present a (r)evolutionary breakthrough in safety: "Deep Safe".If you are ready to discover the untapped potential hidden within your organization, then join our exclusive webinar as we delve into the core of safety excellence.In this transformative session, we will uncover the 5 crucial "missing links" in safety that have evaded the attention of us all. Gain valuable insights into the deep elimination of latent triggers that can lead to accidents, paving the way for a safer workplace.We'll also introduce you to a new set of risk metrics, often overlooked and unrecognized by many companies. These metrics hold the key to shaping a proactive safety culture and driving exceptional results.Prepare to be captivated as we explore Black Swans, Blue Ducks, Purple Dragons, and White Slugs. They represent the future of safety - a future where risks are identified, managed, and mitigated with precision.Don't let your business be left behind! Secure your spot in our webinar and gain a competitive edge.Join us on this ground-breaking journey into the realm of "Deep Safe". Register now and embark on a transformation that will shape the future of safety in your organization.The future awaits!

When you start making money in your business and you pass $200k sales, there are a lot of things you need to take on... and many of us want to put our heads in the sand about them.  - Is it okay to want to make more money? - How do I invest this money? - A lot more getting on the same page with the husband and the family - Calendaring - Systems, Hiring, Operations - Creating a culture and managing a team - Finding other Catholic moms... blue ducks.    If you want help with these things, come join me in the Marian Mastermind. Doors close August 29th. 

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After plying his trade in one of Britain's best restaurants, Darren Robertson (Three Blue Ducks) headed down under and found himself as part of the brigade of one of Australia's most influential restaurants – Tetsuya's. He rose the ranks to become head chef working alongside arguably the most incredible alumni of chefs a restaurant has ever produced, but he felt an urge to break the shackles of fine dining and explore produce and cook in a more relaxed, natural manner. It led to a partnership with a band of people who would go on to create one of the most iconic casual eateries that not only expanded to multiple locations, but triggered a movement that elevated everyday eats and brought us all closer to producers too.https://www.threeblueducks.comFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTShttps://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

After plying his trade in one of Britain's best restaurants, Darren Robertson (Three Blue Ducks) headed down under and found himself as part of the brigade of one of Australia's most influential restaurants – Tetsuya's. He rose the ranks to become head chef working alongside arguably the most incredible alumni of chefs a restaurant has ever produced, but he felt an urge to break the shackles of fine dining and explore produce and cook in a more relaxed, natural manner. It led to a partnership with a band of people who would go on to create one of the most iconic casual eateries that not only expanded to multiple locations, but triggered a movement that elevated everyday eats and brought us all closer to producers too. https://www.threeblueducks.com Follow Deep In The Weeds on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=en Follow Huck https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

In this month's episode, Bryan Gibson talks to 2015 Nuffield Scholar Dan Steele.Dan runs Blue Duck Station on the Whanganui River, with his wife Sandy, kids Blue, Snow, Forest, River, and the Blue Duck Team.Farming non-intensive sheep and beef, Dan has diversified to also offer tourist accommodation, hunting experiences, and manuka honey.Dan believes there's plenty of room for us to improve the way we protect and capitalise on our unique place in the world.

Three Blue Ducks went from a small cafe in Bronte to nationally recognised brand spanning seven venues in three states across wildly unique locations. We catch up with one of the founders, Mark Labrooy for a candid chat about the evolution of the business, how the partnership dynamics work, how its balanced with family life, […] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Three Blue Ducks went from a small cafe in Bronte to nationally recognised brand spanning seven venues in three states across wildly unique locations. We catch up with one of the founders, Mark Labrooy for a candid chat about the evolution of the business, how the partnership dynamics work, how its balanced with family life, […] The post The Ducks Hunter w/ Mark Labrooy – Three Blue Ducks appeared first on Quicksand Food.

Do you LOVE the Three Blue Ducks? Their restaurants, their cook books, the farm perhaps? Trace talks with Celebrity Chef Darren Robertson about covid, the hospitality industry, his hobbies, family life, the ethos of the company & how he wants to live his life! They discuss the Three Blue Ducks new adventure, the "Eat Trip" of their brand new 6 part series on channel 10! A genuine laid back conversation, don't miss it

After questioning how we eat and where our food comes from Mark LaBrooy (Three Blue Ducks) went on a journey to only eat food we either grew , caught or harvested. When the pandemic landed it put the financial strain took its toll but becoming a father for the first time not only delivered the clarity of what’s important but it made him more determined than ever to find a greater connection with the land, sea and what we consume from it.https://www.threeblueducks.comFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER PODCASTSDirty Linen with Dani Valenthttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/dirty-linen-a-food-podcast-with-dani-valent/id1518946986The Crackling with Anthony Huckstephttps://linktr.ee/thecrackling

There's not a single business in the world that Covid19 hasn't effected in some way, so for the next few episodes I'll be speaking to business owners who have had to pivot their business, rethink the way they operate and find innovative ways to keep their businesses going in some of the most challenging times we've ever seen. So to kick it off, I speak to Paul Dewhurst, Operations Manager at Three Blue Ducks, who have restaurants in Bronte, Byron Bay, Brisbane, Roseberry and now Melbourne too. They were forced to shut the doors to all their venues in March with almost no warning. But they pivoted quickly and a week later, the business branched into the fresh food and takeaway market, supplying gourmet produce boxes to Byron Bay locals and a paired-back take-away menu to Sydneysiders. I ask Paul about how they made the quick decision to pivot what Three Blue Ducks offered, why they won't compromise their company values for an easy buck, and how Covid19 has shown the importance of community and connection. Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. Want to grow your business and stay ahead of the pack? Access Mark Bouris' Masterclasses. Got a question or comment for Mark? Send an email.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a decade launching multiple venues, the pandemic threatened to take away everything Darren Robertson and the team behind Three Blue Ducks had built. Now with the easing of travel and restaurant restrictions it could mark an opportunity to peg back what was lost and become an integral part of the community for all of their venues.https://www.threeblueducks.comhttps://rockerbondi.com.au/restaurant.htmlhttps://www.instagram.com/darrenrobertsonfood/?hl=enFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (The Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/

In this episode, Scott and Erin are joined by Garth Gerhart, creator the "Bitterman" comic, featured in in Mad Magazine, as well as a father of five and Erin's former creative partner. The show starts with some bonding over Billy Madison and Napoleon Dynamite before turning to the topics of conference calls in the age of coronavirus, panic-buying chicks, and why this pandemic is Erin's anxiety Super Bowl. For more info, go to speakcies.com/panic.

Mark LaBrooy is an author, a hunter, a chef and one of the founders of the well renowned Three Blue Ducks. He has worked across the world in fine dining, is incredibly passionate about the process in getting food onto your plate. Join us as we chat about animal welfare, consumer choice, the importance of community and the satisfaction and emotion involved in having a better connection to our food system. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humans-of-agriculture/message

Darren Robertson | Three Blue Ducks at The Farm, Byron Bay by Jo Rittey

A look at Digital Underground's cinematic masterpiece "Nothing But Trouble" (I guess Dan Akroyd was there too....) Some trash talk about Pokemon Sword & Shield that may have been premature! The very last shreds of Kevin's heart get ripped apart in the championship round of the 80s Classic Rock Tournament! Winners & Losers and a board game review that will make Blue Ducks say "That's Quacktastic!"

     In this episode Saul and Jolene talk an old rpg Gamma World by TSR.  It was the first RPG owned by Saul and it was Jolene's first RPG game she played way back in the early 80's.   Saul and Jolene discuss all the iterations Gamma World that were published.  From the first edition published in 1978 to 8th edition published in 2010.   Saul has copies of 4 different editions.   Saul and Jolene talk about why they liked the game.  Saul discusses running the latest edition at local con in kids and teen rooms.       Thanks to all that listen to our podcast and all we ask is that you share our podcast with family and friends.     We have to confess an error we refer to the bipedal mutated rabbits as Hoppers but they were actually called Hoops.  Hoppers were the large horse sized mutated rabbits that some used as mounts.  Hoops were smart and Hoppers were considered dumb by Hoops in the game.  Sorry for confusing the two mutated rabbits.       The Day After aired on November 20th 1983.  Interestingly enough the NATO ran a command post exercise called Able Archer, later records reveal that this was the closest the world was to nuclear world war since the Cuban Missile Crisis.  Check it out, pretty scary stuff.     Music by Blue Ducks, song Floss Suffers from Gamma Radiation off the album Six    Available from FreeMusicArchive.com

Trace sits down with Chris, Sam & Darren from the 3 Blue Ducks, talking all things humble beginnings, passion for sustainability, farm to fork concept & running a business based on what works within the group of 6 guys. Surfers, chef's, best friends making hospitality look fun & exciting!

Welcome to the Week #4 to your fitness journey! Today's episode is dedicated to the everyone out their grinding in life to take. If you are working hard to make your dreams come true, this episode is for you. This workout will push the limits of of your cardio and muscular enduarance to provide you the energy you need to push through all adversity. ***Before attempting any physical activity, please make sure you check in with your doctor or a health professional before attempting any of these moves. In today's 15 min workout I am putting you through an extreme HIIT circuit that will get your heart pumping and body moving. Warm Up 30s - Arm Circles 30s - Body Twist 30s - Toe Reach Circuit #1 30s - Jumping Jacks 30s - High Knees 30s - Squats Circuit #2 40s - Jumping Jacks 40s - High Knees 40s - Jump Squats Countdown Burpee Challenge 30s - Burpees 30s - Break 25s - Burpees 25s - Break 20s - Burpees 20s - Break 15s - Burpees 15s - Break 10s - Burpees 10s - Break 5s - Burpee ALL FINISHED *Want to get in touch with me? Hit Me Up Below! * Website: www.remixmyfitness.com Team Remix on FB: Team Remix (https://www.facebook.com/groups/remixmyfitness/) Instagram: Remixmyfitness (https://www.instagram.com/remixmyfitness) Email: jimmy@remixmyfitness.com *Music by: * Intro/Outro by DJ Riz Song #1 - Farewell to Floss by Blue Ducks http://recordsonribs.com/artists/blueducks/ Song #2 Mars By Yung Kartz Social Media: Facebook: @yungkartz Twitter: @yungkartz Instagram: @yungkartz Snapchat: @yungkartz Email: yungkartz@gmail.com Song #3 Big Smoke By Yung Kartz Social Media: Facebook: @yungkartz Twitter: @yungkartz Instagram: @yungkartz Snapchat: @yungkartz Email: yungkartz@gmail.com

This week, let’s get into those New Year’s Resolutions and how you need to own your shit! Subscribe and tune in each Thursday to learn how to navigate adulthood.Email adultingwithfinesse@gmail.com for music submissions and sponsors. Follow us @adultingwithfinesse on IGMusic by: Blue Ducks

Join us as we take some shots and talk about Nevada's legal weed shortage, making babies vs. adoption and abnormally small penises. Marxist Arrow by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ Four, Floss, Five, Six by Blue Ducks is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

Today’s episode (65 mins) features Sina Kramer talking about her work in philosophy, what its like finding a new disciplinary home, and her forthcoming work on the philosophy of cities. At the top of the show I mention a project I’m involved with is raising funds. If you are interested please head over to the GoFundMe page that’s been set up.Because I really like it, the music in today’s episode is again “Farewell to Floss” by The Blue Ducks. Head over to Records on Ribsto support them and other great artists. 

Today’s episode (77 mins) features Andrew Dilts talking about his recent book Punishment and Inclusion, how he ended up in political theory, and the relationship between activism and academy. I highly recommend Andrew’s book to anyone interested in understanding American democracy, both historically and where we are at now. At the top of the show I give a rundown on some issues with a recent review of Alexander R. Galloway’s Laruelle: Against the Digital. You can find that review at Review31. Feel free to skip ahead to the discussion with Andrew. The music in today’s episode is again “Farewell to Floss” by The Blue Ducks. Head over to Records on Ribs to support them and other great artists. 

Today’s episode (80 mins) is a conversation with Joshua Dubler, author of Down in the Chapel: Religious Life in an American Prison and former Philadelphia resident now residing in upstate New York where he teaches at the University of Rochester. In the opening I play a clip from Jared Sexton speaking during a Q&A of a keynote lecture he gave. The video of the entire lecture is online and I highly recommend it. The music in today’s episode is “Farewell to Floss” by The Blue Ducks. Head over to Records on Ribs to support them and other great artists. 

Today’s episode (78 mins) is a conversation with Michael O'Rourke. Michael is a postman and independent scholar who also teaches at Independent Colleges Dublin. His most recent book, Queer Insists (For José Esteban Muñoz), was recently published with Punctum and CriticalTheory.com in its list of best books in 2014. My thanks to Michael for bringing me to Dublin in July for the Laruelle in Translation series which also allowed me to sit down and have this conversation with him.  At the top of the show I give some thoughts on the recent attack in Paris and the wider context it comes out of.  The music in today’s episode is “Farewell to Floss” by The Blue Ducks. Head over to Records on Ribs to support them and other great artists. 

Here we go! In the final Talk Hard episode of the year, critic Simon Miraudo shares his Top 10 Films of 2014, as well as 25 runners up. Enjoy this clip show featuring highlights from the year’s finest flicks!   Show Notes: Thanks for listening all year long! Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their music at www.recordsonribs.com

Quickflix critic Simon Miraudo reviews Angelina Jolie’s latest directorial effort, Unbroken, before chatting to one of its stars, Miyavi. Unbroken arrives in cinemas January 15, 2015.   Show Notes: Thanks for tuning in! Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their music at www.recordsonribs.com

Quickflix critic Simon Miraudo looks at the lives of two musical icons – Nas and Elliott Smith – in new docos Time Is Illmatic and Heaven Adores You, both playing the RTRFM Gimme Some Truth Music Documentary Festival.   Show Notes: Thanks for listening! The RTRFM Gimme Some Truth Music Documentary Festival kicks off in Perth this weekend. Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find […]

Budo Jake makes another trip to San Diego, this time to visit with a legend in BJJ and MMA, Royler Gracie. Royler shares not only his knowledge of BJJ but also a healthy Gracie breakfast.Brought to you in part by https://www.fujisports.comBrought to you by http://www.Budovideos.com7495 Anaconda Ave.Garden Grove CA 92841800.451.4828Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/budo4lifeand http://www.twitter.com/budovideosCreative Commons Music"Sweet Dreams” and “O Sonho” by Roulet http://freemusicarchive.orghttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...“Deathproof” by Fancy Mike http://freemusicarchive.orghttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...“Sketches” and “Do It” by Jahzzar http://freemusicarchive.orghttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...“Four Floss Five Six” by Blue Ducks http://freemusicarchive.orghttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...

Inspect this. Simon Miraudo chats to Hugo Weaving about the Aussie drug-smuggling black comedy The Mule, also starring Angus Sampson and John Noble. A review follows. Now… cough.   Show Notes: Thanks for tuning in! The Mule will be available on Quickflix from December 3. Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their music at www.recordsonribs.com

Simon Miraudo chats with James Napier Robertson, the director of New Zealand’s hit drama The Dark Horse. Then, a review of Locke, in which Tom Hardy gets in a car and doesn’t get out for the entire running time. Checkmate.   Show Notes: Thanks for listening! Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their music at www.recordsonribs.com

Zwei Studenten treffen sich zu später Stunde in der Uni, um für eine halbe Stunde dilettantisch über das Entwerfen zu fachsimpeln. Von der Architekturgeschichte, über das Entwerfen, über Fountainhead bis hin zu den Nazis. Es geht einfach um Alles. "Wahlkampfchampagne" Erdbeerschnitzel (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Erdbeerschnitzel/) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/de/ "Faster Does It" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Floss Suffers From Gamma Radiation" Blue Ducks (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Ducks/Six/01_Floss_Suffers_From_Gamma_Radiation) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/de/

Morningside 4 life! Simon Miraudo chats to Elizabeth Mitchell, creator of hit New Zealand comedy Bro’Town, now available to stream on Quickflix.   Show Notes: Thanks for listening! Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their music at www.recordsonribs.com

Michael Bay’s cohorts at Platinum Dunes, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller, join Simon Miraudo to discuss making Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (and dealing with fan backlash). A review follows. Also reviewed: Nicolas Cage’s Joe!   Show Notes: Thanks for tuning in! Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their work at www.recordsonribs.com

Quickflix critic Simon Miraudo goes round the twist with Michael Spierig, one half of the directorial duo behind Australia’s latest time-travel thriller, Predestination, in cinemas now. A review follows.   Show Notes: Thanks for tuning in! Tell your friends to subscribe to Talk Hard on iTunes and feel free to leave a review. Or, follow our RSS feed. You can shoot us a line at talkhard@quickflix.com.au. Find me on Twitter here: @simonmiraudo. Thanks to Blue Ducks for our theme, “Four, Floss, Five, Six.” You can find more of their work at www.recordsonribs.com

On today’s episode (78 mins) I sit down with ecologist and philosopher Liam Heneghan, Chair of DePaul University’s Department of Environmental Science and Studies, Co-Director of the Institute for Nature and Culture, and a PhD student in the Department of Philosophy there. You can find more of Liam’s popular writings at 3 Quarks Daily and Aeon Magazine.  Music in today’s episode comes to us from Blue Ducks’ album Six. Check them and other great artists out at Records on Ribs.

Today is just a mini-episode of my Derrida Today Paper. Many of you on twitter said you would like to hear it and I’ve fallen behind in getting the other interviews edited (sound issues related to my old computer, may it RIP) since I’ve had to focus on finishing up the edits to my translation of Laruelle’s Introduction to Non-Marxism over the past few weeks.  In Laruelle translation related news, thank you to those who have donated for the Laruelle in Translation seminar series/funding my travel for some other interviews. We are about $70 short of our overall budget, so if you are able to throw $5 our way please consider donating via PayPal. Owing to a generous donation from JCRT and GAIN, I won’t be broadcasting the audio, but they will instead be hosting video of the seminars. I’ll still be using that time to interview folks for the show, though, and a link to the free video will be posted here for those who are interested.  The music featured in the show today comes from El Heath’s “A Cold Day In Spring” and Blue Ducks’ “Falling Asleep In Fhloston Paradise”. Both albums available—for free!—via Records on Ribs. 

Sometimes you’re in your own country, your own home, and you know in your bones you don’t belong. That feeling pushes you to change something. This week we bring you four stories of people who don’t quite belong in the world where they live, and who take matters in their own hands to construct their own belonging. A very young girl finds a sense of belonging while running away from an angry mob. A student creates a bridge between the Jewish and Irish sides of her family. Seven gender-defying divas share what it means to belong to yourself. And a young man discovers how to prove you belong, when the numbers are against you. Host: Leslie Nguyen-Okwu Producers: Will Rogers and Natacha Ruck Featuring: Justine Beed, Carla Lewis, Eileen Williams, Josh Hoyt, Winona Azure, Raya Light, Macy Rodman, Peaches Christ, Alexis Blair Penney, Heklina, Sissy Spastik, Mathu Andersen, and Cher Noble. photo via flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ganesha_isis/4439563089 Music used during transitions: Welcome Wizard, Monk Turner, Johnny Ripper, Zachary Cale, Mighty Moon, & Ethan Schmid, Blue Ducks

Remember when we asked you about your favorite things of 2012?  Well, you all delivered!  This week, we formally give 2012 a stylish send-off by talking with old friends, listening to new voices, and discussing some great reader submissions.  We want to give a huge thank you to everyone who contributed by talking with us, sending in an audio clip, or simply dropping us a line via email or in the comments.  2012 may be over, but that doesn't mean it's gone, so feel free to jump into the comments with your favorite things from last year.- Subscribe to the EXP Podcast via iTunes- Find the show on Stitcher- Here's the show's stand-alone feed- Listen to the podcast in your browser by left-clicking here. Or, right-click and select "save as link" to download the show in MP3 format.- Subscribe to this podcast and EXP's written content with the RSS link on the right.Show notes:- Runtime: 1 hr 40 min 48 sec- Music by:  - Blue Ducks  - Broke for Free  - Patrick LeeExtra special thanks to:- Christian Fratta- David Carlton- Gus Mastrapa- Jacob Clark- Jeremy Sear- Kris Ligman- Mads Kristensen- Malachi Lakey- Michael Abbott- Michael Chadwick- Mitch Krpata- Patrick Molloy- Phillip Wong

Hints and tips for media appearances, speaking and social media. This week; Tweet me in Antwerp; Good and Bad Speakers; Blue Ducks; Waking the Dead; Promise and Deliver; Not Being There; Landing from Twitter; An Interview with Will Carling; Music from Nick Connors