Podcast appearances and mentions of bob hardy

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A reflection on the spacious life of Mavis and Bob Hardy, missionaries in Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Alabama.

Lee, Leah, and their friend and fellow podcaster Gary Hill travel through the cosmos this episode as they check out Luigi Cozzi's "Starcrash" (1978), a fun Italian "Star Wars" rip-off starring Caroline Munro, Marjoe Gortner, Joe Spinell, David Hasselhoff, and Christopher Plummer (!). Sexy costumes, big hair, clunky stop-motion, the lava lamp of death, a hillbilly robot cop, and handy magical powers out of nowhere are just some of things touched upon, as well as listener comments, and what the hosts have watched as of late. "Starcrash" IMDB Check out Gary's other podcasts here.  Check out and support Leah's dad, Bob Hardy, The Walker Runner: https://www.facebook.com/bobhardythewalkerrunner https://www.bobhardythewalkerrunner.com/ Featured Music: "Launch Adrift" and "STARCHASH Main Title" by John Barry.

In the concluding part of Words So Leisured – The Story of Franz Ferdinand: the band's future is once again in jeopardy as Alex Kapranos and Bob Hardy meet in Shetland to try and resolve their differences. It's a fresh era for the group – one of experimentation and collaboration, including the formation of an all-new hybrid outfit with Sparks, FFS. But it's also about change, and fresh energy: two founding members exit, and three enter to usher in a brand new chapter for the band who never stop reinventing. ********** This is the story of a group of pals from Glasgow who formed a band and changed the face of British music forever. Narrated by comedian and Franz Ferdinand mega-fan Rose Matafeo, Words So Leisured hears the band revisit their extraordinary journey along with contributions from their friends, collaborators and those they've inspired. This four-part mini-series – formed of all new, exclusive interviews – charts their career from playing in friends' bedrooms to The Grammys: takes in the pinch-yourself highs and sometimes dramatic lows of being in a band. The series goes behind the scenes of some of the biggest moments – meeting Bowie, winning BRITs, playing to millions – and candidly recalls the times it all almost fell apart. It also delves deeper than ever before into the stories behind the band's most iconic songs. Words So Leisured is made by New Allotment productions for Domino Recordings. For more information visit Franzferdinand.com.

Bob Hardy, bassista e membro dei Franz Ferdinand, intervistato da Paulonia Zumo e Valerio Cesari per Radio Rock sui piani futuri del gruppo scozzese e l’uscita, recente, della raccolta “Hits To The Head”. Editing e montaggio audio: David Guido Guerriero.

Steve Sutton with the Atlantic Salmon Federation raises concerns about aquaculture expansion in the Bays West area; Bob Hardy on reasons and ways to pursue the harp seal hunt; DFO's Frédéric Cyr on a warming ocean.

The FFAW says cuts to the shrimp fishery on the west coast are too deep; herring fisherman Sam Andersen is waiting impatiently for the fishery to begin; consultant Bob Hardy makes a presentation to Rotary on the impact of seals on the fishery.

Elke vrijdagmiddag duiken Tim Op het Broek en Jasper Leijdens de kroeg in om te praten over het laatste muzieknieuws. Gerst, Gasten en Gitaren!De pubcast heet Gerst, Gasten & Gitaren, maar voor het eerst zijn er ook echt gasten! Alex Kapranos en Bob Hardy van Franz Ferdinand schuiven aan om te praten over de shows en hun liefde voor bieren. 

Bob Hardy was revered as the Walter Cronkite of St. Louis.  His 33 year career with St. Louis ended abruptly in April of 1993, but his work and impact to the community lives on today.  We hope you enjoy this retrospective of his life.  We'll share memories from the KMOX Archives and hear accounts from Bill Wilkerson, Bob Costas, Bob Hamilton, Charlie Brennan, Clint Hasse, Chris Mihill, Kate Bacon, Michael Harrison, Pat White, Sandy Hardy Chin, Tom Langmyer, Wendy Wiese and more.  

Franz Ferdinand begin their greatest hits tour at the Rockhal in Luxembourg on the 14th of April! Tom at down with band-member Bob Hardy over zoom for a chat about how they put their greatest hits album 'Hits to The Head' together, being excited to tour again after the pandemic, a look back at their beginnings, and what's coming next for the band. 'Hits To The Head' brings together tracks from across Franz Ferdinand's six studio albums. Whilst putting the tracklist for the album, The band opted for songs that they would include in a headline festival set to create "an album of bangers, all the big ones put together." Despite taking this opportunity to look back and celebrate everything that they've done so far, Hardy confirms that the band are still very much moving in a forward direction and working on new material. As is evidenced by the inclusion of the two new tracks. 'Billy Goodbye' and 'Curious' on 'Hits To The Head'. Formed in 2004 in Glasgow, Franz Ferdinand came together at the Glasgow School of Art. From the inception of the band they decidedly pushed back against what they saw as a male dominated music scene in the city at the time by setting rules for themselves such as no guitar solos, engaging with their crowd and trying to replicate the energy of a nightclub in their sets, ideals which they carry with them to this day. As with everyone involved in the music industry, the pandemic put a sudden halt to Franz Ferdinand's live performances after having regularly toured since the release of their first album in 2004. Going in to this tour the band are more excited than ever to get back on the road and reconnect with their fans. With it being, a greatest hits tour too, the energy levels are sure to be high. Catch Franz Ferdinand performing at the Rockhal on the 14th of April. More info and tickets from www.rockhal.lu

Franz Ferdinand is a Scottish indie rock band that took the UK music scene by storm with hits like 'Take Me Out' and 'Do You Want To', ever since their award winning self-titled album, released in 2004. The band solidiefied their meteoric rise with their follow-up album 'You Could Have It So Much better', which reched a top-10 spot in multiple countries around Europe. After three more albums, Franz Ferdinand has now released the compilation album 'Hits To The Head' covering the biggest songs of their 20+ year career. We spoke with frontman Alex Kapranos and bassist Bob Hardy about the beginnings of the band, surreal amounts of success, nerves at Glastonbury, a pure approach to songwriting, The Beatles, some line-up changes, what's next for the band, and a lot more!Interview: Robin HignellSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/FaceCulture)

Elke avond hoor je tijdens KINK IN TOUCH met Jasper Leijdens de beste nieuwe muziek, livesessies en interview met artiesten. In deze podcast hoor je het interview met Alex Kapranos en Bob Hardy van Franz Ferdinand over de nieuwe single Billy Goodbye, het komende greatest hits album en een show waarbij alle stoelen gesloopt zijn door de fans.

On December 24th, 1925, KMOX Radio was born.  95 years later, the Voice of St. Louis is celebrating another birthday.  In this special, we look back at our 50th anniversary from 1975.  You'll hear KMOX memories and stories from Jack Carney, Jack Buck, Miss Blue, Dan Kelly, Rex Davis, Jim White, Bob Hardy, Walter Cronkite, Stan Musial, Robert Hyland and many more.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Big Bumper, Jim White, dominated St. Louis airwaves every night for 20 years.  We look back at the life and legacy of the legendary KMOX Radio personality.  You'll hear from Jim White, Charlie Brennan, Bob Costas, Bob Hamilton, Jack Carney, Tom Langmyer, Jack Buck, Frank Absher, Clint Hasse, Bob Hardy, Elaine Stern, Pat White and many more.   Hosted by Ryan Wrecker.

Former KMOX Radio General Manager Mr. Robert Hyland had a vision to take the radio station in a different direction, but he also took the industry in a new direction with it.  He launched At Your Service in 1960, thousands of other stations would follow suit and copy the KMOX playbook.  Hear from current and former KMOX personalities as we talk about the life and legacy of Robert Hyland.  Some of the voices you'll hear from include Jim White, Charlie Brennan, Bob Costas, Bob Hamilton, Jack Carney, Tom Langmyer, Jack Buck, Frank Absher, Clint Hasse, Bob Hardy, Anne Keefe, Dan Dierdorf, Mark Reardon and many more.  Hosted by Ryan Wrecker. 

The latest Kyle Meredith With… includes Franz Ferdinand bassist Bob Hardy as well as a bonus interview with frontman Alex Kapranos that took place last year. Hardy goes into how their album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand influenced their new release, Always Ascending, which was elevated by how the group “got to grips with more of the technology.” He also discusses the role a bassist has on a dance record and what made the band break away from their post-punk beginnings. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We sit down to talk about Sean's weekend walking around in the unbearable heat and my trip to New Haven. Special guest Bob Hardy from Franz Ferdinand talks about his trip to New Haven, his love for Pepe's Pizza, and music tour.

The Ringer’s Chris Ryan and Alison Herman discuss Jimmy Fallon and his current place among late-night hosts (4:30). They also discuss HBO’s new show, ‘Here and Now’ (16:00). Later, Andy Greenwald sits down with Alex Kapranos and Bob Hardy of Franz Ferdinand (23:00).

Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos and Bob Hardy join host Brian Hiatt to go deep on their new album, Always Ascending. They also look back at their classic debut LP, review the new Justin Timberlake song and much more

With seconds of notice before going on air of a cancellation from the guest QT and Sign Guy carry on with such topics as the previous night's SCW event, Bob Hardy's heart, and Kellen Raeth.

QT and Sign Guy discuss some of the latest goings ons from around the world. Everything from Bob Hardy's medical condition to Beast Barnett's wallet photo contest to German war ships. They also get into a match they both enjoyed very much in detail.

Employee engagement surveys come in all shapes and sizes, and they are definitely not all created equal. Creating an effective survey that produces meaningful, actionable data is a true science. According to Bob Hardy from Opinions Incorporated, it begins with a rigorous process to ensure that you are crystal clear about what you want to GET from it – … Read more about this episode...

With John Wilson. Film director and former Python Terry Gilliam discusses the re-mastering of his classic film Time Bandits, for a new DVD release, as his new film The Zero Theorem heads for the Venice Film Festival. Jennifer Aniston stars as a stripper turned pretend suburban wife and mother in the film We're The Millers. She becomes involved in the plans of a small-time drug dealer, played by Jason Sudekis, who enlists a fake family to help him smuggle marijuana across the Mexican border. Mark Eccleston reviews. The Scottish band Franz Ferdinand, who won the Mercury Music Prize in 2004, are back with a new album, Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action, their first release for four years. Alex Kapranos and Bob Hardy discuss creating a live sound on a studio album and how a line on a vintage postcard discovered in a London market led to the opening lyric of the title track. As an exhibition of pastel portraits by Bob Dylan opens at the National Portrait Gallery in London, music journalist Kate Mossman discusses Dylan's art and the portraits in his lyrics. Producer Ellie Bury.