Podcasts about brokenwood

Face au film "Jack Mimoun et les secrets de Val Verde" sur TF1, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Zone interdite" sur M6, c'est France 2 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la comédie "Alors on danse".

Face au film "Jack Mimoun et les secrets de Val Verde" sur TF1, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Zone interdite" sur M6, c'est France 2 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la comédie "Alors on danse".

Face au thriller "Joker" sur TF1, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Capital" sur M6, c'est France 2 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce au film "Kompromat".

Face au thriller "Joker" sur TF1, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Capital" sur M6, c'est France 2 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce au film "Kompromat".

Face au film "La daronne" sur France 2, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Capital" sur M6, c'est TF1 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la comédie "La ch'tite famille".

Face au film "La daronne" sur France 2, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Capital" sur M6, c'est TF1 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la comédie "La ch'tite famille".

Face au film d'action "La chute du président" sur TF1, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Zone interdite" sur M6, c'est France 2 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la comédie "Permis de construire".

Face au film d'action "La chute du président" sur TF1, à la série "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et au magazine "Zone interdite" sur M6, c'est France 2 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la comédie "Permis de construire".

Brokenwood's Tim Balme talks to Amanda Gillies about the New Zealand drama series watched worldwide.

Cristina joins me for a Coppuccino and we discuss - Dracula, Blood, coming to New Zealand, where most people think she is from and someone called Dr Gina Kadinsky.

At one time or another we've all asked “Who let the dogs out?” But also: How long will they stay out? Can they be put back in? And most importantly: Why did they think a plant was the best weapon to use while robbing a bank? It's a light-hearted robbery gone sideways this week as we guess for The Brokenwood Mysteries and talk to series regular (and writer for this episode!) Nic Sampson!  We watched The Brokenwood Mysteries season 7, episode 3, “Dog Day Morning.”  Hey! Check out www.cluedunnitpodcast.com and let us know what you guessed, your logic cop catches, and anything else!  While you're online, sign up for your very own official Cluedunnit Private Investigator license! (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cluedunnit2/commissions)  Or just follow us on the socials and let us know what you think!  Twitter: @cluedunnit   Facebook: @cluedunnitpodcast   Instagram: @cluedunnitpodcast 

Maniacs,Listener's Choice Holiday Episode! Mystery Maniacs Episode! In Podcast 149, a couple of People in Santa Suits have a bad Christmas, the king of pies makes an appearance and a cheetah cheater! GORE-O-METERBRITBOX Contesthttps://watch.britbox.com/us/oneway?utm_source=vanity&utm_medium=redirect&utm_campaign=onewayPie Shops https://www.facebook.com/GoldStarPatricksPies/ https://www.kiwikuisine.com/ Thanks again for listening! Mark & Sarah-----------------------------------Schedule for December Dec 20 - Midsomer Murders  S23 e02 Mini - "The Debt of Lies" Dec 27 - Midsomer Murders  S23 e03 Mini - "A Grain of Truth" Jan 3 - Midsomer Murders  S23 e04 Mini - "Dressed to Kill" Jan 4 - January Newsletter ------------------------------------NEWSLETTER: Keep up with all things Mystery Maniac through our newsletter! Signup here for free: https://midsomermaniacs.transistor.fm/------------------------------------Maniac Merch: https://midsomer-maniacs-podcast.myspreadshop.com/------------------------------------Connect with the Maniacs:Rate us on Spotify and Apple!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MysteryManiacsPodcastTwitter.com - https://twitter.com/mystery_maniacsSarah's twitter -https://www.twitter.com/intellagirlMark's Twitter - https://twitter.com/bell_typewriterIG - https://www.instagram.com/mysterymaniacspodcast/Email - mysterymaniacspodcast@gmail.comWeb - mysterymaniacspodcast.com

This is undeniably a new Golden Age of television drama - both in quantity and quality. So much drama, so much variety of drama and - most important - so many outlets to play your drama. But how much has really changed? One person who would know is one of our finest screenwriters Fiona Samuel. And not just on the screen - we've just played her radio trilogy Hat Trick in our Classic Drama slot - and Fiona's recently conducted workshops on the secrets of creating brilliant TV. Mind you, Fiona's been doing that ever since she first stepped up with a mini-masterpiece called Marching Girls. Since then she's written too many series to mention - Outrageous fortune, Agent Anna, Brokenwood, Nothing Trivial and the brilliant one-off Consent The Louise Nicholas Story. Simon Morris talks to Fiona Samuel about the new landscape of TV series.

Iain Riggs is one hell of a guy, his contribution to the Australia wine industry is momentous.  Chief winemaker and managing director of Brokenwood wines for over 35 years, he has accumulated a list of accolades, awards and recognition that would make your eyes water.  You name it Iain has done it and then some.  More than that Iain is the first to lend a hand and encourage anyone whose shows dedication and passion for the Australian wine industry.  A true veteran of Aussie wine, It's an honour to have Iain on the podcast today. https://www.instagram.com/iainriggs/?hl=en Follow Over a Glass https://www.instagram.com/overtheglasspod  Host Shanteh Wale https://www.instagram.com/shantehwale/?hl=en Executive Producer Rob Locke https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Executive Producer Anthony Huckstep https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

Iain Riggs is one hell of a guy, his contribution to the Australia wine industry is momentous.  Chief winemaker and managing director of Brokenwood wines for over 35 years, he has accumulated a list of accolades, awards and recognition that would make your eyes water.  You name it Iain has done it and then some.  More than that Iain is the first to lend a hand and encourage anyone whose shows dedication and passion for the Australian wine industry.  A true veteran of Aussie wine, It's an honour to have Iain on the podcast today. https://www.instagram.com/iainriggs/?hl=en Follow Over a Glass https://www.instagram.com/overtheglasspod  Host Shanteh Wale https://www.instagram.com/shantehwale/?hl=en Executive Producer Rob Locke https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Executive Producer Anthony Huckstep https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

Here's a question. How many major film dramas - including top-end TV series - are currently being shot here at the moment? Eight? Twelve? Not even close! By our reckoning there are over 30 - from overseas productions like James Cameron's Avatar sequels and Taika's Time Bandits, to TV hits like Brokenwood, Creamerie and Panthers. There's never been a better time, it seems, to be a New Zealand actor, or film crew member. There's a boom going on - new films from Lee Tamahori and Christine Jeffs, international shoots like Power Rangers and Minecraft - and above all TV shows, reflecting the fact that many of these are being snapped up overseas. Producer Phil Smith of Great Southern is part of that boom, coming off the hit series One Lane Bridge, and with a new series Dry Creek about to shoot in Kaikoura. He talks to Simon Morris about the boom - and how we can keep it going.

Editor of flicks.co.nz Steve Newall joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss artists calling for mask-wearing at concerts, the future of Dunedin's Crown Hotel in turmoil, winners from the Best Short Film at the NZIFF, and the return of Brokenwood Mysteries. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Face à France 2 et la série policière "Brokenwood" sur France 3, c'est TF1 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la soirée présidentielle.

Face à "Brokenwood" sur France 3 et "Gemini Man" sur France 2, c'est TF1 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à “Qu'est-ce qu'on a encore fait au Bon Dieu ?”.

Face à "Deux mois" sur France 2 et "Brokenwood" sur France 3, c'est TF1 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à “Skyscraper”.

Face au film "Fleuve noir" sur France 2 et à la série policière "Brokenwood" sur France 3, c'est TF1 qui se hisse en tête des audiences de ce dimanche soir grâce à la comédie "Le lion".

It's been a rough week for Amelia and Razz, with sickness, technological issues, failing to acquire 'very legal DVDs' of Brokenwood Season 3 and being negged in the New Zealand books media, but the gals are back and focussed on the only thing that really matters: S03E01 The Black Widower.Ray Nielson is more than just the proprietor of the Frog & Cheetah, he's also the owner-operator of Ray's Tours: a knock-off Lord of the Rings tour company that swindles non-English speaking tourists into paying outrageous prices for a close up look at Rivendella and Helmet's Deep. But what really brings them in is the special lunch. What doesn't bring in the tourists? Ray's wife Debbie being found dead wrapped up in cobweb suit as part of a recreation of Biblo Baggins' famous battle with Shelob the giant spider. In other news, Jared's a horse guy now. And Kristin won't stop asking Mike about his drowned wife. All of this and more! Amelia's been on Shelob the spider's Wikipedia. Rebecca thinks that Brokenwood needs a German consultant. We also hear the backstory of how the podcast came to be but more importantly, a fascinating anecdote about when Amelia got bullied after seeing Revenge of the Sith in 2005. Karawhiua.

"I think it's unfair to drink this young bottle of wine" - Carlos Santos MS This episode helps to distinguish youthful wine just by its appearance and differentiate Semillon from Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc. It's also the first time the term "sulphur" has been used when describing the wines we've tasted on our journey to find Australia's best $30 bottle. Take a deeper dive into the glass: Patreon Buy your bottle where we got ours: Dan Murphy'sThis podcast proudly presented by Grays.com: https://www.grays.com/search/wine-and-more?tab=itemsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is The Frog & Cheetah your favourite aspirational podcast, but you wish it had more detailed information about the duties of New Zealand fisheries officers ? Well, well, well!In S2E3 'Catch of the Day', Jared's gone out for a surf at Brokenwood Beach and found a severed hand in a crayfish pot. It's pointing at him like Des the Devil used to point at him before his fishing boat blew up five years ago. Could these incidents be. . .related? The cray pot does have a 66 on it, which we all know is an abbreviated version of 666 the devil's number. It looks like Mike and Kristin will have to pull a few late nights to get to the bottom of this one, looking at old timey nautical maps and trying to remember which page of The Gold Bullion  was marked before Mike yanked the bookmark out for no reason. And avoiding threesomes with the victim's wife, of course. Just another day in Brokenwood.In Logs On, Amelia and Rebecca are using artificial intelligence to come up with new Brokenwood plot ideas and relaying anecdotes about their dads. Amelia worries she's dry.** Note: the Australian programme about sex workers is called Satisfaction (2007 - 2010) and the boring game Rebecca describes is called Captain's Coming. The rapper Scribe is Samoan.Follow the podcast on Instagram: @frogandcheetah

Guess who's back in the house, it's Amelia and Rebecca, here to bathe in the soft wisdom of the English language's greatest poet – Detective Senior Sergeant Mike Shepherd. All the world's a stage and all the men, women, asthmatics and asexual people of Brokenwood are merely players. But what, ho! Did someone say the name of the Scottish play in the theatre? In S02E02, To Die or Not to Die, a 21-year-old orphan has died all over the stage during an amateur production of Hamlet. And not from an arrow of outrageous fortune, nor from tripping over a hardback copy of Infinite Jest either. So, what happened? A plague on both their houses would get the show cancelled, surely. Was it a happy dagger or something else? Mike and Kristin are on the case. Now that Kristin's decided the victim has actually died and wasn't just. . . milking it on stage.This episode is incredibly gay and contains discussion of The Matrix, review culture, queer and trans representation, the amyl nitrate ban and the Ellen sitcom. In Brokenwood Logs On, a reporter at the Manawatū Standard thinks Brokenwood is on too late and also has some reckons about 'high speed porn'. Follow us on Instagram!: @frogandcheetahCW: brief mentions of sexual violence and self-harm

Ho ho ho it's Christmas! And don't you want to have Christmas on Brokenwood Island? In today's Very Special Episode, Amelia and Rebecca read out some Brokenwood-based holiday fanfiction for your listening pleasure. Why is it snowing in Brokenwood? Will Kristin and Breen kiss in a cloud of weed smoke on New Year's Eve 2005, or will the lavender deodorant be too off-putting?Also, Rebecca relays a tragic story about a high school performance of Titus Andronicus and Amelia thinks that it's normal to cook a chicken on Christmas morning. Plus special bonus content: an extended discussion on when The Killers first made it big in New Zealand. Happy holidays!        

Founded by James Halliday and 2 other Sydney-based solicitors, Brokenwood is one of the oldest wineries in the Hunter Valley. Jill and Stuart talk about Brokenwood's history, their highly awarded wines the flagship Graveyard Shiraz and classic Semillon, and what he will be drinking on Christmas Day! #brokenwoodwines#huntervalley

Content Warning! This episode of Brokenwood Mysteries contains transphobia and suicide. Audio Warning! Rebecca's microphone was not recording. This episode contains laptop audio.We reach the Mariana Trench of Brokenwood episodes this week with S02E01 Leather and Lace – a tale that combines the topical 2015 Rugby World Cup with a horrible hate crime. The Brokenwood Cheetahs have lost fifty games in a row and now their coach has been found murdered. Was it one of Mrs Marlowe's cheese rolls that did it? Or Brokenwood's sexy new librarian? Or, uh, one of the number of players who said they would do it at the pub just before it happened? Could it all be something to do with. . . composer Richard Wagner (1813 – 1883)?Amelia and Rebecca are suffering. This episode is bleak. But they must power through for their loyal listeners. Includes top notch discussion of what men get up to when they're not sawing on top of a hill or playing a snare drum, Amelia's camera phone, Sheepworld, the person who invented tomato sauce bottles shaped like tomatoes, and what level of detail to go into when discussing plant diseases. Rebecca enjoys a praline.It's only up from here!!Follow us on Instagram: @frogandcheetah

Load up on guns, bring your friends: as Season One draws to a close, we set our sights on the unexpectedly tyre-focussed S01E04 Hunting The Stag. It's all gone wrong in the lead-up to gun enthusiasts Kelly and Hayden's wedding, but who shot the groom with such precision, in a gully Amelia and Rebecca do not remember the name of? And why does everyone work at the Brokenwood Tyre Centre now?Listen in to find out all the latest in Brokenwood action, including Mike's trip to the bakery, whether Frodo gets busted for the roach, Kristin's newest workplace bullying incident, Breen's Facebook drama, and Jared's personal philosophy that driving like a 'maniac' is a form of expression. Plus thrilling bonus content: Rebecca's Australian accent coaching corner, a deep dive into buying cigarettes, some hot takes on cheese rolls, and Amelia calls the listeners 'Merchants of Venice'.Follow the podcast on Instagram! @frogandcheetah

Head on down to Golf Club Inc. as Amelia and Rebecca take a swing at Playing the Lie, Brokenwood's most golf-based episode. Traipse around the green with them as they try to decipher this odd and meandering episode (which still slaps), in the process creating their own odd and meandering podcast (which might also slap). Topics include: crimes against bees, the mighty Vodafone Warriors, whether women can be farm managers, whether Amelia still has a chance to become a sulky teen, friendship in a glass and the inner workings of the travel industry. In Brokenwood Logs On: Amazon DVD reviews.Disclaimer: Rebecca does think that Twila should have won Survivor Vanuatu in 2004 and Judy Brownlee was not murdered by the Ferndale Strangler (she moved to Australia with her motorbike boyfriend).

After Episode One's uncanny approximation of Brokenwood, S01E02 Sour Grapes comes through with a classic TBM tale of viticulture vitriol. And thank God, real Jared is here to lead the way. Also, a bit of a content warning for this one as we discuss the characters' terrible hot takes on autism. Looking at you Detective Sims.Topics discussed include: grapes, failed ambitions, Boxcar by Jawbreaker, Art v Science,  Doctors v Scientists, what's au fait in commercial radio, when is a spade a kayak paddle, and the one thing everyone can agree on (Australian fascism is bad).Sponsored by Bright Valley Wines.

The Hunter Valley is home to some of Australia’s finest wineries and when you’re planning a conference or business event, well, it’s hard to go past fine wines and gourmet food - welcome to the Storytowns Hunter Valley Podcast tour. This innovative Destinations Sydney: Business & Events Podcast Tour and interactive map, takes listeners on an immersive audio-visual tour of the rolling hills and vineyards of the Hunter Valley region. First stop is Brokenwood, a 5-star winery in the foothills of the Brokenback Ranges Take a swing at the Cypress Lakes Golf & Country Club - one of the best golf courses in Australia. Relax and unwind at the Golden Door Health Retreat Take in the scenes from above in Cypress a hot air balloons Find everything your next event needs at Crowne Plaza Lovedale, with multiple event spaces, golf course and brewery Treat your clients to night under the stars in one of the 10 internationally themed areas of the Hunter Valley Gardens Learn to be a ‘bubbleologist’ Peterson House Say here’s cheers to the good life in the Hunter Valley! Storytowns Destinations Sydney: Business & Events Podcast Tour can be downloaded from the App Store and Google Play. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/storytowns/id1537296538 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.storytowns.travelapp See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Time: Sean Bean and Stephen Graham star in this gritty British drama by Jimmy McGovern about a husband, teacher and father who is sentenced to four years in prison after accidentally killing a man. Consumed by guilt, Mark openly accepts his sentence but is quickly confronted with the harsh realities of life inside (Prime, Saturdays at 9.30pm).  Domina: a new historical drama. In the wake of Julius Caesar's assassination, Livia Drusilla - the golden girl of the prominent Claudii family - is forced into exile. Ten years later, Livia returns, determined to avenge her father, secure power for her sons, and regain everything that was stolen from her (Neon).  The Brokenwood Mysteries: New Zealands's most successful international series, watched by millions of people around the world, has found a new home on TVNZ 1 (Sunday, TVNZ 1, 8.30pm).  LISTEN ABOVE 

The New Zealand made television series 'Brokenwood Mysteries' has been described as this country's answer to Midsomer Murders. Tim Balme talks to Wallace about the upcoming seventh series.

Iain Riggs has been with Brokenwood since it was a small in the 1980's. Now the brand is recognised for stunning wines the world over and definitely a key attraction for the Hunter. Simon and Iain chat about plans for the future now that he is stepping back from the roles of Chief Winemaker and Managing Director. The recent purchase of one the Hunter's most iconic vineyards, The Mistress Vineyard will be an exciting new phase along with his role as Chairman of Trustees for the Len Evans Foundation. Don't expect Iain to stay away from the winery any time soon, this will be his 39th Vintage. #Brokenwood #Hunter Valley #Len Evans Foundation #iain riggs

Sean Aylmer speaks to Geoff Krieger, General Manager and part-owner of Brokenwood Wines in the Hunter Valley. They discuss the business of wine, after one of Brokenwood's wines was named best in Australia this week.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Wine & Wisdom, Thomas, Cam and Chris are joined by Richard Martinesi who owns Wiseberry Five Dock. They discuss the Annual Wiseberry Awards Night which is held in Sydney this Saturday, an exciting event. If you do not ‘win', you are still a winner if you can take a lesson from it. They discuss what one needs to do in order to win the award and whether winning shows as much of someone as losing does. This episode, Thomas brings a 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon from Simi Winery, Alexander Valley in California. Cam brings ‘Cricket Pitch' (2017), a Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Shiraz blend from Brokenwood in the Hunter Valley and Chris brings ‘Up Rising', a 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon from South Eastern Australia.

Iain Riggs is one of the most respected winemakers in Australia, with decades of experience making wine from regions across the country, as well as a wine show judge. He has been at the helm of Brokenwood Wines in the historic Hunter Valley for some time, elevating them to one of the top producers of semillon and shiraz in Australia. Having worked closely with the likes of Len Evans and his incredible tutorial, Iain took the reigns of this illustrious institution when Len passed away. Iain joined me on the podcast while he was recently in Melbourne, and we talked about his background and his views on Australian wine.