Podcast appearances and mentions of catherine howell

Jeffrey Mosher speaks with Catherine Howell, Owner/Operator, The Wicked Sister, Sault Ste. Marie, MI, a Michigan 50 Company to Watch award winner for 2021. In the interview, they cover Cathy's career path, the company's history, the focus of the company in 2021, what winning this award means for the company, additional information, and how to contact them. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Comedian Milton Jones; musician Sam Sweeney; opera impresario Michael Volpe and curator Catherine Howell join Aasmah Mir and Kate Silverton. Milton Jones is a stand-up comedian, known by many as the king of the one-liners. A regular panellist on BBC Two's Mock the Week, he has a penchant for wild hair and colourful shirts and a gentle, self-deprecating wit. Later this year he embarks on a new tour, Milton Jones is Out There, taking a philosophical look at his life so far with what he calls his 'manifesto of nonsense'. Milton Jones is Out There 2017 tour begins in September at the Richmond Theatre. Michael Volpe is the general director and co-founder of Opera Holland Park. Brought up by a single mother on a London council estate, he attended the progressive Woolverstone Hall School in Suffolk which took inner city London boys, often from broken families, and gave them the opportunity to explore art and culture at an early age. Passionate about making opera accessible to everyone, Michael has directed a short film, From Footy to Verdi, in which he introduces his three sceptical friends and fellow Chelsea supporters to the joys of opera. Opera Holland Park's new season opens on June 1st. Six years ago Sam Sweeney, fiddle player with Bellowhead, bought a violin in Oxford. It had all the appearance of a new instrument but the label inside gave the date 1915 and the name Richard S Howard. Sam discovered the violin had been made - but never finished - by a luthier and some-time music hall performer from Leeds called Richard Spencer Howard who died in battle during the First World War. The violin languished unfinished for many years until it was completed in 2007 and placed in the window of an Oxford music shop where it was spotted by Sam. Sam tells the extraordinary story of his fiddle in his show Made in the Great War which tours in June. Catherine Howell is collections manager at the V & A Museum of Childhood. She curated the exhibition, Game Plan: Board Games Rediscovered which traces the history and enduring appeal of board games. From the Senet board of Ancient Egypt to the mobile phone app, Words with Friends, game playing has remained a constant and important part of people's lives, a friendly way to compete and a necessary escape from reality. Game Plan: Board Games Rediscovered is at the V & A Museum of Childhood until April 23rd. Producer: Paula McGinley Editor: Anne Peacock.

EastCast explores the arts, culture and community nurtured in East London but resonating way beyond. This month Pearl Wise, Katie Haylor and Jonny Virgo are joined in the studio by Simon Cole from Hackney Tours to show a unique perspective of the area and author and scientist Ian Green to talk about new Hackney inspired sci-fi release, Katie talks to Catherine Howell curator of a next exhibition at the V&A Museum of Childhood about the magic of board games, Pearl discovers new gallery dedicated to fine art made in East London and furniture restorer/singer-songwriter Ady Johnson performs Americana inspired folk live in the studio.

In this episode we're talking toys with Catherine Howell collections manager at the V&A Museum of Childhood in east London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rana Mitter and guests will be broadcasting live from the Radio 3's pop up studio at Southbank Centre, London. Norman Ohler, author of Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany, will be revealing the role played by drugs such as methamphetamine in Hitler's downfall. Nikesh Shukla, a former writer in residence at the Royal Festival Hall, has edited a collection of essays called The Good Immigrant. He'll be joined by novelist Kamila Shamsie, who has been involved in a project re-imagining the Canterbury Tales by talking to refugees, to reflect on the impact of migration on individuals, families and beyond. Plus, Catherine Howell, curator of toys and games at the V&A Museum of Childhood and Marie Foulston, curator of video games at the V&A, consider the metamorphosis of gaming from tabletops to laptops. The Good Immigrant edited by Nikesh Shukla is a collection of essays by 21 British BAME poets, writers, journalists and artists. http://www.nikesh-shukla.com/ He is appearing at the Rochdale Literature and Ideas Festival on 22nd October Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany is by Norman Ohler translated by Shaun Whiteside. Kamila Shamsie is discussing Refugee Tales with Josh Cohen and Catherine Bergvall as part of the London Literature Festival at Southbank on Saturday October 8th at 5pm. She is also giving the 7th Castlefield Manchester Sermon at 7pm on October 14th as part of Manchester Literature Festival which runs from October 7th - 23rd. http://www.manchesterliteraturefestival.co.uk/ Game Plan: Board Games Rediscovered is at the V&A Museum of Childhood, London E2, from 8 October to 23 April. Producer: Craig Templeton Smith

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Catherine Howell talks with John Jay Hooker about Right to Die Effort

Catherine Howell talks with John Jay Hooker about Right to Die Effort

Catherine Howell talks with Kevin West in Chattanooga

Catherine Howell talks with Kevin West in Chattanooga

Catherine Howell talks with Kevin West with latest from Chattanooga

Catherine Howell talks with Kevin West with latest from Chattanooga

Catherine Howell talks with Kevin West with latest from Chattanooga

Catherine Howell talks with Margaret Held, Attorney for Nicole Strickland

Catherine Howell talks with Margaret Held, Attorney for Nicole Strickland

Catherine Howell talks with Margaret Held, Attorney for Nicole Strickland

Catherine Howell talks with Attorney Margaret Held

Catherine Howell talks with Attorney Margaret Held

Catherine Howell interviews Martina McBride about her cookbook & album ahead of Knoxville visit

Catherine Howell interviews Martina McBride about her cookbook & album ahead of Knoxville visit

Catherine Howell interviews Martina McBride about her cookbook & album ahead of Knoxville visit

Catherine Howell interviews Fred Thompson, in town for a screening of the film, "Persecuted"

Catherine Howell talks with Fox News Anchor Gretchen Carlson

Catherine Howell interviews Fred Thompson, in town for a screening of the film, "Persecuted"

Catherine Howell talks with Fox News Anchor Gretchen Carlson

Catherine Howell talks with Fox News Anchor Gretchen Carlson

Catherine Howell interviews Fred Thompson, in town for a screening of the film, "Persecuted"

Catherine Howell interviews Curtis Bell Assistant Professor of Science at UT on the Ukraine conflict.

Catherine Howell interviews Curtis Bell Assistant Professor of Science at UT on the Ukraine conflict.

Catherine Howell interviews Curtis Bell Assistant Professor of Science at UT on the Ukraine conflict.