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Ben Catley-Richardson is the "Accountability Viking" for agencies, helping owners of 3-5 year old agencies grow beyond their own capabilities. With a background in video game journalism and a passion for Norse mythology, Ben brings a unique perspective to agency growth and accountability.In this episode of Agency Journey, Ben shares insights on the importance of rest and reflection in the growth cycle, the power of creating personas, and how to prioritize effectively in an overstimulated world. He emphasizes the value of disconnecting and the science behind why rest is crucial for sustainable business growth.Whether you're looking to scale your agency, improve your work-life balance, or foster a culture of intentional growth, this episode is packed with actionable advice and fascinating perspectives on Viking culture and modern business practices.Episode Insights:

Join Bill for Episode 731 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he introduces you to The Dead End Streets and some of their yet-to-be-released music! Dubbed a “Pittsburgh Supergroup” by Scott Mervis of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Dead End Streets began when singer/songwriter Matt Aquiline returned to his hometown of Pittsburgh after two decades of living and performing in Washington, DC. To bring his sound home, Aquiline assembled a group of musicians with rich histories in the Pittsburgh music scene. The band released their first EP, “Coming Home,” in December 2017. They began collaborating with the horn section “The Weapons of Brass Destruction” (Greg Eggert, Hannah Veri) in 2018 with their holiday release “No Excuse Not To Have a Merry Christmas,” which featured the b-side “Climate Change Christmas.” Continuing their commentary on climate change, The Dead End Streets released the single “Snowball Fight on the 4th of July” in July 2019. They teamed up with The Weapons of Brass Destruction again for the 2020 release “The Time Has Come.” In this release, Catley is joined by legendary Pittsburgh vocalist Stevee Wellons (Soulful Femme) to deliver a powerful soul anthem for change. Their first full LP, “Seems I Survived,” was released on October 7, 2022. Scott Mervis called the title song “a twangy garage-rock anthem for the waning days of the pandemic” and compared The Dead End Streets to the legendary group “The Band.” The title track was also a semifinalist in the Song of the Year songwriting contest. The Dead End Streets blend folk, rock, blues, country, and a touch of blue-eyed soul into roots rock that is authentically Pittsburgh. Their stellar songwriting and exceptional musicianship reflect the depth and authenticity developed through surviving a few cold winters. Tune in to Episode 731 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show to learn more about The Dead End Streets, hear their upcoming music, and dive into their journey and influences. Don't miss this chance to discover a band that embodies the heart and soul of Pittsburgh's vibrant music scene. Find them online at: The Dead End Streets Website Spotify Facebook YouTube Bandcamp Featuring music from: Erro, The Faintest Glow, The Dead End Streets, AKA:Scarecrow Project, Myron Hyman, MESH

Lancaster Resources Vice President of Engineering Andrew Watson joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the company's upcoming exploration plans for its uranium-prospective Catley Lake and Centennial East properties in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan, Canada. These properties, covering approximately 8,117 hectares, are strategically located adjacent to Cameco's Centennial deposit claims. Watson outlined that the company's initial plans include detailed surface outcrop mapping using hyperspectral data to identify vegetation stress indicative of subsurface uranium. The exploration efforts will also involve acquiring high-resolution optical imagery and purchasing corrected imagery for hyperspectral analysis. The results from the hyperspectral imaging (HSI) will be used to prioritize and focus follow-up field geology, geochemical sampling, and geophysics programs. These follow-up programs will concentrate on areas identified by the HSI that show positive indications for uranium. Upon completion of the fieldwork and geophysics program, target locations will be identified for an initial drilling program planned for Q4 2024. This comprehensive exploration approach underscores Lancaster Resources' commitment to advancing its uranium prospects in the highly prospective Athabasca Basin, aiming to uncover substantial uranium resources adjacent to known deposits. #proactiveinvestors #lancasterresourcesinc #cse #lcr @otcqb #lanrf #UraniumExploration #CleanEnergy #EnergyTransition #AthabascaBasin #Saskatchewan #CentennialEast #KariLake #AdvancedTechnologies #Geophysics #HyperspectralImaging #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #Mining #ResourceExploration #EnergySector #DrillingProgram #GeologicalModels #SustainableEnergy #ExplorationStrategy#invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

The New South Wales government feels no guilt for attempting to poach Kiwi police. The state is 1500 officers short, and it today announced it'll fast-track New Zealand officers as recruits. Training requirements will be shortened and Kiwis can keep their current rank - up to senior constable. Police Minister Yasmin Catley says it's just another measure to bolster numbers. "Queensland's been doing it, Victoria's been doing it - this has been going on for quite some time." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was our biggest sporting story of 2023. The Matildas conquered the hearts of a nation. They captured the attention of most of the globe.  And for the first time, the humble and hard working Steph Catley - who was the stand in skipper when we needed her most - recalls the moments of the Matildas memorable World Cup on home soil.  From the moment she messaged her mum a selfie of her in her Matildas jersey, to pumping her chest after hitting the back of the net in a World Cup in her home city.  This really is what dreams are made of. It's goosebumps central in episode 200 of the Howie Games.  *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehowiegamesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was our biggest sporting story of 2023. The Matildas conquered the hearts of a nation. They captured the attention of most of the globe.  And for the first time, the humble and hard working Steph Catley - who was the stand in skipper when we needed her most - recalls the moments of the Matildas memorable World Cup on home soil.  From the moment she messaged her mum a selfie of her in her Matildas jersey, to pumping her chest after hitting the back of the net in a World Cup in her home city.  This really is what dreams are made of. It's goosebumps central in episode 200 of the Howie Games.  *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehowiegamesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steph and her team mates captured the hearts and minds of an entire nation in 2023. And now, the Aussie superstar with a lightning left boot, captures us again with her Player Profile.  There's spaghetti bolognese, Gordan Ramsey, Fleetwood Mac, selling shoes, singing, some classic tv and quite a substantial sport podcast recommendation. Plus, plenty of other greatness.   The beauty of it all, this is just the warm-up. So, brace yourselves for the main event – a two part, in depth look at Steph's journey as well as a deep dive deep into the world of the Matildas, including a behind the scenes look at the World Cup achievements. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steph Catley is a highly accomplished Australian professional football player renowned for her defensive prowess and considered one of the best left-backs in the world. Playing club football for Arsenal in the FA Women's Super League and has 122 caps for the Matildas Australia national team. Catley's impressive career includes stints with Melbourne Victory, Portland Thorns FC, Orlando Pride, and Reign FC in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL), as well as Melbourne City in the A-League Women competition in Australia. Throughout her career, she has garnered several accolades, including the PFA Women's Player of the Year in 2020, the W-League's Young Player of the Year for the 2012–13 season, and the Female U20 Footballer of the Year by Football Federation Australia in 2012 and 2013.

Ray Hadley chats with NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley after protestors blocked Port Botany in the early hours of Wednesday morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patch reviews his recent family trip to Forest Holiday's in the Forest of Dean and then a live review of Fear at Avon Valley with Patch, Rich and Hannah Catley (Lockdown Loaves & Catley's Cafe/Bakery)

That was interesting... BUT let's look at some positives. That Arsenal Women Podcast YouTubeFor more AWFC read:That Arsenal Women BlogFollow me on Twitter and Instagram

On this week's episode I talk about Hermoso, Mary Earps, CL and much more!That Arsenal Women Podcast YouTubeFor more AWFC read:That Arsenal Women BlogFollow me on Twitter and Instagram

The member for Swansea chats with us about the dredging in the Swansea Channel.

The Matildas have opened their FIFA Women's World Cup campaign with victory over the Republic of Ireland, without their star striker and captain Sam Kerr.

We talk to Mark about his musical influences, and his work as an Urban Street artist.

It's an all-star cast on the GegenPod this week with over 250 caps for the Matildas across the panel!Current Aussie defender Steph Catley is in town and joins Amy Duggan, Heather Garriock and Michelle Escobar to rip through the groups, touching on topics such as:The Matildas: they're not scared of anyone!Team USA are coming off two World Cup wins in a row - is it a fait accompli that they rack up a third? MAYBE NOT!Spain remains a little unclear - but if all are available and fit, they may just run away with the whole tournamentHow do you best defend against France?As we close in on a month to go until the biggest sporting event to hit Australia in two decades, Optus Sport is the only place to watch all 64 games live and on demand!Listen to Optus Sport's award-winning limited series, Football Belongs, charting the cultural threads of Australian society through the lens of nine football matches: https://play.acast.com/s/football-belongs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Driblando Perguntas Óbvias é um podcast que nasceu p/ refletir profundamente o Futebol Feminino brasileiro e internacional. Por exemplo, por trás da força do Corinthians Feminino de Arthur Elias no Brasil e na América, e tbm do que acontece na Seleção Brasileira Feminina comandada por Pia Sundhage, há muitas coisas acontecendo no mundo inteiro, tais como conquistas de direitos, desenvolvimento das ligas, mudanças nas estratégias comerciais e de engajamento, estruturação dos clubes e federações, não só na Europa e nos Estados Unidos, mas em todos os continentes. É claro que também cobrimos o que acontece nas competições como na Ladies Cup, Libertadores Feminina, Copa do Mundo Feminina, Champions League Feminina, Copa do Mundo Feminina, Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino, Supercopa do Brasil Feminina, Campeonato Paulista Feminino, ligas nacionais europeias e outras além também do que acontece nos outros esportes femininos (tênis, skate, vôlei femininos, etc)! Portanto, seja mais que bem-vindo para pensar e contribuir juntos sobre todos esses temas! 1. Chelsea 2x0 Arsenal 2. Chelsea, o título mais que encaminhado 3. Moller-Khul por Catley, uma solução óbvia mas que pelo menos foi vista por Eideval 4. Harder, a diferença extraordinária e o encaixe Harder/Kerr 5. O que será do Chelsea e Lauren James sem Harder/Eriksson? 6. Manchester United 2x1 Manchester City 7. Madrid CFF 2x1 Barcelona 8. Os problemas de Giraldez: Salma Pararuello, mas também Claudia Pina. Mariona: a única solução real de Jónatan 9. Alexia na área para chuveirinho? Nas duas únicas vezes em que ela foi buscar o jogo, já a partir dos 87', o Barcelona criou chances claríssimas e com facilidade 10. Primeira sequência de dois tropeços em vários anos 11. Um Barcelona desesperado como nunca antes visto 12. Salma Paraluello tomando decisões muito boas no final da partida: um sinal de senso de urgência ligado e potência por realmente se expandir 13. NWSL: a dinâmica totalmente diferente do futebol dos EUA 14. Portland Thorns x Chicago Red Stars 15. Destaque absoluto para Cristal Dunn, mas também para Sugita. Caberia Dunn de meia nos EUA? 16. Um Chicago que não consegue sair jogando sem Nagasato: por que Julia Bianchi não é aproveitada? 17. O Racing Louisville e uma dinâmica bem interessante 18. OL Reign 1x4 NJ/NY Gotham 19. Bruninha no Gotham tem espaço para desenvolver seu estilo com calma e com desafios importantes 20. Declaração de Jessica Fishlock? 21. A vitória do Real Brasília diante do Grêmio 22. O Grenal 23. Flamengo x Palmeiras Confira as promoções incríveis da Alternativa Esporte!

Episode 156 told the story of Hannah Catley who opened a bakery in Winterbourne Down during Lockdown current Lockdown Loaves and now Hannah is expanding into Clifton with a new bakery called Catley's!  Big thanks to Iain Aitchison for co-hosting on this one!

We chat to Anna Catley the mother who opens up about the struggles of being a mother during the cost of living crisis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A stay-at-home Kiwi mum has gone viral on TikTok for sharing the true cost of going back to work after having children. Anna Catley, 31, from Napier, shares a 2-year-old son and 10-month-old twin daughters with her husband, 30, who works full-time. Catley worked as a sales and marketing manager for Cherri Global, which grows and exports cherries, before going on maternity leave. After her twins were born, she considered going back to work – but was shocked when she calculated what it would cost to put her three children in daycare. She'd need to earn $35 an hour over a 37.5-hour week, and pay for 40 hours of childcare, costing $26.70 an hour, leaving her with just $170 a week in hand. But she says that while the cost is shocking, it's a struggle that countless mums will relate to.  “It's a real barrier to returning to work,” she tells the Herald. “It makes you think twice about ‘is it really worth it?' Not only due to the cost, but also then having to juggle childcare drop-offs, pick-ups, manage meals and housework, all with the limited time you'd then have if you were working full-time as well.” At the time of writing, her TikTok video has had more than 70,000 views, 3500 likes and 266 comments, as countless other Kiwi mums chimed in to share their experiences. “Finally someone says it,” one commented.  “I 100 per cent feel ya on this! Not to mention the amount of time your kids spend sick at home with bugs they caught in care,” another wrote.  “I feel this! Plus add in all the sickness too. No thanks, I'll stay at home and look after my babies and make memories with them while I can,” another mum shared. Catley notes that, in New Zealand, paid parental leave ends after six months, and childcare is not subsidised until a child turns 3. “So there's a big gap there of two and a half years where families are having to fork out a lot of their earnings on childcare. “Spending $26.70 an hour on childcare is more than the living wage.” It's no secret that the rising cost of living and inflation increases have made life even more difficult for parents, whether they're working or not. “I think there will be a lot of mums out there who didn't plan on going back to work, or who wanted to have a longer time off work, but have been forced back into work because costs are so high and it's harder to make ends meet these days,” Catley points out. She says it's unlikely she'll go back to work until her kids are old enough to go to school – unless she can find a “mum-friendly” job. “After doing the maths and seeing the ridiculousness of how much I'd work and how little money I'd have left over at the end of the week after paying for childcare, I've realised that I need to think outside the box to come up with a way of getting income outside of the usual 8am-5pm working in an office situation,” she says. Since Covid, many businesses have realised that employees can still work effectively from home. Ideally, Catley would be able to use her marketing skills to take on a few clients from home. “As mothers, we are naturally great at time management, project management, juggling many things at once, and working to deadlines because we have to be,” she notes. “I still have so much to offer an employer, but like everyone I need something that works for my whole family.” - Bethany Reitsma, NZ Herald For more parenting news and advice, listen to One Day You'll Thank Me, the Herald's parenting podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this episode, one that should've been posted a while back, I talk about the apologies you all deserve, the goodbyes that hurt, the tactics I don't understand, my calls for justice for McCabe  and much more. That Arsenal Women Podcast YouTubeFor more AWFC read:That Arsenal Women BlogFollow me on Twitter and Instagram

This week we have seen allegations of workplace bullying thrown across Parliament, also released, was a survey showing a third of police staff believe the organisation still tolerates harassment and bullying.  Professor Bevan Catley is the associate head of the School of Management at Massey University and co-founder of the Healthy Work Group.  His primary focus is workplace bullying and he joined Francesca Rudkin. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we have seen allegations of workplace bullying thrown across Parliament, also released, was a survey showing a third of police staff believe the organisation still tolerates harassment and bullying.  Professor Bevan Catley is the associate head of the School of Management at Massey University and co-founder of the Healthy Work Group.  His primary focus is workplace bullying and he joined Francesca Rudkin. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UEFA Women's EURO kicks off on Thursday July 7 live and exclusive in Australia on Optus Sport and there's no better way to prepare for the tournament with this mega preview! Arsenal's WSL and UEFA Women's Champions League star Steph Catley joins host, former Matilda Amy Duggan, and Optus Sport expert Michelle Escobar to preview the lot: Expectations on England as the host - is it finally their time to win a major women's tournament? Steph Catley's insights into her Arsenal teammates and WSL and Champions League opponents in the various UEFA Women's EURO teamsGroup-by-group preview including a few surprise picks to crash out! Who will be player of the tournament when the likes of Alexia Putellas of Spain, Pernille Harder of Denmark and Ada Hegerberg of Norway go head to head!Is the golden boot Vivianne Miedema's to lose or will the Dutch striker be out-gunned?Steph Catley's special pick for player of the tournament. How important will UEFA Women's EURO be as a form guide for FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Steph Catley answers your listener questions! Listen to more from the GegenPod team: https://play.acast.com/s/the-gegenpod/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cancel culture, virtue signaling, pronouns in bios—"wokeness" is often compared to a virus, and one that is spreading with no signs of an emerging herd immunity. This week's guest Bob Catley was there at the creation, teaching political science at universities in Australia, New Zealand, and the United States in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s before entering Parliament for Labor in 1990. Catley argues that today's woke thinking is nothing new, but is the heir to 1960s radical activism. And he owns up to having unleashed it on Australia. Join us as we revisit the major battlefields of the culture wars with a culture warrior who has fought on both sides. Prof Bob Catley earned his PhD from the Australian National University and has held academic positions at the Universities of Adelaide, Delaware, Otago, the Northern Territory, and the Sunshine Coast. He was the federal Member for Adelaide from 1990-93. An expert on US foreign policy, he is also the author of The (Strange, Recent But Understandable) Triumph of Liberalism in Australia (2005, Macleay Press).

In this episode we speak with Benjamin Catley-Richardson, a Generosity Coach and podcast host in his own right. We touch a number of things in this episode, including his journey from working in the public and commercial sectors into the third sector, how mental health has moved him in the past to act, and what he does as a Generosity Coach to give charities a hand with introspection and reflection.

Magnum are an English hard rock band. They were formed in Birmingham by Tony Clarkin (guitar, songwriter) and Bob Catley (vocals) in order to appear as the resident band at the Rum Runner nightclub in the city. Magnum have undergone several changes in personnel over the years; however, the core of Catley and Clarkin remain.

With the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup being held in Australia and New Zealand, this episode of Changing The Game looks ahead to the tournament and reflects on the lessons that can be learnt from previous World Cups.  In a change of hosting duties, New Zealand captain, Ali Riley, is thrown into the hot seat alongside Australia vice-captain, Steph Catley, with former Football Fern and current FIFPRO Director of Global Policy and Strategic Relations of Women's football, Sarah Gregorius asking the questions.  Catley and Riley open up on the different levels of respect towards women's football around the world (3:08-5:17) and how increased social media coverage can financially benefit female players (9:24). With the 2023 World Cup being held in their home countries, the pair also discuss what the tournament slogan, ‘Beyond Greatness' means to them as both football players and as fans of women's sport (19:52).  With extensive experience for their respective national teams, the conversation turns to their excitement to play in a home World Cup, the promises they hope will be fulfilled at the tournament (21:28) and end the episode by revealing the one thing that they wish people would understand about women's football (43:14).  We hope you enjoyed the Changing The Game series. Make sure you like and follow to stay updated with the latest news and content from FIFPRO. Instagram - @fifpro Twitter - @FIFPRO Facebook - FIFPRO

On this bonus episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim talks to Arsenal left-back Steph Catley ahead of the showpiece game about her difficult first season in London, not being able to go home to Australia for over 18 months, her hamstring surgery last season and why she is loving this season. Tim is also joined by Arsenal right-back Noelle Maritz, who talks about her upbringing in the USA and Switzerland, facing up to her old Wolfsburg teammate Pernille Harder on Sunday and her first ever game at Wembley.Then Tim and Alex are joined by women's football journalist and Chelsea fan Jessy Parker Humphries for their perspective on Sunday's showpiece final. You can follow Jessy on twitter @jessyjphYou can follow Tim on Twitter @Stillberto : Alex @AlexIbaceta23Get extra bonus content and help support Arseblog by becoming an Arseblog Member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/arseblog See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tim Stillman and Alex Ibaceta get together to answer listener questions from Twitter, including, whether teams are getting a little wiser to Jonas Eidevall's Arsenal now, whether January reinforcements are needed, views on the left-sided combination of Catley and McCabe, whether the FA's target to have a 6k attendance average in the WSL by 2024 is achievable and whether it's time for segregated away ends in women's football to help build atmosphere at games. This and loads more in the November mailbag edition of the Arsenal Women Arsecast. You can follow Tim on Twitter @Stillberto : Alex @AlexIbaceta23If you want to become an Arseblog Member on Patreon, you can sign up at patreon.com/arseblog for just €5 per month.If you are a regular listener via iTunes, if you would be so kind as to leave a review/rating that would be greatly appreciated. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It has been a big week in football, with both good and bad news. What better time to bring in a new special guest - Majella Card. Steffen shares his excellent Nordic wrap while Eric, Dale and Cheryl discuss AL Dub, lost twitter accounts, signings and more Queens of the Week than one deck of cards truly should have.Guest - Majella CardMatildas Active SupportHot TopicsAL Dub - We are all the A-LeaguesNWSL is on fire SigningsDub - Season 14 squad pageCourtney Nevin to Melbourne VictoryBrisbane have signed the best name in Australian football, Cannon Clough, as well as Lanni McDougallAdelaide have cast a wide net: Reona Omiya (NPL VIC), Georgia Beaumont (NPL QLD) and Natasha Brough (an Aussie playing in the Netherlands)WSW sign NZ international Malia SteinmetzWe've just been Nevin rolled...? #MVFC pic.twitter.com/EDKf0WALRH— Melbourne Victory Women (@mvfcwomen) October 2, 2021Around the World - Aussies/NZ AbroadAround the WorldAsiaWE League (Japan)JEF Chiba (Alex Chidiac) lost 0-3 BelezaUKFAWSLListen in for our discussion on all the Aussies in the FAWSL Chelsea (Sam Kerr) 3-1 Brighton - Kerr scored again, three assists for Fran KirbyAston Villa (Emily Gielnik) 0-4 Arsenal (Steph Catley, Caitlin Foord, Lydia Williams) - Aston Villa coach Carla Ward prepared for the game by having her side play against 12 players, because that's how good Arsenal are! Full game for Catley, lively sub appearance for Foord, Gielnik and Williams didn't playReading 0-3 Everton - tough one for Reading, had to make two subs in the first half after injuries, Anna Anvegård held up Nicoline Sørensen's jersey after scoring, nice touch after Sørensen tore her ACL in the previous gameManchester City (Alanna Kennedy, Hayley Raso) 0-2 West Ham (Mackenzie Arnold, Tameka Yallop) - shock win for West Ham, some key saves by Arnold, full game for Yallop, Kennedy was an unused sub and Raso wasn't on the team sheetLeicester 0-2 Tottenham (Kyah Simon) - fairly comfortable win for Tottenham, Simon wasn't on the team sheetBirmingham 0-2 Manchester United - goals from Leah Galton and Ella Toone, Birmingham centre back Louise Quinn played the whole game with a bandaged headScottish WPL(2) Celtic FC (Jacynta Galabadaarachchi)(1) Glasgow City (Aoife Colvill)Matchday 3/27 (midweek Sep 30th)Celtic 4-0 MotherwellGlasgow City 3-1 Partick ThistleMatchday 4/27 (26-27 Sep)Celtic 2-1 HibernianGlasgow City 3-1 Hamilton with Aoife scoring early in the second halfMatchday 5/27 (3 Oct)Glasgow City 9-0 Spartans - Aoife Colvill scored a braceCeltic 6-0 Partick ThistleEuropeFrance - D1FLyon (Ellie Carpenter) defeated Bordeaux 4-0. Amel Majri seems to have ruptured her ACLView this post on InstagramA POST SHARED BY AMEL MAJRI (@AMEL.MAJRI7)Montpellier (Mary Fowler) lost 1-2 to Fluery 91. Super-sub Fowler scored 90+4Read B90s coverage of the D1FItaly - Serie A(12) SS Lazio (Ella Mastrantonio) lost 0-3 to (1) Sassuolo(7) Pomigliano (Aivi Luik) defeated (5) Internazionale 2-0 Netherlands - Eredivisie - Match 5/18(4) PSV Eindhoven (Amy Harrison) lost 0-1 to (7) Den Haag.Amy was not listed on the team sheetNordicNorway Toppserien Round 14 (of 18)Toppserien Youtube(3) LSK Kvinner FK (Karly Roestbakken) 0-2 NM Cup semifinal loss vs Toppserien leaders Sandviken overnightnone of the injured LSK brigade returned to the team (including our Karly)Sandviken dominant first half, 2 header goalsLSK took the game to Sandviken in the 2nd half but were unable to translate pressure into goals.(10) Klepp IL (Nikola Orgill)catchup R13 game vs Stabæk, a 1-0 away loss, Nikola not on the cardSweden Damallsvenskan Round 18 (of 22) (1) FC Rosengård (Charli Grant, Teagan Micah)2-0 away loss to 2nd placed BK HäckenTeagan started, Charli didn't see game timeDylan Holmes for Häcken also did not see game timecloses the gap at the top to 3 points(2) BK Häcken (Dylan Holmes)see above(5) Hammarby (Elise Kellond Knight)drew 1-1 at home overnight against 10th placed Piteå IFKK still recovering from surgery, not on the card(6) Vittsjö (Clare Polkinghorne)strong 3-0 home win vs (now) 7th placed Linköpings FC whom they overtookPolks played the full 90' (12) Växjö (Winonah Heatley)1-0 away loss to 11 placed AIKWini on the card but didn't see game timeDenmark Round 8 (of 14)(2) Fortuna Hjørring (Indiah Paige Riley, Clare Wheeler, Angie Beard, Alex Huynh) 4-0 away loss to ladder leaders HB Køge at the start of the second full rounddebut for Alex Huynh, who started and got 37'a rare start for Indi, played half the gameAngie played 90' but this time from wide left midClare was on the bench and didn't see game timevery different setup from what we've seen in the last 6 weeks or so (7) AGF (‘Aarhus Gymnastikforening') (Jenna McCormick)1-0 home loss vs Nordsjælland sees AGF drop to 7thJenna played 90'big game this coming weekend vs Fortuna Hjørring!Queens of the WeekMeg Linehan, Sinead Farrelly and Mana Shim get Cheryl's vote for Queens of the week for exposing a truly dark side of football.Maj debuts with two brilliant Queens painting Queens - Sarah Sculley and Kim Walmsley, who painted a mural at Football Queensland to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first recorded public women's football match in Australia.Eric - 1) Arsenal's Mana Iwabuchi has had quite the week! Two weekends ago she made a defender fall over in the buildup to their fifth goal against Man City, then there was her nutmeg & goal against Tottenham in the FA Cup (see below), and then she scored last weekend against Aston Villa.2) our former social media manager / writer Samantha LewisDale selects Mackenzie Arnold, for her performance against Manchester City.Steffen stays in Canberra for his Queens of the Week with Sally Jean Davis (Shipard) and the South Canberra Bees. Sally runs workshops introducing woodworking skills to women, children and LGBTQ+ communities. A group of Bees players participated during the year and as a result, all the club trophies (around 10 of them) were created and lovingly made by hand for the club.Don't forget we're live on Facebook on Monday evenings and you can subscribe to the Beyond 90 Podcast on iTunes, Spotify & Google Podcasts or anywhere you listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben Catley's mesmerising guitar playing, huge vocals and uplifting stage presence have seen his live shows become renowned for their energy and craft. Performing at festivals and shows all around Australia, New Zealand, UK and across the world, Ben weaves effortlessly between wild and beautiful moments with the biggest look of joy on his face. With sold out WA shows recently and with regular releases (including tracks featuring the legendary Wim Hof), Ben has created an exciting and uplifting sound, with a live show that captivates audiences like few other solo acts. "Vibrant and big energy roots. It's pure and feeling-centric.” Xpress Mag "It's clear that Ben Catley has something special here." Pilerats Learn more visit www.onespace.love

Steph Catley is one of the best footballers that Australia has produced. She made her debut for Melbourne Victory in the W league at 15 years of age, and has since gone on to win 5 w league championships between Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City. Steph has been named in the W-leauge's team of the season for the last 4 years in a row, and in 2020, was named the PFA WOmen's player of the year. She has been an integral part of the Matildas team since her debut in 2012, has played alongside some of the world's best in the NWSL in America, and is currently playing with Arsenal in the Women's Super League in England while preparing for the Tokyo Olympics and 2023 World Cup. This episode is brought to you by our incredible partners Workplace Law and Athletes Authority. Find Steph on Instagram

Perrie Voss chats with editor Anna Catley (she/her). Anna is a film editor and total film buff! Both Anna and Perrie worked side by side (or literally back to back, one foot away from each other!!) as the co-editors of Avocado Toast the series Season 1!Anna started out thinking that she would go into film in a much different way. But once she discovered that editing was actually a career she  launched ahead going from editing assistant, to editor!Anna has worked on projects such as New Eden , Hazy Little Thing and the upcoming The Surrealtor . As an editor she has worked on a multitude of music videos for artists such as Gord Downie "Traffic is Magic", and Monowhales for their upcoming album and many more! Anna and Perrie talk about their love of tarot cards and reading tarot as an aid in their editing process with Mystic Mondays Tarot . Anna talks about her love of Jaws as "the perfect movie", her childhood fear of Jumanji (the original film), and her incredible collaboration with editor/director Kat Webber and editor Leah Lalich in their new venture COVEN which was created to work with and uplift female filmmaking voices. www.covenco.tv and on instagram @covenco.tvYou can find out more about Anna's work on her on Instagram @annacatley and Twitter @annacatley as well as her website www.annacatley.com

Cus D'Amato once said that fear is like fire: If you can control then it can give you heat and light but if you can't control then it will burn you to the ground.This week me and Matt Macklin are joined by former WBC Super Middleweight champion, now clinical psychotherapist Glenn Catley to talk about fear, about how fighters have to be able not to just overcome it but to harness it, control it, to "make it their friend" as Matt often says. It's a key issue, one that affects not just boxers but people in all walks of life. We all know what it's like to feel nervous, afraid or at the very least apprehensive and how inhibiting or even destructive it can be so it was great to pick Glenn's expert brain.

This week on Fit for Purpose, Justine is joined by Donna Catley, Chief People Officer of Compass Group.They talk about the challenges that Compass faced at the beginning of this pandemic and how they have played an integral part of the Covid-19 response in the UK.

I 2018 feiret Magnum sitt 40-årsjubileum for albumdebuten "Kingdom of Madness". Samtidig ga de ut sin tjuende studioplate, "Lost on the Road to Eternity". På albumturneen tok de turen innom Oslo, og i den anledning tok Jernverket en prat med vokalist Bob Catley. Catley forteller om The Rolling Stones' rolle i sitt eget liv, hvorfor gitarist Tony Clarkin er den perfekte låtskriver, hvordan de Jeff Lynne fra ELO skaffet dem platekontrakt, om årene der Magnum ble byttet ut med Hard Rain samt hvorfor han ikke er så fornøyd med "Magnum II" og "The 11th Hour". Mens Jernverket snakket med Catley, møtte Norway Rock Magazine Tony Clarkin. Les intervjuet her. Magnum ga ut albumet "The Serpent Rings" i år, og skulle ha spilt på Vulkan Arena i april. Men på grunn av Covid-19-pandemien har konserten blitt flyttet flere ganger. Ny dato er 8. september 2021. Hør Magnums spilleliste ved å følge Jernverket på Spotify. Spilleliste Magnum - Wild Swan AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie Magnum - Tall Ships Queen - Seven Seas of Rhye Magnum - Without Love The Rolling Stones - Not Fade Away Magnum - Lost on the Road to Eternity The Kinks - You Really Got Me Magnum - On a Storyteller's Night Støtt Jernverket økonomisk via Patreon eller Vipps-nummer 567438. Det er også hyggelig om du legger igjen en anmeldelse der du lytter. NB! Jernverket har byttet publiseringsplattform. Det vil sannsynligvis føre til en del døde lenker i episodebeskrivelsene. Jeg jobber med å få ordnet dette, men si gjerne fra dersom du oppdager noe "rart". 

I 2018 feiret Magnum sitt 40-årsjubileum for albumdebuten "Kingdom of Madness". Samtidig ga de ut sin tjuende studioplate, "Lost on the Road to Eternity". På albumturneen tok de turen innom Oslo, og i den anledning tok Jernverket en prat med vokalist Bob Catley. Catley forteller om The Rolling Stones' rolle i sitt eget liv, hvorfor gitarist Tony Clarkin er den perfekte låtskriver, hvordan de Jeff Lynne fra ELO skaffet dem platekontrakt, om årene der Magnum ble byttet ut med Hard Rain samt hvorfor han ikke er så fornøyd med "Magnum II" og "The 11th Hour". Magnum ga ut albumet "The Serpent Rings" i år, og skulle ha spilt på Vulkan Arena i april. Men på grunn av Covid-19-pandemien har konserten blitt flyttet flere ganger. Ny dato er 8. september 2021. Hør Magnums spilleliste ved å følge Jernverket på Spotify. Spilleliste: Magnum - Wild Swan AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie Magnum - Tall Ships Queen - Seven Seas of Rhye Magnum - Without Love The Rolling Stones - Not Fade Away Magnum - Lost on the Road to Eternity The Kinks - You Really Got Me Magnum - On a Storyteller's Night Støtt Jernverket økonomisk via https://patreon.com/jernverket eller Vipps-nummer 567438. Det er også hyggelig om du legger igjen en anmeldelse der du lytter.

Former WBC world super-middleweight king Glenn Catley had a remarkable career that saw him recover from early setbacks and controversies to reign as a champion. He had an incredible run of fights in Canada, Germany and South Africa while at the top of the sport, having already won the British title. But, as they often do, hard times followed. Despite that, Catley has maintained a positive mindset thanks to the use of hypnotherapy, something he used for his major fights, and he's rightly proud and happy while reflecting on his career. Here, he talks about the hugely controversial loss of his title in South Africa, his big wins over Kirkland Laing, Neville Brown, Eric Lucas and Marcus Beyer, working as a security guard, as a haulage driver and the parrot in Jersey that set him up with his wife while he was in training camp with Steve Collins! This is funny, sad and uplifting.

Adam Peacock catches up with Matildas star Steph Catley to get all the latest on the Australia/New Zealand bid for the 2023 World Cup.Steph gives us her feelings on our bid being favourites, what makes it a good bid and what it will mean for the current Matildas and also those who have gone before Steph.Hosting rights will be announced Friday morning around 2am AEST, and Fox Sports News will have special bulletins all Friday morning including interviews with all the main players behind and in front of the bid.

"This is a song I wrote a couple of years ago. It's about coming back to God and putting our hope in Him." – Luke Catley For more songs visit kingschurchlondon.org/worship-wednesdays.

After scoring her rare defender's goal against Chinese Taipei at the Tokyo 2020 qualifiers, Matildas vice captain and defensive stalwart Steph Catley shares her footballing journey, thoughts on Australia's love of the Matildas and inspiring the next generation.

This week on #baaifkm we sit down with editor Anna Catley. We talk about; Vancouver vs Toronto, the work hour expectations, proving yourself as a junior editor and learning how to say no to work without the fear of missing out on an opportunity. Real conversations. Real Artists. Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon

Beyond Football is a new podcast presented and produced by Talking City. We are sitting down one on one with some of our stars to learn more about what makes them the person that they are. The first episode features womens captain Steph Catley! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 4 of Light on Leeds features not one, but two times BAFTA winner Mark Catley. Mark is a two times BAFTA winning writer and producer and has written for Casualty, Eastender, Coronation Street and much more. He was the first writer to be commissioned by the West Yorkshire Playhouse (as it was then) as part of the BBC’s New Writing schemes, Northern Exposure. Mark is involved with Slung Low Shorts which is a night of 6 new plays written by both experienced and emerging writers at the Holbeck WMC, Leeds. Next performance is 18th July 2019. This week the music comes from is the superb Chris Helme formally of The Seahorses fame. Check out his track Closer Now. Jess Penn was the engineer and Will Gurrey was the producer. https://www.slunglow.org/event/slung-low-shorts-2/https://www.facebook.com/slunglowshorts/ https://twitter.com/dukeofbeeston?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://twitter.com/slunglowshorts?lang=enhttps://gottsparkgolfclub.co.uk/https://twitter.com/ChrisHelme?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.facebook.com/chrishelmemusic/

With Avantasia bringing their extraordinary rock opera to Australia for the very first time with select shows in Melbourne and Sydney, one of thier many all-star musicians and vocalists Bob Catley spoke to HEAVY from Switzerland to outline just how excited the whole cast is to be finally making it to our corner of the Earth."It means we will play to a whole new audience hopefully," he laughed. "Not having been there before it's broadening the horizons of all of the performers and singers - there's about 14 or 15 altogether - and it's a whole new world. We'll hopefully be playing to packed audiences and spreading the word of Avantasia and by association our own bands, mine of course being Magnum, and hopefully we can sell some records in Australia which we don't do at the moment very much (laughs). It will be nice to open up our music to the people of Australia and possibly get the call to come over ourselves in the future".Avantasia's last album Moonglow again assembled musicians from the cream of their genres, with Mr. Big, Helloween, Blind Guardian and Kreator amongst those represented, with Catley admitting the logistics behind getting them together not only for the recording process, but also the touring cycle, is something that takes much work and planning."It must be a nightmare"! he proclaimed. "There's guys coming from different bands and trying to get them all on the records... we all have different characters in our voices and so it's getting the right voice to fit the right song. You've gotta get it right because we're all good in our own vocal range. There's no good giving me something that would suit Michael Kiske, I'm more of a melodic mid-range singer. I'm not a screamer (laughs) and I can't do falsetto either. I'm more mid range so that's what they give me. Eric Martin from Mr. Big is about the same as me so we are similar in vocal technique and we get given songs that suit our range. They don't force us to do things we don't feel comfortable with".In the full interview Bob goes further into the massive undertaking it is to put the tour together, the difficulty in writing a flowing set list with songs from different conceptual albums, his personal journey and growth with Avantasia, his own band Magnum, the pro's and cons of being in two different bands, what he gets out of each and more.

We were very lucky last weekend to catch up with Labor spokesperson for Better Regulation and Innovation Yasmin Catley who, current polls suggest, is a very real prospect of being NSW’s next Minister for Consumer Affairs (she will ditch the Ministry of Long Names title). Yasmin has been getting a lot of coverage in Flat Chat recently for one simple reason – she has been talking about strata and things she wants to do to make our lives better. Better Regulations Minister Matt Kean has, admittedly, been pre-occupied with the Opal building and the cladding issue (not that he’s doing much on that front except scaring people, according to this story). Mr Kean was also invited to chat with us on the podcast but we didn’t even get a response.  He’s a very busy man, not least because if the Liberals lose, his mentor, the premier, will probably be rolled and he’s her numbers man. For the record, I won’t be voting either Labor or Liberal in the NSW election and at various times I have promoted the efforts of Liberal Fair Trading Ministers Roberts, Dominello and Kean (although the latter turned out to be a huge disappointment when it came to Airbnb). But it’s refreshing to have someone who has a real chance of making a difference talking about issues that are important to us, the people who are living in apartments right now. Yes, building defects are important, but the changes proposed by the government will only affect blocks that haven’t even been started yet. Meanwhile they have let us down on Airbnb-style holiday lets, flammable cladding and making builders and developers responsible for defects that exist right now. In this week’s podcast, Ms Catley makes a very convincing argument as to why she would be a better champion for apartment residents – owners and tenants – than anyone in the current mob. She’s proposing a register for holiday lets, an opt-in option (with the default being no holiday lets) for Airbnb in apartment blocks, more protection for tenants, a strata commissioner and shifting strata to housing and and building and away from broken toys and dodgy mechanics.  In short, it’s more about people living is strata rather than profits for developers and investors. Also, we pick up the second half of our chat with Owners Corporation Network chair Phil Gall, when we get into Airbnb (again), why most politicians don’t get strata, Fair Trading (we disagree) and the future of OCN. I won’t say too much more.  Just listen to the podcast … it might make you think again about which way you are going to vote next week. You can listen to the podcast by clicking here. Enjoy. https://episodes.castos.com/flatchatpod/Flat-Chat-Wrap-16-Yasmin-.mp3

Dame Christine Cole Catley was a journalist, publisher, teacher and author who was involved in PEN NZ from the 1950's. Known for her commitment to writing and publishing in New Zealand she was also deeply committed to other writers - teaching and encouraging them and working to set up systems and organisations which protected writers rights, freedoms and incomes. Hear her in November 1999 talk with Alison Gray about PEN NZ and why, at first, she declined to be a member.

Mario Catley is on a mission to transform the health of his community. After having a heart attack scare at 29 years old, he knew that he had to make serious changes mentally, physically, and spiritually if he wanted to live. Incorporating fitness and a vegan diet completely transformed his health. Cat has lost about 70 lbs, and is now living a life of purpose. He is planting seeds of change in his community, and is spreading so much positivity.  Excited to share our conversation! Keep up with Cat on social media! Facebook: CatFitness Instagram: @catfitness3 Enjoy!   Credits: Music: www.bensound.com 

Ben Catley. Ben is a Perth based Brit who is an outstanding guitarist and performer. Andrew chats to Ben about his new single "Open Skies" and other subjects. 

Well, we're pretty sure we've seen everything now, after that rather...interesting...handball call against Servando Carrasco Sunday that led to a 2-2 Orlando City draw against the New England Revolution. On this edition of the PawedCast, we're certainly going to talk about the officiating a little bit, but we're also going to talk more about the game, our Man of the Match and a bit of this week's fallout.  We also discuss OCB's cold start to the 2016 USL season and Orlando Pride's first-ever NWSL game. Joining us to give us the view from the inside of that match at Portland is none other than Australian international defender Steph Catley, who scored the Pride's first-ever goal on Sunday night. Steph is about as personable as they come and we appreciate her giving us her view of the game, the Pride's progress so far and preparations for the Houston Dash on Saturday. We also kicked off a new segment, called Ask TML, which allows listeners to ask us any question on their mind. You can do that by email or tweet to us using the hashtag #AskTMLPC. We hope to hear from you.  And, of course, we give you our key match-ups and score predictions for Sunday's match at New York Red Bulls. It was a really big show! Here's how it happened: 0:13- Lions! Revs! Refs! Man of the Match! Nocerino suspended! We break down the New England match and talk OCB and Pride. 32:24- Steph Catley joins us for an exclusive interview. The only scorer in Pride history (so far) shares her thoughts on Sundays match at Portland Thorns, life with the Pride, Aussie Rules Football, and more. 45:15- Ask TML answers questions about Mason Stajduhar at OCB and Brek Shea with OCSC, plus our key match-ups against NYRB and our sure-to-be-wrong predictions    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A special podcast talking about this year’s IB Expo 11 held in Halmstad, Sweden with special guest Thomas Olsson. The Flight Onward Isildurs Bane from Mind Vol.2IB Expo websiteCatley’s AshesJakko Jakszykfrom The Bruised Romantic Glee ClubBuy it hereread my album reviewSRPBasta from Cyclesbuy it here Rigibahn, Witznan-Rigi-Kulm    Television Pickup    from Kinescope MountainTelevision Pickup myspace siteInvisible Rays Morgan Agren, Henry Kaiser, Trey Gunnfrom Invisible Raysread all about it hereNoise Aranis from RoqueforteAranis website    Magnificent Giant BattlesIsildurs Bane from Mind Vol.2