Podcast appearances and mentions of Charlie Fox

HERE WE GO MY SHOW FOR 05-JUNE-2025 WITH A MIXED BAG OF OLD CLASSICS INCLUDING ( ALTON McCLAIN, NORADA MICHAEL WALDEN, MELBA MOORE, UNIQUE, THE EMOTIONS, ALEXANDER ONEAL  ) AND MANY MORE ALSO SOME TOP NEW TRACKS FROM ( SOULUTIONS, LARRY H.SOULMAN, KINSMAN DAZZ BAND, JESSIE LANE POWELL  ) WE ALSO HAVE THE CONNOISSEURS CORNER ( THIS WEEK WE HAVE JACKIEM JOYNER AND PAUL TAYLOR) AND WE HAVE THE BACK TO BACK CLASSICS BY A CLASSIC ARTIST (THIS WEEK WE HAVE KASHIF ) THEN WE HAVE THREE TRACKS DUG OUT FROM THE GARAGE FROM ( MELL & TIM, INEZ & CHARLIE FOX, FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS )  AND MUCH MUCH MORE SIT BACK WITH A GLASS OF SOMETHING AND ENJOY OR DOWNLOAD FOR LATER

Renowned composer Charlie Fox joins the show to talk about the huge hit he wrote for Roberta Flack, “Killing Me Softly with His Song,” and how his relationship formed with Roberta. // Tim continues his conversation with renowned composer Charlie Fox, and they talk about his process for composing music and his collaborations with different lyricists. // Starbucks is laying off over 1,000 employees, and Tim surmises the reasons why Starbucks might be losing some business. // Tim provides an update on the health of Pope Francis who has been critically ill but has shown some signs of slight improvement today amidst battling a pneumonia and mild kidney failure. Tim also talks about his personal experience with Catholicism. And Tim talks about Emergency Room etiquette, and things that ER Doctors wish you would avoid.  

Demi Moore got the SAG award for Best Actress, which Conway believes means she's a lock for the Oscar. And then Alex Stone from ABC News joins the show to talk about the ever-rising prices of eggs and beef. // Tim discusses the sad passing of Roberta Flack at age 88, and his connection to Robbie Fox, whose father, Charlie Fox penned the song, ‘Killing Me Softly with His Song.' // It's award season locally in LA and Tim was honored to be asked to present the LAPD Awards in addition to appearing in a Huntington Beach Parade, the San Juan Capistrano Swallows Parade, and an event in May with The Queen Mary ship. //  iHeart and Fox Aviation Analyst, Jay Ratliff, joins the show to discuss the latest happenings with the American Airlines and Delta flights, as well as why it is statically still safe for you to fly.  

HERE WE GO MY SHOW FOR 12-SEPT-2024 WITH A MIXED BAG OF OLD CLASSICS INCLUDING ( THE OJAYS, GENE CHANDLER, ROY AYERS/WAYNE HENDERSON, CHARME, JIMMY RUFFIN, WILLIAM DE VAUGHHAM, TONY MOMRELLE) AND MANY MORE ALSO SOME TOP NEW TRACKS FROM ( DIANE MARSH, RANDY HALL, SHAWN ESCOFFERY ) WE ALSO HAVE THE CONNOISSEURS CORNER ( THIS WEEK WE HAVE LA BOPPERS AND BRIAN SIMPSON ) AND WE HAVE THE BACK TO BACK CLASSICS BY A CLASSIC ARTIST (THIS WEEK WE HAVE TWO TRACKS FROM MAZE REMEMBERING FRANKIE BEVERLY WHO SADLY PASSED AWAY THIS WEEK ) THEN WE HAVE THREE TRACKS DUG OUT FROM THE GARAGE FROM ( INEZ & CHARLIE FOX, EDDIE HOLMAN, SAM COOKE ) FINNISHING OF WITH A COUPLE OF SLOW TRACKS AND MUCH MUCH MORE SIT BACK WITH A GLASS OF SOMETHING AND ENJOY OR DOWNLOAD FOR LATER

Stealth shopping – hiding packages / Ford Edge Titanium story // Lunch with the very famous Charlie Fox wrote grammy winning songs and TV shows // Michele Richards OC Fair & Event Center's General Manager and CEO // Tarzana house fire, man overcome with emotion when firefighters rescue his cat / NBA $76 Billion dollar deal with ABC, Amazin / Kobe locker from Staples center being auctioned off / Olympics Celine Dion and Lady Gaga 

The renowned Australian radio presenter Ron E Sparks has died at the age of 72. WSFM's former content director Charlie Fox joins Jonesy & Amanda to chat about the radio legend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I don't worship the player. I don't worship the card. But, I'll admit that my ardor and enthusiasm for card collecting has the potential to distract me from what matters most. Still, I'm a long way from idolatry. I want no part of an aniconistic world view where visual representations of figures are a punishable offense, but if this episode should be my last, you'll know why. We also look at a few lesser lights from the 1984 US Olympic Baseball team: Oddibe McDowell, Cory Snyder, and Billy Swift. Buddy Bell was the greatest American League third baseman of his generation not named George Brett, and Bell provides the portal for a gratuitous highlight of the "life swap" between Yankees' pitchers Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich (full story here: https://www.pablo.show/p/the-yankee-wife-swap-scandal). A's reliever Bill Caudill strikes out the side, and we end with the time when Tommy Lasorda and Giants manager Charlie Fox got into a fistfight while exchanging lineup cards at home plate.

Bellio's bet on horse racing. 99 Cents Only is closing all stores due to theft and inflation / Winter weather advisory up in the mountains with lots of snow. Twitter / X is no longer charging for blue checkmarks for verified accounts / Lebron James's son, Bronny James, declares eligible for the NBA draft, there's a prospect he'll play along or against his father / Men's and women's Final Four brackets for March Madness. Charlie Fox got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame today, and gave a shoutout to Tim Conway for their song “The Long Shot”.

The upcoming eclipse and the potential sun damage to your eyes / Millions of people are flocking to the path of the full eclipse // Eye in the sky with KFI / Fairfax hoarder ‘trash house' is finally being taken care of after years of complaints / Conway shouting out Marc Brown of ABC News // Charlie Fox documentary Killing Me Softly with His Song is available on Amazon Prime and the impact of his work / Charlie is also getting a star on the Walk of Fame and is Conway's nicest man in the world // Charlie Fox also has an upcoming concert this week

Charlie Fox is a writer and artist based in London.  Charlies book was The Safety of Objects by A.M Homes. Writers mentioned R.L. Stine Angela Carter Filmmakers mentioned Chantal Akerman  John Waters David Lynch Movies and tv shows mentioned Batman Returns Twin Peaks Eraserhead Hook Music mentioned Sallys song by Fiona Apple Deftones

Today's show features interview pianist and composer Steve Denny and Charlie Fox, who performs rootsy music inspired by sounds of soul, funk, blues, and gospel. On Backstage Jazz, you'll hear a blend of contemporary and classic jazz and a touch of soul, funk, and world music, all selected by music journalist and host Steven Roby. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/backstagejazz/message

Charlie Fox and Chloé Mazzani presented a project that they are currently working on at a session at ICAF that looked at four of the practical outcomes of the Faro Convention. The project springs from concern for the health of the river running through Marseilles, and during their presentation they discussed the idea of the river as a non-human living entity that can heal itself but can never return to a pristine state of grace. In this episode Owen Kelly talks with Charlie Fox about issues of culture, democracy, and the relationships between people and the non-human that from the perspective of the Marseilles River Project. They discuss work of the work of les Collectif des Gammares; and the need for humility and a recognition that we live inside the natural world, as one part of it, as opposed to the hubris often involved in trying to fix desperate situations that we ourselves have caused.

Have you ever wanted to take that epic road trip to the special fishing destination you have heard so much about.  Maybe you have done this and it was one of the most memorable moments of your life.  David Van Wie hatched an idea to travel to some of the most fabled fly fishing destinations east of the Mississippi and then wrote a book on it. Storied Waters follows along as David chronicles 35 fly fishing destinations that have been made famous by literary giants and artists such as David Thoreau, Earnest Hemingway and Charlie Fox.  It's not only a literary journey though, Storied Waters is also a fly fishing journey as David details some great locations and the flies and techniques that were proven successful. 

Episode 89—Unravelling The Layers of Intrigue: A Crime Writers' Quest for Unconventional Inspiration with Zoë Sharp.In this episode, Pete and Laura head over to The Writers' Room to chat with Derbyshire Author Zoë Sharp.We are back in the writers' room and we have a guest in our hot seat this week! Derbyshire author Zoë Sharp. We meet recently at the Authors Assemble event in Buxton.Zoë Sharp spent her childhood living aboard a catamaran on the northwest coast of England. She opted out of mainstream education at twelve and wrote her first novel at fifteen. She began writing the Charlie Fox crime thriller series after receiving death-threats in the course of her work as a photojournalist. Nominated for many awards, they used her work in a Danish school text book, inspired an original song and music video, and is being optioned for TV and film. She is currently writing a new mystery thriller series for Bookouture. This began with The Last Time She Died, which is set in Derbyshire.When not working on her novels or short stories, you can find Zoë improvising weapons out of everyday objects, renovating houses, or international pet-sitting. Pete and Laura ask Zoë:Tell us a little about your journey from that 15-year-old who wrote a book to the prolific author of today. How did you develop your writing skills and find your unique voice as an author, and what steps did you take to improve your craft over time? How does your experience as a photojournalist influence your approach to writing, and what unique perspectives or skills did you bring to the table because of your background? What were some of the biggest challenges you faced when transitioning from visual storytelling to written storytelling?What unique challenges and opportunities do you face as a writer in the crime fiction genre, and how do you approach storytelling in this genre?Describe to us Charlie Fox. How did you develop her character over time? What advice would you give to aspiring writers who are interested in exploring the crime fiction genre?Can you walk us through your typical writing process, from idea generation to finished manuscript? How do you approach each stage of the process? What can readers expect from your upcoming books, and what new challenges and adventures can they look forward to experiencing?Interesting more in the crime writing work of Zoë? Check out the following links:Author website: https://www.zoesharp.com/Author Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ZoeSharpAuthorAuthor Twitter page: https://twitter.com/authorzoesharpAuthor Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/authorzoesharp/Author Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/authorzoesharpWe would love to hear from you. Please let us know about your self-publishing questions, problems or ideas. We want to hear from you! info@derbyshirewritingschool.comSend us a voice message.Thanks for listening!

Nicole Joyce talks about the new “52 Sundays” resource for 2023. Teresa talks about Pope Francis releasing a letter on St. Francis de Sales. We also look at a column by Fr. Charlie Fox.

Nicole Joyce talks about the new “52 Sundays” resource for 2023. Teresa talks about Pope Francis releasing a letter on St. Francis de Sales. We also look at a column by Fr. Charlie Fox.

Hosts Bradley Falkner & Elias Laradi bring you the Wild West Tennis Podast: Tennis in the Americas. The podcast covers all things tennis in North, Central & South America. ➡️Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHvJsy7PezicDNlLm8Wkmbw/join

Danny and Paul dissect the matches against Blackburn and Stranraer. They also preview the remaining league cup games and the transfer activity so far at Dens. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam and Will are joined by New York-based artist and tattooer Will Sheldon. Will discusses his work with us: paintings and drawings of fantastical and fairy tale imagery but with a uniquely troubling and dark iteration fitting for our times. Will is also a tattooer and in contra to others working between the art world and tattoo culture (others typically tend to make clear distinction between the craft of tattooing and high art OR end up making tattooish art work) manages to create a clear communicative language between art and tattoos. We discuss this idiosyncrasy, Will's recent exhibitions, Will's recent collaborative book with British writer Charlie Fox, Hans Bellmer, and a shared appreciation for manga artist and filmmaker Hideshi Hino and Charlie Sheen's issues with Hino. Enjoy. SOUNDTRACK:  Liquor Store "Pumpin with Red Rocks"  New York Dolls "Personality Crisis" (live)  Dayblygu "Fanzine"  Anal Cunt "Grateful Dead"  Psychedelic Speed Freaks "Redline"  LINKS: Will Sheldon at Instagram: @willsheldon  Will Sheldon interview Will Sheldon and Charlie Fox 'Zoe'  Charlie Sheen thought 'Guinea Pig' was snuff Hideshi Hino

Kniha esejisty a kurátora Charlieho Foxe This Young Monster začíná dopisem vlkodlakovi. Fox skládá hold monstrům všeho druhu, od Drákuly přes Alenku v říši divů až po společenské vyvrhele, umělce, fotografy nebo filmaře. Pokládá zneklidňující otázku: Co když jsme všichni tak trochu příšerní, takže monstra ve skutečnosti nejsou jen hororové postavy, ale taky společenská zrcadla a bytosti, které mají osvobozující potenciál?

Kniha esejisty a kurátora Charlieho Foxe This Young Monster začíná dopisem vlkodlakovi. Fox skládá hold monstrům všeho druhu, od Drákuly přes Alenku v říši divů až po společenské vyvrhele, umělce, fotografy nebo filmaře. Pokládá zneklidňující otázku: Co když jsme všichni tak trochu příšerní, takže monstra ve skutečnosti nejsou jen hororové postavy, ale taky společenská zrcadla a bytosti, které mají osvobozující potenciál?Všechny díly podcastu Otevřené hlavy můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

On this episode I was joined by Charlie Fox. A great individual with an absolutely amazing great story on his life. His outlook on life and his adventures are so pure and in depth. We talk about his current moves and jobs in the waterfowl industry nowadays. He does amazing hunts from Canada all the way down to Texas. Charlie is another one of those next level outdoorsman doing it for all the right reasons. Nothing but laughter and pure happiness comes from this great gentleman. Hope you enjoy this one!!!

Fr. Charlie Fox talks about his recent article in the Detroit Catholic entitled "How Long Would You Last Without the Sacraments?" Gail Buckley has the "Bible Verse of the Week."

Chance Pratt is joined by Charlie Fox who is a guide at Dirty Bird Outfitters, owns his own guide service which is Midwest Pile Co., and if Canada opens up he will be chasing the money with Black Duck Waterfowl! It was great to discuss the topic of social media with a younger gentleman like himself to really hear his input on whats important and to stay humble. We also discuss what its like to get revenge on birds that just kick your ass some days! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chance-pratt/support

Fr. Charlie Fox joins Men of the Hearts to talk about his own vocation story, as well as formation, what it really is, and why it's so important. Show notes: (0:42) Fr. Craig introduces this month's guest, Fr. Charlie Fox, who's about to move into a new position at Sacred Heart as the Vice Rector. (3:39) Fr. Fox shares some of the blessings he's experienced over the past month, including his preaching bootcamp, which helps seminarians become more skilled and comfortable with public speaking. Fr. David updates from his last month as well; his parish has just celebrated their Confirmations and First Communions. (8:38) Fr. Craig asks Fr. Fox about any special gifts or talents he has, and Fr. Fox shares about his love of writing and his experiences writing for the greater Catholic community, as well as some of his exploits in writing as a seminarian at Sacred Heart. (14:40) Fr. Fox shares his vocation story. He talks of growing up in an Irish Catholic family in Detroit and Redford and the gentle encouragement he always had from his parents to consider the priesthood. He also stresses the significance the Eucharist and the Mass had in his discernment. (23:42) Fr. Fox explains what he was thinking, hearing, and feeling when discerning his vocation and when he has very specifically heard the Lord speaking to him and quelling his doubts. Fr. Fox and Fr. Craig reflect on the importance of commitment and closeness with the Lord throughout the discernment process. (30:51) Fr. Craig asks if Fr. Fox was looking for any signs before he entered the seminary, and Fr. Fox says no, but that he was looking for inner clarity and certainty and he discusses the moral certitude often discussed when talking about vocations. (35:26) Fr. Fox talks about his life at the seminary, the fraternity and education at Sacred Heart, and the formation experiences he had during that time. Fr. Craig shares memories of sitting in the refectory with older seminarians and getting to know them as role models. Fr. Fox adds that the like-minded community found in the seminary is a great reinforcement to one's vocation. (41:59) Fr. Fox defines formation as development as a man of God first and a priest according to the priesthood of Jesus second. He mentions the role of formation in developing habits in prayer and smoothing out our rough edges. He also discusses the four pillars of formation: spiritual, intellectual, apostolic, and human. (48:36) Fr. Craig asks what formators and admissions boards are looking for in a seminarian, and Fr. Fox responds that men should be able to live in the program with peace and joy and can engage in the communal and academic life of the seminary. He remarks that the most important thing is that a man has confidence that God is calling him to the priesthood. (51:33) Fr. David talks about Formation Saturday, a program Fr. Fox put on that featured talks on a pillar of formation from a different priest each week. (56:52) Fr. Fox offers advice to men who are discerning the priesthood: don't be afraid to take the next step. He encourages men to think not in terms of choosing between A and B, but of what the deeper choice of Jesus is in one's life. He then closes in prayer.

In hour 1 Mindy Belz has the latest on the violence in Jerusalem and Steve Doran looks at the debate on COVID “Vaccine passports”, and in hour 2 Fr. Charlie Fox discusses what it means to be pastoral and Fr. Goran Jovicic explains why a 1933 treaty with the Nazis matters today.

Fr. Charlie Fox explains what it means to be pastoral. Joan Lewis has all the happenings from the Eternal City.

Lisa Wheeler, president of Carmel Communications, talks about their co-sponsorship of the Catholic Family Conference being held on May 1st. Fr. Charlie Fox discusses how to evangelize with the courtesy of Christ.

Jeff and Andy are joined by Charlie Fox. Charlie is the owner of Midwest Pile Company in Fergus Falls, Minnesota and he guides snow goose hunts for Dirty Bird Outfitters in Arkansas.

Monsignor Charles Pope warns of the upcoming "Equality Act" vote and how it is a grave threat to religious liberty. Fr; Charlie Fox delves into his "The Catholic World Report" article, "It's the Mass that Matters."

Egg God joins the show to talk about the state of contemporary poetry and the culture around it, AOC's emotional warfare and offensive pattern of lying, and his recent Twink Revolution essay 'What Gregg Araki Was Trying to Say,' which leads to a discussion on commercial art at the end of history, and the liquidation of modernism and the avant-garde. There is only one. Fernando Pessoa 'Autopsychography' The poet is a man who feigns And feigns so thoroughly, at last He manages to feign as pain The pain he really feels, And those who read what once he wrote Feel clearly, in the pain they read, Neither of the pains he felt, Only a pain they cannot sense. And thus, around its jolting track There runs, to keep our reason busy, The circling clockwork train of ours That men agree to call a heart. LINKS: Egg God 'What Gregg Araki Was Trying to Say': https://twinkrev.com/2021/02/what-gregg-araki-was-trying-to-say/ Adam on Hype Williams and Commercial Art writ large: https://www.adamlehrer.com/blog/2020/5/15/2gba9lbl38vbk8obosi0y44gpq5bq6 Adam on Amanda Gorman: https://safetypropaganda.substack.com/p/amanda-gorman-and-the-rise-of-the JG Ballard on Helmut Newton: https://www.jgballard.ca/media/1997_march_artforum_magazine.html Charlie Fox on Harmony Korine: https://www.frieze.com/article/charlie-fox-harmony-korines-gummo Michael Tracey on AOC: https://nypost.com/2021/02/04/how-aoc-links-the-personal-with-the-political-stifling-dissent/

When it comes to working in the tennis industry, Charlie Fox has a pretty awesome gig! Owner of Sift Creative, Charlie spends his days working with many of the top ATP Pros creating content and producing videos allowing tennis fanatics like us to get a closer look at everything from life on tour, to tournament overviews and even behind the scenes to see what life is like off the court with some of our favorite players. In 2020, after the ATP and WTA Tour came to a halt, his team even helped create the Tennis United series combining players from both tours from the present and the past to come together and chat all things tennis on weekly Zoom calls.  In this episode, Charlie talks all about his passion for the sport while working with top players like Roger Federer, Juan Martin del Potro, Dominic Thiem, Nick Kyrgios, the Bryan Brothers and so many more! He discusses how his team has pivoted with Covid-19 and what the 2021 calendar looks for him and tells some of his favorite stories from the tour!  Having been to about 150+ tennis tournaments over the past several years, here are just a few examples of content Charlie and his team have produced:  US Open Media Day Offseason Del Potro in Tandil Mouth Prank Carnival Learn more about Sift Creative: siftcreative.com Questions?! Comments?! Leave a review or email us at podcast@tennis-warehouse.com 

Teresa chats with Doug Keck to get the "Inside Word" at EWTN radio and television Fr. Charlie Fox responds to the critics of pro-lifers..

Episode 4 of the Northern Crime Syndicate, co-hosted by Judith O'Reilly, features thriller writer Zoë Sharp. Zoë's series, featuring protagonist Charlie Fox, has received high praise, with Lee Child stating that Fox is the female Jack Reacher. Join us as we discuss Zoë's early influences, her journey into crime writing and much, much more...

Today’s guest completed her first novel when she was 15. Her work has been used in school textbooks in Denmark, made into a short film, optioned twice for TV and film, inspired an original song, and has won (or been nominated) for numerous awards both in the United States and in the UK. She created her highly popular, no-nonsense heroine after receiving death-threat letters as a photojournalist. That heroine has anchored 13 books thus far, with more on the way. Today, we’re going to dig into the pages of Book #2 in a new trilogy about a Crime Scene Investigator named, Grace McColl, and a Detective Constable named, Nick Weston. The series started with a book, designed to be a standalone novel called, Dancing On The Grave. It’s popularity has led to the book we’ll be exploring today – Bones In The River. Please welcome the author of the bestselling Charlie Fox thriller series, several standalone novels, and a host of short stories for anthologies and magazines, Zoe Sharp…

Today’s guest completed her first novel when she was 15.Her work has been used in school textbooks in Denmark, made into a short film, optioned twice for TV and film, inspired an original song, and has won (or been nominated) for numerous awards both in the United States and in the UK.She created her highly popular, no-nonsense heroine after receiving death-threat letters as a photojournalist. That heroine has anchored 13 books thus far, with more on the way.Today, we’re going to dig into the pages of Book #2 in a new trilogy about a Crime Scene Investigator named, Grace McColl, and a Detective Constable named, Nick Weston. The series started with a book, designed to be a standalone novel called, Dancing On The Grave. It’s popularity has led to the book we’ll be exploring today – Bones In The River.Please welcome the author of the bestselling Charlie Fox thriller series, several standalone novels, and a host of short stories for anthologies and magazines, Zoe Sharp…

Today’s guest completed her first novel when she was 15.Her work has been used in school textbooks in Denmark, made into a short film, optioned twice for TV and film, inspired an original song, and has won (or been nominated) for numerous awards both in the United States and in the UK.She created her highly popular, no-nonsense heroine after receiving death-threat letters as a photojournalist. That heroine has anchored 13 books thus far, with more on the way.Today, we’re going to dig into the pages of Book #2 in a new trilogy about a Crime Scene Investigator named, Grace McColl, and a Detective Constable named, Nick Weston. The series started with a book, designed to be a standalone novel called, Dancing On The Grave. It’s popularity has led to the book we’ll be exploring today – Bones In The River.Please welcome the author of the bestselling Charlie Fox thriller series, several standalone novels, and a host of short stories for anthologies and magazines, Zoe Sharp…

It's hard to pinpoint what songwriter and composer Charlie Fox is best known for: his TV theme songs have been household presences for decades ("Happy Days," "Laverne and Shirley," "The Love Boat"), "Killing Me Softly" is a legendary, iconic hit for Roberta Flack, and his orchestral music has been performed all over the world. For Wise, he has composed an incredible number of pieces that will be an everlasting part of the Wise musical legacy. In this wide-ranging discussion, he and Rabbi Yoshi discuss the art of composing, the deep connection Charlie feels with his Jewish heritage, and the people in his life who have left a lasting impact on him, musically and otherwise.

Second Sunday Crime author and host Libby Fischer Hellmann welcomes international best-selling author of the Charlie Fox series, ZOE SHARP. ABOUT ZOE: Sharp wrote her first novel when she was fifteen, but success came in 2001 with the publication of KILLER INSTINCT—the first book to feature her ex-Special Forces turned bodyguard heroine, Charlotte 'Charlie' Fox. Sharp has also written several standalones, including collaborations with highly regarded espionage thriller author, John Lawton. Her short stories have been published in anthologies and magazines, and have been shortlisted for the Short Story Dagger by the UK Crime Writers' Association. Her other writing has won or been nominated for numerous awards on both sides of the Atlantic. ABOUT THE BOOK: Charlie Fox has quit her job in close protection, been turned out of her apartment, and is apparently out of options. Kincaid offers her a job looking after Helena. The rumours about Kincaid’s business empire say he’s gone over to the dark side, but Charlie is in no position to be fussy. And protecting people against those who want to do them harm is what she’s good at. But when the threats against the Kincaids escalate, and then follow the couple over to Europe, Charlie’s really going to have to up her game. It’s time to take the fight to the enemy. Charlie’s at her best putting an end to trouble. Now she must learn to strike first. And hope that the Kincaids don’t discover the secret she’s been keeping from them, right from the start.Listen on your favorite app. Learn more about Libby at at https://www.libbyhellmann.com/

Second Sunday Crime author and host Libby Fischer Hellmann welcomes international best-selling author of the Charlie Fox series, ZOE SHARP. ABOUT ZOE: Sharp wrote her first novel when she was fifteen, but success came in 2001 with the publication of KILLER INSTINCT—the first book to feature her ex-Special Forces turned bodyguard heroine, Charlotte 'Charlie' Fox. Sharp has also written several standalones, including collaborations with highly regarded espionage thriller author, John Lawton. Her short stories have been published in anthologies and magazines, and have been shortlisted for the Short Story Dagger by the UK Crime Writers' Association. Her other writing has won or been nominated for numerous awards on both sides of the Atlantic. ABOUT THE BOOK: Charlie Fox has quit her job in close protection, been turned out of her apartment, and is apparently out of options. Kincaid offers her a job looking after Helena. The rumours about Kincaid’s business empire say he’s gone over to the dark side, but Charlie is in no position to be fussy. And protecting people against those who want to do them harm is what she’s good at. But when the threats against the Kincaids escalate, and then follow the couple over to Europe, Charlie’s really going to have to up her game. It’s time to take the fight to the enemy. Charlie’s at her best putting an end to trouble. Now she must learn to strike first. And hope that the Kincaids don’t discover the secret she’s been keeping from them, right from the start.Listen on your favorite app. Learn more about Libby at at https://www.libbyhellmann.com/

In this episode of the Fly Fishing Journeys Podcast, Tom Baltz shares about the legends of the Pennsylvania limestone streams and spring creeks. The Letort, the Big Spring, the Yellow Breeches and the like have a special lore and heritage in American Fly Fishing history. Names like Charlie Fox & Vince Marinaro are synonymous with the area. We talk about the difference between a limestone a spring creek and even touch on the English chalk stream. Tom is an Orvis Endorsed guide and an accomplished fly tier. His Para-Nymph was magical on a back-country pond in Labrador for me this summer. If you see Tom at a show, be sure to grab some of his masterful Para-nymphs. Tom Baltz – Orvis Page https://www.orvis.com/p/thomas-e-baltz/8e1k Thanks to our sponsors The Fly Fishing Show https://flyfishingshow.com Norvise https://www.nor-vise.com FFJ & Trout and Feather Trip to Iceland – Join Us! Iceland2020.net

When the artist Alex Da Corte and the writer Charlie Fox talk about Edward Scissorhands, Frankenstein, Hercules, Michael Myers, A Clockwork Orange, Scar from The Lion King, they’re also talking about beauty and body anxiety and disability and sexual attraction and queerness—the anxieties of existing physically in the world every day. Da Corte, whose elaborate videos, sculptures, and installations critically re-stage pop culture, art history, and his own life, and Fox, whose recent book This Young Monster celebrates beautiful misfits and freaks across all walks of culture, go deep on how they live—in their minds and in their work—far from what they call normative behavior. Visit Da Corte’s solo exhibition in New York at Karma through November 3 and his work at the Venice Biennale through November 24, in the main exhibition May You Live in Interesting Times. Buy Fox’s book This Young Monster here. 

Though trade and tariff tensions have made headlines and raised questions about their impact on deals, there will still be a healthy flow of M&A in the manufacturing and distribution sector in 2019.  In this episode, Ken Heuer, principal at Kidd & Company, and Charlie Fox, head of business development at GHK Capital Partners, join BDO's Todd Kinney to share their take on the macroeconomic trends affecting M&D.

ATP World Tour Uncovered producer and fellow Cal Poly alum Charlie Fox gives us a rare look behind the scenes with some of the top pros on the ATP Tour, including Roger Federer, Denis Shapovalov, Bob and Mike Bryan and more! Ever wonder what a day in the life of #NextGen star Felix Auger-Aliassime looks like in the off-season? Or what it was like marching in Carnival in Rio de Janeiro with Marin Cilic? We get into all that and more in this really fun and entertaining interview! Charlie Fox has been following the ATP Tour for the last six years as one of the producers of the weekly show ATP Tour Uncovered where he captures an all-access look into the lives of the top pros on tour. On top of all the interesting stories he's collected over the years, Charlie's a super entertaining and great guy who brings a smile to every he encounters. It was a real treat to sit down and catch up with my good buddy in Melbourne, especially given his unbelievably busy schedule running around and capturing footage all around the tournament. I hope you enjoy the stories and insights from this interview! Check out the ATP Road to the 2019 Season series episodes with... Bryan Bros --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJr9nGRToKk Denis Shapovalov --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2T2qYSR43s Felix Auger-Aliassime --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5gexLJOB7I ------- This episode is sponsored by Adidas Tennis. Check out their new Spring 2019 apparel line where they've partnered with Parley to up-cycle plastic waste from the ocean and turn it into their high performance athletic wear. Check it out at Tennis Warehouse via the links below: adidas SoleCourt Boost Parley: http://bit.ly/adiSoleBoostParley adidas adizero Ubersonic 3 Parley: http://bit.ly/adiUber3Parley adidas Men's Spring Parley Polo: http://bit.ly/adiParleyPolo adidas Men's Spring Parley Print Crew: http://bit.ly/adiParleyCrew adidas Men's Spring Parley 9" Short: http://bit.ly/adiParleyShort adidas Men's Spring Parley Pocket T-Shirt: http://bit.ly/adiParleyPocketTee

In conversation with Charlie Fox Jan-Peter Westad talks with the writer Charlie Fox about his collection of essays, This Young Monster which celebrates artists who find beauty within the dark and the disturbing.

In conversation with Charlie Fox Jan-Peter Westad talks with the writer Charlie Fox about his collection of essays, This Young Monster which celebrates artists who find beauty within the dark and the disturbing.

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Become a Patron!   Read today’s show notes on https://www.evnewsdaily.com Well good morning, good afternoon and good evening, wherever you are in the world, hello and welcome to the Monday 6th August edition of EV News Daily. It’s Martyn Lee here with the news you need to know about electric cars and the move towards sustainable transport. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, there’s an interview from two days ago on Saturday from CleanCar who log your journeys and then using fancy pants data, tell you which is the optimal EV for you. Please go back and download it if that would be of interest. Thank you SO MUCH to the first 11 Patreon Producers of this show. I really had no idea if anyone help be a part of the show. I’ll tell you more and thank them at the end. If you get any value at all out of this show, whether you learn something or it entertains you, I’ll give you those details at the end. I love free stuff, you love free stuff, this show will always be free, it’s totally optional and not something I want you to think about. But let’s start with the news…   EV CHARGERS FOR BIRMIGNHAM Alabama’s busiest airport is adding a new convenience for travellers with electric cars: free vehicle chargers. Officials say nine new chargers are being added in the parking deck at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. Three of the chargers are in the hourly section, and six are in an area used for long-term parking" according to YellowHammerNews: "The new units resulted from a partnership between the Birmingham Airport Authority and Alabama Power Co.  A statement says Birmingham becomes the first passenger airport in the state with chargers for electric vehicles. The airport has more than 120 daily departures on five airlines."   EV FAST CHARGER RIBBON CUTTING August 7 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm. "America’s Car Museum are proud to kick-off this first new electric vehicle fast charger at a car museum along the I-5 corridor as part of the West Coast Electric Highway. With historic vehicles dating back to early electric powered cars, today America’s Car Museum is bringing in a new generation of electric vehicles as it unveils the newest fast-charging station at the city’s entrance."   https://pluginamerica.org/event/ev-fast-charger-ribbon-cutting/   TOP 5 EV'S COMING BY 2020 Fred at Electrek has been making a list, and we all love a good Top 5. This time it's the Top 5 cars coming by 2020: "Electric cars that will either be affordable and/or that will disrupt entire segments or even the industry as a whole." "5: VW I.D. Concept - For now, the vehicle is only known as the VW I.D. Concept, but it might end up being called ‘Neo’. VW is planning to release a production version in 2020 based on the concept that they revealed in 2016." "4: Mercedes-Benz EQC - By the time the EQC comes out next year, there will be 3 or 4 all-electric options in its segment, which doesn’t make it very unique, but I think it will result in electric vehicles taking over a lot (maybe even most) market shares of premium SUVs." "3: Volvo all-electric XC40 - Not much is known about the vehicle just yet, but Volvo’s latest CUV platform was built from the ground up to support several types of powertrains – including an all-electric on." "2: Porsche Taycan - I especially like the Taycan, formerly known as the Mission E, for its potential to convince hardcore petrolheads, like many Porsche fanatics, of the advantages of going electric." "1: Tesla Roadster - Tesla is bringing back the Roadster with a new generation of the vehicle that launched the company over 10 years ago. The first production car to get a 0-60 mph time under 2 seconds, quarter-mile under9 seconds, and a top speed of over 250 mph."   https://electrek.co/2018/08/04/5-most-exciting-electric-cars-2-years/     NISSAN THINKS MILD HYBRIDS WILL SOON BE OBSOLETE "Nissan, Renault, and Mitsubishi all have experience building hybrids and electric vehicles, so the alliance is well-positioned to introduce new models. Renault-Nissan advanced product planning manager Warwick Daly expects 35% of Nissan’s European sales to be electrified by 2025 with the goal for 20% of sales coming from plug-in hybrids by 2020." according to CarBuzz.com: "We want to stay ahead of the curve,” said Daly, adding his opinion that “the mild hybrid will start to become obsolete. Our electrification offer will change over time." Clearly, plug-ins and EVs will play a more significant role moving forward for Nissan. “The Leaf will play a bigger role,” Daly said, pointing out that the new car is selling at a 40% higher volume than the previous model. As SUVs grow in popularity, it only makes sense to give the Leaf an SUV sibling.   https://carbuzz.com/news/nissan-thinks-mild-hybrids-will-soon-be-obsolete     CENTRICA PLUGS INTO ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING SECTOR TO FUEL RECOVERY "Britain's biggest energy provider is taking its smart electricity drive on the road with the company’s first major investment in electric vehicle charging." says Jillian Ambrose, www.telegraph.co.uk: "In the coming days, the FTSE 100 owner of British Gas, is expected to ­unveil a multimillion-pound investment in a software company that ­already helps to power more than 200,000 drivers in the US and Europe. Sources close to Centrica said the investment in Israeli start-up Driivz will accelerate its “smart” energy system ambitions, from the home into the burgeoning market for electric vehicles."   https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2018/08/04/centrica-plugs-electric-car-charging-sector-fuel-recovery/     TESLA MODEL 3 OUTSOLD ALL MERCEDES-BENZ CARS COMBINED "Model 3 not only outsold particular models (all passenger cars except for maybe seven), but for example, it outsold all Mercedes-Benz passenger cars – ≈8,500 (SUVs excluded). Mercedes-Benz sold in total just 20,034 vehicles in July (down 22.7%)."   https://insideevs.com/tesla-model-3-outsold-all-mercedes-benz-cars-combined/     TESLA, THE MODEL 3... AND THE MARKET Enrique Dans from Forbes.com says: "The Tesla 3 may not be a car for the masses, but there are major savings to be made: tax breaks, fuel, maintenance and resale, along with advantages such as free parking and access to lanes for high occupancy vehicles. In short, households that cover more than 20,000 kilometers per year should think seriously about buying a Tesla Model 3. But if you’re considering buying an electric vehicle, any electric vehicle, and you find that the sales person is trying to put you off doing so and convincing you to buy a petrol car instead, ask yourself: why might that be?  If Tesla succeeds in holding onto the top spot this month in the hypercompetitive luxury car middle segment then we could be witnessing a tipping point: an extremely traditional market deeply attached to fossil fuel vehicles that’s beginning to realize that electric is not only cool but also makes a lot of sense. "   https://www.forbes.com/sites/enriquedans/2018/08/04/tesla-the-model-3-and-the-market/#6f0cb4e77edf   MORE MODEL 3 VINS "Correction: This batch (78580-81204) is ~100% dual motor, not ~88% as previously estimated. It appears that 12% of the VINs were skipped (invalid response for dual motor AND single motor), however, they have since been updated by Tesla."   "#Tesla registered 7,903 new #Model3 VINs. ~100% estimated to be dual motor. Highest VIN is 89107. https://t.co/OZqpp8nPjs   — Model 3 VINs (@Model3VINs) August 5, 2018   JAGUAR I-PACE TARGETING MERCEDES TAXIS IN GERMANY "Jaguar's I-Pace electric car has Germany's famous Mercedes-Benz taxis in its sights" writes Dominik Wilde for Motor1.com: "The British firm's debut battery-powered effort has delivered 10 of the crossovers to Munich's biggest taxi operator recently. Mercedes-Benz has much of the German Taxi market covered, with around 60 percent of the country's taxis being Mercedes, many of which are E-Classes that are roughly half the price of the Jaguar. A comparable Mercedes, the EQ C crossover, won't be launched until next year." "Jaguar's taxis are part of a plan by the city of Munich – which is the hometown of rival brand BMW –to reduce area pollution. Rides in the new cars will be subsidized by the city council too, with it paying 20 cents per kilometre travelled. Munich has one of the highest levels of pollution from diesel vehicles among German cities and could introduce bans on older cars."   https://www.motor1.com/news/261217/jaguar-i-pace-targeting-mercedes-taxis/     HYUNDAI REALISING AN ELECTRIC DREAM "Early demand for this Kona Electric is the highest of any new Hyundai ever introduced. Already the Korean firm is worried it might not even be able to keep up with that demand." an article by Nat Barnes in the Express Newspaper said today: "Very few Kona sales are expected to be the lesser 39kWh model though, and the monthly price difference of the 64kWh model will be minimal on a finance plan. "There is a smart regeneration mode, strangely found deep within the trip computer settings which uses the road gradient and traffic levels to automatically choose and adapt a setting for you. This latter mode sounds ideal but the reality is that on the road its constant second-guessing quickly becomes frustrating. The manual settings are a far more preferable option."   Finally a massive thank you again to those early Patreon supporters. Let me say this upfront, this podcast will always be free and if you listen to it and get any sort of value from it, the archive will always be online and on YouTube for free. I don’t want you to think about having a look to see what Patreon is all about. If you’re wondering, it’s a website where you can safely support creators in a few clicks, your card details are secure and never come to me because they do all the processing, for $5 a month you can ensure I’m able to continue making the show. 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Debbi Mack interviews thriller author Zoë Sharp on the Crime Cafe podcast. The transcript is below, if you'd like to read it. Debbi: Hi everyone! This is the Crime Cafe, your podcasting source of great crime, suspense and thriller writing. I am your host, Debbi Mack. Before I bring on my guest, let me remind you that The Crime Cafe 9 Book Set is available for sale at all major and some minor online retailers. The Crime Cafe Short Story Anthology is also available online for sale and it's $0.99 for the anthology and $1.99 for the boxed set, so check it out. Just go to debbimack.com and look under “Crime Cafe” or “Books” to find the books there. And with that, I would like to now introduce an author who created one of the most awesome female protagonists ever. The character is Charlie Fox and the author is Zoe Sharp. Zoe, it's great to have you here today! Zoe: Thank you very much for inviting me, Debbi. It's a pleasure to be here. Debbi: I can't tell you how happy I am to have you on! So, you have one of the most fascinating bios ever! You actually wrote your first novel at 15? Zoe: I did! It dates me horribly to say my father typed it up with carbon copies. And it went out to publishers and received what's known in the trade as rave rejections. So, it still sits in a box in the attic and my father, bless him, keeps threatening to get it out and put it on eBay. Debbi: Oh, that's so cool! Zoe: At which point I remind him that it won't be long before I am choosing his nursing home and he should be nice to me. Debbi: Good for you! And you became a photojournalist. I think that's very cool and you mention that Charlie Fox grew out of the death threats you received as a photojournalist. What was that about? Zoe: Yes! That was, that was a weird set of circumstances. I was working in the motoring field. I was involved with a lot of auto magazines and I was sent to see a collection of cars with a guy. When I arrived two things happened. The guy was very surprised to see that I was not on my own as he was clearly expecting, and the collection of cars did not exist. So, it was around the time when a real estate agent in the UK, called Suzy Lamplugh, who'd gone to show a client around a vacant house, and was never seen again. And the death threat letters started, you know, shortly after that incident. And I was kind of wondering whether it was the guy who'd been hoping to get me on my own. So, it tends to concentrate your mind. Started me learning an awful lot of self-defense. But it also sort of sparked off the character of Charlie Fox. Debbi: Well I can just imagine. That must have been very scary. Zoe: It was first annoying and only afterwards when the ramifications sank in did it get a lot more scary. Debbi: [laughs] Yeah. Well I love Charlie Fox. When I was a kid watching action movies, it was always the women who put themselves in harm's way and who would do what I would call “tripping over their shoelaces”. Running with the man and then they would fall or something. Zoe: Yes, always sprain their ankle. Debbi: Exactly! They would need some sort of help. But, I've always enjoyed strong women on movies and on TV. When I was a kid I used to watch The Avengers and I just loved Mrs. Peel and, and Honey West. I'm dating myself now. But… Zoe: It was exactly those kind of characters that I wanted to get to with Charlie Fox. And it still bugs me that even now you have to specify that a female character is strong. Debbi: Yes. Zoe: Whereas you don't have to do that with a male character. Nobody ever describes, you know, Lee Child's Jack Reacher as a strong male character because you just, you kind of assume that unless there is something very specific about the character, he is going to be strong just by the very fact that he's male. So, I like to write about capable female characters and even in the stand alone, I've done the female character of Kelly Jacks, is still very capable and,

This week Sinéad Gleeson hears about Hopdance, the autobiographical novel by playwright Stewart Parker. She speaks to Charlie Fox about monsters, freaks and beasts.

Charles Fox was born and raised in New York City, graduated from the High School of Music and Art, and continued his formal musical education and composition studies with Nadia Boulanger in Paris. He studied jazz piano with Lenny Tristano and electronic music with Vladimir Ussachevsky at Columbia University. He began his career playing the piano, composing and arranging for such salsa legends as Ray Barretto, Joe Quijano and Tito Puente, as well as writing theme music and arrangements for Skitch Henderson and the Tonight Show Orchestra.Charles has composed music for hundreds of songs for records, motion pictures and television. Among the many legendary and diverse recording artists who have recorded his songs are Roberta Flack, Sarah Vaughan, Barry Manilow, Jim Croce, Fred Astaire, Luther Vandross, Johnny Cash, Lena Horne, George Shearing, The Boston Pops, Jack Jones, Tito Puente, Goldie Hawn, Carly Simon, Johnny Mathis, Shirley Bassey, Crystal Gayle, Lori Lieberman, Sergio Mendes, Maureen McGovern, Olivia Newton John, Lauryn Hill, and Ice T.Among his works for theater, in collaboration with lyricist Norman Gimbel, are “The Eleventh” and “A Midsummer Night's Dream”. In collaboration with Hal David, he has composed the musicals “The Chosen” and “The Turning Point”.  Other song collaborators include Paul Williams, Bob Crewe, David Zippel, Sammy Cahn, Carly Simon, Carole Bayer Sager and Marilyn and Alan Bergman.He has composed the musical scores for over 100 motion pictures and television films including “Barbarella”, “Nine to Five”, “Goodbye Columbus”, and “Foul Play” for which he received one of his two Academy Award nominations. The other was for the film “The Other Side of the Mountain”. Among his popular songs are "Ready to Take a Chance Again," "I Got a Name," and "Killing Me Softly with His Song," for which he received the Grammy Award for Best Song of the year. His TV shows and theme songs include “The Love Boat”, “Happy Days”, “Laverne and Shirley”, “Wonder Woman”, “The Paper Chase”,  “Wide World of Sports”, “Monday Night Football” and “Love American Style, for which he received two Emmy Awards.In addition to his popular works, Charles has composed music for the concert hall and ballet. In 2009, Charles conducted the Poland National Opera Company Chorus and Orchestra in a performance of his Oratorio, “Lament and Prayer”  based on the words of Pope John Paul II.  In 2010, he conducted the world premiere of his “Fantasie, Homage a Chopin” which he was commissioned to compose by the Polish Government to honor the 200th birthday of Chopin. He has conducted symphony orchestras performing his music worldwide in Budapest, Prague, Poland, Caracas, London, Israel and Tokyo as well as in the US.Charles was inducted into the Songwriter Hall of Fame in 2004.  He was awarded Lifetime Achievement awards from the Society of Composers and Lyricists and BMI and is a Governor of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.  www.charlesfoxmusic.com www.100voicesmovie.com

Best-selling author Zoë Sharp joins us in this episode of CrimeFiction.FM to discuss her compelling Charlie Fox series. New US editions of the first eight books in the series are being re-released in America this week, coinciding with Zoë’s appearance as one of two International Guests of Honor at this week’s Bouchercon Conference in North […] The post The Charlie Fox Series, by Zoë Sharp appeared first on CrimeFiction.FM.

Charles Ira Fox (born October 30, 1940) is an American composer for film and television. His most heard compositions are probably the "love themes" (the sunshine pop musical backgrounds which accompanied every episode of the 1970s ABC-TV show Love, American Style), and the dramatic theme music to ABC's Wide World of Sports and the original Monday Night Football, as well as his (and Norman Gimbel's) Grammy winning hit song "Killing Me Softly With His Song". He has composed music for Love Boat, Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Scarface, 9 to 5, and Barbarella. Introduced by Allyn Ferguson. For more information on this luncheon with Charlie Fox, go to: http://www.asmac.org/charlie-fox-luncheon/

Co-host Justin Reed and I get jiggy with it by playing, "Name the Sequels." We discuss upcoming movies, Daredevil's contract with Charlie Fox, Jared Leto's horrendous Joker, and a HUGE Marvel law suit. Comics reviewed this week: Todd: The ugliest kid on Earth Star Wars #4 Ei8ht #3 Kaptara #1 The thrilling adventure hour presents: Beyond Belief #1 The Empty #3 Postal #3 Ivar, Time Walker #4 Divinity #3 Invisible Republic #2 Questions? Comments? Break Dancing tips? Contact us at: TheRealComicBookGuy@hotmail.com This podcast is also available on iTunes, Stitcher, and Soundcloud.

Ars Memoriae Mexicana is the result of an Audio-Journey through Mexico in which these questions of location, memory and identity were very much in my daily thoughts as I traveled through a landscape saturated in sound, music and voices. In the recording you listen to the voices of :- the sound artist Charlie Fox as he claps rhythmically, facing the steps of an Aztec Pyramid; the film maker Mike Buckley sitting on a balmy evening surrounded by crickets; acoustic ecologist Hildegard Westercamp talking in the garden of the villa once owned by Octavia Paz; the artist Juan Gonzales de Leon recalling a childhood walk in the alien landscape of a Primrose Hill park in London; the journalist Miriam recounting her favourite Mexico City sounds. These voices float in a bed of ambient environmental sounds and street-scapes that for the most part I have chosen not to edit or sanitise, preferring to leave in the noise, the glitches and the occasional less than perfect recording ~ that’s the way the world sounds and Hollywood is a long way away both geographically but especially philosophically!