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2 episodes with charlie stewart
2 episodes with charlie stewart
2 episodes with charlie stewart
2 episodes with charlie stewart
Mikey and Vicki go down Deep, diving under the water, swimming in it and listening to its sounds. Halani Moss-Vete tells us about her epic swim across the Molokaʻi Channel in Hawaii, where the water is very deep and the currents are strong. Dee Newell tells the story of her swims under the ice in Päijänne In Finland. This piece was created by Dominique Ferraton for SwimOut. Charlie Stewart tells us all about why he loves scuba diving and the peaceful world he finds down there. Amorina Kingdon, in contrast, shares with us the songs of fish singing under the water, which led her to write her book Sing Like Fish. We also discuss the TV programmes that ignited our love of swimming.Find out more: @swimoutpodcast or swimout.net
Elvis Presley, Scotty And Bill - "Mystery Train" [0:00:00] Onie Wheeler - "Onie's Bop" [0:02:29] Red Foley - "Pin Ball Boogie" [0:04:47] Charley Crockett - "Loser's Lounge" - Visions Of Dallas [0:08:27] Johnny Williams and The Jokers - "Long Black Veil" [0:11:18] Bobby Durham - "Let That Be A Lesson To You, Heartache" [0:14:17] Neil Young - "Harvest Moon" - Harvest Moon [0:16:40] Charlie Stewart and The Gem Tones - "Heart Of A Bum" [0:24:11] Corb Lund - "A Game In Town Like This" - Losin' Lately Gambler [appearing at Honky Tonkin' In Queens on 10/24!] [0:27:08] Loyd Howell and The Brite Stars - "Don't Make Me Stop Drinking" [0:31:29] Glenn Garrison - "The Ballad Of Hank Gordon" [0:34:29] Abe Partridge - "Pop Country Is For Posers" - Love In The Dark [0:39:34] George and Gene - "That's All It Took" [0:44:04] Sid Griffin - "Femme Fatale" - The Journey From Grape To Raisin [LP out 9/27] [0:46:25] Sanford Clark - "Calling All Hearts" [0:49:20] Joe D. Gibson - "21 Years (It Takes A Worried Man)" [0:52:35] Jim Foley and The Big Beats - "Goodbye Train" [0:55:07] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/144377
Elvis Presley, Scotty And Bill - "Mystery Train" [0:00:00] Onie Wheeler - "Onie's Bop" [0:02:29] Red Foley - "Pin Ball Boogie" [0:04:47] Charley Crockett - "Loser's Lounge" - Visions Of Dallas [0:08:27] Johnny Williams and The Jokers - "Long Black Veil" [0:11:18] Bobby Durham - "Let That Be A Lesson To You, Heartache" [0:14:17] Neil Young - "Harvest Moon" - Harvest Moon [0:16:40] Charlie Stewart and The Gem Tones - "Heart Of A Bum" [0:24:11] Corb Lund - "A Game In Town Like This" - Losin' Lately Gambler [appearing at Honky Tonkin' In Queens on 10/24!] [0:27:08] Loyd Howell and The Brite Stars - "Don't Make Me Stop Drinking" [0:31:29] Glenn Garrison - "The Ballad Of Hank Gordon" [0:34:29] Abe Partridge - "Pop Country Is For Posers" - Love In The Dark [0:39:34] George and Gene - "That's All It Took" [0:44:04] Sid Griffin - "Femme Fatale" - The Journey From Grape To Raisin [LP out 9/27] [0:46:25] Sanford Clark - "Calling All Hearts" [0:49:20] Joe D. Gibson - "21 Years (It Takes A Worried Man)" [0:52:35] Jim Foley and The Big Beats - "Goodbye Train" [0:55:07] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/144377
Expert: 2024 South Africa customer experience report Guest: Charlie Stewart: Rogerwilco CEO
Join us for this episode, Pastor Devon sits down with Charlie Stewart our Men's Ministry Director. They talk about the most recent men's trip to the Buffalo River and the need for men to gather together and grow in the Lord. Revival Talks is a series of discussions where staff from our church and members of our community sit down and talk about various topics in light of what is going on in our church, our community, and our world.For more information about our church visit us on our website, our Facebook page, and our YouTube.
Patrick talks to Charlie Stewart, a contractor in Altamont, N.Y., about what it's like to work on old houses, sacrifices to please good customers, and renovating Charlie's historic home.
Matt released his debut album ‘Where Will The River Flow' in March 2021 to critical acclaim throughout Europe including a 5 star review in BBC Music Magazine and was long-listed for the multi-genre Scottish Album of the Year Award. Following the release Matt was invited as a guest soloist with the Grammy Award winning WDR Big Band in Cologne with his music being arranged by Bob Mintzer.His second album will be coming out in Autumn 2022 featuring Charlie Stewart (fiddle), Fergus McCreadie (piano), Ali Watson (bass) and Tom Potter (drums).The Age Old Question: A Podcast for Music FansThe Age Old Question is a podcast for the music fan who has ever debated music's...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show
| Artist | Title | Album Name | Album Copyright | Bernie Marsden | Johnny.... | CHESS | | | Grant Dermody And Frank Fotusky | Seattle Rainy Day Blues | Diggin In John's Backyard | Ella Fitzgerrald & Louis Armstrong | Have Yourself a Merry Little Chri | Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong | Bluebusters | Elmo's Blues | Various-Landslide Records 40th Anniversary CD 1 | Stacy Mitchhart | Something So Wrong | Printers Alley | | Benny Turner | I Want Some Christmas Cheer | 2019 Blind Raccoon Holiday Collection | Lachy Doley Group | Cruel Cruel World | Make Or Break | | Slim Butler | Ain´t No Excuse | Bone Deep | | Mindi Abair | All I Got For Christmas Is The Blues | All I Got For Christmas Is The Blues | Bernard Allison | Highs And Lows | Highs and Lows | | Tom Waits | John The Revelator | God Don't Never Change; The Songs of Blind Willie Johnson | Asylum Street Spankers | Each Day | God's Favorite Band | | E D Brayshaw | After The Storm | Random Repeat | | Ben Reel | All Souls Alive (live) | Ben Reel Band Live @JJ Smyths Dublin | Mick Kolassa | Christmas Morning Blues | Uncle Mick's Christmas Album | Swamp Poets | Jesus Drank Wine | Hoodoo Du Voodoo | | Pee Wee Crayton | Bounce Pee Wee | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 4 1948 | Howlin' Wolf | Who's Been Talking (alternate take) | The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions (Rarities Edition) | Chuck Berry | Back in the USA | The Ultimate Collection cd 2 | Roy Milton Solid Senders | Christmas Time Blues | Christmas Blues CD 1 | Mississippi MacDonald | It Can't Hurt Me (Radio Edit) | Do Right, Say Right (radio edit) | Jessie Lee & The Alchemists | I Don't Need To Say | Let it Shine | | Matt Backer | Mystic Ruler | BACKERNALIA | | Charlie Stewart | Santa Claus Won't Come This Year | Papa Ain't No Santa Claus, Mama Ain't No Christmas Tree | Chickenbone Slim | Ought To Be Loved | Serve It To Me Hot | | Dave Hunt | Funky Stew | Behind The Moon | | Al Green | It Feels Like Christmas |Blues & Soul Xmas |
This week, we are joined by two of the three founders of Albion, Charlie Stewart and Jack Howker. We talk with them about the ethos of the brand and using cycling as a way to explore the outdoors. Plus, we discuss Simon Mottram's departure from Rapha, some Croc-esque indoor cycling shoes, and rate the red carpet fashion of pro cyclists. News - 5:40Albion Interview - 22:00Into The Canal - 1:07:39Follow Us On Instagram: instagram.com/cyclingfashionweekContact Us: cyclingfashionweek@gmail.comHit subscribe, leave a comment and a review, it helps us share the best in cycling fashion with the world.
Welcome everybody to episode 62 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. There are some exciting interviews to come, which will cover people from different decades and clubs. I apologise for the lack of content in recent times, however synchronising my timetable with potential interviewees' timetables in the past few months has been hard but please be patient. And remember I sincerely appreciate the people who support this podcast.Peter Glass is our interviewee in episode 62. Born in 1941, Peter grew up in the northern suburbs of the Illawarra and started playing soccer with Woonona Primary School. After Woonona Primary he then played for Bulli Junior Soccer Club, Illawarra junior representative teams, Corrimal High School, Bulli Senior Soccer Club as a 15 year old in the IDSA league, Woonona-Bulli in the Association state league, Woonona in the IDSA league, South Coast United in the Federation and Corrimal Rangers.Peter played and watched football in the Illawarra during the 1950s and 1960s, an important time for the game in this region. He talks about great players from the era such as Charlie Stewart, Billy Williams, Keith Learmonth along with discussing games he went to watch such as the 1951 English touring team and the 1955 Rapid Vienna tour.Peter talks about the NSW football association/federation split of the late 1950s, the early years of South Coast United, Jimmy Kelly and other football snippets.It was fantastic to hear Peter's recollections about parts of his footballing journey. My appreciation and respect go out to him for giving up a couple of hours to record this podcast. Please note there are some audio issues due to recording on my mobile phone and I sincerely apologise for these issues. Please enjoy episode 62!
Where Structured Interdisciplinary Concepts Started Episode #284 with Dr. Jeff Brucia If you're frustrated with dentistry, you're not alone. Today, Kirk Behrendt brings in Dr. Jeff Brucia from F.A.C.E., an institution where the greatest minds in dentistry gathered with frustrations of their own to seek out the best solutions. The result was an interdisciplinary approach to learning, and F.A.C.E. could be exactly what you need! Don't spend two-thirds of your career doing things you're frustrated with or doing them the wrong way! For motivation on continuing to do the very best in your practice, listen to Episode 284 of The Best Practices Show! Main Takeaways: Be motivated to think first and do second. Predictability at the highest level is important. And patients want predictability! F.A.C.E. is not for everybody. It is for the most committed learners. Many dentists spend most of their career doing things they're frustrated with. Continue to motivate yourself to do the very best. Quotes: “When I signed up for the [FACE occlusion program], I'd been out of school five years. And [Tom Basta] thought I was too young. In fact, he was not going to allow me to take the program five years out of school. And why? Why would you turn away a young dentist? And he said, ‘You haven't made enough mistakes. You haven't seen enough failures.” (13:26—13:48) “You've all experienced doing a single second molar crown, the same way you've done it 10 other times. And on the 11th time, everything goes wrong. Well, why is that? So, what F.A.C.E. tries to do is answer those questions and bring predictability to it.” (25:16—25:35) “How can I sit a patient down at every level-three program and prep from beginning to end diagnosis, treatment planning, full-mouth preps, impressions, mountings, case delivery? How can I do that time, after time, after time on a living, breathing, patient the most advanced dentistry in the world with 20 people in my space? Because it works.” (41:46—42:17) “Managing patients' expectations is all about understanding the predictability of what you do.” (53:09—53:16) “Successful dentistry builds practices more than anything else.” (53:55—54:01) “A successful practice is one where you keep all your patients.” (55:12—55:17) “Take a good look at your practice. What's working? What isn't? Where do you want to be in 5, 10, 15, 20 years? The majority of people that come through F.A.C.E. are in their last trimester of a dental practice. They have chosen to practice their last period of time doing the best dentistry in the world. And you know what they all say? ‘Why didn't I do this earlier?'” (56:22—56:50) Snippets: Dr. Brucia's background. (03:13—05:56) The origins of F.A.C.E. (06:59—11:09) “You haven't made enough mistakes.” (11:28—14:36) Think first, do second. (15:01—16:37) Dentistry's need for accurate instrumentation. (17:09—19:47) Dr. Peter K. Thomas. (20:25—21:54) Dr. Charlie Stewart. (22:03—22:49) The importance of predictability. (23:33—29:38) Dr. Peter Dawson's ice skating analogy. (29:55—34:29) Facebow versus earbow. (35:29—39:18) Dr. Brucia's frustrations in dentistry. (39:18—43:12) The importance of airway. (43:30—50:14) The future of dentistry. (50:40—59:02) How to get involved with F.A.C.E. (59:28—63:41) Reach Out to Dr. Brucia: http://facedentistry.org/ (http://facedentistry.org/)
This week, Kyle Long continues his ongoing tribute to the country music pioneers of Indianapolis, featuring music by early Indianapolis country music radio stars like T. Texas Tyler, Bill Haley, and Wilma Lee Cooper; along with music from homegrown Indianapolis favorites like the Hoosier Hot Shots, Charlie Stewart, and Sonny Grubbs.
This week, Kyle Long continues his ongoing tribute to the country music pioneers of Indianapolis, featuring music by early Indianapolis country music radio stars like T. Texas Tyler, Bill Haley, and Wilma Lee Cooper; along with music from homegrown Indianapolis favorites like the Hoosier Hot Shots, Charlie Stewart, and Sonny Grubbs.
This week, Kyle Long continues his ongoing tribute to the country music pioneers of Indianapolis, featuring music by early Indianapolis country music radio stars like T. Texas Tyler, Bill Haley, and Wilma Lee Cooper; along with music from homegrown Indianapolis favorites like the Hoosier Hot Shots, Charlie Stewart, and Sonny Grubbs.
Footscray legend John Schultz joined us to tell us who
The story behind Loch Lomond, and what’s your favorite Scottish song? Welcome to the Pub Songs Podcast, the Virtual Public House for Celtic Geek culture. I am your Guide. My name is Marc Gunn. Today’s show is brought to you by my Gunn Runners on Patreon. Subscribe to the podcast at PubSong.net. WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY 0:24 - “Slainte Mhaith” by Marc Gunn from Kilted Kings CD Name On My Soul 2:29 - WELCOME -- Question du Jour: What’s your favorite Scottish song? -- Social Promo Tip: Promote to a Facebook Group -- CD Baby retail store closes. Buy CDs at MageRecords.com. -- Free CD Offer -- Kickstarter for Selcouth is launched. 7:48 - STORIES FROM THE ROAD: “Loch Lomond” Loch Lomond is a traditional Scottish song, Roud #9598. It was first published in 1841. The author is unknown, but the loch is the largest loch in Scotland. I’ve heard a few different stories about the origins. Wikipedia lists the most-popular one being that is Jacobite song. It says there are references to it with the date 1746 attached. That was the year the Bonnie Prince Charlie’s rebellion ended. They also have an additional verse that I’ve never seen used. O braw Charlie Stewart, dear true, true heart, Wha could refuse thee protection, Like the weeping birk on the wild hillside, How graceful he looked in dejection Nevertheless, the song is about a Scottish soldier far away in France who tells a friend to “take the high road” home. The “high road” is of course life, and a regular path to Scotland. The “low road” is about dying and having his spirit head home. You can find my lyrics and chords to my version of “Loch Lomond” to play along by following the link. If you enjoyed this episode of Stories from the Road, join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. You get first access to new music and once a week, you will enjoy a very personal look at the thoughts and stories behind the songs. Your support pays for the production and promotion of my music and the podcast, and it pays for my time in producing the show. You’ll get it all for as little $5 per month. Learn more on Patreon. Follow the link at marcgunn.net. Special thanks to my newest patrons: Roderich V. 11:06 - "Loch Lomond" by Marc Gunn from Selcouth 14:54 - UPCOMING SHOWS FEB 20: Internet Concert on YouTube @ 8:30 PM MAR 7: The Lost Druid, Decatur, GA @ 7:30 PM MAR 12: Internet Concert on YouTube @ 8:30 PM MAR 13: Interstellar Ginger Beer & Exploration Co, Alabaster, AL MAR 14: St Patrick’s Day at 5 Points, Birmingham, AL MAR 20-22: ConCoction, Cleveland, Ohio APR 4-5: Sherwood Forest Faire, Paige, TX APR 9: Internet Concert on YouTube @ 8:30 PM APR 11-12: Sherwood Forest Faire, Paige, TX Every Weds 10:30 AM EDT: Coffee with The Celtfather on Facebook TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS. Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through its culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. Join the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ If you enjoy the music in this show, support the artists. Buy their music and merch. Follow them on Spotify. Let them know how much you love what they are doing. And tell a friend. 16:12 - PUB CHAT 17:30 - SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTION TIP 20:26 - “Flower of Scotland” by Marc Gunn from Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion Pub Songs Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify or to my website where you can subscribe to my mailing list. I’ll email you regular updates of new music and podcasts, special offers, and you’ll get 21 songs for free. Welcome to the pub at www.pubsong.net! PUB CHAT If you want to chat in the pub, then send me your feedback. What are you doing today while listening to the Pub Songs Podcast? Send a written comment along with any pictures to marc@marcgunn.com. Use the hashtag #pubsongs in the subject of your email. Next week, I’m releasing show #200. I would LOVE your feedback, congrats or whatever to celebrate this big milestone. Thistle emailed: "Let me tell you of my sister. My little sister is 9 years old and did a while back suffer tremendous abuse at the hands of an idiot (who has been dealt with by the law). She doesn't speak to anyone, but music helps her to know she is safe and that is how I found your page and site. She loves Scottish music above all and I am making a fill 3TB hard-drive of music for her to remember that we love her and that she is now safe. So thank you for allowing the free download of your music even if it takes a while to get there. Kind regards." #pubsongs #selcouth #lochlomond
This week on Rose Cast, Dr. Rose is joined by her friend Charlie Stewart to see what all the buzz is about on the fascinating topic of beekeeping.Dr. Sara Rose, Ph.D 4600 Park Road, Suite 315 Charlotte, NC 28209 (704) 525-1213 sara@drsararose.comLearn more about bees in CLT!http://www.meckbees.org
We are all blessed with certain unique gifts or “super powers”. We all have the potential to use these gifts to do good in the world. Some of us have a small circle of influence, others have a huge one. Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen's three guests on this episode of Inner Space all have impressive talents and each is using his rather large sphere of influence to help those who are hurting. Dr. Barbara's first guest, John Osborne, is a compassionate and gifted teacher with the Art of Living Foundation who is using his gift to help many – including veterans struggling with the invisible injuries of war. Dr. Barbara's second guest, Bruce Cohen is an Academy Award winning Hollywood producer who chooses projects that entertain, inspire and challenge us, and like Bruce, her final guest is an accomplished award winning storyteller. Charlie Stewart uses the medium of the documentary film to engage and inform his audience. On this final episode of Dr. Barbara's first season of Inner Space, we'll discover how these very special men use their gifts and their platforms to bring hope and help to those in need.Host Dr Barbara Van DahlenExecutive Producer Adell ColemanProducer Jackie GarofanoAssociate Producer Brandon TagoeTechnical Producer Greg SchweizerTalent and Booking Team: A Lopez MediaDistributor: DCP Entertainment See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome to Episode 18 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. It is always a pleasure to get the recording gear out and set up to conduct an interview. My learning curve is steep but I will keep trying to record our great history one person at a time although at times I am not the sharpest interviewer going around.This episode’s interviewee Warren Kerr was part of one of the best teams the Illawarra has ever seen, the Corrimal Rangers/Corrimal United teams of the mid 1950s. Now this comment is subjective and there has been many great teams in the Illawarra over 130 years (for example the South Coast United teams of the 1960s and the Wollongong Wolves of the late 1980s and late 1990s). But I believe the Corrimal Rangers/Corrimal United teams of the mid 1950s would be in the top 5 teams of all time, with ease.In a five year period this team, which contained the likes of Bignell, Young, Peters, Drain, Burns, Learmonth, Harrington, Callan, Wheatley, James, Brown, Pearce, Willoughby won the State Southern/Federation League 4 times, won 2 Sydney Cups, won 1 State Cup and won 2 State League Finals. Warren Kerr was part of these squads and started playing first grade football with these high quality players in State League when he was 15 the only other player at the time who played first grade state league earlier was the great Charlie Stewart (former Socceroo, State Representative and Woonona great) who did it at the age of 14. Regardless of Charlie’s record, Warren’s ascendancy to first grade State League shows the speed and skill Warren must have possessed.He played for Corrimal Rangers in the State League, Corrimal United in the Federation and then Corrimal Rangers in the local league before he retired and concentrated on his Family and work (note he did play a few games for Whyalla when he worked over there for a period of time). A very modest man, Warren after his playing days spent over a decade on the Corrimal Rangers Committee as President and additionally is a Life Member (and his wife Mary was part of the Committee and helps add a couple of comments during this interview, which was very helpful). I hope you enjoy this interview and the insights Warren gives 60 plus years after his playing career had finished.
Welcome to Episode 2 of the Two White Men podcast with Charlie Stewart and Sean Turner. Today we chat about the latest horrific mass shooting in America, poppy fascism and our main topic religion. If you enjoyed please do rate 5 stars and subscribe to the show as it helps a lot!
This is the Two White Men podcast where Charlie Stewart and Sean Turner aim to tackle some of the issues our modern society faces, hopefully with some humour along the way. Common sense over sensationalism. *Image from waitbutwhy.com*
In the tenth episode of Freedom in a Cage, the boys talk Sir Douglas Nicholls Round before doing the first deep dive on the final game at Whitten Oval back in 1997. But first, Bob and Adi discuss the Don Pyke stare (00:56); Terry Wallace's bizarre, but funny, post-match spray (02:30); Ed Richards winning the NAB Rising Star award (07:23); the day a Mario Kart playing Bob left Hawthorn recruiters hanging (09:07); the significance of Sir Douglas Nicholls Round (12:06); Charlie Stewart (13:59); Bob talks about his most admired Indigenous players, with a special mention of Zephy Skinner (14:45); Nicky Winmar (16:31); Brett Goodes (17:40); and Bob's decision to wear Adam Goodes' number 37 for the coin toss in August, 2015 (18:30). The boys then do the first deep dive on a significant moment in the Club's history: the last game at Whitten Oval in 1997, including (20:41); long sleeve jumper wearers (22:26); Don Scott's not-so-kind words about playing in Footscray (23:37); how good Brad Johnson was early (25:00); classic Dennis Cometti-Peter McKenna commentary (27:00); the bloody opening bounce and the targeting of Michael Gardner (28:18); some Whitten Oval mythology (30:24); the chaos after the siren and Cometti's concern for Eagles players (31:58); pre-match with Plough (35:05); how much the current players loved playing at Whitten Oval in 2015 and why it's different (36:13); 'Footscray Woodstock' and the voices of the outer (37:00); return to Whitten Oval in the future? (38:51); send in your memories of the game (41:10); the only sports memorabilia Bob will allow in his house (42:17); the day Adi saved a Martin Pike beer can from 1999 Grand Final (43:36); the benefits of 'doing time' (44:37); the boys then continue their search for Ballarat's best pie (46:08).
This episode, we sit in on the First-Timers showcases at the Southwest Regional Folk Alliance (SWRFA) and talk with Charlie Stewart of Handshake Management. Includes live recorded tunes from the following artists: Tony Denikos Hamp & Janet Dave Morrison Kira Small Bev Barnett & Greg Newlon Ky Hote Twangtown Paramours Charlie Stewart's Handshake Management has offered to answer any management questions listeners might have. Email Charlie at Handshakemgt@aol.com and mention That's Soundacious in the subject line.
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