Podcast appearances and mentions of chris bellamy

The horrors beyond human comprehension continue! Part 2/5 Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/lionsledbydonkeys Sources: David Glantz. Stalingrad I-III Anthony Beevor. Stalingrad. Alexander Hill. The Red Army and the Second World War. Chris Bellamy. Absolute War: Soviet Russia in the Second World War.

The story of one of the most horrific battles in all of human history. Part 1/5 Support the show, get the entire series right now: https://www.patreon.com/lionsledbydonkeys Sources: David Glantz. Stalingrad I-III Anthony Beevor. Stalingrad. Alexander Hill. The Red Army and the Second World War. Chris Bellamy. Absolute War: Soviet Russia in the Second World War.

During Episode 10 I talk with Chris Bellamy, the Product Category Manager of Goggles and Eyewear at Salomon. Chris started his career studying engineering at Cambridge. After 4 years working on the product team at Jaguar Land Rover he made the move to North America while working at Wiivv, a startup focused on custom 3D printed insoles. Chris recently joined Salomon and made the move to France.

In 1941, Nazi Germany turned on its former ally, the Soviet Union. One of the strategic objectives of this operation, Barbarossa, was to conquer Leningrad. To discuss the German turn on the Soviet Union and perhaps the most brutal siege of the Second World War, James Rogers is joined by Chris Bellamy, author of Absolute War: Soviet Russia in the Second World War. Chris is Professor Emeritus of Maritime Security at the University of Greenwich and Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Maritime Crime and Security. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Bellamy and Aron Tremble, senior executives with Vancouver, Canada-based Wiivv Wearables, dish on key data findings from 13 million data points on foot size and shape, the increased consumer demand for customized fit products, 3D scanning and how offering customized products can increase store traffic.

The investment industry continues to experience growth and change via significant transaction activity. Chris Bellamy, Co-President of Cohen & Company's Investment Industry Services Division, and Jim Lisy, Director of M&A Advisory, talk M&A trends from this specific industry's perspective - from what's driving activity to advice for companies considering a transaction.

A side man (on both guitar and saxophone) who performed in the Virginia Symphony Orchestra for 5 years & currently tours with Jeremy Rosado, Jason Bare, Alisa Turner, others… Chris is also Worship Pastor & MD at International Christian Church Chris talks about starting on violin, piano, sax, then guitar... his dad’s huge influence… getting through dark days of drugs & alcohol and what he got out of this… a critical health crisis his family went through… toughest decision he’s made, LOADS more really interesting topics: Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

This week on Get Connected, Mike Agerbo and Graham Williams discuss new products from Apple, (new AirPods, iPad Air and iPad mini) and weigh in on Google Stadia, the new streaming game service without the console, and the future of gaming formats. Mike interviews Chris Bellamy of Wiivv. Take a photo with the Wiivv app and get your insoles or sandals custom fitted to your unique feet through 3D printing technology. Wiivv is a Canadian company working with Dr. Scholls in the USA, based in Vancouver. Use the discount code GETCONNECTED20 for 20% off your Wiivv order!  Queenie Tse from TP-Link explains how mesh technology improves your wifi dead zones in your home or office with the Deco M4.  Shannon Hoover, Maker and CoFounder of MakeFashion, explains how wearable technology can be integrated into beautiful design. From prosthetics to LED lighting and health support sensors, Shannon explains how wearable tech design is a platform for learning technology and expressive storytelling. Alexa Skills: Shower Meditation  Pikachu Talk 

In this episode Chris Bellamy talks to James Duke about his new project with Mack Brock, a new endeavor with All The Bright Lights, playing slide guitar at the Passion Conference with his new 357 term, recording at home, and Kemper profiles.

In this episode Chris Bellamy talks to Elevation's Garrett Davis about recording their live albums as well as working on the newest project from Passion. Find out the secret of Elevation's monster floor tom sound and how they manage broadcasting with multiple campuses.Footnote from Garrett regarding the Passion album: Sean Moffitt mixed the album. Sean and Garrett co-engineered the album together.

In this episode Chris Bellamy talked with Jonathan Mason from Word Worship.

This week's epsiode is featuring special guest Chris Bellamy. Chris is a very handsome, straight man and avid tinder user who opens up about his online dating life and what he is currently looking for in his life. Check out this hilarious, x-rated episode and get the male perspective.

A startup builds custom, on-demand 3D printed shoes and gives a glimpse of what innovation might look like in the future. Recently, I took a little road trip to meet some manufacturers. And this week we're visiting Wiivv, a startup shoe factory just north of San Diego that's bringing modern digital manufacturing to the consumer. Imagine taking pictures of your feet with your smartphone, and getting custom-molded sandals delivered to your door within 10 days. While I visited Wiivv's factory in San Diego, I sat down with their co-founder and CEO Shamil Hargovan and their senior engineer Chris Bellamy. I wanted to hear what it's like to start a company delivering custom, on-demand products. I was curious about their production process, which combines digital manufacturing (like 3D printing) with more traditional approaches. We start off the conversation with a story from Chris about how he ended up running the marathon in a pair of their flip-flops! And we get some really interesting insights into how the trend towards digital manufacturing might change the way we live, work, and play. Links: https://wiivv.com/ www.facebook.com/wiivvit/ Instagram: @wiivvit Twitter: @wiivvit https://www.linkedin.com/company/wiivv/ Twitter: @shamilhargovan https://www.linkedin.com/in/shamilhargovan/ Twitter: @CWBellamy Instagram: @c.w.bellamy https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherbellamy/ For more information, bios, and links, check out the show notes at http://makeitinla.org/wiivv. 

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy got the chance to talk to Matt Redman again about: The story behind his new project Glory Songs. Some thoughts on worship leadership in todays culture. Ideas for getting out of our comfort zones in our own leadership. The value of connecting with other worship leaders in differing contexts. How Matt connected with others for the writing and recording of this project. What Matt has been up to in Southern California. The importance of brokenness in our walk with Christ.

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy had the chance to talk to Chris Quilala again about: Jesus Culture's latest project. What God has been doing lately through Jesus Culture Sacramento. What it looks like to do week to week worship ministry for Chris. The nuts and bolts of how teams are scheduled for Jesus Culture. Chris's heart for training others and the fruit he's seen at his church. How Chris found his style and voice as a worship leader. Advice for the development of a songwriting habit. The various people that are involved in Jesus Culture's latest project. What it was like leading at Hillsong LA recently.

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy talked with Stu G about: The beatitudes project. How it evolved to be more than just an album. Thoughts about the upcoming movie. How the story of God's mercy can be seen throughout the project. All the technical details surrounding the recording of the album. What Stu draws from for creative inspiration. How Stu hones his music craft and what it looked like when he first began to play. What his guitar rig looks like today.

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy got to talk with Darlene Zschech about: How God called her and her husband out in a step of faith to plant a church. The worship conference that her church will be doing for the first time this year. Fostering a heart of gratitude in everything we do and in every stage of our lives. Her role in coaching and encouraging worship leaders. Who some of her influences were when she began in worship. The importance of unity among churches. How to go about identifying those whom God would have us mentor and train. The role of the worship leader as an encourager. Why we should stay out of the green room on a regular basis. How to go about setting up a culture of team worship leadership. Practical advice for longevity in worship ministry. The importance of evolving and staying fresh as we grow older. Why the worship world at large is in need of mentorship. What new music Darlene is listening to. The heart behind her latest project. Her health journey and what God did through it. How to look toward God when we don't feel like we want to.

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy were able to talk to the man Behind Labyrinth, David Baloche about: The heart behind writing the music for Labyrinth. How the music has been amazing in ministering to those who suffer with anxiety and suicidal thoughts. Who was involved in the writing and recording process. David's musical background and how he it was used for this project. Some advice for how to take such intricate music and use it in the church. What David's home church looks like. How to write music in a way that honors personal sensibilities and how to trust your gut. Some practical ways to use technology to create some new inspiration. How to use ableton as a thought production machine.

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy get to talk to Kim Walker-Smith about: Her newest project, “On My Side” The dynamic of creating a personal album while being involved in the music and life of Jesus Culture. Some practical advice on how to manage the tension of personal ministry and corporate ministry in our churches. Thoughts on doing live vs studio work. A rundown of who was involved on the p Practical advice for vocalists. Ways to keep your voice healthy and how to both warm up and cool down. The realities of doing ministry when you're a parent and how to find some sort of balance with it. Why family is the first ministry we have to focus on. Important thoughts on how to set in-ear monitors and why it is vitally important for us Family and ministry balance. Some really incredible thoughts on how to keep family first. The big question! Kim's signature laugh while leading worship and what's behind it. How to keep ourselves connected with God while leading regularly. Ways to keep the worship time fresh for both us and the congregation.

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy were able to talk with Sarah Reeves about: How God has been moving in her life. Her latest project! Thoughts on worship and how it sounds similar in a lot of places. Where Sarah thinks worship music is going. The danger in trying to compare ourselves to other leaders. Her involvement with the Belonging and what God is doing through her church. How God uses difficult seasons to help us grow and advice on how to find God when we're in the middle of it. What the new project sounds like and how to go about doing the music in the church.

In this episode Chris Bellamy and myself talk with David Gungor of the Brilliance about: His podcast to help tell the stories of the music in their album. The theme and purpose of their latest project. The reason we have to have a why behind the music we write. The influence of his trip to Assisi and being able to talk with Pope Francis. What the band for The Brilliance looks like. How David goes about writing and who he involves in the process. The logistics for the recording process. Advice for worship leaders to be able to strike the balance of creativity and worship leadership. Some thoughts on what genre of music you would call The Brilliance, and how ultimately it's about pointing people to Jesus.

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy talk with Chris Quilala about: His new project and what it was like creating it. The differences and similarities between his new music and what's come from Jesus Culture. How the difficulties of life have influenced this music. Chris talked about this in our last interview as well. The recording process and those that were involved. Here's our chat with Jacob Arnold, Chris's drummer. The balance between inspiration and discipline in the songwriting process. The discipline of creating music and being intentional about it. How to do some of the music from Chris's new album without getting backing tracks or stems. The inspiration for the music video for "Because of Your Love."

In this episode myself and Chris Bellamy talked with Josh Havens from the Afters about: Growing up in worship ministry. The balance between touring and doing local church ministry. Their new project "Live on Forever." How God has been working through their latest music in their churches. The process of writing the album of the course of two years. How loss has played a big part in the writing of their new music. How we can recognize pain and loss in our lives and in the lives of those in our churches when we lead. Some recommendations from the new album to do in your church. What the songwriting process looks like for their team. How the local church plays a part in writing and touring.

In this Episode Adam Dolhanyk, Chris Bellamy and myself talk with James Mead from Kutless about: The process of writing this new album and the shift toward Kutless as a rock band. How Kutless got started. The balance of working with a team of musicians and writers. The need to be adaptable with the musicians and leaders you play with. The importance of humility in our teams. Their new guitar player Nathan Parrish. (Hey! He's a contributor, check out his stuff here) How to cover guitar parts when you don't have enough players. Some of their shows in Ukraine and why James will often say they were some of the best shows ever. The missionary heart of Kutless. A secret project! The guitar rig James uses. His Elliot Guitar called a tonemaster. His Greer amp lightspeed. His Tyler Amp.

In this episode Adam Dolhanyk, Miles Nelson, Chris Bellamy, and Ryan Loche talk about: The process we use to select music in our churches. The method we go through to bring in a new song. The roll that hymns can play in our churches. Looking for participation as a gauge for wether a song is working. How to go about blending hymns with more modern choruses and how the demographic of our congregations should influence our choices. Why we need to not try to emulate everything we hear and see the big worship ministries doing. How we need to not rush to have a full stage of musicians and singers at the expense of the spiritual health of our team. The role of theology in our song selection. How we can have a full worship sound when we're playing only by ourselves. The use of pad loops in our worship. Here's our interview with Shalon Palmer about his loops. The art of mashing songs together and how we can go about practicing it. The use of social media in getting our congregation hearing new music. How we sometimes need to lead songs that we don't particularly love.

In this episode myself, Chris Bellamy, and Bryan Lopez got to talk with John Mark McMillan about: What's going on in his life now. His latest live recording. His songwriting process, how he combines beautiful lyrics with strong theology. How we need to be open to what God's doing with our own songwriting process. The philosophy behind his songwriting. How God comes out of his music through having more God in his life rather than writing songs explicitly about God. How the art of songwriting is very much a habit and a practice. What inspires him in his songwriting. The balance between family life and touring. The artists and musicians that he feels most influenced by. The songs he's written that have been most influential for him. His sense of where worship and christian music is going. How his concerts involve pointing people to God but aren't necessarily considered a worship event. The concept of worship not being just a time for singalongs. The guitars he's been using lately. The double microphone seen in many of his recordings. The advent of the Rototom. How the live recording night went and what God did in it. Setting yourself up for a career in songwriting and discipling others.

In this episode Chris Bellamy talks with Phil Joel of Zealand Worship about: His involvement with the Newsboys. How God has been moving him toward ministry with Deliberate People. How God moved through Acquire the Fire and how Phil stepped into leading worship. The heart behind Zeeland worship. The recording process for their new project. The equipment they used during recording. Their touring plans. The longevity of a worship leader and how a seasoned leader can bring a lot of wisdom to their church.

In this episode, Adam Dolhanyk, Chris Bellamy, and myself talk with Tim Hughes about: How Tim went from leading worship to planting a new church. The transition from being a lead worshiper to a lead pastor. How the lead pastor is also the lead worshiper. The importance of getting creatives and artists together and build community. His thoughts on the current state of worship. The ease in which we can get stuck in familiarity in songwriting. The church and the "overprofessionalization" of worship ministry. The importance of letting a local community express worship. The value of understanding the context in which we introduce music to our church. How to build a community of creativity in churches big or small. The other side of the story of Matt Redman's thoughts on Here I am to Worship His latest project "Pocket Full of Faith."

E288: The Whiskey Charmers, Shanya-Lynn, Chris Bellamy, Ashley Alexander

Ep 3 – Techno Mum talks to her friend Chris Bellamy – an award-winning engineer from Jaguar Land Rover – and he tells us exactly how long it takes to build a car!

Welcome to Epi75 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast! 75 episodes. A milestone of sorts. Three-quarters of the way there if there is 100 episodes. Glad to have you with us and hope you enjoy this particular outing. Not a whole bunch of comedy podcast clips this time because our special guest is podcaster and TV producer Adam Spiegelman, host of the Proudly Resents cult movie podcast and also Dream Tweet, a podcast game show. Adam is – or was – a producer on Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell – I say “was” because I just read today that FXX has cancelled it. Bear that in mind when we talk about the show in our interview because – a month and a half ago when we talked – everything was fine. Back then, in happier times, Adam and I hung out a bit at this year’s Los Angeles Podcast Festival and he sat down with me in the Podcast Lab where we talked about movies, TV and, of course, podcasting. In addition to Adam, and some funny clips, we have our Tweetsack, our Burst O' Durst, and a classic Henderson's Pants commercial. REVIEWS For This Week In Comedy Podcasts on Splitsider.com, I reviewed not one but two shows — the hot-as-a-pistol Welcome To Night Vale, über-comedy-creepy narrative; and The Nerdist with Gillian Jacobs (Community, Bad Milo), so check those both out. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (l-r: Marc Hershon, Frank Cronin, Dex Carvey) This past weekend I got to act in a sort of experimental web series that friend-of-Succotash Dana Carvey is producing and starring in called The Funster. VERY low budget. The first three episodes – I call them episodes but they’re really more like “moments” because they’re so short – are up on YouTube. I make my appearance in the fourth installment, which is still being worked on. I think we’re re-shooting some of it this weekend, so I’ll let you know when that’s up online and I’ll have that episode on the SuccotashShow.com site when it’s ready. THE 10 MOST ACTIVE SHOW IN THE STITCHER TOP 100 COMEDY PODCAST LIST The Top 10 Most Active Shows in the Stitcher Top 100 Comedy Podcast list is heard exclusively on Succotash. Most people do a straight ahead Top 10 countdown. Not us. No sir. We’re more interested in the podcasts that have moved up or down the most on Stitcher’s Top 100 comedy list. Like these… 37. The Artie Lange Show +2563. This Week In Blackness Radio +1266. Dining With Doug & Karen +3672. This Week with Larry Miller +975. Jim Florentine’s “Metal Comedy Midgets” +1079. The Dana Gould Hour -2185. What Say You? -2087. SModcast > FEaB -3188. The David Feldman Show -1596. The Cracked Podcast +49 CLIPS Proudly ResentsThe flagship show of our special guest this episode, Adam Spiegelman, Proudly Resents is billed as "the cult movie podcast" and often features Adam and his guests dissecting and roasting some of the silver screens most fragrant bombs. In this sample from his most recent episode, Adam - along with Katharine Heller and Myq Kaplan – took a look back at the movie Dead Heat, starring Treat Williams and Joe Piscopo. The Artie Lange ShowMost people know Artie Lange from his years sidekicking for Howard Stern. He was also on MAD TV and has appeared in a few movies like Dirty Work and Beer League. His new memoir, Crash And Burn, is out and has been on the New York Times Bestseller list. His podcast is really the audio version of his Dish network TV show, and also features HIS sidekick, former NFL player Jon Ritchie. In this clip, Artie reminisces about some quality party days. Cornucopia RadioWe received a clip of this podcast from producer/writer Peter Beeston, who tells us that his podcast is created by a selection of writers and performers in the UK. "Every episode is a unique piece of radio fiction — sometimes they are dramatic pieces, sometimes they are comedic — but they are always of high/professional quality." This particular clip comes from a mocumentary about druid life in the UK, and about one Druid in particular, Brian Parker. The clip was written by Laurence Peacock, and features the voices of Chris Bellamy, Laurence Peacock, Christine Bellamy and Phil Mason. Welcome To Night ValeThe podcast universe has gotten so vast that even I am having trouble keeping up with it all. Which is why hadn’t even heard of Welcome To Night Vale before I got to the Podcast Festival in LA last month. The show's a narrative and is, in fact, narrated by Cecil Baldwin. The show’s created and written by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor. They’ve got commercials for really weird things, original music, and the best way I can define it in a thumbnail pitch is that it’s A Priarie Home Companion as conceived by H.P. Lovecraft. The Wrong FootWe haven’t played a clip from The Wrong Foot podcast for awhile. They’re a funny audio "sketchcast" and it’s high time we got another taste. We got a note from executive producer Robin Brecker this week along with a clip. Robin says, “I know you guys are busy with Thanksgiving coming up and lima beans to shuck, but here's a clip from the Wrong Foot collection that is short enough. Thanks. And rememember, defrosting is for suckers." That's the lineup, essentially, for Epi75 along with, of course, our Tweetsack segment and a classic commercial from our sponsor, Henderson's Pants. If you'd like to help us out, we invite you to visit our homesite, at http://SuccotashShow.com, where you can avail yourself of our colorful Donate button, or click on our Amazon ad at the top of the page and do your shopping through our portal (in which case we'll get a little kickback), or perhaps purch some merch from our Succotashery web store. If spending money to see your favorite comedy podcast podcast continue to flourish isn't your thing, a few moments of your time is all it takes to go to iTunes, look up Succotash in the podcast section, and the rate and review us. You can also go to Stitcher.com and give us a "thumbs up" to let people know you like us. At the very least tell a friend about us — we call that "passing the Succotash"! — Marc Hershon

Tänapäevane käsitlus Nõukogude Venemaast teises maailmasõjas. Teine maailmasõda oli absoluutne sõda, milles mõlemad pooled püüdsid jäägitult hävitada oma vastase. Tuginedes rikkalikule materjalile, mis on tulnud päevavalgele pärast Nõukogude Liidu kokkuvarisemist ja heale sõjaliste ning poliitiliste strateegiate tundmisele, kujutab briti ajaloolase Chris Bellamy Absoluutne sõda endast kahtlemata selle ajaloo julmima kokkupõrke üht põhjapanevamat käsitlust. (Chris Bellamy. ABSOLUUTNE SÕDA. Toimetab Küllo Arjakas.)

Declan Deck has invented something which he feels will change the very nature of what we consider standing and what we consider sitting. He calls it an easy-to-erect-and-collapse-one-size-fits-all-canvas-covered-chair (although he’s flexible on future name changes).He thinks that perhaps a soon-to-be-launched, metal-clad, yet unsinkable boat (featuring four funnels, five decks & one lifeboat), will be the perfect place to demonstrate his new sessio-esque device. But somewhere, out in the Mid-Atlantic, sits a lonely and tone-deaf iceberg who has a very different idea…

Some might have thought these stories lost for an eternity, but we’ve found them! So we’re proud to present, a new selection of some of the most unusual and amazing adventures to befall our favourite pipe smoking detective: ‘Sherlock Holmes’. Written and performed by the ever insightful Christopher Bellamy.