Podcast appearances and mentions of chris haslam

The award-winning journalist Chris Haslam doesn't just like beaches; he loves them.Chris, chief travel writer for the Sunday Times, recently returned from spending seven weeks touring the coastline of Britain to produce his list of the very best beaches in Britain. It's a mammoth undertaking, in which he and his dog — a Jack Russell called Dave — drove over 5,500 miles to inspect beaches from the tip of the Highlands to the Kent coast, and from the furthest tip of Cornwall to the broad sands of East Anglia and Lincolnshire.He found beauty, joy, and plentiful fish and chip shops — but also came into contact with once-beautiful coastal spots that were clean and beautiful a decade ago, but are now tarnished by pollution. For all that, though, Chris remains a huge fan and advocate of British beaches: 'Nowhere I've been in the world has the variety and raw natural beauty of the British coastline.'He spoke to Country Life's James Fisher for this wonderful episode. You can read Chris's full list of beaches here. Listen to Country Life podcast on Apple PodcastsListen to Country Life podcast on SpotifyListen to Country Life podcast on AudibleEpisode creditsHost: James FisherGuest: Chris HaslamEditor and producer: Toby KeelMusic: JuliusH via Pixabay and the Fly Guy Five via Epidemic SoundSpecial Thanks: Adam Wilbourn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 80 with Chris Haslam, professional skateboarder from Vancouver, Canada.Together we discussed his life and career from growing up and picking up his first board in Singapore in the mid 90's to starting his own board brand Brainchild in 2019 and everything in between through surprise questions from friends of his: Bill Weiss, Danny Gonzalez, Colin Kennedy, Greg Lutzka, Louie Barletta, Joe Perrin, Alex Craig, Adam Cassidy, Jose Rojo, Seu Trinh, Jason Rothmeyer, Shawn Perez, Mark Nickels, Cairo Foster, Jesus Fernandez, Michael Burnett, Jan Kliewer, Joel Pippus, Kirill Korobkov, Liam Searle, Austin Gardner, Caleb Shenkman, Andrew Cannon and Ronnie Creager.(00:13) – Intro (01:13) – Chris life recap (04:38) – Bill Weiss(09:13) – Danny Gonzalez(11:20) – Colin Kennedy(16:11) – Greg Lutzka (27:01) – Louie Barletta(33:20) – Joe Perrin(39:50) – Alex Craig(43:26) – Adam Cassidy(46:56) – Jose Rojo(49:33) – Seu Trinh (52:25) – Jason Rothmeyer (55:31) – Shawn Perez (58:21) – Mark Nickels (01:06:06) – Cairo Foster (01:08:03) – Jesus Fernandez(01:11:58) – Working on “Sterling Golden”(01:13:49) – Michael Burnett(01:14:50) – Jan Kliewer(01:21:08) – Joel Pippus(01:35:38) – Kirill Korobkov (01:40:32) – Liam Searle(01:45:07) – Austin Gardner(01:54:01) – Caleb Shenkman (01:56:16) – Andrew Cannon(01:59:29) – Ronnie Creager(02:18:09) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Scott Garrard sits down with Aggie Basketball Head Coach Danny Sprinkle, as well as assistant coach Chris Haslam, guard Javon Jackson, and center Isaac Johnson to look ahead to the final week of the regular season. 

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I try to stay off of sites like Kickstarter and Indigogo. Too much temptation and even more disappointment. Back in the day, I use to support the up and coming companies.    But I got tired of waiting sometimes month before the product arrived. I have been burned by companies that found out it was hard to be an innovator.   Few days ago, I got an email that I was about to toss in the trash. Looked like spam. Anyway, I found out that it is an actual company that claims to treat anxiety, sleep problems and helping to focus attention.   Supposedly, this is a device that you place on your neck, apply a gel to help you make contact with the Vagus nerve for a tingling session of calm and relaxation.    It has possibilities for some of us that want more non-drug based symptom options. But there are hitches in the giddy-up.    In this episode, a quick look at the Pulsetto VNS device. If you need support contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-8255, the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386 or text “START” to 741-741. Resources Mentioned:  There is a post on SciTechDaily about reducing the amount of social media consumption called Can 30 Minutes a Day Save Your Mental Health?    Excellent Crash Course explainer video on what the Autonomous, Parasympathetic and Sympathetic system is, what it does and how it relates to stress and anxiety.  Chris Haslam at Wired.com review of the Pulsetto device, really good article. HealthInsider post on Pulsetto Review: Can It Improve the Quality of Your Life?   The official Pulsetto website can provide more information if you are interested in this device.   Trust Pilot Reviews of the device.   Disclaimer:  Links to other sites are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute endorsements.  Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health disorder. This blog and podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this program is intended to be a substitute for professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

On this week's ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez is joined live in Bozeman by Montana State assistant basketball coach Chris Haslam and defending Big Sky MVP Jubrile Belo, two of the Bobcats' coterie of Brits, as the team prepares for its preseason trip to England and France. Colter also gets the lowdown from Joey Lovell, assistant MSU golf coach and two-time defending state amateur champion, on his most recent State Am win.

Chris Haslam Stops by and Chats with us about skating with Daewon Song & Daniel Castillo, living his best van life, how he does his Laser flips, could there be talks of a Cheese And Crackers part 2, his Ballbarians coloring book, how he thinks of his trick to do, reviewing some of his skate clips and much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tony Garbelotto sits down with a legend of British Basketball and now trail blazing at the highest levels of NCAA Basketball. Currently the assistant coach at Montana State University, Coach Chris Haslam discusses his career in the game.

Helena was recently commissioned to work on a global project to tell the story of the Apple. She and her team used groundbreaking technology to create ‘The Crunch Coda', which uses solely the apple's genomic sequence, ATCG, to inform its musical vocabulary. The percussive nature of the apple bite is interpreted through “crunchy” rhythmic piano textures and octave transpositions. Bite samples overlay musical samples to create a satisfyingly energetic artistic experience of the eating of an apple, guaranteed to leave a smile.Helena Cavan was born in Washington State, USA, began writing poetry as a small child and her poem, The Wall, was first published at the age of 12. She immigrated to the UK in 1994 and studied music composition with Michael Finnissy, graduating with a B.Mus, LRAM in 2000 from the Royal Academy of Music. She returned to writing poetry in 2010, setting her poem, Pilgrim's Journey, to music for mezzo-soprano Victoria Kane and the English String Orchestra.Helena is a member of The Winchcombe Poets, which she co-founded with Chris Haslam in 2011. Helena has performed her poetry-inspired-by-music with pianists Marcel Zidani and Janine Smith and launched her first MP3 collection of Concert Poetry recorded with pianist John-Paul Gandy. Poetry commissions to date include Gloucestershire artist, Tony Heath, and Coughton Court, a National Trust property, where her poetry is currently for sale.Helena is passionate about healthy food for body, soul and spirit and loves flowers and topiary. TOPICS:- Frequencies and sound and how the universe is constructed- Revelation in how the Spirit Realm works- Writing words inspired by music- Reading poetry that was inspired from the garden- Putting aside creative work in order to start a new business- Making a sound file of your name by voice, and use a cymascope to create a pattern- Capturing the sound of an apple crunch- Making a pattern with cymascope from apple crunch sound- Apple has 57,368 genes, that is more than twice than in the human genome- Apple World Map with 46 stories from around the world about the apple- Understanding the coloration of an apple- Composition aspect of the apple coda using three notes are A,C, and G to reflect the genomic sequence- Everyone wants energyGOLD NUGGETS:1) 3 way alignment: Internal - Head and heart or intellect and passion. Vertical: alignment with God and his plans for your life and your business, then Horizontal alignment, where you understand the spiritual principles of how the universe works, which includes others, so we work well together.2) It is beautiful to experience a seed dying in order for a new shoot to start growing and springing to life. God has his timing for germination, so the seeds are always there, but it is his fingers on the pulse as to when things germinate and when they are going to sprout and grow.3) We can learn things in life and business that can bring you full circle back to join in with your creative work that may have taken a back seat for a minute.4) It is all about asking the right questions to find the best results. Einstein said, “Give me any problem, I'll spend the first 45 minutes working out the right question to ask, and then I'll spend 15 minutes answering the question.”The question that leads to the discoveries that none of us ever imagined, all start with, I wonder what would happen if ….. !5) You must understand the genome of the apple crunch, then you can create new varieties of apples and make sure that the apple has maximum crunch. This is necessary because we associate the crunchiness to freshness and juiciness of an apple.QUOTES:- Everything not attached to God has to go.- I had an understanding of music from the inside out that opened up a way of feeling and communicating music that was different.- The fullness of myself is full of the allness of God all the time.- We each have our own unique voice print in the universe and our stories have to be told. - My life has 3 areas that have been all present throughout. Health, Composing and Liebusters. The model we are headed towards is where our lives aren't compartmentalized, but is showing up in the fullness of ourselves all the time.- What can we join in and add to someone else to make them bigger and better, plus bring glory to them?- Believe in your brilliance.- Bring your energy to someone else's energy.LINKS:- Find the apple stories, the project journal and the science: https://applesandpeople.org.uk/- Watch the Crunch Coda video by Helena and Nathan Cavan: https://applesandpeople.org.uk/commissions/#toggle-id-1- See Helena's poetry and composing art: www.helenacavan.com- Have Bralynn Liebust you or your business:: http://SpiritCenteredBusiness.com/healing- Join the SCB Tribe: http://facebook.com/groups/scbtribe- Design your Leveraged, Scalable & Sustainable business model that brings Transformation in the world. Schedule a FREE Discovery call with Bralynn:http://Bralynn.appointlet.com/s/discovery

In 1999 Zero released one of the greatest videos of all time "Misled Youth." Over two decades later it's finally broken down piece by piece by Bill, Andrew, Tim, and special guest Chris Haslam. They discuss everything from the music choices, to part placement hierarchy, and even potentially being forced to do big tricks twice to get better angles. Make sure you watch the video, then come back and enjoy the show.

In Episode 64 of the Hoopsfix podcast, we sit down with former GB and England international and current assistant coach at Montana State University, Chris Haslam.Originally out of Southport, Haslam recorded 58 caps for England and GB, representing England from 1997-2004 before being involved with the first two years of the re-start of the GB programme in 2006 and 2007.He had a 13 year professional career, playing not only in the BBL, but Greece, Belgium, Germany, Italy and the Czech Republic, before transitioning into coaching where he is now an assistant at NCAA Division 1 school MSU.At MSU he has recruited multiple British players, most recently having duo Amin Adamu and Jubrile Belo on his roster, and prior to that, Joe Junior Mvuezolo.Note that since this was recorded, there have been a number of updates to the COVID-19 situation regarding British student-athletes, where players are now beginning to be able to return to the US.Additionally, there were some technical issues and we lost the first 35 minutes we began recording, so the start of the podcast is essentially a re-recording.In this 1 hour and 40 minutes episode, hear from Chris on: COVID-19 and its impact on British student-athletes in the US The wide-ranging impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on college athletics Whether there could be further amendments to NCAA rules due to COVID If a generation of players could miss out on a crucial year of development How he first started playing basketball Growing up in Southport and the local basketball scene coming up Playing for Chester Jets U23 side with Mike Burton and Joe Forber The three main talents from his generation - Delme Herriman, Steve Hansell, Danny Craven Moving to the US for his Senior year of High School still being relatively new to the game Winning a state championship and being named Player of the Year The college recruitment process, getting recruited by the likes of Vanderbilt and Florida State Choosing Wyoming and how he felt his teams did during his time there How his own experiences have impacted how he recruits at Montana State The difference between recruiting British players compared to Americans The impact of him being British makes in being able to recruit British players Playing his first two years in college with NBA lottery pick and Defensive Player of the Year Theo Ratliff His own game's development and how it would translate to today What he looks for when developing big men Beating a nationally ranked Utah squad with 3 future NBA players in college The increasing prevalence of transfers in college basketball Players needing to learn to embrace their role Whether or not he's seen an increase in the talent level of British players over the years General weaknesses that are more prevalent in British players Whether or not players are better served to stay in the UK now and going straight to college instead of High School first Signing his rookie deal in the BBL with Birmingham instead of opting to go to Austria The Bosman ruling happening just as he was turning pro and its impact on the BBL The difference in what he could earn in the BBL compared to Europe at the time His home debut for England in front of 7,000 fans in Manchester Standout memories from representing the England Seniors Being involved with the new GB programme in its first two years from 2006 His memories of a young Luol Deng in his first year with GB Crazy stories from his time in Greece Comparing the BBL in 2006 with London United to the late 90s with Birmingham Finishing his career at home with the Everton Tigers and winning a Play-Offs title Making the transition into coaching Starting his coaching career at NJCAA school Lamar Community College before joining MSU His desire to coach within the GB set up His memories of a 17 year old Ryan Richards in Belgium Matching up with Tim Duncan at the World Student Games And much, much more! The show has been approved on iTunes – find it here and please subscribe to automatically receive new episodes straight to your phone/computer/tablet – if you could give us a review/rating it would be much appreciated to help the podcast spread far and wide, meanwhile it is also on Spotify here, Overcast, Stitcher, and Google Podcasts.You can support Hoopsfix's work in helping to grow British basketball on Patreon.

George Eustice, Environment Secretary discusses the PM warning of new lockdown after more than 500,000 swarm to beaches on hottest day of the year. Tom Whipple, Science Editor at The Times on death rates in hospitals are falling as better treatment of coronavirus emerges. Julia is also joined by Chris Haslam, Chief Travel Writer at The Times on Government to lift quarantine rules for most of Western Europe to allow summer holidays. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TSM “LIVE SHOW” S2 ep3 Tampa Pro 19' Edition an exclusive interview with Lance Conklin Coverage of Skatepark of Tampa 25th annual Tampa Pro 2019 with interviews of Chris Haslam, Ryan Sheckler, Boo Johnson, David Gravette, Brian Schaefer, Bill Weiss, Jamie Foy, & Rhino & much more..... Sit back with a cold one & enjoy Host by: Tommie Zam Film / Edit by Carl Carpentier & Tylor Stewart Sponsored by Keen Ramps Watch the Full-Length videos of the episodes at TSM Media Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS7JnCnk5vzrBH6QqEJiVOg TSM Channel on e360tv: https://e360tv.com/true-sk8board-mag-exp/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/true-skateboard-mag/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/true-skateboard-mag/support

The day after recording the podcast with Haslam, Kearns woke up and slipped into the old pattern of believing what he had just done wasn't good enough. So he decided what was needed was strapping a canoe to the roof of this boat and taking Haslam and his dog out to a small island to record a podcast under a tarp in the rain. Even though he realizes this wasn't necessary he ended up having another great conversation with Haslam and learning a lesson that we can all relate to. Check out Brain Child Skateboard Co. at brainchildskateboardco.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kearns catches up with Chris Haslam. They revisit how they came to know each other and each learn the other perspective of their shared history. The story behind Tearaway Time™, sponsor deals and more. They discuss Haslam’s new project, Brain Child Skateboard Co. and Kearns gives some practical tools that we can all use when we inevitability need help or need to help others. Check out Brain Child Skateboard Co. at brainchildskateboardco.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to the show. Today I discuss Tony Hawk's singing debut, Chris Haslam's great cause with his Brain Child brand, and I geek out over how awesome of a skater Dakota Servold is. Be sure to leave a review if you are digging the show. I really do appreciate your assistance with the dreaded "algorithm". @rickbata on Twitter and Instagram.  www.nomongo.com Intro/Outro music by Bobb Amidon  Which skater should try out for the Masked Singer next? Tom Penny? Tommy Guerrero?

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, I am speaking to Callum Walsh, Ally Harris and Chris Haslam for the Championship Football Roundtable. Callum is Senior Physical Performance Coach at Huddersfield Town FC, Ally is Head of Performance at Fulham FC and Chris is Head of Athletic Performance at Brentford FC. I do love these roundtables and especially the ones involving practitioners who work in football. These three guys know each other pretty well so there was plenty to discuss before, during and certainly after recording. We covered lots of areas in this episode and hopefully we covered areas of interest to those wanting to work in football and also those that already do. If you enjoyed this Championship Football Roundtable, these episodes may also be of interest - Youth Football Roundtable & Senior Football Roundtable Hope you enjoy this Championship Football Roundtable with Chris Haslam, Callum Walsh and Ally Harris. In this episode we discussed... Who are Callum Walsh, Ally Harris & Chris Haslam (background, education and experience) Improving movement 'He doesn't move very well'... Philosophy Working with large groups Player understanding Where does it (whatever 'it' is) fit in the schedule? Academy transition The impact new academy structures have had on first-team operations Load management Psychological and emotional impact Strength training Philosophy Adjustments based on managers Educating players & staff Fitting it in Pre and post-game lifting What does it look like? Innovation in football Callum can be found on Twitter @Walshy2123, Ally can be found on Twitter @AlastairHarris and Chris can be found on LinkedIn. This episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast is sponsored by Hawkin Dynamics, the team behind the worlds only wireless force plate system. Hawkin Dynamics can be found at hawkindynamics.com and you can follow them on Twitter @hawkindynamics This episode is also sponsored by IMeasureU. IMeasureU are a world leading inertial platform to precisely quantify body movement and workload metrics in the field. IMeasureU can be found at imeasureu.com and you can follow them on Twitter @imeasureu. This episode is sponsored by BLK BOX, leaders in performance training equipment & facility design. BLK BOX manufacture and distribute a full range of strength training equipment across Europe from their Headquarters in Belfast, Northern Ireland. BLK BOK can be found at blkboxfitness.com and you can follow them on Twitter @blkboxfitness and Instagram @blkboxfitness. This episode is also sponsored by Kitman Labs. Kitman partners with leading sports teams to achieve consistent success, on and off the pitch. Over 150 teams across the globe use Kitman Labs' Athlete Optimization System to simplify daily operations and rely on the company's unique analytics to uncover the factors that influence success. You can find Kitman Labs at kitmanlabs.com and on Twitter @kitmanlabs. Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following on Twitter @strengthofsci or visiting strengthofscience.com. Enjoy PP

This ain't no milk and cookies kids, it's the bearded Canadian Chris Haslam talkin' some early days in Singapore, getting sponsored, skating with Daewon and Rodney, filming Cheese and Crackers, WWE wrestling and much much more. HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave me a review in the iTunes store. 5 stars is much appreciated and really helps spread the word. If you want to help support the show, you can go to http://www.TalkinSchmit.com and buy the NEW NECKFACE Longsleeve T, a beanie, a hat, or pocket t-shirt or stickers... or just email me that you like what's going on. Thank you so much for the support. Instagram: @Talkin_Schmit Website: http://www.TalkinSchmit.com Contact: TalkinSchmit@Gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · That's Really Cool Man Podcast: That's Really Cool Man is the official podcast of the internet's worst animator, Danny Casale aka Coolman Coffeedan. https://www.coolmancoffeedan.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

On this week's episode of the World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about Team USA winning the ISA World Jr. Games and the Aloha Cup, USA's Dimitri Poulos takes Boys U-18 Gold for host nation, Carissa Moore, Lakey Peterson, and Caroline Marks are in the World Title race heading into Maui, who's gonna win it?! Bombshell Kewlly Slater interview, where the GOAT talks Olympic qualification, Fukushima radiation, and other madness. Stop whatever you're doing and watch Russell Bierke's new profile edit, “Flow State” it's DAMN HEAVY! Also, donate to the encyclopedia of surfing, cause it's great, plus, a group of individuals led by the ‘Church Brigade,' with help from online fundraising and collaboration with Red Bull, transformed the church into a public skate park called Kaos Temple. Daewon Song and Chris Haslam teased a possible Cheese and Crackers reunion! My chemical romance or Rage Against The Machine are getting back together and Todd doesn't care, Noa Deane's new edit is BONKERS, Watchmen is amazing, and much more.   Presented by: Adventure IO K2 SNOWboarding Ogio NanocraftCBD New Greens Chemistry Surfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea YewOnline.com

Austria has sworn in its first female chancellor but Brigitte Bierlein is unlikely to be there for long. She heads a caretaker government appointed because the previous Chancellor, Sebastian Kurz lost a confidence vote after his far- right coalition partner was caught in a video sting scandal. Bethany Bell reports from Vienna on the current political turmoil. As fighting continues in Syria's Idlib province, author Diana Darke who knows Syria well, has been to the Korean Peninsular and discovers how close the ties are between President Bashar al_Assad and North Korea's Kim Jong-un . Chris Haslam meets the Nicaraguan university rector with a price on his head - but it's not enough for his would-be assassin. Sarah Raynsford sees both sides of Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan when the football fans were in town. And in Ireland thousands of visitors flock to towns and villages every summer as the music festival season gets underway. Kieran Cooke goes along too and reflects on how the country has held onto its traditions of music and dance.

Uruguay's anti-drug laws were never as strict as expected - and its path to decriminalisation of cannabis has also been full of paradox. Simon Maybin explores why the country's taken a slow and steady path to regulate marijuana growers and sellers - and visits a greenhouse full of legal weed. Kate Adie introduces this and other stories from correspondents around the world. In Nepal, joining the ranks of the British Army's Gurkhas has long been one of the few options for a stable income. Regimental wages have kept some whole villages, not just families, solvent - so there's a lot riding on the selection process. Hannah King of BFBS witnessed the most recent intake and saw how these young men are prepared for a drastic change in their lives. Over recent weeks the streets of Haiti have simmered with discontent, with protesters confronting police and the army in the capital, Port au Prince, over systemic corruption, rising food prices and enduring inequality. Thomas Rees describes how the rising tensions made themselves felt on the streets. On the Karakorum Highway, Chris Haslam sat down to talk business with the driver of one of Pakistan's famous painted trucks - the elaborately-decorated palaces on wheels which haul goods and passengers along one of the highest-altitude roads in the world. But times are changing for them, with competition from "vast Chinese behemoths" now plying the same route as part of the Belt and Road expansion. And as the world worries over reports of deforestation and dwindling insect numbers around the world, Emilie Filou has a rare tale of revival from Madagascar - with the story of how one NGO has brought back the art of weaving a special kind of silk, made not by worms but by a unique local moth.

We discuss THE SOUR SOLUTION II, Cons' "The Dream Spell”, Victor Campillo - QUOTA, Jeremy Murray - Skating Is Easy, Actions REALized: Dan Mancina, Stevie Perez's "Challers" Part, Caleb | Evan - Welcome to WKND, Chris Haslam's "Sterling Golden" Part and much more!

What’s up everyone! Thank you for joining us once again on the All I Need Podcast. This week we discussed Chris Haslam’s “Sterling Golden” video part, Brainchild Skateboards, Presidential candidate Andrew Yang, Boo Johnson’s “Grounded” part, and much more! Thank you for listening and enjoy the episode! Links to things we discussed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzBhEyX0zeI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFZevw1AHZs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_OXRA_XqMM http://www.thrashermagazine.com/articles/videos/boo-johnson-s-grounded-part/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ8oX8QiJxA Sammy Baptista Support Fund: https://www.gofundme.com/help-sammy-baptista-get-back-on-his-board?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fb_dn_cpgntopstickysmall_r Be sure to check out our social media: 

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Chris Haslam discusses growing up in Ontario Canada, moving to Singapore when he was 11 years old, getting on World Industries distributor flow, riding for Deca Skateboards then Artafact, filming for Almost Round Three, Cheese And Crackers, getting on Globe, why he left Almost and Globe, almost dying from kidney failure, filming for his new Independent video part "Sterling Golden”, his new board company Brain Child and much more!

To mark their transition from a heavily armed rebel group to a political party FARC has adapted the meaning of their name and replaced the rifles on their logo with roses. Mathew Charles finds out how some former guerrilla commanders are adapting to life as members of the Colombian congress. Kate Adie introduces this and other stories from around the world: As Greek MPs voted to accept a deal to end a dispute over the name of its northern neighbour ‘Macedonia’ a familiar cry echoed around the streets of Athens – Όχι. Paul Moss explores the long and proud history of the word ‘No’ in Greece. In India, Masuma Ahuja visits a prison which some inmates refuse to leave even after the end of their sentences. Sanganer Open Prison has no guards at the gate, no walls or bars and is home to about 450 people. In Romania, Chris Haslam meets farmers and craftsmen who blame the EU for the decline of traditional skills. The lure of better-paid jobs elsewhere can be difficult to resist for some young people. And in Sweden, Dougal Shaw visits, what its manager likes to describe as, a “high-fashion, trash shopping-mall.” At Retuna in Eskilstuna, everything on sale has either been recycled or upcycled but can it compete with mainstream shops?

In the latest programme of the monthly series, Mishal Husain introduces dispatches from journalists and writers around the United Kingdom that reflect the range of contemporary life in the country. James Naughtie considers the contemporary legacy of Scotland's national bard as preparations for Burns Suppers reach their climax. Sima Kotecha wears a saree for the first time and looks at the place of the garment in her family's life. Chris Haslam sets sail off the Norfolk coast with firkins of beer: could this be a sustainable - and viable - way of transporting cargoes in our emissions-conscious age? Carly Appleby reveals the highs and lows of the treatment she is receiving after her breast cancer diagnosis. And Tom Edwards in the English Lakeland discovers if the boom in cold water swimming can transform the fortunes of a derelict lido overlooking Morecambe Bay. Producer Simon Coates

Former Farc rebels stand for election, but for many Colombians, it’s too soon to forgive. Kate Adie introduces stories and analysis from correspondents around the world: Katy Watson is in Colombia as former guerrilla fighters for the rebel group turned political party fail to make an impact at the ballot box. Chris Haslam is on 'the roof of the world' world in Tajikistan to meet a man threatening to take up arms and fight for Pamiri independence. Cindy Sui reflects on her experience growing up in China and asks what the recent ban on foreign imported garbage reveals about changing attitudes to recycling there. Simon Calder boards one of the last remaining boat ferries in Europe on which the carriages slot in between 40-ton trucks as they make their way from Denmark to Germany. And Sian Griffiths marvels at Ottowa's annual river ice blast, as dynamite is used to break apart sheets of ice and stop meltwater flooding the city.

Catching up with Bam Margera, his recent DUI and finishing rehab, Tom Schaar turning pro for Element, DVS loosing riders, Marc Suciu's ADV II part, Sebo Walker leaving Lakai, Chris Haslam winning 2up, Raven Tershy's back smith, Habitat welcomes Flo Mirtain, Daan Van Der Linden on Nike SB and much more!   

Tall stories, strange names, ancient giants and linguistic confusion. Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories. Colin Freeman, in the Pakistani city of Quetta, wonders if it is still a Taliban stronghold. Chris Haslam, in Zambia, is shocked by some of the strange names given to children. Tim Ecott is among giants on Mexico's Baja Peninsula - both in the ocean and on land. Sodaba Haidare visits a special restaurant in the Afghan capital Kabul which is empowering women victims of domestic abuse. And Joanna Robertson reaches for the NervenTee in Italy's South Tyrol region - but which language should she use? More tea please!

What has happened to Turkey? Not so long ago it was held up as a model of Middle Eastern harmony, a successful mix of Islam and democracy. Mark Lowen explains how the optimism of those days has turned to disenchantment and anxiety ahead of the general election there this weekend. There's an encounter with the religious police in Saudi Arabia as Lyse Doucet in Riyadh observes how the country's trying to hang on to ancient traditions while moving forward with the wider world. Ed Butler's been in Puerto Rico – finding out what lies behind President Obama's warning that the island's economic problems could lead to a humanitarian crisis. Opportunity doesn't often knock for women in Nepal yet a female president has just been appointed there and Chris Haslam has been talking to a young woman sports star who ran away from home and is set to become the most famous Nepali since the hero of Everest, Sherpa Tensing

Foreign correspondents. Today, Kevin Connolly on tension in Jerusalem:- a reminder, he says, that the very thing that makes the city one of the glories of human civilisation makes it difficult and dangerous too; a walk through the Menin Gate towards Flanders fields - Chris Haslam on the storm of commercialisation sweeping through the memorial sites of World War One; some of the Russian republics want independence but Mark Stratton, travelling through the Middle Volga lowlands, finds others happy to be part of Moscow's empire; students in India have been talking to Craig Jeffrey about their right to cheat in university exams and as Berlin marks the anniversary of the Wall coming down, Jenny Hill tells us the story of one young couple's 'forbidden journey'.