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In this episode of the Why Invest? podcast, hosts James Carter and Luke Hyde-Smith welcome Christian May, a media and communications expert with a notable background in journalism and corporate affairs. Christian shares his unexpected journey into journalism, his experiences as editor-in-chief of City AM, and insights into the evolution of media consumption. The conversation delves into the future of print newspapers, the impact of social media, and the current state of the City of London as a financial hub. They also discuss the potential implications of a Labour government for the business community and broader economic landscape.This podcast is issued by Waverton Investment Management Limited, 16 Babmaes Street, London, SW1Y 6AH. Registered in England No. 2042285. Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.The information provided in this podcast is for information purposes only and Waverton Investment Management Limited does not accept liability for any loss or damage which may arise directly or indirectly out of use or reliance by the client, or anyone else, on the information contained in this recording. This podcast should be used as a guide only is based on our current views of markets and is subject to change.The information provided does not constitute investment advice and it should not be relied on as such. It should not be considered a solicitation to buy or an offer to sell a security. It does not take into account any investor's particular investment objectives, strategies, tax status or investment horizon.Where Waverton's advice is given it is restricted to discretionary investment management services. We do not provide advice on the use of tax or financial planning products (even if the service which we are managing is held within such a product) or non-discretionary investment.All materials have been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but its accuracy is not guaranteed. There is no representation or warranty as to the current accuracy of, nor liability for, decisions based on such information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a special episode that delves into the intersection of business and politics, offering a unique perspective on the significant political landscape of 2024. Join me and my great friend Christian May, former editor of City AM, as we unravel the dynamics where business and politics intertwine, shedding light on aspects often overlooked by the mainstream political media. Having experienced the frustration of business not receiving the coverage it deserves during my time in Downing Street, I felt compelled to create this new series. Our conversations, reminiscent of those shared over drinks at the pub, are now reaching a wider audience. We've always wondered why people aren't listening to us during these discussions, so we decided to turn up the volume and share our insights with you. In this episode, we dive into the recent developments, including Labour's big business day and the Prime Minister's announcement of a new business council, along with initiatives to reboost growth. The week's events provide a captivating backdrop to explore the intricate relationship between business and politics. Join us on this journey as we navigate the fascinating world of helping individuals and businesses understand and navigate government policies. With over a decade of experience in both business and politics, Christian and I reflect on our time at the Institute of Directors, where our journey began back in 2012. Tune in for a compelling discussion that goes beyond the headlines, offering valuable insights into the behind-the-scenes workings of the business and political realms. Welcome to a podcast where business and politics collide, creating a narrative that captures the essence of this pivotal year in politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Acts 14:5-18 Father talks about what it means to be a Christian  Letters (13:12_ Anglican church service sounds like a Catholic mass How to get mortal sin forgiven?  Long betrothal in Jewish customs  Where do the Stations of the Cross come from?  Word of the Day: Priest  Callers (42:20) Station of the cross in St. John's backyard? Luke 15: blessed is the woman who gave birth to you. According to a Greek Orthodox scholar said that 'Rather' actually means that Jesus agreed with them rather than putting down Mary. is that True?

Sermon: "The Test of the Christian" by Gerald Bruce

We don't need a Conservative Resurgence, we need a Christian Reformation. Getting America back to the 90's simply won't do, we must get all the way back to the Scripture. National repentance is the only way, and it must start with the Church.

Der Biohof May wird nach einem Großbrand in 2015 von Rebekka & Christian May in bereits vierter Generation geführt. Sie züchten liebevoll Schweine, halten Hühner und bauen, nicht zuletzt auch für Ihre Tiere, verschiedene Getreide an. In dieser Folge sprechen Sie unter anderem darüber, wie Dinkelreis entsteht, welche Herausforderungen an einen geschlossenen landwirtschaftlichen Kreislauf bestehen und wieso Schweine und die May´s einfach gut zusammen passen. https://www.biohof-may.de/ https://www.instagram.com/biohofmay/?hl=de

Key Bible Verse: "For this is a rebellious people, false sons, sons who refuse to listen to the instruction of the LORD; who say to the seers, “You must not see visions”; And to the prophets, “You must not prophesy the truth to us. Speak to us pleasant words," Isaiah 30:9-10

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Amy Quinn and Joe Walsh talk more surfing as we talk to Rodney Salomon from KYDS Asbury Park (which stands for Konscious Youth Development & Service) and Christian May from the Asbury Park Surf Club with the help of Ming Chen from A Shared Universe PodcaStudio. We learn how Rodney and Christian teamed up to get the kids of Asbury Park (or Neptune or Long Branch) onto their beaches, into the water and up on a board. This is not as simple as it sounds, as you will hear.

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AMA with Wes Christian, legal advocate for financial reform! Join us as Dave Lauer hosts and u/jsmar18 moderates a discussion with questions influenced by and taken directly from the AMA post on r/Superstonk.

What if the things you believe as a Christian may not all be true

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Christian was appointed as the Editor at City AM five years ago, it has a brilliant reputation for nurturing exceptional talent, the likes of Oliver Shah, Sunday Times business editor, kate McCann of Sky News, Julian Harris and Tom Welsh of the Daily Telegraph all started their careers at the paper. it has been an incredible five years in the UKs history and we get his reflections on how journalism has changed in that period. The core skills still remain of curiosity, judgment, fearlessness, scepticism but not cynicism remain key to being a good journalist. Christian also made clear that the more traditional skills of writing good copy can be taught on the job.We hear how the young journalists pitch themselves in a much broader sense. This is the penultimate episode of the pilot series, so I am keen to hear feedback, particularly from those starting out on their careers such as students or.A reminder you can sign up to the newsletter here. We are on Insta and Twitter @JimmysJobsAnd you can follow me directly on Twitter @JimmyM Thanks for listening If you'd like to see more information about the job roles being offered please look at my Twitter @jimmym

In this episode Christian talks to City A.M.'s comment and features editor, Rachel Cunliffe, ahead of her move to the New Statesman in January - when Christian will also be embarking on a new career. Amid the reminiscences they also talk about the latest shape of pandemic politics; the search for a bit of freedom in lockdown; and the extraordinary success of pharmaceutical companies in manufacturing Covid vaccines. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auch in dieser Folge geht es um eine meiner Lieblingsmarken rund um das Thema Haushalt und Garten: Kärcher. Der CMO Christian May hat mir Rede und Antwort gestanden rund um den Vertrieb von Hochdruckreinigern und Fensterreinigern. Kärcher hat als eine der bekanntesten B2C und B2B Marken sicherlich eine Führungsrolle beim Thema Digitalisierung inne - aufgrund der sehr schlüssigen E-Commerce Strategie seit Ende der 90er Jahre. Ob diese auch noch 2020 funktioniert besprechen wir im Podcast. Zu unserem Sponsor Appinio: https://www.appinio.com/de/ Feedback zum Podcast? Mail an alex@kassenzone.de Kassenzone @ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWFaQtOgMnyk23ErfUtFbYw Zu Kassenzone: https://www.kassenzone.de/ Zum besten E-Commerce Buch: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/3866413076/ (bitte bewerten)

In the first episode of the City View's new weekly format, Christian May talks to veteran broadcaster and journalist Alastair Stewart about a wave of disruption hitting the broadcast media.  The BBC has a new Director General while its former star presenter is launching a rival news channel. What will this do to the media landscape and how should established players respond? Alastair also talks about his belief in the value of impartiality; where ITV went wrong in the digital arms race; why he can't stand opinionated journalists; what real diversity looks like; and why the advice he gives young reporters hasn't changed in 40 years.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Andy Silvester steps in for Christian May, and talks to WeWork's UK boss Mathieu Proust. The property firm's chief offers his opinions on the value of office space and flexibility, the future of London as a global hub and the outfit's plans to rebound from a dire 2019.  Andy also looks at the latest in the ongoing saga over the future ownership of TikTok, the backlash to plans for tax rises in the UK and the upcoming hike in the price of a humble plastic bag. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian discusses on-street parking, PPE supply in the city and extending the hours of the city's bylaw department.

Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian joins me to talk child care spaces in Kamloops, on street parking in the city's downtown and an idea to allow businesses to set up a portion of their stores on Victoria St as a bit of a walkable marketplace.

Der 2. Teil mit Christian vom Biohof May gestaltet sich als Lehr- und Aufklärungsstunde über die deutsche Landwirtschaft. Christian gibt spannende Einblicke in die Arbeit am Biohof. Er spricht im Podcast darüber wie er den abgebrannten Hof seiner Eltern mit der Unterstützung der ganzen Familie wieder aufgebaut hat und welches Ziel er mit seiner Art der Landwirtschaft verfolgt: die Abkehr von der Industrialisierung der Landwirtschaft hin zu einer nachhaltigen und trotzdem profitablen Bewirtschaftung.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this week are Jacqui Smith, Former Labour Home Secretary and Chief Whip, Nimco Ali, Co-founder of Daughters of Eve and an anti FGM campaigner, who wrote an article saying Boris Johnson was a 'real feminist', Christian May, Editor of City AM and Zack Polanski, Green Party Candidate.

Christian´s Geschichte gleicht einem Krimi. Im November 2015 ruft ihn früh morgens um 5 Uhr sein Vater an und teilt ihm mit, dass der Familienhof, das Lebenswerk seiner Eltern, durch einen Brand zerstört wurde. Ein halbes Jahr später entscheidet sich Christian diesen wieder aufzubauen und zurück aus Frankfurt nach Junkerhausen zu kommen. Dabei immer an seiner Seite seine Frau Rebekka. Rebekka hat er in Wien über eine Anzeige "Matratze zu verschenken" kennen gelernt. Sie unterstützt ihn mit dem Satz "Ich kann mir nichts schöneres vorstellen als Bio-Bäuerin zu verwenden."

True beauty is not mere physical features that fade and pass away with age. True beauty -the beauty of Jesus Christ- transforms the heart, speech, and conduct of a person or a family. True beauty increases with age -Proverbs 31-30-. With all of the wrinkles and shriveled skin that will come to us all in the aging process, yet may it be said of us, -What a beautiful Christian-- May the grace of Jesus Christ make you more and more beautiful in spite of all the trials and tribulations of this life. Let not those heartaches and afflictions harden your heart or your countenance, but rather let all the sorrows of this wilderness soften and beautify you.----Just as the countenance of Moses was full of light from the time spent in the presence of Jesus, so shall the time you spend in the presence of Jesus -privately and publicly- cause your life to shine and to be beautified by Him whose glory is more beautiful than anyone or anything in the universe that He has created.

I beg you, Lord,let the fiery, gentle power of your lovetake possession of my soul,and snatch it awayfrom everything under heaven,that I may die for love of your loveas you saw fit to die for love of mine.~ Francis of Assisi (1182-1226) Click Image Above to View Worship Guide

One Sarah proposes a lifelong gig for the Conway-based band The City Boyz, one Sarah couldn’t be here today and has been temporarily replaced by Christian May, who shares how he and Sarah have stayed friends for almost a decade. // Twitter: @cinemarollspod Email: cinemarollspod@gmail.com Letterboxd: Sarah Handloser // Sarah de Rueda Buzzfeed Quiz: https://www.buzzfeed.com/lalilada/which-christmas-movie-are-you-i9t7 Christian's Facebook because this is the social media he actually uses for some reason: Christian May

Joining Cross Question this week is Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Columnist for the i newspaper & Broadcaster, Polly Toynbee, Guardian Columnist, Christian May, Editor of City AM and Dean Godson, Director of Policy Exchange

Thank you for getting us to 200 episodes! Thank you for listening to the podcast, watching our videos on YouTube, coming out to the events, design houses and remote recording sessions. Thank you for reaching out on social media and better yet, in person to tell me you like the show, disagreed with me about something I said or make a suggestion for a future guest or topic. The show is now in its sixth year and this is episode 200. I wanted to do something special this week and for the past few months, I have been listening back to past episodes starting with the very first episode of Convo By Design, recorded in early 2014 with artist. Since then, I have recorded over 300 individuals in one-on-one interviews, panel discussions, group conversations and project tours. The show has been all over Southern California. We have recorded from Palm Springs, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, the Grand Canyon, Marfa, Texas and Big Sky, Montana. Convo By Design has taken you to the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts, Wattles Mansion, WestEdge Design Fair, WestWeek, Modernism Week, LA Design Festival, Fall Market and tours of homes with some of the worlds greatest and most talented creatives. I am not going to name them all here and of course, I can’t mention everyone but if you keep listening to the podcast, you will, at some point, hear from them again. I have scoured through past episodes so you can hear again from some amazing, interesting, thought provoking and wonderful people. We revisit moments with architects, designers, set decorators, musicians, chefs, makers of policy and others who are leading the way as it relates to the way we live. Before we get into this episode, I wanted to tell you why I do this podcast. I have been asked about the story in the past and I do love telling the story because this show was created using the ashes of one of my greatest failures. I am a brand manager by trade. After many years in brand development with companies like CBS and iHeartRadio, I was consulting for California Home and Design Magazine. After a lifetime loving design and architecture, I was thrilled to be working in the industry. At that time, I got the chance to produce my first design house called Small Space, Big Style. We had designers: Molly Luetkemeyer, Azadeh Shladovsky, Brian Patrick Flynn, Erinn Valencic, Christian May, Anette and Mary from Potted, a really amazing group. After the penthouse opened, we had events, parties, meetings, all kinds of really intriguing content. And I recorded not one moment of it. Sure, I have the leave behind books and a box of the issues showing the 12 pages of edit… and if you look for this design house, you will find two videos produced by the magazine. I remember feeling like all of this work went into a project and it just disappeared int the ether. That was in 2012. The design house closed in 2013 and I spent all of 2013 planning and working on Convo By Design. I had another podcast project prior to this one, but it wasn’t what I wanted. Further proof that our first concept or idea is rarely the final product. And along that same line of thinking, Convo By Design hasn’t stopped changing since the very first episode. There are a couple of things that have remained constant, one of those is the partnership of our presenting sponsor, Snyder Diamond. Over 200 episodes, we have heard from many designers. I love being around designers because the ideas rarely stop flowing and when talking about design, there are so many different styles and personalities, here are a few of the designers you have heard from over the past five years: Estee Stanley Jaime Rummerfeild Kyle Schuneman Ryan Saghian Timothy Corrigan Cesar Giraldo Ryan White Cliff Fong Lori Dennis Is LA Losing It’s Cool… This clip is one of my absolute favorites. First, it features moderators Mallory Roberts Morgan and Frances Anderton. I am a huge fan of both ladies. Second,

Jake Wallace breaks down the biggest high school playoff games in our area.  Then he takes a loot at the big college rivalry games going down Friday and Saturday night.  

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In 2012 I was consulting for a home and design magazine in Los Angeles and during that time, I produced my first design house. I truly loved the experience. I had the opportunity to work with amazing and talented designers like Azadeh Shladofsky, Molly Luetkemeyer, Christian May, Erinn Valencich and Potted amongst others. The house was in the heart of Hollywood, called Small Space, Big Style as it was a fourteen hundred square foot penthouse. We were open for about four months and there is very little remaining of this in the public space. There are a few videos on YouTube, some old blog posts and of course, back issues of the magazine. But no real documentation of what went into the project, the work of the immensely talented designers or the collaboration with the brand partners on the project like Snyder Diamond and the Warner Bros Prop Department. But there are the memories and the friendships that remain to this day. This episode features two conversations with two wonderful designers and truly exceptional people. First up is Leslie Shapiro Joyal of Shapiro Joyal Studio. Leslie and I spoke just before the opening of the Wattles Mansion Design House in 2017. Leslie was the first designer I spoke with on this project, her space was my first impression and what an impression it was. Sweeping views of Los Angeles from the Hollywood Hills location. How do you frame that as a designer? Well Leslie is going to tell you how she did it. And, she is also going to tell you about designing a showcase and working with unforeseen circumstances, like a pack of wild raccoons stealing your accessories every night. Seriously. Next up is Annette Gutierrez, a friend, amazing person and half of the design team behind Potted. She and Mary Gray provided the outdoor space in that Small Space Big Style design house in Hollywood and we have been friends ever since. Annette and I caught up at the WestEdge Design Fair in 2017. Potted provided plants and accessories for our Kelley Jackson designed California Beach Follies Cabana. I’m telling you the story about Small Space, Big Style because the idea behind a design ouse is that of any pop-up. Here for a short time and then gone. I stared Convo By Design to provide a lasting point of reference for these fleeting but shining moments in Southern California design. So, I hope you enjoy it and hopefully, it can provide some inspiration for your next project.

Paperchase has apologised for a promotion offered in the Daily Mail. The stationery retailer backtracked after being targeted on social media by campaigners. Stop Funding Hate believes that an advertising boycott can change the editorial stance of newspapers they disagree with. Amol Rajan is joined by Owen Jones, Johnny Hornby, founder of The&Partnership, Christian May, editor of the newspaper City AM, and Jane Martinson of The Guardian. Donald Trelford was the editor of The Observer from 1975 to 1993. His new autobiography is called Shouting In The Street. Mashable has reportedly been sold for $50m, just a fifth of how much it was valued at last year. Buzzfeed and Vice are also expected to miss revenue targets for the year. As advertisers now concentrate their spending on Google and Facebook, do some digital publishers have an unsustainable business model? Will consolidation in the industry mean reduced choice for consumers? Presenter: Amol Rajan Producer: Richard Hooper.

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On this week’s Murnaghan podcast – Boris Johnson was said to have been left “absolutely furious” after it was reported last week that he privately disclosed to a handful of EU Ambassadors that he supports freedom of movement, despite the Government’s ‘hard’ stance on Brexit. Dermot puts these claims to the Foreign Secretary, Mr Johnson. UKIP’s newly elected leader, Paul Nuttall, has said he intends to replace the Labour party and make UKIP the patriotic voice of working people. We hear from Angela Eagle, the Labour MP for Wallasey, who stood against Jeremy Corbyn in the party's leadership race. Could the Liberal Democrat success in Richmond be the first of many election upsets for the Conservative party? Dermot speaks to Mr. Clegg about what this by-election means for the party and for the Brexit process. And finally, as always, a team of top political pundits chew over this week’s news – Christian May, Editor at City AM; Sonia Sodha, Columnist at the Observer and comedian Mark Dolan.

Christian raised eyebrows when appointed Editor of City AM, joining the paper aged 28 with no prior senior editorial experience. In this in-depth interview, he reveals how he was unexpectedly offered the job over dinner with the founders; describes the transition from PR and public affairs to journalism; discusses the initial challenges he faced and his approach to editing; defends giving advertisers the ability to publish directly to their website, and speculates about building on the success of the paper by expanding into new territories.

In a special edition of City AM's podcast, City A.M. digital editor Emma Haslett is joined in the studio by editor Christian May. Guests Jimmy McLoughlin, head of external affairs at the Institute of Directors and Natalie Reynolds, CEO of negotiation specialist Advantage Spring, discuss the next steps for David Cameron, Conservative leader hopefuls, Jeremy Corbyn, and the rest of those tasked with paving a new path for the UK's economy.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is calling on the BBC to give religion the same prominence as politics, sport or drama. In a speech at the Sandford St Martin awards for religious broadcasting, The Most Rev Justin Welby will suggest that the Corporation's charter include protection for religious programming. Also at the ceremony, Dame Joan Bakewell will receive a special award in recognition of a 'commitment to religious and ethical broadcasting'. She joins Steve Hewlett in the studio. Nigel Farage and David Cameron faced "tough" questions on the EU referendum from a live studio audience last night for the referendum special on ITV. It's the latest in a series of debates across networks which started last week with Sky News' interviews with David Cameron and Michael Gove. Steve Hewlett speaks to Sky's Head of Politics Esme Wren about how negotiations went and how much planning went into the interviews. A new daily newspaper described as the "North's national" is being launched. Called 24, the title will be published by Cumbria-based CN Group and will provide a "distinctly northern perspective" on big news stories. Steve Hewlett speaks to Editorial Director David Helliwell about his ambitions for the paper, and how they plan to make it work in a market suffering big declines. The free London newspaper City AM is going to allow commercial brands to directly upload content to the City AM website without any pre-moderation by its editorial team. Joining Steve to discuss why City AM have embarked on this new model, and how they hope to benefit from this venture, is Christian May, editor of City AM. Producer: Katy Takatsuki.

From Bollywood blunders to accusations of racism from all sides: there's no denying the mayoral campaign was divisive. But after Sadiq Khan's landslide win, what will be his first big challenges? Chewing over what will dominate in the first 100 days, are City A.M. digital editor Emma Haslett and stock trader Zak Mir - joined today by City A.M. editor Christian May and political pundit David Cracknell.

This week Nick speaks to Christian May about the Ukrainian protests and Donna Edmunds, editor of Ukip Daily, about the political news and Ukip’s growing pains. Subjects covered include, raising the upper tax limit to 50p, Ukip’s appeal, Syrian refugees, and the treatment of women in politics.

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