Podcast appearances and mentions of Claire Wood

Dominic is joined by the inimitable Prof. Hugo Bowles who is currently working the OUP edition of The Pickwick Papers  to guide us through this riot of a novel - if it is a novel? Hugo is an alumnus of both Oxford and Cambridge where he read English, Classics and Applied Linguistics. For over three decades he lectured at four Italian Universities and is the author of Dickens and Stenographic Mind (published by Edinburgh University Press). We last caught up with Hugo in his joint episodes with Dr. Claire Wood as they spoke about their award-winning Dickens Code Project.Joining us today, to read extracts from this dizzying narrative is the wonderful actress Gina Beck.The sounds of horses, carriages, seagulls and nature are used with permission from Epidemic SoundCaution: Listeners please note that the topic of suicide is covered in the earlier parts of the Pickwick story.Support the showIf you'd like to make a donation to support the costs of producing this series you can buy 'coffees' right here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dominicgerrardThank you so much!Host: Dominic GerrardSeries Artwork: Léna GibertOriginal Music: Dominic GerrardThank you for listening!

Claire Wood is a military wife, mom, writer, and teacher. Today she joins me to discuss an idea she's been pondering and applying to her life: compounding. Those small, consistent tasks and habits that lead to the large changes we're really seeking. Whether it's parenting, cooking at home, or investing: we need to allow time for the effect of compounding to truly show results.Want to start those small, consistent habits in the year with a budget by pay period? You can download the Debt Free Mom pay period budget template for only $9!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Thomas and Meg talk to Claire Wood, VP of Prodouct Creation at SOREL and long-time industry person about running, trends, and a whole bunch more.

In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and Hugues Laverdière talk Paris Olympics, athletes, controversy - and most importantly, the plight of Coco Gauff and her perceptions about line calls against her.  Alexandra discusses both sides of the controversial call by the chair referee.  Alexandra and Ougi say it's the third time - and the long argument and tears affected Coco's second set.  Alexandra and Ougi felt Coco made the questionable call about race - and they didn't feel race should have been brought into the conversation - this time.  Coco told the supervisor, Claire Wood, that it's about her being cheated - and she said the same thing happened to Serena.  Was Coco correct that the refs are going against her in major events?  Alexandra and Ougi don't think so.  But, they agree there should be electronic line calling at all events - and video replay like the big sports.

In the lead-up to the Times Higher Education Awards 2023, for this episode, we talk to two winners from last year, both of whom share their advice, insights and best practice for engaging the public. King's College London and health science company Zoe won the award for Outstanding Marketing/Communications Team for the Covid Symptom Study app. Tanya Wood, talks about the agile methods the team used to communicate the science in real time in a way that saw millions sign up for the app and impacted UK Covid policy. Hugo Bowles joins us to explain the Dickens Code, an ongoing project in which he and principal investigator Claire Wood, of the University of Leicester, enlisted the global public to unravel the mysteries of Charles Dickens shorthand. 

Are you an unsung codebreaker? Does your knowledge and feel for Dickens mean that you could be the next person to crack some of the hieroglyphic mystery of the shorthand system that Dickens created for himself. Or are you able to trace the source of the writings that Dickens read from whilst dictating to his pupil Arthur Stone …?A year ago Dominic caught up with Dr. Claire Wood & Prof. Hugo Bowles on their extraordinary Dickens Code project. Since they last spoke,  Claire and Hugo have not only won the Research Project of the Year: Times Higher Education Award but have now - for the very first time - pooled all of Dickens' surviving shorthand manuscripts into one place in a special online exhibition entitled - Decoding Dickens: The Shorthand Mysteries …  Support the showIf you like to make a donation to support the costs of producing this series you can buy 'coffees' right here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dominicgerrardHost: Dominic GerrardSeries Artwork: Léna GibertOriginal Music: Dominic GerrardThank you for listening!

Dominic is joined by the wonderful Dr. Claire Wood again for a special Christmas episode on Charles Dickens' The Story of the Goblins who Stole a Sexton; A Christmas Carol and The Chimes ...Reading extracts from these stories is the brilliant actor Tom Andrews ...HAPPY CHRISTMAS!! Support the showIf you like to make a donation to support the costs of producing this series you can buy 'coffees' right here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dominicgerrardHost: Dominic GerrardSeries Artwork: Léna GibertOriginal Music: Dominic GerrardThank you for listening!

It's Halloween ... and the Dickens Code Decoders have uncovered Anecdote: a short ghost story which may have been written or improvised by the inimitable Boz himself!Claire Wood returns to introduce it and Dominic reads it for us ...HAPPY HALLOWEEN

Dominic is joined by the inimitable Andrew Davies whose iconic screen adaptations include  Bleak House, Pride & Prejudice, War & Peace, Les Miserablés, Middlemarch, Vanity Fair ... and many more!It all begins in 1976 with his iconic retelling of The Signalman ...To book for Dominic's GHOSTS AND MURDER live stream on Monday 31st October - which includes readings of Sikes & Nancy, The Dead Hand,The Signalman  plus a live Q&A with Dr. Claire Wood - click here: https://dickensmuseum.com/blogs/all-events/ghosts-murderYou can watch wherever you are in the world! Support the show

In this bumper episode Dominic is joined by the brilliant Prof. Hugo Bowles from Italy's University of Foggia and welcomes back to the series the inimitable Dr. Claire Wood. Together they take the listener on journey inside THE DICKENS CODE: a project that seeks to crack the code of Dickens' unique form of shorthand, and decipher the author's hidden messages from 150 years ago ... Support the show

Dominic is Joined by the brilliant Dr. Claire Wood, who is a lecturer in Victorian Literature at the University of Leicester and a former research associate at the University of York. Claire's writing on Dickens includes: Dickens and the Business of Death, published by Cambridge University Press. Claire is also a founder of the Dickens Code which seeks to crack the mysteries of Dickens' unique form of shorthand - a project that has just been nominated for a Times Education Award ..Also joining us to read extracts from The Old Curiosity Shop  the excellent actor, Gunnar Cauthery. Support the show

Aniesa is joined my music therapist Claire Wood in today's episode of The Sensational Kids Show. They discuss how music can help with multiple learning difficulties, why psychodynamic and neurologic therapy is helping people of all ages and why child-led sessions can empower children.     KEY TAKEAWAYS  Music and psychodynamic therapy has always been used to support adults, young people and children with their general development, their movements and overall communication skills.     Neurologic music therapy is evidence-based therapy looking at the science of brain development and the effect that music can have on the brain.    Music is a unique art form and therapy mirrors lots of early bonding experiences of parent and child. Music forms the building blocks of communication and creates emotional regulation through co-regulation.    Music is multisensory and can engage children with disabilities in a much more meaningful way than conversation.   Professionals need to be as child-led as possible in terms of participation, co-production and thinking about what they want from the session, it can be really empowering and motivating.   BEST MOMENTS  “I'm quite eclectic, I mix and match my approach depending on what the children and young people need.” “There's huge amounts of publicity around the positive effect music can have on dementia care.” “Being with someone in music is an easier way to express themselves.”   CONTACT METHODwww.instagram.com/aniesabblore/           www.instagram.com/sensationalkidstherapyuk/    www.facebook.com/sensationalkidslondon ABOUT THE HOST Aniesa completed her degree in Occupational Therapy at the University of Stellenbosch, in South Africa. She has since been focusing on pediatrics and sensory processing and integration. She has worked across a range of pediatric fields and has extensive experience in autism, specific learning difficulties, as well as anxiety and emotional regulation.  Aniesa has one teenage son with autism, and one with sensory difficulties. She herself was diagnosed at a late age as having ADHD and has found that understanding her neurodivergence has led to a greater connection with children and their parents. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We welcomed the Venerable Claire Wood, Archdeacon of Loughborough, to Church today to lead us in worship. The readings for today were 1 Corinthians 12.1 - 11 and John 2.1 - 11 - sadly we missed the very beginning of Claire's sermon in our recording.

Deciphering Dickens's shorthand, how the National Health Service uses graphic art to convey messages, creating a comic strip from Greek myths: these are some of the events taking place at the annual Being Human Festival in which universities around the UK introduce their research in a series of public talks, walks, workshops and performances. Laurence Scott meets some of those taking part and discusses different ways of recording and presenting information from comics to coded notebooks, to a scheme that projected books onto the ceilings of hospitals, which made it possible for thousands of people with disabilities to read after the Second World War. Dr Claire Wood is at the University of Leicester. Her event is called Cracking the Dickens Code Professor Anna Feigenbaum is at the University of Bournemouth. Her event is called Covid Comics and Me. Find out more at https://www.covidcomics.org/ Dr Amanda Potter is at the Open University. Her event is called Greek Mythology Comic Writing Workshop Professor Matthew Rubery is at Queen Mary University of London. His event is called Projected Books for Veterans of the Second World War The Being Human Festival runs from November 11th to 20th https://beinghumanfestival.org/ Producer: Phoebe McFarlane. This New Thinking episode of the Arts and Ideas podcast was made in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council, part of UKRI. You can find other programmes hearing insights from academics in our New Research playlist on the Free Thinking programme website https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03zws90

In this special edition we’ll be listening to poems from four regular contributors to the podcast and hearing a little about their approaches to writing poetry.  The presenter is Sally Walker-TaylorSound recordings in this podcast were made by the contributors and sound design, mixing and music were by Chris Gregory The poems in this podcast are  Binder’s Blue by Marie Claire WoodThe Afternoon Route by TAK ErzingerBellwether by Kevan MawaringLittle Red Morrigan by Sarra CullenoKintsugi in the Age of Social Media by Marie-Claire WoodChemical Bonds by TAK Erzinger Calving of the Berg by Kevan Manwaring Ab-Zohr’s Temple Sonnet (Offering To The Waters) by Sarra Culleno My Mother’s Dresser by Marie-Claire Wood Canto de mi Sangre (Song of My Blood) by TAK ErzingerChoices by Kevan Manwaring The Beach-Goers by Sarra Culleno Marie-Claire Wood is an actor, writer, model and presenter.  She has presented several episodes of Alternative Stories and appeared in our dramas Backdrop. Hare Spell and Out of The Darkness for which she was a co-writer.  She is an accomplished poetry reader and can be heard reading poems by Phoebe Stuckes and Maria-Taylor in series 3 of Alt Stories and as the lead voice in our audiobook version of the Invisible Borders anthology by Hypatia Publications.   Marie-Claire will be appearing in the new audio drama series Small Gods soon. Find out more about Marie-Claire and follow her on twitter here https://twitter.com/MarieClaireWood TAK Erzinger is an American Swiss writer with Colombian background currently living in Switzerland.  Her collection “At The Foot of The Mountain” has recently been published by Floricanto Press and is available to buy via links in TAK’s twitter feed and from Amazon.  TAK was the writer of our recent audio drama “Stella’s Constellation” which was based on part of an upcoming novel.  She is also an accomplished artist and has contributed poems to our “Through The Trees” anthology.  Find out more about TAK and follow her on twitter here https://twitter.com/ErzTak Dr Kevan Manwaring is a Senior Lecturer in creative writing at the Arts University in Bournemouth.  The author of many works of fiction and poetry he was the writer of our audio drama Black Box which was based on his award-winning novel of the same name.  A committed ecologist and writer in the field of climate fiction, Kevan also contributed to our special edition on that subject as well as to out discussion on folklore recently.   We are planning further projects with Kevan and you should follow him (and us) to find out more about them. Follow Kevan on twitter here https://twitter.com/bardicacademicAnd visit his website here https://thebardicacademic.wordpress.com/ Sarra Culleno may be best known to Alternative Stories listeners as one of the writing team behind our acclaimed audio drama Hare Spell.  That drama was partly inspired by Sarra’s original story The Hares of  Horsenden Hill which we also dramatised alongside Hare Spell. Sarra has contributed poetry to a number of editions of the podcast and we are incredibly proud and pleased to announce that her debut short fiction collection “Bonds” will be published later this year.  We’ll hear much more about that on Alternative Stories soon.  Follow Sarra on twitter here https://twitter.com/sarra1978 We hope you enjoy listening to poems from all four contributors.  

It’s Friday the 12th of February. Welcome to Porty News. In case you didn’t know, today is the Chinese New Year (Happy New Year or shin nee-an kwai le with apologies for the pronunciation) and this is the year of the ox. It’s a celebration we’ve been invited to share many times in the past. However, we were rather disturbed to learn that the Police here in Scotland have been increasingly concerned about an increase in anti-Chinese sentiment - and harassment in various forms, so much so that they’ve made a video for the Chinese community here giving advice on, not just reporting any abuse, but also taking steps to protect any Chinese businesses which usually close for an extended period at this time of year. We feel really sad they’ve felt the need to do so! A final thought about the weather – as the Met Office tells us it’s going to start getting warner within the next few days. It was very cold and frosty again last night – and there are a couple of things you need to remember if going out in your car. Yesterday, we found that our own car was covered in ice and snow which meant clearing all of that from not just the windscreen but the bonnet and roof as well (it’s a legal requirement) as is making sure your windscreen is clear so you can see cyclists and pedestrians. Police Scotland have stopped local drivers and reported them with dangerous driving just because they hadn’t made sure they could see out of the car’s windows! Finally, it’s Valentine’s Day this weekend and, to mark the occasion, the Porty Playwright, Claire Wood, has come with up a seasonal online play. Her company, Production Lines, will bring you Love Roulette, the story of a gameshow where you get to choose who lives happily ever after. We’ll be hearing more about it on tomorrow’s Porty Podcast, but let’s end today’s bulletin with a word from one of the characters Dion, the nation's favourite host (according to him): Hmmm. The play Roulette is free but ticketed which you can get from Eventbrite; a link is in the transcript as usual https://bit.ly/3aXt2eg That’s it from me for today. Have a lovely weekend!

We've a packed show this week on Radio Verulam. We spoke to Claire Wood from Rayden Solicitors Family Law Firm in St Albans about two sensitive and important topics - divorce and co-parenting. Expect honesty and really helpful tips. Home-Start Hertfordshire has just launched its Big Give this week. We heard how that's going and [...]

Porty playwright and producer, Claire Wood, of Production Lines Theatre Co has a new play called ‘Shrapnel’ which opens for a short run online tomorrow night. The play is set in Scotland during the pandemic and is unlike most other online shows where theatre companies have simply taken an already established production and turned it into an online format. A dark comedy, it looks, amongst other things, at loneliness and the way a lockdown affects our mental and financial health. She’s been speaking about it, online of course, to David Calderhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shrapnel-tickets-123382344915https://www.ageuk.org.uk/https://tinychanges.com/https://www.actingforothers.co.uk/

You're in for a treat today, listeners! Tune in for a sneak peek at a brand new bonus podcast series, The Teacher's Lounge. Our own resident education guru, Claire Wood, is going to be encouraging us twice a month with insights, tips, best practices, and support for those of us with students still in the home. No matter what your school situation is right now, we're all now faced with taking on at least some teacher-like duties - so why not create our own Teacher's Lounge for support? For more information on how to subscribe to these bonus episodes, head over to patreon.com/milspogurus. We have lots of exciting new initiatives planned to build community and provide resources for our people, so join us in making that happen! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/milspogurus)

MCEC Master Parent Educator Louise Webb and Claire Wood military spouse, homeschooling mom, writer, and podcaster talk about the beauty of homeschooling along with providing some tips on transitioning from one school setting to another successfully.  Claire calls home anywhere the Army sends her. Claire loves reading, writing, getting outdoors, and hosting friends in her home. Her book Mission Ready Marriage is available on Amazon. She hosts a weekly podcast, Advice Not Given that can be found on your favorite podcast player.  Army Emergency Relief: Home Schooling Assistance Program https://www.armyemergencyrelief.org/ Home School Legal Defense Association https://hslda.org/ MCEC Parent to  Parent webinar mentioned in this podcast 0920A - Homeschooling and the Military Family

If you suddenly find yourself in charge of supervising your kids' schooling due to the coronavirus pandemic, this episode is for you! This week, Jen talks to Claire Wood, who is both a teacher and a homeschooling mom. Claire shares some great tips about 'temporary schooling from home,' including managing expectations, how to stay flexible while complying with what your school requires, keeping rhythms vs. worrying about tight schedules, tips to keep kids motivated, boredom busters, and so much more! Whether you're homeschooling solo, trying to manage work from home along with home education, you'll find tips to make the days easier. Biggest reminder: this is not a normal time, so don't be so hard on yourself! We also talk about homeschooling while your military member is deployed or not available, and the importance of finding in-real-life support. Click here for resources mentioned in this show, including Claire's free download, "10 Tips for Peaceful Temporary Homeschooling." Find the complete Milspouse Matters show archive.  Want to purchase multiple copies of Jen's book, You Are Not Alone: Encouragement for the Heart of a Military Spouse? Contact Jen on her site for information and pricing. 

It’s one thing to dream about writing a play and seeing it on a stage. It’s a completely different game to write play and actually book a venue at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe! However, that is what Claire Wood has done. We’ve heard from Claire once before when staging a show at Bellfield this time last year. But her ambition this time is to reach out to a much wider audience.

Part 2 of the interview with Claire Wood from family solicitors Raydens in St Albans. Claire tells us all about post nuptial agreements - is it not too late?

Family Law Specialists Rayden Solicitors have teamed up with Radio Verulam to bring you some podcasts full of information on matters that matter to you. In this first podcast, Claire Wood tells Kerry Cobb all about prenuptial agreements, what they are, who gets one and why?

Family Law Specialists Rayden Solicitors have teamed up with Radio Verulam to bring you some podcasts full of information on matters that matter to you. In this first podcast, Claire Wood tells Kerry Cobb all about prenuptial agreements, what they are, who gets one and why?

Episode 209 was recorded a couple of weeks ahead of its release. After we catch up with co-host Joanna e Russo, we are joined at (7:03) by Claire Wood, the (at the time) New Balance Business Unit Manager for Global Performance Running Footwear, who talks to us on her last day on the job. We start out talking about her ten years eight months and twenty two days at New Balance and her history in the running community. At (10:39) Claire talks about breaking into a male dominated industry, some of the challenges and more importantly the support along the journey. We also attempt to make everyone in the room cry except Docs he does not have tear ducts. At (15:03) we ask Claire why she is leaving New Balance, her move to Portland, Oregon, and her next stop at Sorel. At (19:12) we circle back and talk more about Claires time at New Balance. We are back at (25:09) to wrap up the interview. At (27:38) Farley has a positive story about Docs beloved Philadelphia Eagles. At (30:30) we kinda discuss the world championships and concede that the event will be over by the time this show posts. At (34:55) we recap Running Night at Nats Park.

209 - Downton Clarendon (Claire Wood)

In this podcast we speak with Prof Volker Straub about Testosterone, which is sometimes given to patients with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) who take steroids. Steroids are part of the recognised standard of care in treating Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). But long-term use of steroids causes a number of side effects including delayed puberty. Testosterone is sometimes given to make boys begin going through puberty. There is a clinical trial running at the John Walton Muscular Dystrophy Research Centre (JWMDRC), led by Prof Volker Straub and Dr Claire Wood, treating 15 adolescents with DMD with testosterone to induce puberty. As well as looking at the effect of testosterone on pubertal development, growth, muscle strength and function, bone mineral density and body composition, the trial is looking at the mood, quality of life and well-being of patients to assess their satisfaction with the benefits of the treatment compared to the side effects. Duchenne UK has granted £228,562.51 to pay for the extension study of this trial to look at the longer term effects of testosterone treatment following earlier treatment to induce puberty. The extension study will investigate whether testosterone treatment to induce puberty will be enough to support long term testosterone production, or whether further treatment with testosterone is needed for patients on long-term steroids to keep producing testosterone, even if puberty was successfully induced.

With all the changes, moves, and challenges that go along with military life, it can be difficult to settle in and find your people.  On this episode, Jen's talking to Claire Wood about finding community, what to do when you just can't seem to make friends, and so much more. We discuss her book, Mission Ready Marriage, as well as her work with Milspo Gurus and using the Enneagram of personality to learn to better deal with all relationships in your life! Claire has so much warmth and wisdom to offer, and this episode will feel like a warm hug, wherever you are in this milspouse journey! And don't forget to hop on over to the Milspouse Matters Instagram account to enter for your chance at a free print copy of Claire's book and the Milspo Gurus "Becoming You Own Guru" course! Contest closes Mar. 28, 2019. Mentioned in this episode:  Mission Ready Marriage Milspo Gurus Milspouse Matters Episode 12 with Kellie Artis: Embrace Your Strength as a Military Spouse The Road Back to You The Sacred Enneagram The Complete Enneagram The Enneagram Institute Suzanne Stabile's podcast, The Enneagram Journey Ian Cron's podcast, Typology The Liturgists podcast The Sleeping at Last podcast Get Jen's book, You Are Not Alone: Encouragement for the Heart of a Military Spouse Learn more about Milspouse Matters, get show notes, and more content at jenmcdonald.net. *Contains affiliate links 

Calling all budding thespians and their helpers. Edinburgh Graduate Theatre will be staging a new production of Saint Joan – Joan of Arc to you and me - and, perhaps for the first time, it will be held in what is now known as the Celebration Hall at Bellfield. Although ‘The Grads’ – to give them their popular name - have a number of regular cast members, for this production the company is looking for local people, young people in particular, to be involved. Auditions start later this week – as Porty Podcast Producer David Calder has been finding out.Contact: cmfwood@hotmail.com or @cmfwood on Twitter

Claire Wood and Keith Kelly both wear a lot of hats. Claire is the SBU Manager at New Balance, overseeing the product creation for global running footwear, is a talented runner, and hilarious storyteller. Keith is also an employee of New Balance in Boston, was an incredible runner back in the day, winning the 2000 NCAA Division 1 Cross Country Championship, and has since moved on to Cat 1 cycling which is no small feat. These two have been friends for more than a decade and have a unique, insider perspective of the running industry. Today's chat covers running shoe poetry, Elaine Kennedy's flannel pajamas, and Claire's dog Violet. All of it random, all of it entertaining.

Claire Wood met George Appleton on a dating site. When she ended the relationship, he harassed her, eventually strangling her and setting her body on fire. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We all likely remember our first move in the military. Filled with doubt, excitement, adventure, and fear- we learn to navigate the new community, acronyms, and the importance of that ID card. In this raw interview, Claire Wood shares her story that she recounts in her book: Mission Ready Marriage: My Life as An Active Duty Wife. Claire could not be more vulnerable as she shares the anxiety of leaving everything and everyone she knew to start a new adventure with her husband as an Army Wife. Deployment was tough, but reintegration was tougher. Many of us wish we had the guts to be as honest as Claire is as she shares her confusion with wanting to be reunited with her soldier, but struggling with the independence required by spouses during deployment. In Claire's fantastic book, she not only tells her personal story, but includes reflections on what she and her husband needed and how God has brought purpose out of her challenges and victories. You will not want to miss this one and you will definitely want to share it with someone who is going through their first deployment and reintegration.

Claire Wood shares her experiences and lessons learned about the first hard years of transitioning into a military family. She shares reflections on what it means to be a supportive spouse to her Army Chaplain husband, and discusses the challenges - and hope - that come amidst deployment, reintegration, and the military lifestyle.

Since retiring from politics in 2012, former Greens leader Bob Brown has continued to offer sharp perspectives on issues of national debate. After giving the closing address at the Canberra Writers' Festival at the weekend, Brown tells Michelle Grattan that Malcolm Turnbull should have “stood up to the right wing” of his party at the end of 2015. “We now have a reactionary and conservative government. I don't think that's where Malcolm Turnbull wants to be. I think he would prefer to be a Bob Menzies, and his time's running out. “He either will stand up to that power base of right-wing reactionaries and conservatives, or he'll be another prime minister who failed to reach their promise, and Australia deserves a very progressive and liberal-minded leader. “Turnbull's got it in him, but one wonders if he's had the life experience to be able to say: ‘Well, I'm not going to be dictated to'. It's pretty late in the piece. ‘I'm not going to be dictated by these right wingers. I will stand up to them and if I lose out as a result of that at least I've tried.',“ he says. In the wake of a Greens portfolio reshuffle last week, Brown pays tribute to Sarah Hanson-Young's period as the party's immigration spokesperson. “I think she's helped move this nation from feeling ‘oh, you know let's forget about those people' to saying ‘no, we can't. They're under our care.' “I was sorry to see her move because she's done such a fine job in that portfolio. On the other hand I think it's a very, very daunting job. You know, you are dealing with the agony and suffering of men, women and children and she's been doing that for years. So in a way it might end up being a hidden blessing. “I think it'll free her a little. You know, I just think it's a harrowing job,” he says. Opening music credit: What Tomorrow Brings, by Ketsa on the Free Music Archive. Closing music credit: Earth Song, written by Bob Brown. Sung by Claire Wood and accompanied by Craig Wood and Michelle Wood.

Two Hands Wines was established in 1999 with the objective of making the best possible Shiraz based wines from prized Shiraz regions in Australia. In part 2 we taste 3 wines from 3 regions in a horizontal tasting.

Two Hands Wines was established in 1999 with the objective of making the best possible Shiraz based wines from prized Shiraz regions in Australia. In part 1 we compare 3 wines from 3 regions in a horizontal tasting.