Podcasts about Crediton

Send us a Text Message.I caught up with Howard Thresher at the tackle shop he runs in Crediton, Devon.I've known him quite a few years now and I really wanted listeners to hear the story of a river that was completely fished out until he was lucky enough to buy the fishing rights and nurse it back to health. It now holds some pretty special fish.We also get an intimate insight into how he runs a tackle shop, known locally as the sweet shop, a little differently from the norm. You'll learn how he stumbled into the industry almost by accident but used his skills in other areas to make the business a success.I really enjoyed talking with Howard and hope you'll enjoy our conversation just as much.

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In this episode, Otis and Tom talk to Peter and Eric from The Lion's Club about Crediton talking news.

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! On this week's Farmer Rapid Fire, host Lyndsey Smith checks in with: Michael Groot of Crediton, Ont; Randy Court of Plumas, Man; and Chris Allam of Edmonton, Alta. Plus, we will hear from Shaun Haney and Nic... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! On this week's Farmer Rapid Fire, host Lyndsey Smith checks in with: Michael Groot of Crediton, Ont; Randy Court of Plumas, Man; and Chris Allam of Edmonton, Alta. Plus, we will hear from Shaun Haney and Nic... Read More

In this month's episode, we talk to Phillip from The Washing Machine of Destiny, a play about two men with 'autism' labels set in Crediton. We ask him what the play is about, how it was made and what inspired him to make it. We hope you enjoy it!

Plumber Crediton has hired Anne Wood to manage the businesses social media. PC currently has no presence on social media and this is where Anne will step in.

Episode: 2253 Revisiting the Commons in a rapidly changing world.  Today, we visit the commons.

The Musical Dream City is the second show by DJ ‘You Spin Me Right Round' aka DJ ‘Spin', the first one was The Musical Staircase. It's created by LUCA SAUNDERS who's lived in Crediton for all of his 18 years and is on the Autism Spectrum. You'll hear some great music, some fascinating stories behind the music, and insights into what its like being neurodiverse. These are songs that have helped Luca get through the pandemic. Enjoy. Produced by PHILIP ROBINSON. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

‘All Is Mended' artistic director and actor PHILIP ROBINSON presents a selection of the interviews with elders from local care homes mixed together with music from the theatre show. A tasty teaser for the ears. 'All Is Mended' is a theatre show repurposing ‘A Midsummer Night's Dream', uniting Shakespeare with real-life stories from residents of three local Devon care homes during the Covid-19 pandemic. Caring and being cared for under the spotlight as the words of residents, their families and staff take centre-stage. In this episode local Crediton people are voicing the words selected from our interviews with residents, families and staff from local care homes: St Swithuns, Coppelia House, and Hillbrow. All extracted from our book A Little Bit Of Magic - care home conversations in Covid times, available from The Bookery Crediton, and from us on tour. The music and words here are all from the All Is Mended show. The voice actors: Rita King, Jim King, Jan Hookway, Eddie Holden, Esah Bodinetz, Hannah Reynolds, Brana Thorn, John Twitchin, Pippa Marriott, Gillie Stoneham, Luchia Howell, Jenny Start, Rupert Grantham, Philip Robinson, Nichola Weate. The music: Felix Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night's Dream Overture, Nina Simone My Baby Just Cares For Me, Eurythmics Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This, The Coasters Sh Boom Life Could Be A Dream, Arvo Pärt Spiegel Im Spiegel, Johann Strauss II Pizzicato Polka, theme from Singin' In The Rain, Tom Waits Just Another Sucker On The Vine, Supertramp Dreamer, Nat King Cole Nature Boy, Penguin Cafe Orchestra Perpetuum Mobile, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong Dream A Little Dream Of Me. All Is Mended is partnered by Living Room Theatre and Crediton Arts Centre. www.allismended.co.uk Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Crediton Food Bank founder and Crediton Rotary Club's 2020 'Citizen Of The Year' CHRIS PARSONS joins us for a chat. Listen to find out what it's like to run a food bank during a pandemic, what she's learned in her role about poverty in the town , and why now is a pivotal moment in the life of the food bank. Follow the Food Bank on Facebook: facebook.com/98highstreet Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

The first in a new series of episodes showcasing the work of the Crediton and District U3A Creative Writing Group. In this episode, group founder RICHARD DURANT tells the story of the group, MIKE ELIOTT shares his poem 'Pandemic Living', and ELLY BABBAGE reads out her piece 'A Pheasant In Woodland'. Learn more about the group: u3asites.org.uk/crediton Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

On this week's podcast, hosts Will Evans and Ben Eagle are joined by Neil Kennedy Chairman at Crediton, alongside Kite's David Levick and Chris Walkland. Neil has been instrumental in driving significant changes during his career within the dairy industry, playing an important role in the Milk Link/Arla merger before acquiring the Crediton business. With extensive involvement in a number of other dairy businesses including Omsco, Rodda's, Ornua UK, Belton Cheese as well as Dairy UK, he is well placed to discuss the future growth opportunities of value added products, whilst looking to encourage consumer trade-ups. Neil and David discuss how the relationship with their farmers is critical to the Crediton business and Neil speaks optimistically about the expansion and new entrants they are seeing in their supply group.

The Rt. Rev'd Jackie Searle, Bishop of Crediton shares this sermon reflecting on Mary's Song and how it is a song for us today. (Luke 1:46-55)

PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD are wellbeing coaches from Crediton's GP practices. And in this new episode of their show, they're talking about men's mental health. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Saint Boniface, Apostle of GermanySaint Boniface the Apostle of Germany, may not be well known in the United States, however he brought Catholicism to Germany.  He is greatly admired in Germany and other European countries.  He is venerated not only by the Catholic Church, but by the Lutherans, as well as the Anglicans and the Eastern Orthodox.We've said this before, but when there is a crisis in God's Church, he raises up a powerful Saint to do the task.  In this instance, He chose a young man filled with the Spirit, from what is today known as Great Britain.  He sent him to what is today Germany to evangelize and convert the Old Saxons, the people of Germany who were Catholic but had lost their way.  And that was just the beginning.  Before his life was over, he had evangelized all of Germany, and had become Primate of Germany.  If that wasn't enough, when that was done, he went over to France to convert and bring back to the Faith those who had left.  But we're getting ahead of ourselves.  Let's start at the beginning. Boniface was born in Crediton in Devonshire, England in 675-680 and baptized Winfrid. His was a noble family.  He was given an early training in our Faith.  He felt a calling to the religious life at 5 years old.  His spirituality attracted the attention of various religious men, who suggested he study under the brothers and priests.  At 7 years old, he went to a monastery where he excelled in learning scripture, Latin and lecturing.  At 14 years old, he graduated to the next level, a Benedictine Abbey. Continued here Would you like to watch Catholic Videoson your TV, Computer or Phone?Well now you can do just that!Watch on Computer or any device www.bobandpennylord.tvSupport the show (https://bobandpennylord.store/pages/we-need-your-help)

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of books and people in the Bible. In this edition, 2 John. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

It’s time for another Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio. On today’s, show you’ll hear: Michael Groot of Crediton, Ont. who’s building some new fence, and is about a quarter of the way done planting; Dwayne Leslie of Poplar Point, Man. who’s half done seeding and in a bit of an intermission; Jim Wickett of... Read More

It’s time for another Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio. On today’s, show you’ll hear: Michael Groot of Crediton, Ont. who’s building some new fence, and is about a quarter of the way done planting; Dwayne Leslie of Poplar Point, Man. who’s half done seeding and in a bit of an intermission; Jim Wickett of... Read More

The Bishop of Crediton, the Rt. Rev'd Jackie Searle, is the Diocese of Exeter Advocate for the Church of England's Living in Love and Faith process. Here she talks about why she believes engaging with the questions of identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage it raises is “the task of our generation”. Find out more about LLF here: https://exeter.anglican.org/res.../living-in-love-and-faith/

PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD are wellbeing coaches from Crediton's GP practices. And in this new episode of their show, they're talking about mindfulness. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

The second episode of this immersive series showcasing some of our local poets, set against a backdrop of music and sounds from Crediton and beyond. Hosted and created by YSELLA SIMS from Poetic Licence. Learn more about Poetic License on their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/poeticlicenceevents Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org This episode features: 1. Thaw Biddy And Melt by Mark Leahy 2. The Seven S's by Chris White 3. Origami Interview by Rachael Greyhound 4. I'll Take The Tiger by Jack Oakley 5. When The Dr Talks About My IVF Journey by Kerry Priest 6. 12 Seconds by Roisin's Brother 7. Hartstongue by Becky Brocklehurst 8. Magnificence by Stephen Wren 9. Werewolf by Paula Kovacs 10. Lux In Tenebris by Clare Morris 11. The Voice by Peter Roe 12. Hush by Ysella Sims 13. Ancestors by Harula Ladd Extracts from gentlexperimantalsoundsoups by Blanche Rigley. Sounds contributed by Polly Cox, Calum Sims, Si Egan.

In part two of This Week in Tudor History for the week beginning 5th April, historian Claire Ridgway talks about why Pope Paul IV branded Cardinal Pole a heretic and took away his legatine powers, before introducing you to a sea captain named Drake, but not Sir Francis Drake, and telling you about John Lumley, a baron who was involved with the Ridolfi Plot but kept his head, and a man who was recorded as owning a full-length portrait of Anne Boleyn.   You can see this podcast as a video at the following link: https://youtu.be/KYOd2blMjG8   9th April 1557 -  Mary I's Archbishop of Canterbury, Cardinal Reginald Pole, had his legatine powers revoked by Pope Paul IV. 10th April 1586 - Death of sea captain Sir Bernard Drake, probably from gaol fever (typhus) at Crediton in Devon. 11th April 1609 - Death of conspirator, patron and collector, John Lumley, 1st Baron Lumley, at his London home.   Other Tudor events for these dates: April 9 - Catherine Willoughby's second husband - https://youtu.be/xHtICfkzS7g April 9 - From queen to dowager princess - https://youtu.be/c-zdfPaiK0U  April 10 - The Gregorian Calendar versus the Julian Calendar - https://youtu.be/VRz98plSjqk April 10 - The Birth of King James V of Scotland - https://youtu.be/CiXTTLBhjus April 11 - Victory for Anne Boleyn, finally! - https://youtu.be/3m9MnNczwzY April 11 - The end of rebel Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger - https://youtu.be/HCKNH7_NFsU    -- Claire Ridgway Historian and author, founder of the Anne Boleyn Files and Tudor Society www.theanneboleynfiles.com www.tudorsociety.com https://twitter.com/AnneBoleynFiles http://www.facebook.com/theanneboleynfiles https://www.instagram.com/anneboleynfiles/ https://twitter.com/thetudorsociety https://www.facebook.com/tudorsociety/ https://www.instagram.com/tudor.society/

In this episode we celebrate our first birthday! Regular contributor YSELLA SIMS interviews founder JAKE LLOYD to find out where his love of community and radio came from, what Crediton Radio has achieved in its first year, and what we hope to achieve in the future. With music courtesy of PHILIP ROBINSON. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

This is the first show by DJ ‘You Spin Me Right Round' aka DJ ‘Spin'. It's created by LUCA SAUNDERS who's lived in Crediton for all of his 17 years and is on the Autism Spectrum. You'll hear some great music, and some stories behind the music too. These are songs that have helped Luca get through Lockdown. Produced by Philip Robinson. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD are wellbeing coaches from Crediton's GP practices. And in this new episode of their show, they're talking about "looking to the future". Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Welcome to the first in a new and immersive series showcasing some of our local poets, set against a backdrop of music and sounds from Crediton and beyond. Hosted and created by YSELLA SIMS from Poetic Licence. Learn more about Poetic License on their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/poeticlicenceevents Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org This episode features: 1. Philip Robinson - Blanket on the ground 2. Clare Morris - Still 3. Kerry Priest - Belly 4. Peter Cowlam - Faustina 5. Delia Pring - At West Hoe Pier 6. Jack Oakley - The Journey 7. Harula Ladd - Making Family 8. Robert Garnham - Poem  9. Margaret Adkins - Poem To The Woman With Grey Hair 10. Tim King - And So To Bed 11. Paula Kovacks - Survivor's Song Artwork by Nigel Bird. Thanks to Polly Cox and Si Egan for contributing sounds.

The 'Ploughcappella' choir at Great Torrington has been running for 20 years, and is led by ALISON WHITTALL from Crediton. In this episode, she introduces their new song 'Hidden In The Music' which they recorded over Zoom as part of a fundraiser for their venue, The Plough Arts Centre. Click here to watch the video and make a donation: www.theploughartscentre.org.uk/ploughcappella20 Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

The wellbeing coaches are back! In this new episode, PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD from Crediton's GP practices are joined by their colleague, Wellbeing Co-ordinator KATE TUCKER. In this episode, they're talking about loneliness. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of books and people in the Bible. In this edition, Mark. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

In the first of a new series of conversations with local people, we meet JOJO HOGAN, a New Zealander who once lived in Crediton, and has now returned to the area after an 18 year absence. She tells MARY STEPHENSON from Colebrooke what changes she's noticed in the Crediton area since coming back. The music is from the ‘Sounds of Sandford' CD produced by the Friends of Sandford, Upton Hellions and New Buildings Churches. The guitar is played by David Cottam. Know someone who'd like to be featured in a future 'conversation'? Email us creditonradio [at] gmail [dot] com! Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

The final part of this radio drama series in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One. Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020.

This month's podcast will include a discussion about our thoughts on masks and how they've affected us, some exclusive audio from our only performance of the year for the BuskIt festival in Crediton, and a brief chat about festivals. Speaking of festivals we have a virtual festival running on our website on the 29th September. Enjoy!

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of books and people in the Bible. In this edition, Susanna. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD are wellbeing coaches based at Crediton's GP practices. In their third episode for Crediton Radio, they're talking about relationships. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

The sixth of a seven-part radio drama series in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One. Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020.

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of different books of the Bible. In this edition, Esther. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD are wellbeing coaches from the social prescribing team based at Crediton's GP practices. In their second episode for Crediton Radio, they're covering values, passion, purpose and meaning. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Will more people move to the countryside once Covid-19 is over? What's the future of Mid-Devon's housing market? We put these and other questions to GEORGE CLOVER of Crediton-based estate agent Helmores. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

The fifth of a seven-part radio drama series in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One. Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020.

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of different books of the Bible. In this edition, Hosea. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

The fourth of a seven-part radio drama series in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One. Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020.

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of different books of the Bible. In this edition, Song of Solomon. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

How do you sustain community life under a lockdown? In this episode, our presenter JAKE LLOYD shares one possible answer. In his UK hometown of Crediton, he has helped launch CREDITON RADIO, which is equipping local people to make radio shows together - safely from the comfort of their own homes - in order to connect for fun, learning and support during the Coronavirus pandemic. Help us tell more stories like this at patreon.com/arukahnetwork

And today's question comes from Jason. He says, dear Marco, we are looking to take out a HELOC, a Home Equity Line of Crediton our primary residence for the purpose of buying our next home. Since I am a licensed residential contractor, I would like to find a new construction opportunity or a fixer upper fixer property. My question for you is two parts. First, would we be able to get better loan terms as a construction loan / line of credit, through my business or would it be more favorable to finance this as a personal loan? Secondly, there are a lot of HELOC Home Equity Line of Credit products out there. What terms should we be looking for in a favorable agreement and are there terms we should try avoid? Download your FREE copy of The Ultimate Guide to Passive Real Estate Investing:  https://www.NoradaRealEstate.com/FreeGuide/?utm_source=Episode_Summary IF YOU LIKE THIS PODCAST we would love if you would go to iTunes and Subscribe, Rate & Review our podcast. This will greatly help share our podcast with others wanting to learn. Thank you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The third of a seven-part radio drama series, in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One. Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Crediton resident and Quaker GERALD CUNNINGHAM shares a reflection on the response to COVID-19 in Crediton and wider society. Learn more and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Crediton-based musician JAKE COLE talks about why music is so important to him and introduces his new song 'Quest'. Contains some swearing. Watch his music video: youtu.be/y4FscFzD75I Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of different books of the Bible. In this edition, Ruth. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson.

The second of a seven-part radio drama series, in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One. Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

In this Easter special, Bishop of Crediton JACKIE SEARLE joins us for conversation about her work, how its changed as a result of Covid-19, and why this is a special time of year for her. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of different books of the Bible. In this edition, Exodus. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson.

The first of a seven-part radio drama series in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One. Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020.

The Pastor of the Congregational Church JAMES GREGORY shares a reflection on what the Coronavirus is revealing to us about our society. Learn more and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Listen to our organiser JAKE LLOYD introduce the idea behind Crediton Radio, and how you can get involved to help shape it. Learn more and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

Company Number: 9053146. There is a talk show beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as The Buccaneers Bar and as timeless as 11am - 3:30pm on a Tuesday. It is the middle ground between breakfast and going home, between the long gone past and distance future. It lies at the beginning of a month and the thesaurus of the month. This is the dimension of imagination. It is a transmission known as EPIC MW. This transmission is a Heritage special. Listen to find out a bit about the wonderful history of Crediton's cinema and our journey of discovery throughout the process. We've learnt researching, archiving and creative skills, as well as had a blast talking to lovely members of the community about their memories. Our Heritage Project exhibition premiers at the Buccaneers Bar on the 8th October with the following schedule: 1:30-2:30 - The exhibition 2:30-3 - Showing our films 3-4 - Q&A. We'd love to see you there!

James and Sam launch their first Green Room podcast! Unexpected historical thoughts as they travel around the country's theatres and arts centres with their Histories of the Unexpected show...this one's about shopping lists and the history of lost fame... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James and Sam launch their first Green Room podcast! Unexpected historical thoughts as they travel around the country's theatres and arts centres with their Histories of the Unexpected show...this one's about shopping lists and the history of lost fame... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Following her historic installation as the 133rd Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally will be in conversation with David Ison, Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral, about her faith, her life, what matters to her most, and how she feels about being the first female Bishop of London. A Londoner for most of her adult life, she is passionate about how people live well in the city, about health, loneliness, the call to transformed lives, and what the church can offer people in a new century and a fast-changing city. The event is free and open to everyone, and there will be plenty of time for questions from the audience. Sarah Mullally is the Bishop of London. Installed on 12 May in St Paul’s Cathedral, she was previously Bishop of Crediton, has worked at Salisbury Cathedral and been a parish priest, and before had a career as a nurse, specialising in cancer care. Her very successful career in the NHS culminated in her appointment as the government’s Chief Nursing Officer for England at the age of 37, and she was made a Dame Commander of the British Empire in 2005 in recognition of her outstanding contribution to nursing and midwifery. David Ison is the Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral. Previously Dean of Bradford in Yorkshire, he began as an inner city priest in Deptford, taught at a training college in Blackheath, worked on a housing estate in Coventry and with in-service training of clergy in Devon, and has a PhD in Early Church History. Recorded on Monday 4 June 2018.

This episode we welcome onboard the fantastic Kirton Games as our newest sponsor, support the podcast by making all your hobby purchases through this link: Kirton Games Webstore And as always we are sponsored by: Mierce Miniatures   This is our second hobby chat episode, me and Ian welcome Chris Mills to the show. Chris has been making waves recently on the UK Tournament scene with some excellent armies; produced at breakneck speed. He has already won best army at the Games Workshop Grand Finals in 2017 and earnt joint second place with our very own Ian at the 2017 Facehammer GT.   This epsiode focusses on event painting, colour schemes, contrasting basing, painting to deadlines and includes the usual hobby tips (don't poor liquid gold in your eye!).   Also make sure you check out Kirton Games next 1 day Age of Sigmar Tournament in Crediton (near Exeter): Blood, Death, and Vengance 4   Itunes Music: Intro – Vale of Shadows - Gunship Outro – The Mountain - Gunship

Sarah Mullally, appointed this week as the first woman Bishop of London, the third most senior position in the Anglican Church. A former nurse and senior civil servant, she was ordained in 2001. Her surprise appointment followed a brief spell as Bishop of Devon in Crediton. She's expected to attract criticism from more conservative elements of the Anglo-Catholic and Evangelical elements of the church. Mark Coles profiles the most senior woman in the Anglican Church. Produced by Helen Grady and Siobhan O'Connell.

The next Bishop of London will be the Bishop of Crediton, the Rt Revd Sarah Mullally, Downing Street has announced. At a press conference at St Paul's Cathedral this morning, Bishop Mullally spoke and took questions. Our senior reporter Hattie Williams was there and recorded it for the podcast.

Address given by the Right Reverend Sarah Mullally DBE, Bishop of Crediton, at A Service for Queen Anne's School Caversham, held at Westminster Abbey on Friday 20th October 2017 at 2.30pm

Joel and Sam get together to bring you episode 39 of the Devon Dice Podcast and talk shop, more Meeples' Corner shop and gaming days, News, Kickstarters and what Joel has been playing lately. Meeples’ Corner gaming day at Crediton town hall on 28th oct The Pegasus Spiele Day nov 25th 12-5 at the shop.   https://www.facebook.com/events/128110397841252/ News Plaid Hat's Stand Alone Expansion To Specter Ops Small World: Sky Islands Expansion Uwe Rosenberg’s Indian Summer You can now preorder Charterstone for essen pick up What we have been playing: Joel: Downforce, Restoration Games Whistle Stop, Bézier Games, Inc. Flipships, Renegade Game Studios Rhino Heroes: Super Battles, HABA Sam: lots of Clank!  Renegade Game Studios Kickstarters: 2nd printing of 7th Continent Dice Hospital Find the twitter @DevonDiceUK Find us on @DepressedMonk3y @spoonofmilk Find our Facebook page Our web page www.devondice.co.uk Our sponsor meeplescorner.co.uk @meeplescorner credits go to Bensound.com for some of the music use.  - Thank you listen and it’s your turn